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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1915

Page

11

Views of Nearby Towns in Ansgar May Meeting News

Ansgar news notes visits from Lamont Cedar Falls and Chicago residents. J M Brubt from Lamont visited his son professor D. P. Hr ammer went to Hampton for a hospital project. Jack Larson and wife traveled to Clear Lake to reside. Larson had clerking duties at the drug store. Dale family moved household goods to Halvarson house. Nellie Hansen Irma Iberg from Cedar Falls visiting. plan to return after twelve weeks summer school. Alfred Tollefson and wife home from six weeks in California. Mrs Weber and daughter from Chicago spent days at Mary Peterson home. Parent and Teachers’ club met at high school with instrumental duet by Mrs Iceland and Miss Hoag and address by Prof Vasey Charles City. Ice cream and cake served.

Jack Larson Clear Lake Larson C. C. Dale Halvarson Nellie Hansen Irmalberg Cedar Falls Alfred Tollefson California Weber Little Daugh Chicago Maryerson Iceland Mias Hoag Prof Vasey Arles City

Fairbank Notes On Death Visits Auto Trip And School Events

Fairbank on May 24 reports Annie Hill and two children visiting their Hudgon relatives. A hard frost damaged gardens and fruit over the weekend. X A Werbel and family autoed to Elgin. Frederick Neiman, Fairbank’s respected citizen, died Saturday night after a period of ill health. funeral at Lutheran church Tuesday with Fairbank cemetery interment. Neiman leaves a widow, a daughter Mrs Herman Sigglecow of Waterloo, and sons Adolph and others at home. Jasper Curtis took a garage job in Bluffton, Indiana. A carnival deal was made for three days of entertainment next week. The former Everett property, now occupied by FE Leshey’s store and Collins’ drug store, was sold to Cedar Falls buyers. Alores received first communion. Memorial Day events set for May 23 with program by W R B OG at the opera house, then cemetery visits. Auto owners asked to meet for transport to cemeteries. Miss Schwartzpaugh, formerly with Ida Walgamot, returned to Vinton. Earle Potts and family of Minneapolis visit his mother.

Fairbank Annie Hill Orville Bush X. A. Werbel Elgin Frederick Neiman Neiman Herman Sigglecow Waterloo Adolph Lutheran Church Fairbank Cemetery Jasper Curtis Blkhart T. J. Everett Leshey M. J. Collins Abraham Wilst Cedar Falls Alores W. RB. OG Opera House GC. A. Peddicord A. R West Side Schwartzpaugh Ida Walgamot Vinton Earle Potts Minneapolis Sarah Potts

Local notices from Reinbeck and surrounding area

Mrs Ruth Erton from Rockford visits Mr and Mrs Morrison. Travel plans include visits to Dayport and Creston relatives. A son born to E B Hall and family May 16. J Feney Burtram improving after leg injury from auto crash. Entre Nous club hosted at Mrs Wilbur Stailt home. Geo Hetherington traveling for furniture firm. Death of Mrs John Polenes sen. Miss Maud Shoemaker and Miss Carrell named as delegates to Marshalltown Epworth League convention. Rev J I Robinson to speak at Belle Plaine and Darton graduations. HB M Mitchell v James fee case continues. About sixteen Odd Fellows attended Henry Isinger funeral. large turnout. Margaret Plepgras born 1841 in Schleswig, died near Reinbeck May 14, 1915. buried Reinbeck. Services at Hans Westergaard home officiated by Rev Campbell. Burial in Reinbeck cemetery.

EB. A. Hall J Feny Burtram Entre Nous Club Wilbur Stailt Geo. Hetherington Creston Herman John Tetzner Siss Claus Sattan Hen- Tabens Elma John Polenes Maud Shoemaker Missy Carrell Marshalltown Epworth League Tama Robert Matheson Ithwest Babe Ley J. I. Robinson Belle Plains Dyrt HB. M. Mitchel James Fee Tobao E. M. Mitchel Ltmass Des Monnca Stenry Isinger Dike Margaretha Plepgras Hacatedt Schleswig Germany Leinbeck Jena Westergaard Kleswig America Peter Westergaard Hang Lutheran Church Hans Westergaard Rev. Campbell The P. Church Poeenass Reinbeck

Decoration day set for Plainfield with cemetery services

Decoration day will be observed Saturday May 29 in Plainfield with a 1 pm gathering at the school house followed by a procession to the cemetery and then to the Baptist church for addresses. Town merchants will close from noon until after the exercises. A May 17 school election approved bonding for 5000 to add heating and facilities to the schoolhouse. Voting was 112 for 71 against with 9 spoiled ballots. Local residents Mrs. Nettle Peterson Pem Edwards Will Wade and families are mentioned with visits and travel notes throughout the week.

