Mil Lantern Burial Tomorrow for W F Mig Millan
Widow Emma Wenner and nine children mourn the death of W F Mig Millan of Barclay Township Iowa who died Tuesday at his T Rice farm home after years of kidney trouble born in Beaver County Pennsylvania July 11 1847 he lived in La Salle Illinois and La Salle then Iowa arriving 1882 and 1896 in Barclay funeral Friday 10 am at his Barclay home with Rev W A Service pastor of Barclay United Presbyterian Church officiating burial in Barclay Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donkerton
W. RB. McMilLan
Barclay Township
T. Rice
Beaver County
la Salle County
Emma Wenner
Iowa
Pottawattamis County
Barclay
Alvin Reid
Waterloo
Harry Clifford
William James
Lena Beadle Stewart
Dunkerton
Sarah Jane Gideon
Jesup
Carrie May Bweitser
Crosby
N. D
Stella Annetta
Bertha
Ruby
Darlington
Duncan
van Wert
W. A. Service
Barclay United Presbyterian Church
Barclay Cemetery
Rock Island Confronts Switch Yard Ground Talks
Rock Island has not bought land for a switch yard with negotiations pending. Surveyors worked yesterday to map the surface and data. The decision lies south of the city as surveys proceed and agreements await final terms.
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Rock Island
Shot Dead for Causing Arrest in Train Incident
John Smith of Chillicothe Missouri was found dead in a toilet aboard a Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul train near Kansas City. