Sudden Death of Henry Rickert Pioneer Citizen of Waterloo
Henry Franklin Rickert a Waterloo pioneer died at 408 Cortlandt street at 7 30 this morning from heart failure after four weeks illness. He was born April 26 1847 in Naperville Illinois and lived in Waterloo since 1865 except for a Fay ette move from 1903 to three years ago. Survived by widow Frances C. Miller and four children Williard M. Rickert Mrs Walter McKeen and Miss Lillian Rickert nine grandchildren and siblings Wellington Rickert Mrs William Bucks Mrs Victor Hallman Mrs Thomas Barker and Miss Amanda Rickert. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm from Ernst Dettmer residence with Rev Hildgardt of Waverly. burial at Fairview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Franklin Rickert
Waterloo
Cortlandt Street
Mr. Rickert
Naperville, Jr
Rickert
Frances C. Miller
Williard M. Rickert
Henry's Court
Walter McKeen
Lillian Rickert
Wellington Rickert
Kimball
William Bucks
Cleveland
Victor Hallman
Hot Springs
Ark
Thomas Barker
Amanda Rickert
Fayette
Grace Methodist Church
Brotherhood of American Yeeyen
Mystic Tellers
Ernest Dettmer
Hildegardt of
Waverly
Fairview Cemetery
No Need Being Old or Wrinkled Before 75
Lillian Russell urges women to avoid aging by embracing sun and air rather than cosmetics. She touts mercurized wax to peel worn skin and reveals a new complexion. A simple face bath with saxolite and hazel is claimed to erase wrinkles with immediate effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Russell
Local Notes From Reinbeck Area May Play and Visits
Miss Laura Dudley attended the Dysart class play and visited friends until Monday. Mrs Elmer Hotgel of Traer visited relatives here and returned Saturday afternoon. Queen Hickson has been on the sick list for a week. Mr and Mrs Geo Hall, long in California, expected home this month. Mr G R Koht called to Charles City for his mother's illness and returned Monday. Raymond Robinson of Nevada spent time with his parents here. he runs an implement store in Nevada. Guy Watson visited Cedar Rapids on business. Mrs L Roushmann and daughter Edna of Marshalltown are visiting. Miss Mary Wilcox of Tama visits her sister Mrs Jas White. Mrs J L Bronson called to Waterloo for her mother's illness. Mr and Mrs Ed Hall and Mrs Hepperlee plan to Rochester Minn for an operation. Mrs Hepperlee has been poorly. A party at Fred Shoemaker's honored Mrs Fred Shoemaker and Mrs Jas Van Wijnte for birthdays May 12. about 20 guests and a dainty lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Robinson
Nevada
A. M. Robinson
Raymond
Guy Watson
Cedar Rapids
L. Roushmann
Edna
Marshalltown
Mary Wilcox
Tama
Jas. White
Thin City
J. L. Bronson
Waterloo
Ed Hall
City in Brief: Local Movements and Visits
Buchanan advertisement notes. J G Ralston returns from Vinton. J L Rose to Chicago. Emmet Covell back from Des Moines. Moore and Scales in Chicago on business. Rev John Bunyan Smith returns from Aurora conference. Dr Mutheson improving at home. bank clerks baseball at Lafayette park. Ascalon Commandery to meet Friday. Elizabeth Corning visits Waverly. Mrs J N Wolding to Waukon. George T Dickson in city from Mobile & Ohio. Thomas Connelly taken to St Francis hospital with pneumonia. Rev Wilbur L Clapp back from Waukon and Aurora missions. Nick Federspeil and Harry Hollister visiting. Anna McGovern ill at home. Dr Margaret Clark at Iowa Medical Women convention. Zetta and Milla Wilson arrive for Lulu Wilson and J M Dempater wedding. M G Brian in city for illness of George Hammond. M A Smith leaves for central Pennsylvania. Regina Murphy of Cedar Rapids and Arthur Schenk of Fort Dodge visiting relatives. Clerk Pettit and officials in Cheyenne for federal case. weather cool in Cheyenne. Fred Gaskins noted in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Dickson
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Thomas Connelly
St. Francis Hospital
Almond Street
Wilbur L. Clapp
Waukon
Au-rora
Nick Federspeil
Kansas City
Harry Hollister
City
Mr. Hollister
G. H. Hollister
Lafeyyette Street
What Thin Folks Should Do to Gain Weight
Thousands suffer from excess thinness and weak nerves yet a newly discovered regenerative force called Sargol is said to promote fat growth and repair digestion. Endorsed by physicians, Sargol is described as harmless, inexpensive and effective after a month of use. The Joder Pharmacy and other druggists report high demand for Sargol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joder Pharmacy
Indicted Panama Canal Manager Targeted in Fraud Case
John Burke former manager of the commissary department at the Panama Canal Zone was indicted by the federal grand jury for conspiracy to defraud and related offenses. He was dismissed previously, with ongoing legal action in New York on May 14. Catanta Sicily rocked by earthquakes as Mt Etna remains active with minor damage reported. Want ads in the Corriere della Sera cited as providing daily service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burke
New York
Panama Canal Zone
Federal Grand Jury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uae
Henry Rickert Bes
E. W. Coburn
Reinbeck
Buchanan
J. G. Ralston
Vinton
J. L. Rose
Chicago
Emmet Covell
Des Moines
Stanley D. Moore
G. F. Scales
John Bunyan Smith
Aurora
Mutheson
Vermont Street
Lafayette Park
Ascalon Commandery
Order of the Temple
Elizabeth Corning
Herbert Corning
Celia
Mary Selbig
J. N. Wolding
Fowler Istreat
Anna McGovern
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Jennie Smith
Third Street
Margaret Clark
Sioux City
The
Iowa Medical Women
Zetta
Milla Wilson
Platte
5. D
Lulu Wilson
J. M. Dempater
M. G. Brian
Cadar Rapids
George Hammond
M. A. Smith
Second Street East
Points
Pennsylvania
Milas Regina Murphy
Arthur Schenk
Fort Dodge
George W. Selbig
Pettit
Sheriff Shores
W. H. Brunn
al. Fralick
Cheyenne
Wio
Fred Gaskins
Hammond Avenue
A. J. Farnham
the Home Store
Childern
Ife Ladies
Ueagle
Double Top
Bigh
Fenses
Catanta
Siceily
Stile
Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Corrier
Progress Store
East Fourth Street
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