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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1911

Page

8

Arrest Alleged Robber of Alb

Sheriff Shores and Deputy Leighton pursued a complex theft case in Eagle Township. Marshal Enlow arrested a Norwegian youth suspected of stealing a horse and buggy from Dunkerton last week. evidence points to a Cedar Falls suspect. A recovered bicycle found by Sheriff Shores’s son narrows a separate theft link, with potential charges pending.

Sheriff Shores Leighton Marshal Enlow Cedar Falls Alvin Magee Dunkerton Eagle Center Marshall Shores Forest Shores Cedar Fadle Waterloo Sheriff’s Office Shoren Ball Park Sherif Shores

Two Couples Wed in Waterloo Arrangements

James Francis Sealey and Nel lie Althea Reams of Waterloo were married by Rev. Frank Cole at Mistletoe cottage, Chautauqua park, with plans for a Westfield home. Lewis A. Herales wed William C. Heisler’s brother’s groom, and Bessie M. Lawrence of Waterloo joined in marriage, to reside near Parkersburg farm.

James Francis Sealey Nellie Althea Reams Waterloo Frank Cole John M. Reams Mistletoe Cottage Chautauqua Park Sealey Westfield Dr. Cole Lewis A. Herales Tenth Street William C. Heisler Parkersburg Bessie M. Lawrence

Real Estate Transfers Reported in Waterloo Listings

R and L estate transfers show E E Peek selling part of lot 12 block 3 Morningside Waterloo for 1 dollar. James T Knapp sells lot 65 Pleasant View to John W Fox for 1 dollar. A C Smith transfers lot 4 block 27 Waterloo to John W Fox for 3 dollars.

Black Hawk Co E. E. Peek Frank &. Fisher Morningside Addition Waterloo James T. Knapp Jno W. Fox Pleasant View A.C. Smith

New Road Meets Obstacles in Waterloo Route Talks

Officials and civil engineers of the Oskaloosa & Waterloo Railway Co met at the Irving hotel to map future work amid hostile reactions in West Waterloo. Opposition centers on land rights as two miles of grading near Eagle Center progresses and the line seeks a 21 2 foot right of way across 100 miles with cuts to ease grades.

Oskaloosa & Waterloo Railway Co George E. Wodehouse Oskaloosa C. B. Couch R. K Parker Traer E. Caou Omaha J. L. Slone Circleville Waterloo Orange Eagle Townships Wodehouse Elmer E. Taylor Star-Clipper R. L. Parker Black Hawk Iowa Eagle Center

Green Corn Dance Dog Feast Observed by Musquakie Indians

Marshalltown Iowa September 4 The annual green corn dance and dog feast of the Musquakie Indians was held on the reservation between Montour and Tama. Every able bodied person participated as a large feast was served. Dogs were procured after officials visited the mayor to approve impounded canines. The city pound was empty forcing use of three hired dogs to make soup stock for the tribe.

Marshalltown Montour Tama W. H. Jones Peters

Governors to Convene Here for Five-Day Meeting

About forty state governors will meet in Spring Lake New Jersey beginning September 2 to discuss employers liability and workers compensation, public utility control and interstate traffic rates. Notables Harmon and Wilson will attend with possible appearance by President Taft. Governors from western states depart Chicago September 10 on a special car for the welcome celebration.

Spring Lake N. J Commonwealths White House Roosevelt Louisville Wilson John A. Dix New York Herbert 8. Hadley Missouri

Parade of Union Laborers in Davenport Labor Day

Five thousand labor representatives from Davenport Rock Island and Moline joined the labor day parade this morning led by Speaker Champ Clark of the House. Clark addressed a monster meeting this afternoon at Suburban Island.

Davenport Rock Island Moline Champ Clark House of Representatives Clark Suburban Island

Eastern trip greatly enjoyed by Rev and Mrs Sandford

Rev and Mrs W B Sandford and family returned from a three month Eastern outing with stays on Gong Island Sound at New London Conn and a visit to Charles T Sandford. Mr Sandford preached two sermons to large audiences at Westminster Presbyterian Church and a lawn social is planned at FP W Jenks home on Hammond Avenue this evening.

W. B. Sandford New London Conn Gong Island Sound Mr. Sandford Charles T. Sandford FP. W. Jenks Hammond Avenue

Police Raid Melon Patch Yields Forty Melons

Sunday afternoon police and firemen raided a melon patch nicknamed Watermelon Johnson and recovered 40 melons. The plunder was shared by officers from city service members at city hall. A watermelon feast followed for thirteen jail prisoners and officers, ending only after the wind was gone.

Johnson Ctty

Canadian Pacific Offers Reward for Drowned Man Bodies

A telegram from E. H. McCoy reports no new news on his brother Robert E. McCoy who drowned near Nipigon after an expedition from Camp Alexander. Port Arthur dispatches note a search by Canadian Northern crews, with upturned canoe found and Lake Helen cited as deep and possible recovery site.

E. H. McCoy Ontario Robert E. McCoy Port Arthur Ont McCoy Camp Alexander Nipigon Lake Helen Nipigon River Canadian Northern Railroad Mr. McCoy C. A. Drum Ray Nelson Atakeman Duluth Northern Pacific Rairoads West Canada Rocky Mountains Winnipeg Moose Jaw Lake Superior John McCoy Dubuque Tracy, Minn Big Parenta

Eldon Printer Dies From Train Jumping Injuries

Fairfield Iowa reports Ernest Moberg a Fairfield Tribune printer died from injuries after jumping from a moving train Saturday night in Eldon. The incident occurred as he traveled with colleagues and details describe the fatal accident.

ELDON Fairfield Ernest Moberg Fairfield Tribune

Sage Tea for Hair Color Remedy Promoted

An oldfashioned remedy is revived as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy promises to darken hair by sage and sulfur. Advert says chemists perfected the formula, druggists sell it with a refund guarantee, and a 50 cent bottle is offered through H W Taggart at 587 Commercial Street.

Wyeth H. W. Taggart Com'l St

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