Dinner Pail Weapon In City Car Dispute
M Wilson a moulder from Polk street struck street car conductor J W Morri eal with a dinner pail during a fare dispute. Two deep head wounds were caused while the moulder escaped with a bruise. Wilson walked after the confrontation at Jefferson and Mullan. information may be filed.
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M. {. Wilson
Polk Street
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co
J. W. Morrieal
Wilson
Miles Street
Jefferson and
Mullan Avenue
Ile
John Slim
Jefferson Streets
Wilsom
Runaway horse injures Berry grocery driver on Logan Avenue
Ernest Bogardus, employed at Berry grocery on Edwards Street, was injured when his delivery wagon ran away on Logan Avenue at 10 o clock Thursday afternoon. The wagon overturned on the Illinois Central tracks, throwing him to the pavement and causing cuts and a badly bruised arm though his injuries were not serious. A load of groceries scattered along the street as the horse and wagon escaped with little damage.
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Ernest Bogardus
Berry
Edwards Street
Logan Avenue
Bogardus
Illinois Central
New Baseball Bus Debuts in Waterloo
The Klinefelter & Sons Livery unveiled a brand new open bus, built in Waterloo, designed to transport baseball teams to Red Cedar Park and back. The vehicle seats about twenty and offers comfortable springs and upholstery for day or night use, including special parties.
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Klinefelter & Sons Livery Company
Red Cedar Park
Waterloo
Bank Clerks Win Second Contest at Cedar River Park
The west side clerks defeated the east side 21 to 9 at Cedar River park in a rematch. Pitcher Kimm was knocked out in the fourth inning and the lineup featured Rouse Wyant Hostettler Kimi Stewart Penney Swanson Fikesbure Wilson Barber. Another game is scheduled for the latter part of next week as the zero percentage hopes to rebound.
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Cedar River Park
Kimm
West Section
Rouse
Jesup Social Notes Highlight Visits and Meetings
Jesup May 13. Mr. and Mrs. Stoddard visit in Waterloo at their son’s home. Infant Theodore Houck in town. Dubuque visitors A F Thompson and family stay with Dr. and Mrs. Knowles. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Parker. Peard from Rock Island guest of Mrs. Pooler. Thimble bee at Mrs. Richards. Miss Muncey becomes teacher in Independence high school. Various locals host guests and attend church installations and meetings.
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Jesup
J .Stoddard
Waterloo
Stoddard
Theodore Houck
H. A. Houck
A. F. Thompson
Dubuque
A. C. Knowles
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
C. B. Parker
Misa Peard
Rock Island
Osveola Pooler
Luvica Richards
Margaret Muncey
Independence
Hugh Fuller
F. E. Shimer
Dorothea
la Porte
Ashley
L. R. Miller
M. A. Wroten
B. Y. P. U. Society of the Baptist Church
William Brown
Barclay
Leport
IM. E. Church
Pond
J. C. Felts
James Lowery
G. Lowery
J. Hile
J. Baoand
Hess
L. M. Crynes
R. O'Brien
M. 8. Carver
E. Preston
Ida Till
Stiles
BE. Truax
G. Bridenburg
M. Youndt
Julia Daleny
Albert Lertze
Readlyn Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
In Readlyn on May 13 C Widmann of Waterloo visits sister Mrs Gehring. Miss Martha Meyerhoff returns home near Sumner after a week with her brother Elmer. Mr and Mrs Marie host friends for their forty second anniversary and Mr Marie’s seventy fourth birthday. Guests travel with the Gardner family from Fairbank and Mrs Siere. Tillman hosting Heiman’s father and brother from Durango. Gernsey of Chicago returns home after Days with brother Dr Gernsey. The Boothe and Winigars entertain guests at a Lovedock dinner Friday. Mr and Mrs Henry Byerding al-
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Siere
Tillman
Mr. Heiman
Durango
Mr. Gernsey
Chicago
Gernsey
Boothe
Winigars
Henry Bverding
Salvation Army and local baseball at Readlyn
The Salvation Army of Waverly visited town Friday for a solicitation. Next Sunday, Readlyn hosts a baseball game against Waverly at the Readlyn ball park.
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Waverly
Salvation Army of
Edison Talking Pictures at the Palace Theater
The Palace Theatre shows a wonderful Edison talking pictures program today and tomorrow with matinees. Evening shows at 7 15 and 11 06 with John J McGraw as manager.
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Edison
Palace Theatre
Tod
Fru
John J. McGraw
Dettmer Funeral Set for Sunday Afternoon
Henry Dettmer will be laid to rest Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock from his residence, 144 South Bakel ay Street, with Rev. Hildegardt of Wa verly officiating. Burial follows at Fairview Cemetery. Also noted is a New York Giants baseball team and a vaudeville program. Courier want ads get results.
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New York Giant
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Sohn J. McGraw
N. Y. Giants
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Seymour
Dempsey and
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Meloy
John F. McGraw
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Signor
Campanari N.Y. Metropolitan Opera Company and Chorus
Carmen
Rupert. Hughes
Fra Diavolo
Kimi
Stewart
Swanson
Fikesbure
Simpson
Cable
Doweese Bragdon
Lanving
Duke
Merrick
London
Morgan , Sullivan
Courier
Fertus
Early Music
Scott BL Prowele
W. K. Vanderbilt
Ren
Famous
Majestic Orchestra
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