Hesse Couple Forego Waterloo For Oregon Home
Frank Hesse and his wife visit Waterloo before moving to Eugene Oregon for health reasons. They attend a family reunion in Waterloo and have deep ties to Clarksville and Waterloo communities. The move follows two winters in Oregon where health improved and is aimed at a permanent residence near relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hesse
Clarksville
Waterloo
Eugene
Ore
Portland
Hesse
Hesses
Harry Wolfe
Elm Street
Lou Freesla
Dunkerton
Fred Gease
Wandlo
Iowa
Pioneers of
John Hesse
Cedar Valley
Second Streets
Bluff Street
Rye Messe
Oregon
Pioneer Fire Department
John Dolan
Dubuque
St. Joseph’s Academy
Adams Street
Airs. B
Sunday party to Jesup for Methodist meeting
Rev I E Honeywell and Prof JH Rodehaver with pianist D 1 4 Kles and Miss Anna Maclaren travel to Jesup by Kelley car for an evening meeting at the Methodist church. Sondar to Fort Dodge for temperance address. AL Pp TH sails for Portsmouth Ohio to plan tabernacle work. Gill departs Waterton after a month and a half stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Honeywell
AL Rodehaver
Kles
Anna Maclaren
Sunday Gy
Jesup
Kelley
Sondar
Fort Dodge
Architect AL Pp. TH
Portsmouth
Ohio
Gill
Waterton
Funeral Attended for Mrs. J. Smart in Waterloo Area
Mrs. Matt Parrott traveled to Minneapolis Friday night to attend the funeral of Mrs. J. Smart who died suddenly. Smart was young and noted as Mr. Smart's third wife, with ties to Waterloo and the Parrott family. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Parrott
Minneapolis
J. 7
Smart
Ays. Smart
Mr. Smart
Waterloo
Humboldt
Isier
Viri Parrott
Airs
George W. Miller
Advance Construction Company
Ypsilanti, Mich
V. A. Young
Autos At Men’s Meeting Count Reaches Sixty Four
Wallace Barber reported a mass meeting at the tabernacle on Cotmmeria Street with 64 automobiles observed nearby. The cars, valued at about half a million dollars when new, were noted along with numerous horses tied near the gathering place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotmmeria
Tabernacle
Wallace Barber
Ducks Compete In Drink-fueled Match Above City
Granite City reports a strange sports tale where after a cock fighting ban the local scene shifted to duck drinking bouts. Liquor is fed to two ducks at once, and the one that stays upright longest is declared winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite City
City in Brief Glasses with Individuality
A long list of residents and visitors in Waterloo, Iowa includes Frank Rosencrans of Independance, Kay M. D. Arnold of Manchester, and Mrs. F. A. Winslow among others. Several local trips, hospital updates, and social calls are noted along with upcoming events like paving work by Bryant-McLaughlin and a 200-crypt mausoleum dedication in Ackley. Seventeen defendants faced the police judge for drunkenness in a typical Monday morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Syndicate
Frank Rosencrans
Independance
W. A. Young
Chicago
I. M. Gibson
Cedar Rapids
A. King of
Ackley
Cty
Refa Hardcastle
Leavenworth
Kay M. D. Arnold
Manchester
Waterloo
H. D. Horsley
Fort Dodge
J. 5. Webb
Fainthy
Waterloo Woman Julia Long McBride Dies After Forty Years
Abs McBride of Waterloo dies at home on East Second Street after a Catholic life at St Josephs. Born in Ireland in 1845, she migrates to America as a child, settles in Waterloo over four decades, widowed twenty one years ago, survived by husband Thomas McBride and four siblings. Funeral Tuesday at St Josephs. interment Calvary Cemetery. Elks hall event ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Abs
Thomas McBride
East Second Street
Fe van
Ireland
Julia Long
Thames
Hannah McBride
America
Springfield
Maes
West
Dan G. Long
William J. Long
St. Paul, Minn
J. K. Morrison
St. Paul
Mary Fernanda
Cedar Falls
Amusements: Buster Brown and other stage offerings at Waterloo
