Hallowe'en supper and club notices in Waterloo
The Westfield Presbyterian Mission plans a Hallowe'en supper at the schoolhouse to raise funds for a Christmas treat for the children, with Mrs J C Davis in charge. Forget Me Not club enjoyed an evening at Miss Lenora Flaherty’s on Lafayette street bidding farewell to Pauline and Giles Foley moving to Denver. prizes won in games and a Mars quartet performance noted. A birthday surprise honored Alfred Cook on his nineteenth birthday at Mrs Ella Spicher’s home on Third Street West with jack o lanterns, candy hunts, and refreshments. Miss Mabel Raps visiting from Chicago attended Halloween parties hosted by Miss Florence Bloeser and others with games and refreshments. The Ladies' Literary Society fine arts department will meet Tuesday at 2:30 at 516 Pine Street to study Mozart and Wohlgemuth with a program including biographies and selections from The Marriage of Figaro and Don Juan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Westfield Presbyterian Mission
J. C. Davis
Atte
Lenora Flaherty
Lafayette Street
Pauline
Giles Foley
Denver
Joseph Mullan
Mars Quartette
Joe Dean
Waterloo
Birtimay
Alfred Cook
Ella Spicher
Third Street West
Willie Cook
Carl Hanson
Vera Campbell
Nellie Campbell
Raps
Mabel Raps
WaterIno
Chicago
Florence Bloeser
Lyle
Irene McCormick
Beulah WyHe
P. C. Parker
Miss Bloeser
Nell Wallace
Mame Hickey
H. G. Bloeser
A. R. Wiite
F. E. Lucas
Beulah Wyte
The
Ladies’ Literary Society
J. A. Jerger
Cora Bunn
Hostosses
Pine Street
Mozart
Michel Wohlgemuth
H. W. Sigworth
Miss Bunn
Figaro
General Markets Report from Lamson Bros Chicago Board of Trade
Est receipts for hogs cattle and sheep today 28000 38000 16000 tomorrow 3136 hogs left over from Saturday. Hog market opened weak declined closed weak with mixed and butchers at 7.90 8.60 and 7.60 8.75 for various classes. Cattle market opened steady to 14 cents lower with steers Texas Western and stockers noted. Sheep market opened 3 to 10 cents lower with various lamb and ewe categories listed. New York and St Louis stock and commodity quotes, grain prices at Waterloo markets, and diverse price listings for eggs butter potatoes lard onions and turnips included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
A. Ee
Waterloo
Kansas Turkey
Wellington
Aristas
BBC Qats
Mrs. Brown Returns From Eastern Study Trip
Mrs H W Brown has returned from the east after three months of advanced water color study. She will open a studio on the sixth floor of Marsh Place building. She studied under Rhoda Holmes Nichols of New York, a leading water color instructor. Most of the time was spent in East Gloucester Massachusetts at Mrs Nichols summer home, with later days in New York.
Mrs. Nichol and Mrs. Brown Featured in Local Notes
Outdoor work and study from nature are Mrs Nichol s specialties. Mrs Brown s many friends will be glad to see her at home again after her extended absence and to see also her water color studies. Card of Thanks: We publicly thank those who gave sympathy and austantial help during our great bereavement because of the tragic death of our daughter and sister Miss Myrtle Moore Mrs Bertha Moore and Children. William Mason of Shell Beck was in Waterloo yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Moore
Bertha Moore
William Mason
Shell Beck
Waterloo
Three Accused of Wife Beating in Police Court
A police court heard three husbands arraigned for wife beating. A J Schonts wife refused to press charges while Colvin was found guilty of striking his wife and fined 50 dollars with 25 suspended. Other cases included drunkenness and fighting with fines and paroles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Schonts
Herman Wagner
Garrison
Schonts
Wagner
Sconts
V. Leon Belt
Charles Colvin
J. R. Rolston
Fred Jenks
Jacob Williams
George Smire
la Porte City
Loss Green
Zeb
R. Hodenburger
Hane
Community Rummage Sales And Club Meetings
Local church groups announce rummage sales at Christ Episcopal and First M E churches on Tuesday through Thursday. Also listed are Halloween events by the T M C A and West Waterloo M B A plus meetings of the Soviet circle and various guilds and auxiliaries with reminders for attendance and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Guild of Christ Episcopal Church
