RownD Died In West William H Rownd obituary heard
William H Rownd former Cedar Falls resident now living in California died at his Long Beach home last Friday due to Brights disease and complications. He was born December 3, 1836 in Ohio and moved to Iowa as a youth to manage his father’s lands. Survived by two wives, Rosa Humbert and May White, a son By Ton, a daughter Rosa, three brothers James M Samuel H and Charles A, and a sister Mrs John Barry. The Rownd family were early Black Hawk county settlers with extensive land holdings.
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Iowa
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May May White
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Waterloo Road
Charles A. Rownd
John Barry
Minneapolis
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Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Thos. D. Blaine
S. W. Blaine
Titus Lowe
Methodist Church
W.blaijtte
Elizabeth Campbell
Great Western
Polk
City
Mary Donaldson
Carlisle
Thomas D. Blaine
Johnson County
Archbishop Keane Vo at Cedar Falls
Archibishop Keane of Dubuque visits Cedar Falls, meeting Rev. Luke Donlon. He lectures at St Patrick’s, administers SAC class, and speaks to Teachers College students. Local notes include illness, housing changes, trap shooting gains, and a high school baseball win over Parkersburg 31 to 2.
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St. Patrick's Church
Teachers’ College
Local notes and upcoming events in town
Saturday plans include a trip to Waverly to face the fast local club. Miss Ruth Miller has returned to Mt. Vernon, attending Cornell College. The Monday club meets with Mrs. David Bennison at 922 Franklin Street. Families contemplate moving to Waterloo for storage work. Mrs. A B Donovan improves after illness. Etta Revington is ill on Tremont Street. The Waltons prep for fishing season opening at Finchford dam with a large crowd expected. Father’s day celebrations begin this morning and run through next Sunday.
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Fort Dodge
A. G. Thompson
California
Mary Townsend
Teachers College
Roger Leavitt
Waverly
Ftuth Miller
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Cornell College
David Bennison
Franklin Street
Teaac Waltons
Finchford
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Forty Five Year Old Acrobat Fears Private Homes
Edward Lorenz circus acrobat and vaudeville performer travels the country without entering a private dwelling. Born in Bridgeport on April 24, 1868, he has lived a life of canvas tents and hotel stays, visiting Waterloo repeatedly but delaying the first private residence until retirement plans in Waterloo. He expects to join Ringling cause Cleveland and settle in Waterloo in autumn.
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Rheumatism Quickly Cured by Liniment Ad
Newton Iowa resident reports his brother-in-law was cured of rheumatism in the arm after using Chamberlain's Liniment. The ad claims it best for chronic muscular rheumatism and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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