News of Nearby Towns in Waverly and Area Socials
Waverly reports visits from Cedar Rapids and Charles City residents, a wedding in the Congregational parsonage with plans to Des Moines, a four course wedding supper, and local celebrations. Also noted are society gatherings, a Go to dinner party, a Goodyear birthday event, a Redpath present at Nichol’s Opera House, and obituaries including Supervisor Dick Nichols of Pleasant Valley and German Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo. Wigton
Westgate
J. ¢. Miler
Charles City
Myers
Merle Getts
Amanda
Ida Schuknecht
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Schuknecht
Deck Dlasier
Albert Lochner
Des Moines
Edith Butter
Janesville
A. R Rive
D. A. Betterman
Monona
G. Seifert
Emma Rabe
Joseph Miller
Cedar Falls
E. A. Rausch
Seifert
Paul Seifert
Norton
Bates
Lusendon
Jameson
Mrs. Miller
Obituary of Jane Beatty of Illinois and Iowa
Jane Beatty born 1849 in Illinois moved to Benton county Iowa. Married 1849 to John Horton seven children four sons and three daughters. Survived by children and grandchildren. Funeral held Tuesday after moon at her daughter Mrs Will Lee home with burial at Garrison cemetery. Next Saturday Christian aid event at Jenks hall on lecture night in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Auburn
Jane Beatty
Illinois
Benton County
John Horton
Reform Presbyterian Church
Will Lee
Garrison Cemetery
Jenks’ Hall
Mt Vernon Township Social and Health Notes
In Mt Vernon Township the community shares news of social visits and meetings. A health update notes quarantine for scarlet fever affecting the Al. Henry family for several months. A service from Des Moines will be held at the Janesville M E church Sunday at 2 PM for the State Temperance league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Miller
Sci
AL. N
Tve
al. Henry
Fehl
Des
Dast Janeaville M. E
Sterest
State Temperance League
Leahy
Claude
Johnson
el Peck
Eart
Janesville
Tlery Taursdar
Dee
Aplington News Brief Reports Tragic Death and Local Notes
Aplington dated item reports Mrs Anne Huma died Sunday at Pedhome of har mathar nos'r frema Wat. 3 Van nese trip to Water. The brief mentions a motor incident on Wednesday and a local note on Wat. 3. The fragmentary text records a small town obituary notice and ancillary items as read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aplington
Anne Huma
Pedhome
Har Mathar
Hazelton News: Local Accidents and Community Notes
Mr and Mrs Chas Lakner suffered a serious car collision when their vehicle was hit by a baggage car at a Hazleton crossing while returning from Oelwein. Mrs Lakner sustained severe injuries and the auto was destroyed. Also noted are updates on Hon T B McCurdy’s pneumonia, new tenant Anton Bjorkund moving near the Presbyterian church, the death of George Henry Merrill from bowel strangulation, and local visits including Miss Frances Wells’s trip to Lake Preston and Ada and Robert Thompson Jr returning home with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Snfficoo
George Henry Merrill
Stella Skeen Merrill
Otterville
Presbyterian Church
R. H. Boteler
Frances Wells
Lake Preston
S. D
Marriage of Mary Lindner and Cornelius McMahon
Mary Lindner daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carper Lindner married Cornelius McMahon of Parkersburg in a Wednesday morning ceremony at St. Joseph's church Raymond. Rev. Wa. Kunkle officiated attended by Miss McMahon and Harner Lindner. The bride wore blue crepe de chine with a veil. bridesmaids wore wisteria. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home. The couple plan to establish a home in Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
H. F. Jakway
Livermore
Mr. Rass
Joe” Rive
South Dakota
Geo. Brownert Brittzman
2 of Commerce
Waierica
Local families mark holidays and milestones at home
Readlyn Bar 24 and Seeman ferry Merili Wis gar stid his house and y To Rudolph Teidt make a home for his mother and son. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. Cook is seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Bavers celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary with leather rocking chairs. The Booths and Winegars spent Thanksgiving at Dr. Winegar’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeman
Wisgar
Rudolph Teidt
Mmother
N. Cook
Fredericksburg News Briefs From Local Incidents
Fredericksburg reports Henry Meier’s horse mishap left him with a broken leg in three places. Milo Sherman sold property at 83 500 to Triplett. Fredericksburg Amio Co dissolves partnership. After January 1 Padden garage to be run by K Thorn and EB Karsten. Lawrence Meier’s horse terrified and ran away causing damage to a fam ecue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Predericksburg
Henry Meier
Mves
Milo J. Sherman Bolth
We VW. Triplett
Fredericksburg Anio Co
Padden
K. Thorn
EB. ¢. Karsten
Lawrence Meier
Denver News Roundup of Local Names and Small World Events
Arthur Wille suffers from blood poisoning in his thumb. Ernest Southwick and Geny Robinson left for Oklahoma to spend the winter. Ernest Guenther hires a nurse for ill twin boys. Miss Francis moved the old Mathias house onto a new foundation. Theodore Nuverman battles rheumatism. The German Alliance of Denver plans a regular meeting Friday at 8 pm with important business. Mr and Mrs Wm Squires hosted a 6 pm dinner for friends Sunday. Wiegerts of Waterloo were visitors. Mr and Mrs Whit Steage hosted two party ensembles last week. Children enjoy a weeklong vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Arthur Wille