Plainfield Baptist Church Independent Nettle Peterson Nashua Pem Edwards Janesville Wis Will Wade Dubuque R. J. Starr Watts Daughter Waterloo J. F. Watts Hazel Edna French Dell French John Shaffer Rom Prairie du Chien

Local Resident Remains Ill at Home Under Doctor Care

A resident has been ill for two weeks and stays at home under the supervision of a physician. Mrs. Ella Kelley traveled to Waterloo on Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. Alex Soblaberg.

Ella Kelley Waterloo Alex Soblaberg

New Hartford Social Notes and Local Updates

May 24 reports Ad Leary selling town property to Mrs. George Gage. Forty four relatives celebrate the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Olmatead. R. E. Wick's family visits D. H. Wick in Cedar Falls. E. J. Dunham returns from Kansas. Funeral attendance for Mrs. Geo. Bagby in Independence. Baxby family memories and deaths noted. Henery Diehl uncle funeral in Hazleton. Bowers family visit from Jesup. Dickinsons in Whitecal California enjoy health. strawberries sell 2 1 2 to 3 cents per box. Mrs. Dickinson hails delicious produce.

New Hartford Ad. Leary George Gage F. G. Olmatead R. E. Wick D. H. Wick Cedar Falls E. J. Dunham Weynesday Kansas Mewdames A. J. Glenny Jake Smith Messrs Meadames M. A. Bantz W. H. Gissel Frank Bant Geo. Bagby Independence Baxby Ed Growell Henry Diehl Hazleton Geral Bowers Jesup Dickinson Wuhter Cal

Memorial service honors Civil War veterans at Marble Rock

Marble Rock May 25. Civil War veterans honored in a union memorial service at the M. B. church with a large audience. A double quartet performed as Rev. Lusk delivered the sermon and Rev. Reese read scripture. Guests included veterans, ladies of the Relief Corps, Sons of Veterans and the Boy Scouts.

Walker News Highlights Local School Changes and Graduations

G H Alderman spent Saturday in Cedar Falls recruiting teachers for Lake Park schools where he will serve as superintendent next year. Cedar Rapids teacher Elizabeth Fine visited with local relatives. Niece care for Genevieve Traylett ends as she returns to Mason City. Granddaughters of Mr and Mrs Frank Spencer return to Oakland California after a three day trip. An orchestra dance is planned for the opera house Monday night. Mrs Bernard Foht and Anna Foht leave for Wisconsin. Walker M E church Ladies Aid to meet Wednesday afternoon. Sixteen students will graduate from Walker High School in June with commencement June 4 at 8 30 pm. President Marquis of Coe College to give the address. Born to Mr and Mrs Ora Wright a son.

Mason City Littl Mis Frank Spencer Gertrude Geraldine Griffin Oakland Cal Opera House Bernard Foht Anna Fobt Vincent Sheaven Stnsinawa Wis Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church Jennie McAllen Walker High School High School Marquis Coe College Ora Wright

Windmueller and friends visit Frederika notes

Frederika May 24. Mr. and Mrs. F. Windmueller return from Appleton Minnesota after visiting their daughter Mrs. Thies. Edith Adams attends school at Waterloo and visits her parents. Mrs. Martha Mowatt in Waterloo visiting daughter Mrs. Harry Losee. Mrs. G R Gunsalus visits Clair at Ames. Wilma’s eighth birthday party hosted by Mrs. W H Woodring with Ada Adams and others assisting. Ada Adams hosts a street birthday reception in a tent with Edith and Pearl Thomas. A son born to Gordie Merriott May 17. Will Parkins of Gnesda visiting relatives. Will Keeler of South Dakota visiting Giles Whitman and Mrs. Wil Pike. Rev Gibbons, Chas Hale and families attend Sunday school.

Frederika F. Windmueller Thies Appleton, Minn Edith Adams Waterloo Will Adams Martha Mowatt Harry Losee G. R. Gunsalus Clair Ames W. H. Woodring Wilma Woodring G. N. Baxter Geneva Woodring Pearl Thomas Ada Will Keeler South Dakota Giles Whitman Wil Pike Rev. Gibbons Chas. Hale Mabel Rice Pearl Steete

Otterville Weekend Visit and Birthday Notes

Otterville reports Don Anderson and family of Rowley spent the weekend with his parents. Mrs. Geo Kroma is slowly regaining from paralysis that has afflicted her for some time. Last Sunday marked the birthday anniversary of Ernest Fiddier and a high note was mentioned.

