Illness Strikes Local Resident H. W. Kebe
H. W. Kebe is reported seriously ill at his home three miles north of the city suffering from typhoid pneumonia and aiding treatment.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1910
Page
9
H. W. Kebe is reported seriously ill at his home three miles north of the city suffering from typhoid pneumonia and aiding treatment.
Mrs Christina Kramer born June 20 1848 in Württemberg Germany died at 7 15 AM at 1326 Washington Street Waterloo after two years of illness. Survived by husband Fred Kramer and three daughters Mrs Sophia Moore and Mrs Isenhower and A G Kramer plus two grandchildren Roy G Kramer and Edna Madaline Moore. Funeral Friday at home 2 PM then German Lutheran church.
Mrs. G Wortley faced a single case in police court this morning. She pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after arrest last night on Fifth street west. Judge Calawell suspended a $10 fine contingent on good behavior. Wortley claims Darlington Wisconsin as her home and says she plans to leave tonight for Dubuque. Tomorrow at 10 a.m. a trial will test the transient merchant ordinance requiring a $50 daily license.
William Morgan of Cedar Falls files nomination for supervisor in the second district on the Independent ticket. Incumbent C. A. Rownd is the regular Republican nominee. Democrats have no candidate. Sidney N. Shaffer of Washington township also files on the Independent ticket for assessor.
Lisbon reports Portugal issues a decree proscribing the Braganza family to exile and promises to settle property rights of Manuel and other royals promptly while respecting their legitimate rights.
The Fine Arts Department of the Ladies' Literary Society met at Mrs. Alfred Longley’s home on High street with Mrs. H. Wigthworth presiding. Papers on Haydn and Greek drama were read, and several musical numbers performed. Guests included Mrs. Guy Penniman and Mrs. E. H. Wagar.
Fairbank Iowa notes include visits by W F Treadwell and Etta Agnew to Marshalltown, weddings of Miss Lottie Moody to W W Gallup and Miss Olive Eliott to Louie Miller, a severe rheumatism illness of Isaac Betts with family aiding, and local travel, funerals, and engagements across surrounding towns.
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