Ernest Southwick
Geny Robinson
Oklahoma
Ernest Guenther
Francis
Mathias
Theodore Nuverman
German Alliance of Denver
Wm. Squires
Wiegerts
Waterloo
Whit Steage
Obituary of Fi la Agnes Teisinger in Gresham Iowa
Fi la Agnes Teisinger born April 11 1859 in Dauphen county Pa came to Iowa as a child. She married Wm Teisinger March 2 1881 and had two children Hart and Myrtle. After farming life she lived in Waterloo Dunkerton and Gresham and died November 13 at age 76 from anaemia. Funeral held at Evangelical church Gresham with Rev Haehlen and others. interment in Gresham cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresham
Fiéla Agnes Teisinger
Daniels
Dauphen” County
Iowa
Wm. Teisinger
Waterloo
Dunkerton
Teisinger
Jars of News from Janesville and Surrounding Areas
Local items note Carl John Ston arriving from Alberta after five years homesteading there. Briuer family returned from Coon Rapids while Mrs Bennett will winter with friends in Janesville. Welcome Moore from Brooten, Minn. on farm rents. McMurray family quarantined for smallpox. Mat Johl rents the Moore farm. Plate glass replaced in Schmidt's store by Bill Armstrong of Cedar Rapids. Miss Johnson badly burns arm adjusting a pipe to regulate a store. Farmers selling poultry cheaply for the season. Mrs Mathe Clerk remains mail carrier on route No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Carl John Ston
Alberta
Canada
B. B. Briuer
Coon Rapids
Jose Bennett
Welcome Moore
Brooten
Minn
Maurice McMurray
Mat Johl
Moore
Schmidt
Bill Armstrong
Cédar Rapids
Miss Johnson
Mathe
Insanity In Nashua Woman Leads To Hospitalization
In Nashua on November 28 Mrs Emma Miner aged about 63 was examined by insanity commissioners and deemed insane. Deputy Sheriff Kezar and his wife escorted her to the hospital at Independence. Neighbors reported fear from her deteriorating condition over two years. Separately Nashua witnesses report the marriage of Kate Hanson to George Carrick in Osage with Charles City’s Orlo Crandall in attendance. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Henry, has worked as a waitress at the De Noyelles hotel. the groom is a farmer near Carrville. Mr and Mrs F B Winter were summoned to Waterloo by telegraph about a serious operation for Mrs Tom Stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Emma Miner
Board of Insanity Commissioners
Independence
Kezar
Minner
Kate Hanson
George
Carrick
Waterloo
Tom Stocks
Embroidery club meets at Mrs Copeland’s home in Winthrop
WinthropNovember 26 The Embroidery club was entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs Frank Copeland J B Ryan of Iona City visited over Sunday with relatives Dr Knowles and family of Jesup were guests Thursday at Mrs Mary Dennie’s home Lyman Merrill wife and daughter Phalme of Watertown name Woadnad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Embroidery Club
Frank Copeland
J. B. Ryan
Iona City
Dr. Knowles
Jesup
Mary Dennie
I Lyman Merrill
Phalme
Uwatarlan
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Births
Day for an overs Sunday visit in the Carl Yeager home. Mrs. Harvey Gill and daughter of Dubuque are visiting in the Edgar Brintnall home. Mrs. C. J. Metcalf and daughter Mildred went to Chicago to spend the winter in the H. H. White home. Born to Charles Roberts and wife, a daughter Monday Nov 23. Congregational church bazar held, receipts over 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Yeager
Harvey Gill
Dubuque
Edgar’ Brintnall
C. J. Metcalf
Mildred
Chicago
H. H. White
Charles Roberts
Congregational Church
Moves and marriages mark local week in community
Raymond Church and family moved into the church house last week. Harm Van Hower married Mrs. Sara Johnson last Wednesday. The Van Howen sale is held today before they move to town. Mrs. Van Howen has lived in town for years. Clyde Wilson and wife returned from Mason City. Lew Christinson bought the Emmett Wilson residence and will move this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Church
Harm van Hower
Sara Johnson
van Howen
Clyde Wilson
Mason City
Lew Christinson
Emmett Wilson
Funeral notices and local obituaries from Parkerburg region
The Parkersburg area reports multiple obituaries and funeral notices. John Ejinfeldt, aged over 70, died after two months with gangrene in the foot, leaving a large family. he formerly worked for Illinois Central as a section man. A. S. Werner, Civil War veteran, died in Marshalltown after residing here long, with two daughters Flor Piper and Helen and two sons William and Upton. funeral held in the 5. Block and artak ing parlor. Casper Nethuis’s funeral is in Buck Grove. he died suddenly and left Ole Neihuis of Austin, Minnesota, as a brother. Frank Muller moved to Austin, Minnesota, to work in a creamery. he had previously been in the grocery business with Kane & Miller. A Thanksgiving dance is planned at the KK hall. J. I. Arnold moved his family to the Cantonwall area last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
John Ejnfeldt
Illinois Central
Werner
Marshalltown
Flor Piper
Helen
William
Upton
Ome
Casper Nethuis
Buck Grove
Ole Nethuis
Ole Neihuis
Austin
Minn
Eine
Frank Muller
Tie
Kane & Miller
P Hall
Arnold
Cantonwall Havise
Community Notes from Linden and Nearby Areas
Local items report Thanksgiving visits and family events across Linden including births, recoveries from illness, and relocations. Addresses relatives and friends in Linden Bran don Cherokee and nearby towns. Church groups prepare bazaars and onet meetings with programs and suppers scheduled December 1 and 2.
