Julia Hall Dies in Pueblo Health Trip
Telegram reports the death of Julia Hall wife of Willard Hall of Pueblo Colorado after a health visit. Born June 16 1888 in Polo Michigan she moved to Waterloo with her parents twelve years ago and married in 1909 at Iowa Falls. She leaves her husband two sisters and two brothers and a five month old baby. Her body will be returned to Waterloo and funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Castle
Washington Street
Inlaw
Willard Hall
Pueblo
Colo
Julia Hall
Waterloo
Hall
Iowa Falla
Samuel Pinkerton
Castle
Wilson Castle
Blanche Castle
Iowa Falls
William Humphrey
Eagle Grove
Theodore
Edwin
Edward F. Kistner
Automobilist and Cyclist Collide at Bridge and Cedar
John J. Shannon of 329 Elmwood street and Chris Wilkinson of 526 Quincy street collided at Bridge and Cedar streets at noon today. Shannon drove east to west. Wilkinson turned from Cedar onto Bridge and sideswiped the car. Wilkinson appeared only lightly injured and was taken to a physician’s office for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Shannon
Elmwood Street
Chris Wilkinson
Quincy Street
Bridge and
Cedar Streets
Shannon
Mr. Wilkinson
Cedar Street
Bridge
Mr. Shannon
Painter Narrow Escape In Scaffold Fall At Roby House
James Ryan suffered bruises after a painters scaffold failed Thursday and was taken to Presbyterian hospital. He was not found to have broken bones and is expected to recover quickly. Frank Stringham injured an ankle. C. F. Holbrook escaped serious harm. The trio worked on the double house at Iowa and Ping streets for Mrs. Elizabeth Roby. The fall was substantial and two men considered themselves fortunate to survive with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ryan
Presbyterian Hospital
Frank Stringham
C. F. Holbrook
Elizabeth Roby
Iowa
Ping Streets
Tetanus Claims Helen Taggart
Helen Honora Taggart daughter of Druggist Hush W Taggeart of 620 Randolph street died at home at 11 this morning from tetanus after a cut with glass on her right hand ten days ago while playing at home. The physician fought the illness but failed. She was born November 26 1907 and was bright cheerful and popular. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Honora Taggart
Hush W. Taggeart
Randolph Street
Helen
Dbands
Aaitausetienls
Y W C A News Of Interest In Society Events
Mrs C M Woods president of the OW C AL will speak tomorrow afternoon at vesper service in association rooms. Miss Day leads mission Birdy hour and junior campfire girls host the at home hour. The junior campfire group met yesterday afternoon for study, games, music and refreshments. The Board of Directors will be entertained at a 5 o clock tea Monday evening in the WCAL Cafeteria Palm Garden with Walters of Simpson 316 West Oulve advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Woods
C. AL
Miss Day
Ida Cooley
City in brief items and notices from Waterloo page
Local notices report residents traveling to Chicago Dubuque and Colfax visits and births. A special convocation for P M and M Ex M degrees is set for Monday at 7 30 pm. Mrs H C Bern brook remains in stable condition after surgery. Funeral services for Mrs J T Moran held at St Joseph church. Gentiliska club to meet Monday at 316 Randolph. Various local residents plan visits and medical treatments. Reverend H W Reherd updates Sunday program with Evangelist of Art lecture on Religion in Art. George von Rothweiler sends post cards from South America detailing Cuzco and Puno. Harry Daniel ill in San Diego improving slowly. Smoke Franklin Cigars.