The Waterloo theatre hosts Buster Brown with a new plot, songs, and 400 performers including the Buster Brown ponies in The Billikeni Man. Also at Syndicate theatre Tempest and Sunshine charms audiences for one night. Margaret Illington returns to stage in Theewbettie at Waterloo with an all star company. The Whirlwind, The Flower of the Ranch, and The Golden Girl are also featured with elaborate settings and notable casts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Brown
Waterloo Theatre
Master Harold
Buster
Tige
Mary Jane
Seth Sawders
Miranda Stebbins
Mary J. Holmes
Lent B. Parker
Kentucky
Syndicate Theatre
Margaret Illington
Margaret Sington
Henri Bernstein
Miss Tington
Missington
Walter Edwards
David Edwin
Charles Swickard
Melville Rosenow
C. M. Lynton
Matthew Warren
Georgie Cooper Woodthorpe
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Syndicais Theatre
Syndi Cate Theatre
West Point
Mules killed as train strikes wagon near Falls avenue crossing
A Great Western passenger train struck a Case dairy wagon at the Falls avenue crossing in Waterloo at 8:50 am. One mule died instantly, the other was badly hurt and likely to be shot. Driver John Long escaped unharmed. wheel damaged. Wagon valued about 500 dollars. Driver says no bell or whistle sounded. Also, H E Kiester, Hawkeye club president, returned from Chicago after urging Chicago and other city groups to support statewide advertising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western
Waterloo
John Long
Falls Avenue
Long
Mother Awarded Temporary Custody In Divorce Suit
Eva Stulf sues B F Stuff for divorce from their Fort Madison marriage of 1908. Judge Platt grants a mandatory injunction giving Stuff custody of Ray mond Stuff, one year old, with Stulf to receive temporary custody and request for alimony and attorney fees. The order restrains Stuff from interfering at home. no banded arrest accompanies the injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt
B. F. Stuff
Raymond Stuff
Eva Stulf
Fort Madison
Elgin Butter Market Holds Steady at 31 Cents
Elgin Illinois November 21 butter market reports no change with prices holding firm at 31 cents. Local traders note steady demand while supply remains ample as dairy markets resist shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin, Ill
Another Wife Seeks Divorce From Alexander Nicol
Nichol sues for divorce claiming husband became an habitual drunkard and failed to support wife and her minor son Milton. They were married August 5, 1907 at Boies Iowa and lived in Bremer and Dubuque counties before moving to Orange township in this county on October 15, 1916. Plaintiff seeks separation and child custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Nichol
Alexander Nicol
Boies
Bremer
Dubuque
Orange Township
Milton
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Webster City
Walter Holmick
John Koster
Hittle
Jaewis
J. Stewart
South Street
Jennie Cecil
Flennepin, Tl
J. M. Poland
F. A. Winslow
East Mullan Avenue
Will Young
A. H
J. A. Phikerton
Walter R. Peterson
G. W. Latham
Vinton
Dry Willson
Vina Street
J. L. Rose
J. Hall
West Union
D. W. Clements
The
Masons of Iowa
Maurice Welsh
Arthur Gillespie
Sadie Boston
Mabel Boston
Anna Demmet
Hudson
Ralph Kelley
United Iowa Shoe Company
Keokuk
J. E. Dempster
Fred Kraft
Kate Wagner
Los Angeles
Cal
D. J. Moore
Waterloo Auto & Supply Company
Barclay
Oakland
Mrr
J. M. Peterson
Durant, la
City
A. H. and
H. E. Peterson
Ferguson
Iowa Life Insurance Company
Irving Hotel
Bryant-McLaughlin Paving Company
Iowa Mausoleum Company
KB. 1 Hull
Grace ML EL Church
Frank Cassidy
Des Moines
H. B. Holbert
Cassidy
J. A. Bills
Perry
J. C. Woods
F. W. Powers
Iowa Falls
Dr. Powers
Julia McBride
AWAY
Fairview
St. Joseph's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Susie
Elks’ Hall
Joseph B. Howard
Gorham’s Millinery
East Fourth Street
H. E. Kiester
Town Crier’s Club
Mony
B. R. Sturt
Court
Eva
Elgin
DR. Cothern
Brussels
Elizabeth
Jefferson Street
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