Long Life of 95-Year-Old Corey Dies at Home
George W. Corey aged about ninety five died Saturday at 6 p.m. at 620 Washington Street after a brief illness. A lifelong brick mason and longtime resident of Waverly since 1855, he remained active until his final days and left many descendants. He collapsed after a barber shop visit on Thursday October 20 and did not return to the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Corey
Washington Street
Corey
Pioneer George W Corey Dies in Waterloo Funeral Monday
George W Corey born May 24 1815 in Little York Canada arrived Iowa 1855 to Waverly later moved to Waterloo after nine years in Bremer county. Survived by nine children and fifty two grandchildren and twenty one great grandchildren. Masons and relatives to attend service with Rev Frank Cole at home then at Waverly Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cole
Waverly
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Fisher
Bremer County
Canada
George W. Corey
Little York
Iowa
Waterloo
Corey
Leroy
Bremer
Bristow
Carl
Nashua
William Webber
G. W. Bacon
Kansas City
John Murphy
George Winsor
Wesley Foster
Eva
James Corey
Madison
Wis
Helen Bodley
Manitou
Colo
Olive Henton
Syracuse
NW. C
Bacon
North Waterloo and Railroads in a Wartime Tempo
Louis Wood acting as night secretary of the R R M GA while Peter Figi recovers from an injury has gone to the Dakotas for a several weeks visit. Secretary Heald of the R R M GA is expected home tonight from the international convention of Y M C A secretaries and delegates in Toronto. Several Waterloo figures return from the Mystic Shrine meeting in Cedar Rapids with eighty two initiated. William Killian and wife return from a Chicago east honeymoon to make Waterloo home. R E Downing reports on western Illinois Central lines. Casper Plummer resigns from local shops. S B Sherrod to return to work tomorrow. G H W Cheever of Central Savings bank visits Mason City. J M Groat, former bank president, is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wood
Peter Figi
Dakotas
Heald
Toronto
Canada
Cc. E. Doxey
R. L. Kuhns
Wilbur Rox
R. L. DeGon
F. A. Sparie
J. D. DeGon
C. L. Black
George Dauchey
Jack Casebeer
Dr. Crippen
F. L. Thompson
Mystic Shrine
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
William Killian
Chicago
East
K. H. Brenneck
Oshkosh
Wis
R. E. Downing
Illinois Central
M. G. Flaherty
Cedar Falls
Oscar Klinefelter
Marshalltown
Oscar Banton
Iowa
Thompson
Casper Plummer
Sherrod
G. H W. Cheever
Central Savings Bank
North Waterloo
Mason City
J. M. Groat
Tragic Fatality in Earlville Burglar Turpentine Fire Claims Life
Willard Alyea, 28, a Chicago University pharmacy graduate, died after turpentine in Earlville ignited in a basement fire. His father Dr T E Alyea and others tried to save him but fumes and burns proved fatal. Surviving relatives include mother’s family, brothers Clyde Edward Melville and Beloit student, and funeral set for Princeville Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Willard Alyea
Earlville
Burns
CG. J. Miller Drug Company
T. E. Alyea
Alyea
Uessess
Pharmacy College of Chicago University
The
Masons
Ufe
Princeville
S. A. Alvea
W. J. Small
Thomas
Jenness Alvea
Clyde
New Mexico
Edward
College of Physicians
Chicago
Melville
Beloit College
Tomorrow Evening Cottage Prayer Meetings Listed Citywide
A local notice lists cottage prayer meetings for tomorrow evening with numbered hosts and addresses across Cedar River area including Mrs Margaret Moore at Whittier Elm Cedar River park Jeffers 423 Broadway and many others such as H R Plowman 321 Edwards Charles Zeran 1005 Broadway Mrs Ed Stark 519 Clay street and Mrs Harriett Stokes 528 Dane. The list covers numerous streets and intersections including Lincoln Chestnut Albany Independence Franklin and Maple with attendees from Wilson Bath and Division streets plus Cedaralts Town Castle Tr and West 4th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Moore
Whittier
Elm Streets
Cedar River Park
Mr Jeffers
Broadway Street
W.W. Miller
E. Park Arena
C. W. Dilingworth
Franklin Street
