Robbery by Two Colored Women Targets Rhodehaugh
Rollin Rhodehaugh was robbed of $7 and a silver ring near Ping ani Fitch streets. Two women, Walker and Phillips, both residents of Fourth Street East, were arrested nearby and identified. They face highway robbery charges before Justice McMurray. A diamond ring worth $75 to $100 and over $2 in silver were recovered from the women. Police believe the pair linked to multiple recent holdups.
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Rollin Rhodehaugh
Dawson Street
Ping Ani Fitch
Mary Phillips
Walker
Fourth Street
W. B. McMurray
Rhodebaugh
Leighton
Rhodehaugh
Waterloo Women in Relief Work
The Woman's club relief committee reports $139 raised for Sunday schools and public libraries from canceled-ticket sales plus a $10 donation from the P E B O society. Contributions from Westminster Presbyterian and other churches are listed with small sums. a bank report is due tomorrow to complete the total.
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Woman's Club Committee
Belgium
Waterloo
P. EB. O. Society
Westminster Presbyterian
First Methodist
Universalist
First Baptist
Grace Methodist
First Presbyterian
African Methodist
Union Congregational
Kines Sons
Waterloo Women Lose a Sister by Death
Mrs Eva Parsons of Glenwood Avenue received a letter from her sister Mrs Martha Bartlett of Bassett informing of the death of their sister Mrs Rose Travis on May 6 in Washington. Mrs Travis, a tuberculosis sufferer, left Town 28 years ago with her husband to establish a home in Washington. Mr Travis died earlier. Mrs Travis leaves six children, two brothers and two sisters in Washington and four sisters in Iowa including Mrs Bartlett and Mrs Dora Kern.
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Eva Parsons
Glenwood Avenue
Martha Bartlett
Bassett
Rose Travis
Washington
Iowa
Bartlett of
Dora Kern
Remembered by Older Residents of This City
Charles Kelderling and Mrs Parsons of this city recall a local woman noted as the daughter of Joseph Benney who died seven years ago in his ninety third year.
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Charles Kelderling
Mrs. Parsons
Joseph Benney
Former Fox Gurl Dies in Montana
Mrs 12B flamestearnag reports her sister Mrs G L Robertson is very low and has died in Gardiner Montana. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon with burial east of town beside her parents. Robertson was 46, born near here as Pag a Gif ford, taught school, attended Waterloo Business College and lived in Michigan. Surviving relatives include her husband two sisters Mrs Ham and Mrs A Marsh and a sister of Mr Robertson from Galesburg.
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Jesup
May 17 social updates at Plainfield community notice
Mrs Davis of Janesville visits her mother Mrs Scrivens. Mr Walters of Indiana visits daughter Mrs PLA Chester. Mrs R J Stare of Dubuque visits with H S Scott family. Baptist church plans special services for jog day in Sunday school with June 20 decision day. Booster choir lists 25 morning, 26 evening. choir to organize Wednesday. singers urged. May Day dinner May 23 at city hotel 5 pm. M club annual ant sale May 22 at R B E Boyd’s. notes scattered community visits and events.
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Plainfield
Davis
Janesville
Fred Scrivens
Walters
Indiana
Pla. Chester
R. J. Stare
Dubuque
Scott
Baptist Church
Harvieve Gamber
Hampton
Mary Hoard
Rolfe
Geo. Miller
Town Walls
Belle Smith
Waverly Hospital
Edwin Hinmen
Baby
A. Collins
Denver
Hazel Boyd
Tripoli
The
Baptist Sunday School
City Hotel
R. BE. Boyd
Sigre
Dawson and
Gene
New & Aid Society
Local Notices and Plant Sale Attracts Shoppers
The week brings a collection of house plants for sale including bedding plants like tomato cabbage pansy and aster. In other news Traviland traveled to Charles City Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs Addie Bishop of Rudd.
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Traviland
Charles City
Mrnday
Addie Bishop
Rudd
New Hartford Social Notes and Local Births
Mrs Frankie Buchholz of Waterloo visited relatives on Thursday. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Cage last Saturday. Rose Morrison returned Friday after wintering away. Dr Lee and wife of Chicago are visiting friends here. J Ramsay and family spent Sunday at Marble Rock. Dames, Dripe and children from Armstrong visited. Wick went to Ocheyden Bay for farm matters. Ruth Lewis bought Mrs Dalvin’s millinery and will continue there. WJ Harun served as grand juror in Allison. Henry Kuipe of Cherokee visiting. Cora Fredrick won first prize a Panama trip. Adda Enloe second a diamond ring. Pauline Jones third a gold watch. Several locals won prizes including Vera Sprague and others. Ed Perrin and wife visited the A T Perrin home. Stated meeting of Beaver No 472 A F A M May 28.
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New Hartford
Frankie Buchholz
Waterloo
M. L. Chapman
Rose Morrison
OR. Lee
Chicago
Walter Cage
J Ramsay Andy Fami
Marble Rock
Dames Dripe
Cildren
Armstrong
Orl EB. Wick
Ocheyden
Bay
Ruth Lewis
Cora Fredrick
Panama Exposition
Adda Enloe
Pauline Jones
Vera Sprague
Agnes Essex
Carrie Johnson
Berta Sprague
Amy Jenson
Evelyn Everest
Hazel Jepperson
Ed Perrin
Shell
A. T. Perrin
Reaver No
A. F
A. M
City in Brief: Local Notes and Officials
City in Brief reports Miss Edith Lowney leaves for Colfax. Mr. and Mrs. Krueger return from Florida. Sheriff Henderson takes John Haat to the Anamosa reformatory for up to five years for robbery. W.H. Black of Chicago visits on business. Mrs. J. G. Kober returns home after caregiving for her sister. New county officials arrive to inspect the Webster County Home and Hospital.
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Henderson
John Haat
Anamosa
W. H. Black
Chicago
Chicago, Duluth & Georgian Way Transit Co
J. G. Kober
Hammond
Avenny
Littell
Traer
A. J. Loveland
Ganesvilla
Local visitors and residents gather in Waverly
Waverly notes a weekend of visits from Mrs. W D Harned and Naomi of Waterloo, Mrs. Martin Griffen from Fitzgerald Georgia, Rev. Geo Earhart Cedar Rapids, and others. J F Leitha sells a Second Ward residence to Dr. Sparks for 6000 dollars. Several locals host guests from Allison and Clarion, with social events at Hifert's store and Schultz lawn in honor of Miss Dorothy Chapman nearing her Chicago departure.
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Waverly
W. D.harned
Naomi
Waterloo
van Nordstrand
Gert Mathews
Rockford
Martin Griffen
Fitzgerald, Ga
Ellen Harden
Geo. Earhart
Cedar Rapids
O. L. Chaffee
J. F. Leitha
Second Ward
Sparks
Westgate
John Rhode
Allison
Frank Weyres
Will Barber
Deniver
W. W. Saylor
Independence
Hifert
Schultz Lawn
Dorothy Chapman
Chicago
Geo. Mannis
Clarion
Ive
Chandler
Aug. Selinksy
Phil. Reckemmer
Fairbank
Jardee
Jay
Plainfield
Kern
Will Chaffee
August Hackbarth Now In the Hands of a Great Specialist
Dr Myers, a German specialist, advocates avoiding unnecessary operations. A Waterloo patient credits catarrhal injections and electrical treatments, under Dr Myers, with dramatic recovery without surgery. The article describes Myers as a long established Town specialist with free consultation and limited to curable cases.
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August Hackbarth
Myers
Hackbarth
Tit
Sycamore St
Waterloo
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