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H. C. Bernbrook
St. Francis Hospital
J. T. Moran
Sioux City
St.Joseph Catholic Church
Calvary
Gentiliska Club
Mabel Sibert
Randolph Street
EB. E. Halstead
Ponca
Neb
Waterloo
Halstead
Commercial Street
J. H. Stanley
Rev
H. W. Reherd
First Presbyterian Church
A. Montgomery
Los Angeles
Munkasky
Christ
George von Rothweiler
South America
Cuzco
Puno
Harry Daniel
San Diego
Cal
Mrs Ivah Thorson Died After Diphtheria Complications
Mrs. Ivah Z Thorson wife of T C Thorson died at 914 Wellington street this morning at 6 o clock from complications of diphtheria She had nearly recovered when new symptoms appeared She was born November 16 1880 in Boone Iowa Survived by husband daughter Doris parents B H and Mrs Smith brother Ross and sister Mrs George Gaver Funeral will be in Boone Tuesday Viewings arranged at Kistner undertaking parlors today from 2 36 to 4 o'clock PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivah Z. Thorson
T. C. Thorson
Wellington Street
Thorson
Boone, Ta
B. H. Smith
Waterloo
Missouri Valley
Boone
Edward J. Kistner
Kistner
Miss Emma Anderson Hosts Presbyterian Nurses Class
Miss Emma Anderson entertained the graduating class of the Presbyterian hospital on Thursday evening. Guests included Miss Wilson and her mother and sister, plus Miss Breckenridge. The dining room featured lilacs roses carnations and May baskets. Music followed, then a three course supper served by Helen Fink Sand MP Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Anderson
Presbyterian Hospital
Miss Wilson
Miss Breckenridge
Ngtune
Helen Fink Sand
Sherman
Miss Anderson
Ride of a Loyal Engineer with a Married Pair on the Express
An express train engineer recalls letting a newly married couple ride in his cab to escape a guardian and a trap of arrest. He refused a bribe, hid them on the floor, and directed a getaway via a bridge and nearby houses, while a constable searched for them after the stop. The plunder allegedly remained unrecovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. and G
Henry
Death by Alcoholism Reported in Cedar River Death
Frank J. Pauley 44 an assistant city scavenger was found dead by the Cedar River bank near Eighteenth Street Waterloo Iowa. Coroner Edward F. Kistner ruled death due to alcoholism and no inquest will be held. Survived by wife three children and three sisters May Hoard J H McGowen of Clarksville and Mrs Samuel Hamlin of Freeport. Clarksville sisters to arrive for funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McGowen
Clarksville
Samuel Hamlin
Freeport
Kistner
Waterloo
Waterlooans to Attend Episcopal Diocesan Convention
A Waterloo group led by Rev. George W. Hinkle C D Lameon and W E Cowan plans to attend the Iowa Episcopal convention in Burlington on May 26. Each church in the diocese can send two delegates and St Mark's will elect its delegates soon. Rt Rev Theodore N Morrison will preside as bishop of the diocese.
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St. Mark's
Theodore N. Morrison
Thieves Blow Hardware Safe in Sheridan Bank Breakin
Money in stove misled robbers at a Sheridan hardware store as they blew the safe with nitroglycerin. The safe held 75 cents while clerks and merchants had hundreds in the shop. A crowd hindered pursuit, shifting to a railroad tool-house. robbers also looted a soap cake, tools, and a clock showed 2:29 a.m.
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Hatl Yords
Fred Willach
Sheridan
Woney
Companions Accused in Larceny Case After Beer Bottle Incident
Arthur Towne faces a preliminary hearing on grand larceny after a wild night ride with Ray Smith. Smith pleaded guilty to bootlegging, paid a $50 fine, and admitted selling four bottles of beer. Victims William Thorpe and William Seely, both of Vinton, reported $239 missing. $140 was later found in Towne's vest. Detective John McSweeney recovered the money and Towne's hearing was postponed to the afternoon.
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Arthur Towne
Ray Smith
Towne
Smith
William Thorpe
William Seely
Vinton
Thorpe
Steely
John McSweeney
Thomas Barn
Officers After Impure Booze Ends In Deaths
Two Waterloo men, William Callahan and Frank J. Pauley, died after consuming liquor alleged to be imported from Denver. Coroner Edward F. Kistner ordered samples of the Denver brand to be tested to determine if the liquor was doctored and an investigation is underway.
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Waterloo
Denver
William Callahan
Frank J. Pauley
Edward F. Kistner
Four New Contagious Disease Cases Reported
Four new cases of contagious diseases were listed by city auditor offices. Two are scarlet fever cases involving Mrs George Smelser and the son of P C Johnson, plus labels for smallpox patients F W N Coleman and J Briggs, with addresses.