Chapin
Maple Street
Wilson
Barclay Street
M. Box
Glenwood Street
Larsen
Independence Avenue
George F. Hollister
George C. Arns
Sycamore Street
Bath
Division Streets
J. W. Weatherill
O. A. Zuehike
Dearborn Avenue
D. Jr
Fish
Cedaralts
Castle Tr
N. C. Smith
West 4Th Street
Man refuses parole and diet seeks to avoid street labor
J N Moore, jailed for violating a plumbing ordinance, chose bread and water over three days of forced labor. In court his wife protested parole terms, Moore refused and was remanded to finish his sentence. He spoke of personal sacrifice and defended his duty to support his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pol Ca
Caldwell
J. N. Moore
Moore
Wberry
Babes
Nix
Mumber
All Saints Day and community notices near Cedar Falls
A list of names and addresses appears amidst parish notices and meeting reminders at Grace church and Christchurch. An important prayer meeting for all committees is set for 7:30 pm, with Mr Gill leading. Also noted: All Saints Day communion at 10 am in Christchurch to honor the departed, and Henri Dunant, founder of the Red Cross, has died in Geneva. Chalmer H. Lyon and Adelaide M. Krause, both of Cedar Falls, are licensed to wed. Mrs R V Bartlett and Miss Clara Jackson traveled to Cedar Rapids and Marion for weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Harmon
W. Ard Avenue
John Hickle
W. R. Walker
3Rd Avenue
W. M. Dix
Vermont Street
Naylor
4Th Street
Wilcox
8Th Street
Stebbins
Baltimore Street
Fred Leéga
Forest Avenue
Barclay
Hammond Avenue
N. B. Hureh
11Th Street
L. H. Lake
Mr. Hildebrand
Grant Avenue
Budd
Randolph Street
August Hartwig
West Highth Street
Hildebrand
Washington Street
Smelter
LaPorte Avenue
Harry Scott
Jefferson Street
Clay
Bluff Street
Ellen M. Fairall
L. Bickley
West 5Th Street
Mary S. Newton
Munn
Wellington Street
A. R. Bradbury
W. and
S. A. Asquith
Commercial Street
Is. L. Trotten
Sunnyside Avenue
T. McCauley
Cedar Falls
L. W. Moss
Duryea Street
Charles Gaskins
Falls Avenue
Grace Church
Gill
Christchurch
Paradise
Bulgarian laborer reports robbery by countrymen near Thirteenth and Commercial
Ivan Searbolinsky, a Bulgarian laborer, told police he was robbed of 75 dollars last night by his countrymen who share a shack near Thirteenth and Commercial streets. He said the men, who worked on west side sewer construction, plotted due to envy after he saved money. One suspect was arrested at noon and two more were believed sought as the inquiry continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Searbolinsky
Rvan
Classified Notices and Wanted Empres
Lost bag and various deeds offered for sale or service. Courier return requested with reward. Gulf Grchara seeks information in Council Bluffs. Black Hawk county firm seeks resident manager with cash stock and monthly salary plus commissions. References required from Liberty Manufacturing Association of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Office
Gulf Grchara Company
Council Bluffs
Town
Black Hawk County
Liberty” Manufacturing Association
West
Huron Street
Chicago
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Lamson Bros. & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Marsh-Place Building
Grain and Provisions
New York
ST. Louis
Minneapolis
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Northwestern
Atchison
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
United States Steel, Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Lord
Janenee
Roy
the Central Savings Bank
Los Angeles Times
Hach Bank
A. C. Behrens
Christ Episcopal Church
Fourth Street
F. S. Merriay
Bratneber Street
Avery L. C. T. M
Seash Hall
Dregree
Thet.m. C. A
Florence Lichty
Daughters of the King
Entro Nous Club
C. D. Wangler
Third Street
Woman's Auxiliary of
M. E
West Waterloo
Pinkerton Hall
Fourth Street West
Myers’ Orchestra
North Waterloo and Railroads
REP Cross
Geneva
Switzerland
Henri Dunat
International Red Cross Society
Chalmer H. Lyon
Adelaide M. Krause
R. V. Bartlett
Clara Jackson
Marion
Pals
Effie McCollum Jones
C. Durant Jones
Charles J. Hall
St. Elmo Bateman
Capt
Chas. H. Stanley
L. B. Hamilton
Melrose Apartments
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