Dedication of Tabernacle Draws Large Waterloo Audience
Arch lect Gill presides over the dedicatory night with the tabernacle packed to capacity. Judge Burgess of Aledo delivers the address after praising Gill and Billy Sunday. Aledo stories, Sunday’s influence, and city efforts on organization and seating noted as the crowd disperses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Gill
Kent
Davis
Perth
Abernacle
Tabernacle
B. Sandford
A Westminster Presbyterian Church
M. G. Munn
H. EB. Burgess
Ledo
Illinois
Sun- Says
J. W. Arbuckle
Paul
Marin Luther
John Knox
John Wesley
Graham Lincoln
Peter Cartwright
Swight L. Moody
Billy
Mr. Arbuckle
Fen
Dudge Burgess
Judge Burgess
Tabernacles
Burgess
Iowa Life 15 Branching Out in Waterloo
Henry Graf and BE J Henderson engaged as city agents for the Iowa Life Insurance Company. Graf, formerly with Hicks Car Locomotive in Chicago, will start duties in Waterloo tomorrow, leaving a lucrative job to be with family. Henderson, also starting tomorrow, will move from Chicago to Waterloo and join the city agency. He is a nephew of Mrs. R W Henderson with relatives and friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Life Insurance Company
Waterloo
Henry Graf
Wellington Building
Hicks Car & Locomotive Company
Chicago
Graft
BE. J. Henderson
Henderson
Mr. Henderson
R. W. Henderson
Denver News Briefs: Visits, Funerals, and Local Happenings
Miss Aunger left for Rockford Iowa for a visit with relatives. Philip Blaeser with wife and daughter drove to Fredericksburg to visit Mrs Blaeser's parents. A depot addition is under construction. Funeral attendance in Klinger and Waterloo noted. The operatic house entertainment drew crowds with next show set for November 21. Local travel includes visits to Chicago and Readlyn. Potatoes remain abundant despite late summer scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
McGood
Waterloo
Tucsi
Wil Nichols
William Eilendrist
Waterton
George Meyers
Readlyn
Mr. Lobeck
Anna
Littleton
William Groeninghome
Operan House
Guy Farnsworth
Local Notes From Greene Oct 29 Socials and School
T N Neal spent Sunday with relatives at Bristow. Carrie Martin returned from Waterloo. Susan Landers resumed studies at Charles City College. Young of Waterloo visiting grandparents recovering from sciatic rheumatism. James Pringie in Pipestone on farm business. Governor Carroll to speak at opera house Tuesday. Ali and Harry Putnam welcomed a baby girl born Oct 23. Puckett and Briscoe back from Crookston land trip. Reynolds spent Sunday with Streamer in Waterloo. Kahuda back to work in depot after Colo-waca trip. Reed visited near Nashua. Harris Greene in Waterloo on Penn Mutual Life business. Mrs Hotchkiss to Sioux Falls to make home with daughter Fasdick. Presbyterian church to host New England supper Bazaar Nov 16. Hesalroad moved to Waterloo to start shoe business. Wallace Watson back at Ames agricultural college after visit. Mrs Williams and others returned from Waterloo Melba concert. James S Barnist died Oct 24 at 67 3 26. funeral Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Ali
Harry Putnam
R EL Puckett
J. S. Briscoe
Crookston
Minn
G. H. Reynolds
E. E. Streamer
Waterloo
Carl Kahuda
the Presbyterian Church
New England
Commercial Hotel
George Hesalroad
Hesalroad
Wallace Watson
Agricultural College
Ames
W. S. Watson
C. H. Williams
Co. H. Bunker
Mary Miner
Ete Miller
James S. Barnist
Local notices from Littleton area residents and visitors