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City Auditor’s
F. WN. Coleman
Eleventh Street
J. Briggs
Fourth Street
George, Smelser
Wellington
P. C. Johnson
Ninth Street
Doctor Elmer Dunkelberg Named Pension Examiner
Dr Elmer I Dunkelberg a well known young physician of Waterloo received his commission today as pension examiner for the city He will immediately assume his new duties His appointment comes as a reward for merit after several years in the city
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Elmer I. Dunkelberg
Waterloo
Dunkelberg
Ministers to discuss divorce evil in Waterloo session
The weekly gathering will discuss the divorce evil with Rev. J. M. Bamford leading. Ministers are invited to share opinions during the Monday forenoon session at the YMCA building.
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Waterloo
YM. G. A
J. M. Bamford
Temperature report for May 17 with past comparisons
The record shows May 17 temperatures with a low of 46 and high of 70 degrees. It notes yesterday's minimum 46 and maximum 70, and compares to last year when lows were 45 and highs 74. Temperature markings credited to Buchanan Optical Co. on the ground floor Syndicate.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Wanted ten men Monday morning to set trees
Classified notice brief listing multiple items and adverts. It includes hiring for 10 men at 7 oclock Monday morning to set trees in Hagerman and Downing Places, inquiries to North tec Land & Inv Co, address 300 1-2 W. 4th Bt. Also offers for rental, sale, and land exchanges across several entries with names M. J. Potmmer & Co and P. W. Belaungee, and a public bid notice from J. J. Rainbow, County Auditor, for a Detention Hospital project in Black Hawk county with deadline June 2, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerman P and Downing
Northtec Land & Inv. Co
Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk County
J. G. Ralston
Waterloo
J. J. Rainbow
Place—Court House
Bargain store sale on Fourth street west proves successful
A midmonthly sale opened earlier in the week by the Bargain store on Fourth street west has proven a success and has even exceeded management expectations. Weather conditions were not favorable but did not hinder the sale.
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Fourth Street West
Rusted Saws Removal Method Mentioned
The article notes that a rusted saw may be cleaned by mixing emery dust with sweet oil and applying it with a large corncob. This suggests a traditional home remedy approach for removing rust from tools.
Officers Transferred From Waterloo Salvation Army
Adjutant Catherine Thomas and Ensign Julia Thomas are transferred to Des Moines. The order takes effect May 28 with their last public meeting on May 25. They arrived in Waterloo fifteen months ago from Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Thomas
Julia Thomas
Salvation Army
Des Moines
Waterloo
Omaha
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Ana
Painter
Tetanus Claims
Helen Taggart
Palm Garten
Walters
Simpson
St. Oulve
Buchanan
Sam Rule
Chicago
Charles V. Simmons
Leo. Darting
Mr. Vernon
City
Lilian Raymond
Cedar Rapids
Harold E. Rugg
James Dalton
Jessup
Marble Rock
Rs. F. M. Shores
Mrs
Roger “Bugs
Dubuque
George Lynn
Wa‘verly
L. Anibal
Frank Nauman
Colfax
H. A. Duke
Eleventh Street West
James A. Ross
Wichita, Kane
Louis Ebel
Randall Street
Ross
Wichita
Franklin
Tli
Monay
Body OF
Frank
J. Pauley
Bur
Lington
Chovesing
Sheridan, MO
Hardware
Arthur ‘Towne
Ast St
West Side
East Side
M. J. Potmmer & Co
Jefferson St
Kimball Avenue
C. D. Pedersen
Tama -Co
Minnesota
Dakota Land
P. W. Belangee
Samson
P. W. Belaungee
Lamson
W. 7Th Bt
Outfit Free
Standard
Mercantile Co
E. 9Th St
Cleveland
Ohio
Towa
Continental Jewelry Co
Continental Bldg
Seash Park
Terry
la Porte City
C-2
Care Courier
Lechtenberg & Everson
Lansing
Cot‘hen
Lamson Bldg
Hammond Ave
Forest Ave
First Cass
West Waterloo
Wallace Barber
W. C. Brown
A. J. Edwards, Co
D. Barker
D. C. Henry
Cominge
Coming Wortham & Allen United
Waterloo Baseball Association
Wild Animal Circus
Sahara
Carita
Dragon's Gorge
Maxine
Bobby
Crawfish Boy
Crazy House
Parker
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