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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1914
Page
9
Cedar Falls residents report travel from Webster City for Gideon meetings and plans for the next state gathering in Cedar Falls in 1926. The community notes arrivals, lectures, club meetings, and preparations for evangelistic meetings led by Oscar Lowry with a $1,500 fundraising goal.
An old advertisement extols blood virtue and courage, praising Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a guaranteed blood and liver remedy. It claims benefits for digestion, appetite, strength, and lung ailments, with a free medical adviser offer and refund if no results.
Mrs. Susan Collins widow of Stephen Collins died at home on 1399 Franklin Street after a paralytic stroke. Funeral services will be at 9:80 AM tomorrow at the home with Rev. J. W. Holland. Interment in Grundy county beside her husband. Survivors include daughter Mrs. John Wilson of Stout and son E. W. Collins of Whitefish Montana arriving today.
Ayrshire and Brown Swiss bulls were judged at the Dairy Cattle Congress with champions named. Senior and grand Ayrshire bull Habsland Innellen. Cavalier's Fond Hope topped juniors. Brown Swiss senior Myong Boy led, College Boy as junior champ. Judges were H J Kildee and Will Robes.
Chief Leighton freed Mr and Mrs Gus Krielas Deorre Kifigis and Eliza Szenny who were detained Sunday night at Whity slave suspects. Authorities say the group were traveling about the country as a de facto traveling troupe amid ongoing inquiries.
The musical organization team and Federal Inspector Bennett were not responsible for the arrest. The trio says the arrest came at the request of a local party aiding in the search for a foreigner last week.
Nine young ladies will receive diplomas at the Presbyterian hospital graduation next Tuesday October 20 at Westminster Presbyterian church. Mrs Clara Hough-Kirk Eva Overton and others will be honored. WW Marsh presides and presents diplomas. Rev John Bunyan Smith delivers the address. a literary musical program is planned and the public is invited.
The United States Marine Band performs tomorrow at Canopied Arena during the three day Dairy Cattle Congress. Admission is $1 for all afternoon and evening access, with 50 cents for evening only. The open air show may move to a covered venue if rain threatens, with a guard of notable soloists and selections from operas and marches.
A Des Moines report describes sessions of a grand jury and special commission in a Cedar River boundary case. Judge Dunstan Godptine presides as civil engineers and attorneys, including Wilton J. Alden and Wd. Baville, resume proceedings after weeks-long recess. Witness testimony, measurements, and examinations proceed with the jury of names listed, while a separate damage case in Judge Mullin's court involves Won. T Rickwood versus Galloway Co. The article notes an ongoing divorce action for Adair and John.
George M. Waters and his family plan to relocate to California, seeking new opportunities. The move signals a significant change as they close one chapter in their hometown and prepare for a fresh start on the West Coast.
Funeral services for Captain Henry D Williams will be held Thursday at 10 o clock from the residence on aba faffersom street conducted by Rev G W Hinkle of Christ Episcopal church. Members of Robert Anderson post Grand Army of the Republic will gather at their hall at 10 and march to the residence. Burial is planned at Elmwood cemetery.
The death of Waters and Wilt’s partner alters ownership of a store in the Indiana city. Purchaser Joby Wilbelny acquired the business before the sale, while Waters and his wife plan to relocate. The former operator had two stores here and recently sold one.
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