Otterville Don Anderson Ud Rowley Geo. Kroma Ernest Fiddier

Tripoli convention notes visiting teachers and families

Minx Albert Whastnut from the Teachers college at Ce ar Farleig visits Tripoli for a short stay. Mrs. Bert Sherman and two children and Mrs. Frank Sherman of New Uempton have visited their parents Mr and Mrs Geo Sinsmons for part of the week.

Tripoli Albert Whastnut Teachers’ College Ce @ar Farleig Bert Sherman Frank Sherman New Uempton Mra Geo, Sinsmons

Obituary of Mrs B L Robertson at Gardner Montana

Mrs B L Robertson dies in Gardner Montana after acute pneumonia. Born Inza J Gifford in 1870 in Spring Creek Iowa. taught in Wisconsin Alabama and Iowa, married Ed Robertson Sept 10 1908 in Twodale Montana. Funeral at Presbyterian church with Eastern Star and family pallbearers. interred Cedar Crest cemetery beside relatives.

Jesup Jesup High School Waterloo Business College Wisconsin Mnd Qwlsster Salem Ala Waterloo Twadol Mont Mias Gifford Ed. Robertson West Gardner, Mont Episcopal Church Gardner Robertson J. B. Ham A. Marsh Chicago H. B. Ham Presbyterian Church Arthur O. Knapp Jeanp Eastern Star Marjorie Marsh Mya E. EB Aull M. A. Hallman Tt. L. Bordner Spike Hull

Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad

A vintage ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to darken gray hair, remove dandruff, stop itching and hair loss. It claims natural, even color, thicker and glossier locks after one or two applications. Sold by H. W. Taggart.

Wyeth H. W. Taggart

May Bar Dawson for Mother's Sake

Indianapolis May 20. A director of the Indian apolly motor npredwig says he will bar Joe Pawson from the 00-mulu race if he tries to drive. He cites a mother’s ordeal and argues mothers should be included in racing decisions to protect family happiness.

Indianapolis Joe Pawson A. G. Newby Indianapolly Motor Ty Dawson

Naprapathy Offers Pain Free Treatments for Incurable Diseases

S Bruce Galloway of Waterlop's Naprapath advertises painless treatments for acute rheumatism constipation and other so called incurable diseases. He claims patients including infants and athletes benefit with the first treatment and urges consulting before surgery noting Naprapathy saves nearly fifty percent of operations.

Ton Savera S. Bruce Galloway Waterlop

Unclear fragment hints at Avery sport feature plan

Fragment discusses Newlis statement and Avery in racing, hinting a secondary feature when trade supports it. Wording is garbled though references to settle matters, financial tolerance, and self supporting sport remain.

Newlis Avery

Give Heed to Chiropractic Says Weigert

Weigert urges attention to chiropractic, defining vitality as the core healing power inherent in every living thing and stressing rapid cure depends on vitality and proper adjustments to restore health without surgery.

Weigert Chiropractic Avery

Also Mentioned on This Page

ST. Ansgar T. Ansgar J. M. Brubt Lamont Eday Pro. D Weater P. Hrammer Hampton Oa Im Hospital Marble Rock Ashberry Ackley Nellie Shephardson Rockford M. B Lusk Reese Charles Moore Justin Baynes Will Wilson Geo. Barber Lew Smith B. A. Davis Roy Crabtree Ralph Walster Re- Nef Corps Sons of Veterans Boy Scouts 8. E. Bigelow Jean Oxford B. J. Oakes Verle Smith Cook Minn Gertie Dawson Altho R. Davis Ruby Tichnor Hart Hoadley Frank Keller F. E.* Gates Mt. Veriion William Nicholas St. Francis Hospital Will Thieman, Jr Scott Township Walker Gage Dawson Forney Sante Fe-Fred Arvey Grand Canyon Avery Toan Kiyvening Suurtay Gerrit J. Bennett Grant Ave CIA Wenzelman’s G. W. Peit West Fifth Street Samede Anya Haha Moore & Moore i. Phore Neponsest Omer Iowa State Bank Geflersum Bend Waterloo Overland CO East Fifth Street S.orentley Samuel E Bentley Frank Mite Viggs International News Service George McMan
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