A roundup of social notices from Littleton and Waterloo area residents. People visiting or visiting relatives include Elvin Eckle, Mia, Arnold, Rupert, George Alexander, Frank Ortman, Laura Merrill, John Hummons, Eminta Westphal, August Jessa, Ernest Fiddler, Gus Horn, Clarence Harter, Horice Patten, Charles McGlaughlin, Floh Green, Frank Badding, Robert Duffy, J W Hultz, and Milton Bush. Highlights include births, visitors, and a public auction setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Merrill
Waterloo
John Hmmons
Nashua
J. C
E. W. Stevanson
C. Wusse
Oelwein
Eminta Westphal
Fleury Klenshe
Denver
August Jessa
Guesmme
Jesup
Ernest Fiddler
Mere
Charles McGlaughlin
Sind
E. Gallup
Fairbank
Floh
Green
Spokane
Wash
Arnold Familly
Frank Badding
Knoll Farm
Robert Duffy
J. W. Hultz
Mr. Hultz
Idaho
Milton Bush
New Hartford Social Roundup From Oct 28
New Hartford residents note visiting relatives and merchants travels. Jenny Schrener visits from town. Alli Utter left for Rowan Iowa for his mother. Mrs. Cane plans winter at Cedar Falls. E Jamerson family from Waverly Junction visit. Lizzie Bourquin of Tapps Minnesota visits farm interests. Mrs. Whitney and Mabel Wilson visit Myrtle Elliott in Appington. Rev H A Essex H H Van Deest and Gertrude attend Baptist state convention in Des Moines. Mrs Van Vieck of Shell Rock visits. A five pound boy born to Scott Murray and wife. Rosa Archer of California visits friends. Henry Shannon family plan Marshaltown and Newberg trip. Carrie Olmstead attends O E B grand chapter session at Boone. Bourquin family hosted visitors. Mrs Brown of Hull and Mrs Strong of Chamberlain visit sister Mrs W A Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
Jienny Schrener
Alli
Rowan
Iowa
William Cane
Council Bluffs
Cedar Falls
E. Jamerson
Waverly Junction
Lizzie Bourgquin
Tapps
Minn
William Whitney
Mabel Wilson
Aplington
Rosa Archer
California
Henry Shannon
Marshaltown
Newberg
Carrie Olmstead
Grand Chapter
O. EB
Boone
Josephine Guldinger
Cedar Rapids
Bourquin
Thea Weak
Maggie Brown
Hull
Mattle Strong
Chamberlain, S. D
W. A. Brown
Mrs James Poisal Dies in Kansas in 1851–1930s Clarksville
Anna Lucina Carr Poisal, longtime Clarksville resident born April 25 1851 in Corral Illinois, died of a tumor at her son Rozell Poisal’s home in Junction City Kansas. She married James Poisal February 22 1870 and leaves five children Rozell Robert Mrs Martin Jones Mrs Ross Knight and Mrs Roy Martin. Burial planned Sunday after funeral at the home of daughter Mrs Martin Jones. Surviving siblings include Clarke Carr Mrs George Smith and twin sister Mrs P M Olsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
James Poisal
Rozell Poisal
Junction City
Kan
Martin Jones
Mr. Ross
Ross Knight
Roy Martin
Clarke Carr
George Smith
P. M. Olsen
Kansas
Pythian fair raises over two thousand at closing night
The Pythian fair at the temple on Conner Street concluded after two weeks of lively sales and prizes. Noble I. Martin managed the event. Knights of Pythias contributions brought in 2121.42 to pay temple heating debts. Principal awards went to residents of Oelwein and nearby towns for items such as a lot, glassware, a silver chest, a policy, and various consumer goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Luthy
Cralloway-Glh+ won
Berthi Whiston
Uedlwein
Id Kelly
Waterloo
S. A. Asquith & Bro
Brown Crockery Company
Jessie L. Martin
Utica
Jessie Iluron
Waterloolectrical Supply Compus
J. B. Young & Co
A. H. Holt
Plymouth
Yenney
R. A. Bilis
Leavitt & Johnson National Nant
