Old soldiers honor Cerradell L Smith on 82nd birthday
The New Hartford gathering Friday marked Cerradell L. Smith 82nd birthday with dinner and song. Parkersburg defeated New Hartford 14 to 2 in a Friday high school baseball game.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1911
Page
11
The New Hartford gathering Friday marked Cerradell L. Smith 82nd birthday with dinner and song. Parkersburg defeated New Hartford 14 to 2 in a Friday high school baseball game.
North Waterloo reports half day Saturdays for three steam railroads workers on entering Freeport with plan to extend to freight handlers. William Rose moves barber supply house to Argyle street but shop stays on Fourth. Burly Lucas visits Chicago while Mr and Mrs German visit North Waterloo after golden wedding in Iowa Falls. Hiram Seely travels to Colorado for a brother’s death. Cedar Falls band free concert planned on street next Saturday as merchants on the north end back the effort.
Frank Myers among north end fisherfolk as open season begins with four bite bays caught. Riverbank anglers report varied success. North Waterloo watches a store department baseball team form again after practice each evening. Clarence Burrell returns to work after several weeks. Sick headache blamed on stomach disorder, Chamberlain's Liver Tablets offered by dealers.
An Aurora couple turned their unattractive baby over to Aurora City Hospital seeking a home. Authorities, who withheld names, say the infant is normal and brown eyed. Local social figures have urged the adoption.
Fire crews from both departments responded to a false alarm at the Hummel Hotel at 11 54 pm. A chimney on the big building was burning out before the alarm was declared a false alarm, with hotel occupants inside.
Doctor J. B. Allen advertises as the oldest Iowa specialist with nearly 30 years in special work. The listing touts treatment for catarrh, eye and ear diseases, stomach and liver issues, nervous afflictions, and private male diseases, offering hospital care and out of town patient service.
Sparks float as a figure named udjoling turns in the arana while crates in a hotel stay undisturbed. Wagons clang and whistles shrill, but many crates remain unawakened by the noise.
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