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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1912

Page

8

News of Nearby Towns in Clarksville Sept 3

Clarksville items note visitors from Dumont, Shell Rock and Waterloo. fall term starts. births announced. people travel to Greene Rochester Minneapolis Cedar Falls and Chicago for events and family visits. local move ins and new garages planned. picnics at river dam and Barr home mark weekend activities.

Clarksville C. Zellbofer Dumont Fritz Nordman Ed. Shipman Shell Rock H. W. Kitchen Will Wanamaker Waterloo Alfred Wedeking Wahpeton N. D Carl Davis Waiterloo Howe U. B Dayton Theological Seminary Wehrn Albert Huber F. G. Phillips Greene Will Buchholz Jennie Meland St. Paul Trim J. J. Wood Fred Sinram Rochester Minn Drs. Mayo Charles City Daisy Block W. Neiterfeke C. J. Myrick Dale Michiigan Louis Gerhard Preston Marry North la Porte Frank Bertha Strayner Cedar Rapids L. J. Pulls Pulls J. M. Ramsey Minneapolis Ed. Ball Katie Edmunds Art Goettel Pauley Christian Church Wm. Carter Burlington Junction

Parkersburg Notes Show Local Social Roundup

Parkersburg residents share visits and moves with friends from Waterloo and Cedar Falls. A. R. Mead moved to Waterloo. Jennie Bird hosted a weekend in town. Church activities, school staff changes, and a mission festival feature among weekend events.

Parkersburg Bertha Smith Sibley Milas Gertrude Polderboer Gordon Neb Hert Hull Schoolcraft Los Angeles L. L. Caldwell Chicago Lee Whitson Pueblo Colo Alice Smith Calumet, Mich Carl Franke Louis Clear Lake Ed Rothe Fairbank Wm. Mahanke Clarence Mahanke Maud Warner Canton Chas. Flynn BE. Schrack Schrack Department of Iowa Stanley Conn Ruth J Waterloo Perkina Arlington Northwestern Railway A. E. Stewart Aldean Louis Scherling Iittie Minnesota Ple Christian Reform Church Bruechert Plesscher Howell Belle Walker Hobson Forest Winegar Cedar Falls Cordis Thin Church Springfield Imm Messra. Reechmatiy A. Diekiman Otto Warneke Cordry Strottman Rov Jabr Schumacher Vierta Latoek

Eagle Center Community Notes and School Opening

Threshing will finish soon in the vicinity. District No. 8 opened with Ocea Sindlinger as teacher. Several residents and visitors attended events and fairs, with many names and short visits noted at Eagle Center and nearby towns. The Ladies' H. S. Club plans a meeting with Mrs. Matt Reiter on September 12.

Eagle Center Ocea Sindlinger Win, Schneider Y Carl Schaefer Presbyterian Hospital Ruth Strubel Alice Hopper la Porte Chris Strubel Wm. Trost Baby Waterloo Frank Neubalphen Misa Susie Gil Hillsboro N. D Jacob Schaefer Dewar J. Snyder Sam Lumbus Chris Alvin Strubel Minneapolis St. Joseph's School Genevieve Flaherty Matt Gill Mel Thompson Hudson George Miller Dora Roasner Martha Strube Matt Reiter

Social visits and travels around Spring Creek area

The report lists residents and guests visiting relatives and attending events from September 2. Mr and Mrs Anton Schildmier hosted relatives near Brandon with twenty couples at the Benorden home for games and dessert. Several locals traveled to fairs in Minnesota and Indiana, and ice cream socials were held by the S C C A group.

Spring Creek Anton Schildmier Brandon Herbert Benorden Benorden Freely Stumma Almer Menkens Minnesota Neva 'Fair Readlyn Esther Benorden E. Jesse Lit‘tlaten August Lange Chicago Indianapolis F. Stumma E. Garling Helen Hoppe Chas. Hoppe, Jr Adelia Koob Waterloo Edward Ang Weiser Wisconsin

Readlyn News Highlights Local Socials and Storm Damage

Will Vander walker visits with parents while L Meyerhoff Henry Al brecht and Ed Lidedt attend Des Moines trip. Mrs. Bisba and Mia Mayers return from Albert Lea. Katheryn Frances Rowan and Waterloo friends stay with Readlyn hosts. A severe storm causes corn damage and downed crops. Local trips to Westgate Waterloo Waverly and Boone noted.

Readlyn Will Vanderwalker Messrs L. Meyerhoff Henry Albrecht Ed Lidedt Des Moines Bisba Mayers Albert Lea Minn Mia. Mayers Katheryn Frances Rowan Waterloo Mr. Mayers Mr. Bisbee Vanderwalker Waverly Fettkether Dakota Buck Stato Guernsey Mainiatreat Corolin Boone

Hog cholera hits Mt. Vernon area and local events

Hog cholera is taxing the north part of Mt Vernon Township with losses reported by R W Thurs ton and Earl Progser. A Waverly veterinary vaccinates hogs to curb infection. Local social notes include visitors from Waterloo and meetings of the Mt Vernon Cemetery association, plus preparations for a Hillside Cemetery event and a Friday dance at Boles hall.

Mt. Vernon R. W. Thurston Earl Progser Waverly F. W. White Waterloo D. A Bertha Mattie Negley Cedar Falla David Tiller Herman Wasserfort Philip Neuman Boles Edith Callahan Black’s M. V. Sanderlin Madge Green Mountain Grace Jackson Cora Leeper Lafayette Street Hillside Cemetery Association Cedar Falls Muilun Avenue

Musical Recital and Community Happenings in Janesville

A Sept 3 recital by Mrs Gable and pupils drew $25.85 in receipts. Local movements include Mrs Gable moving to Cedar Falls but continuing teaching, Mrs Rosa and Rose Becker also moving, and Mr Livingstone selling his farm for 150 per acre, marking a $10,000 gain in two years. Labor day visitors from Waterloo and Charles McCready attended.

Junonville B. Schmidt Lemon Building Art Fairburn H. S. Pattee Gable Cedar Falls Rosa Becker Rose Becker

Canning Factory Aid and Rain Draw Local Fuss

Cadur Falls canning factory and the Schmidt brothers aided Oscar and Emil in moving. Farmers complain about heavy rains. Oscar Pieres and wife visited Dave Boomer, Miss Hazel Keller heads to Dubuque to visit cousin Mrs. A. Gallavaux for a week. Parents urged to ensure their children view the Brady War Pictures in the Waterloo Evening Courier with weekly text sections and a coupon on page 3.

Forrest’ Seitz Otis Goodnow Dayton Township Church Street L. L. Downa George Brown Jonpte Robins Waterloo Miss Peck Mason City A. E. Axter Strawberry Point M. A. Taylor J. L. Reitz Harry Trudo Frank Pfundstein Sterling Tracy Hodsdon Ethel Cook Lucile Madigan Faye Crosby Lamila Johnson State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls R. O. Bagley Bride North Carolina Tinois Chas, Hadgall Marrietta Cal Co. M. Mather al. Burkholder A. Price A. Neal C. Scharpff Minnesota Carl Granite Falls Maud Stearns Klock Russell Beatrice Grinnell J. P. Neal Sophie Atkinson Scobee Cadur Falls Herman Schmidt Charley Schmidt Oscar Emil Oscar Pieres Dave Boomer Waterloo Evening Courier The Courier Brady Henry W. Elson Ohio, University W. H. Hartman CO

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