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Advertisement
An old style advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for throat and chest relief. It claims quick soothing relief as the product coats the throat and lungs, urging readers that every user is a friend and that it is sold by all druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Four High Class Artists in Concert Grace M. E. church
The C. W. Beat company presents a Monday evening concert in Grace M E church featuring Antonio Sale violoncellist Helen Desmond pianist Helen Watson Powers soprano and M Emile Follmer tenor. Sale praised as a leading world cellist and former soloist at the 1911 coronation concert. Desmond, Powers, and Follmer noted for celebrated performances in Carmen and other operas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Beat Company of
Grace M. EL Church
Antonio Sale
Helen Desmond
Pianiete
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Helen Watson Powers
Carmen
M. Emile Follmer
Antonio Sala
Paria
Coneservatoire
Barcelona
Eagle Center News Roundup
Chris Strubel suffered a painful arm fracture after falling from a wagon Thursday. Esther Steimel and Tena Klein visited friends in Sublette. A birthday surprise honored Wm. Steimel on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Lellis and their children visited Mrs. J. Schaefer. Mrs. Oscar Mullen is ill. School opened in district Wee, with Miss Andrews of Waterloo teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Center
Novv
Chris Strubel
Esther Steimel
Tena Klein
Sublette, Jr
Tripoli Notes On Visits And Illnesses In Town
Mrs EB Gun salus and daughter Zatan visited relatives in Waterloo over the weekend while Mrs Frank Koch has been ill for a week. Chas Roehi from Chicago visited old friends. Henry Haase of Cedar Rapids visits his parents here while suffering from blood poisoning in his right hand. Henry Frase returns home from Highland Park Des Moines for a week’s vacation. Herman Warner and Spencer of Waterloo visited the Warner home. Spencer is home from Washington DC where he works as private secretary to Mr Connally. Mrs Straissen was operated on for appendicitis. Chas McCumber and wife and Mrs Hallett were entertained Sunday at the home of others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
EB. Gunsalus
Zatan
Waterloo
Frank Koch
Chas. Roehi
Chicago
Henry Haase
Cedar Rapids
Haase
Henry Frase
Highland Park
Des Moines
Herman Warner
Spencer
John Warner
Washington, D. C
Connally
Straissen
Laws Werk
Chas, McCumber
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Smith
Presbyterian
Dick Nichols
Pleasant Valley Township
Koester
H. Dallman
Pleasant View
Board of Supervisors
Grundy County
MT. Vernon
Mount Vernon
Ena Fierga
Witei School
Mettler
Charley Brown
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Deemius
Hazleton
Raymond
Fredericksburg
Anne Morgan
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Madison Avenue
Seventh Regiment Armory
Seth Richard
Jtown
Mr. McCumber
Wmn. Robinson
North Dakota
Monny
Wrage
Gladbrook
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Europe
C. EB. Engelbrecht
Williami
Irvin Winzenberg
Aug. Schellhorn
Frank Goodenbour
Linden
Roscoe Potter
Brandon
C. F. Chapman
Cottage Grove Avenues
Q. A. Zuchike
I. A. Chapman
Will
Indiana Street
B. A. Dyer
Amanda Crandall
Carnegie, Ohlo
Wilgus
Linden Avenue
Blanche
Dora Hepler
Miranda Bandfield
Cole
Ladies* Aid Society
Germany
Florida
Florida Citrus Exchange
Citizens Bank
Tampa
Exchange
Patel Ape En Od
Mat
Aker
Pt Raserte
Quaker Valley Mfg.co
Aurora, Illinois
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