Engagement for Miss Frances Brammer With Dr Jenks
Society notes announce Miss Frances Brammer engaged to Dr W H Jenks with wedding planned for Dec 10. The party at her Wellington street home included auctions, candles revealing white hearts, and a decorative green and white theme. Brammer, a Waterloo resident since moving from Cedar Rapids, is a pianist and arts club member. Jenks, educated at University of Missouri and Chicago Medical College, practices with Dr Edward Alford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Brammer
Ovver Club
Wellington Street
W. H. Jenks
C. C. Brammer
Bess Blizmzard
Miss Brammer
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Pettit
William Erbert Schneider
Chicago
Brammer
Franklin 500 Club Hostess Hosts Pleasant Afternoon
J W Belangee to be the next club hostess Mrs Klein entertained Franklin 500 Club members yesterday at her Highland home with the usual games and refreshments Miss Gertrude Klein assisted. The group will meet at Mrs M O Connor's Franklin street home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Washington, D. C
George Cotrell
Mary Bainard
J. G. Hildebrand
J. D. Liffring
Oliver Stevenson
Miss Brainard
5. B. Reed
James Graham
L. A. Geismar
William Place
Fremont Street
Joe Gary
California
Franklin 500 Club
My. Klein
Highland
Gertrude Klein
Quick conviction by use of hounds
A Springfield man with bloodhound kennels visited Sheriff Shores after hounds traced a crime scene to Charles Rice. Rice, accused of killing Deputy Sheriff J. W. Martin and wounding a detective, was indicted, arraigned, and pleaded guilty after dogs identified muddy shoes and matching tracks. He received a life penitentiary sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Stumpfer
Springfield
Rice
Ufe
Waterloo Speaker Sought for Sac City Boosters Banquet
Secretary L. E. Park of the Board of Trade declined to attend the Sac City Commercial club banquet on Friday November 14 and recommended H. B. Kiester president of the Town Council as speaker. The club is seeking a Waterloo spirit injection for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Park
Board of Trade
Sac City Commercial Club
Sac City
Waterloo
Park
H. B. Kiester
Town Criors
Captain Mumma’s Border Cavalry Bill Faces County Board
Captain Morton C. Mumma filed his fee and expense claim as a witness in the McCaskill trial. The eleven day Minera Texas to Waterloo route totals 385 dollars and 17 cents, with items including travel, meals, baggage, rail and hotel costs. County Attorney Hoxie okayed the bill but it must be acted on by the county board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton C. Mumma
United States
Mexico
Texas
McCaskill
Minera
Waterloo
Mumma
Hoxie
From Waterloo Desert to Oasis
Hasty travels from Waterloo to Cedar Rapids and is featured in a local police captain writer’s tale. Night Morrison notes Hasty’s thirst and sea sick antics, ending with a jail transfer and fines. Waterloo Jude No Yon AL PO & A Mi invites members to Masonte temple for a stated meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
H. Hasty
Hasty
Leonard Morrison
Morrison
D. H. Hasty
Waterlon
Vorisnhek
Waterloo Jude
No. Yon
AL PO & A
Masonte Temple
AVL
Magsene
Basher boom fuels Progressive push in Waterloo politics
Progressives rally behind Stephen H. Basher of 819 Fourth Street West, long a Waterloo Democrat turned Progressive, as talk grows of a congressional bid. Carleton Sias, Progressive county chair, cautions it is early but notes strong eastern results hint at a separate, independent ticket. A farewell banquet honors a transferred southern division superintendent, with an elaborate gift planned from his workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Party
Stephen H. Basher
Fourth Street West
Waterloo
Mr. Basher
Col. Roosevelt
Carleton Sias
Progressive County Central Committee
Sias
Simpson to Play in Annual Game
The East High eleven expects Art Simpson return from a broken arm for Thanksgiving. His reentry may shift Kaldenbach to end or other position, boosting East High Warriors toward West High. Dick Rath missed practice with a boil and possible shoulder pain, threatening Cedar Malls participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Art Simpson
East High Eleven
Art
Wes
Bit
Simpson
Kaldenbach
Simpson A
Josh
East Ef Warriors
Apar
West Hich
Simpeon
Cedas
Paine
Dick Rath
Atom
Cedar Malls
Waterl Goans to Attend Banquet in Des Moines
Officials from the southern division of the railroad will gather at the Chamberlain hotel Des Moines for a banquet honoring West Crises former superintendent. A similar tribute will be held in the northern division with about ten or twelve attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sn Te Southern Division
Treat Ween Railroad
Onuner Oof Sud
Chamberhain
Des Moines
Oa Foast
West Crises
Wilendines
Farewell Address by Rev Reherd at East High
Rev H W Reherd spoke to East Side High students on life and character drawing from Rufus F Dawes Princeton student drowned Sept 3 1912. He urged youth to seek honesty and high ideals, citing Dawes as an exemplary youth who faced death bravely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Reherd
East Side High School
Rufus Fearing Dawes
Princeton University
Lake Geneva
Rev. Reherd
East High
Manual training classes organized at Fiske building
The first manual training classes were started at the Fiske building led by Prof. Joseph W. Martin. About twenty students from the Fiske school enrolled, with Ware ry W. Johnson directing manual training and roughly twenty girls beginning the seg ma department under Miss Gr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiske
Joseph W. Martin
Fiske School
Warery W. Johnson
East Hich
Segma
Wateriog
Granti
Trent Insialiec
Woisen Talking Pigtere Night at Ure WatecLon
Amusements listing announces Thomas AO Bibson presenting the Kinetaphens for a second show tonight and Wednesday nights at Ure WatecLon. The act is described as a revived, perfect recreation of a prior spectacle with impressive performances and a sense of wonder for audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woisen
Thomas AO Bibson
Ure WatecLon
Widow Mrs John Woods Dies Suddenly at Mercy Hospital
Mrs John Woods a milling business figure in Waverly died suddenly at Mercy hospital. Her death was attributed to apoplexy after a period of convalescence. The community noted her planned return home next Tuesday before her collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
John Woods
Vill
Mercy Hospital
Carl
Waterloo
Geo Scully
Pla
Pagadie
Anna Atkins
Denver
Joseph Bennett
Janesville
The Divorce Question Draws Big Chicago Crowds
A play titled The Divorce Question draws large audiences in Chicago, praised for its frank treatment and distinct characters. Reported success exceeds prior seasons, with rapid word of mouth and strong demand tied to a new organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spenives
Chicago
Waterlon
Union of Winefield and
Ridin
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Bridge Street
J. W. Belangee
B. S. Harrison
Denver Street
J. 8. Hildebrand
Miss Mae Harrison
Margaset Neil
Marshalltown
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Elks’ Dancing Club
Elks’ Hall
Myers’ Orchestra
SAC City Boosters
County Board
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Oasis
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Reherd
NG GE Street
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the Waverly Daily Dispatch
Wunt, Tewader
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Frank Stevens
Relief Corps Hall
John Seeley
Clarksville
O. L. Chaffee
L. Kern
W. A. Rohlf
Atlas
International Surgeons' Clinic
W. F. Cramer
Atlantica
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Iowa State Teachers' College
Cedar Falls
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