Charles EH
I. E. Lee
G. W. Campbell & Co
J. N. Mullong
Waterloo Steam Laundry
Art Mantel
Henderson Drug Company
S. H. Stauffacher
Williams
H. L. Bloom
Herrick Refrigerator Company
J. E. Briggs
A. Steel
Sang, Stove & Range Company
A. G. Kramer
Iowa State Bank
Myrtle Sheldon
Fessler & Demmel
Burglars fail to steal $28,000 from Bolivar bank
Canal Dover Ohio Oct 31 Burglars broke into the state bank at Bolivar and attempted to blow the safe containing 28000 They failed to reach the money but gutted the interior and tore off three doors of the safe N D Metz returned to Waterloo with family to spend winter at 410 Locust Street Glendale Arizona to Waterloo address listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal
Dover
Ohio
Bolivar
N. D. Metz
Glendale
Arizona
Waterloo
Locust Street
Charity Auction Shares Prizes From Local Firms
A charity event featured prizes donated by local businesses including a safety razor and trap from G A Holt L W F Defby, a steel range via El tis Foster to C H Reece of Marshalltown, and an electric flat iron from Kitchcock Humphrey sold to Mrs P J Martin. Other items included a dresser box from Biraj Bussier secured by E F Feety, beauty culture treatment by Miss Carigan, a mirror from J K Joder to Belle Wallace, and a painting from J I Hender Adstera to Walt Masfera. Mrs EL it Johnston offered Turkish baths, to be used by Mrs Few, with numerous small articles sold and the evening ending in a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Holtl
W. F. Defby
C. M. Berkley
Eltis & Foster
C. H. Reece
Marshalltown
Kitchcock & Humphrey
P. J. Martin
Biraj Bussier
E. F. Feety
Miss Carigan
Sam Hay
J. K. Joder
Belle Wallace
J. I. Hender- Adstera
Walt Masfera
Elit. Johnston
Duels in Wibbing Leave Two Dead and One Injured
Wibbing Minnesota October 21 Peter Redovitch aged 26 and Ham Katich aged 25 were killed and seriously injured respectively in a pistol duel last night. The two miners came to town together bought revolvers and walked to the city limits where they separated and began firing at once. Katich surrendered to the sheriff. The men had long been chutns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wibbing
Minn
Peter Redovitch
Ham Katich
Kattch
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Arbernacle
Mr. Gill
Gill
Aledo
Sunday
Erhera
USA
Michigan
Rex
W. H. Rollins
First Congregational Church
Billy” Sunday
S. M. Bentley
Mr. Cassidy
C. R. Rhode
M. L. Newton
A. J. Woodring
Robert Wyatt of
Hudson
Leola
S. D
John Fewings
LIFE
Henry Graf and
FE. J. Henderson En
Tittleton
Elvin Eckle
Mia
BE. EB. Arnold
B.C
Rupert
Vftor
George Alexander
Frank Ortman
F. D. Bright
Gerald McGlaughliin
Jas. Poisal
Lodge
Sum
Prospec Hills
Delwein Young Lady
al Louson
Witterlog Isurance Company
J. B. Urls
Skretzmler Hros
Dubuque
A. Et. Pinkerton
A. Glesmar
Alicia Blanche Martin
George W. Huntley
Merle EB. Witt
Effedt
de. AW. Weld
Mra
Sian Petersen
Witterton
A. Milan
Noyes
Black Hawk
Lona) Bank
Muse
Citizens Quis & Mbetele Company
BOC
Krueger
John Casey
Uha Kuanp
Wreck Bank
HveriaAnan Oetcal CO
Syndicate Bloc
A. C. Smith Drug Co
Minnesota
M.S. Cairns
Remington Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Waters
South Fifth Street
Minneapolis
Japan
Standard Oil Company
Pennsylvania —Lines
First Steel
Pennsylvania
Lw. Roe
York City
Pennsylvania Limited” Ly
New York City
New York
Pennsylvania Lines
Hudson River
Broadway
William Penn
Observatory
Des Moines
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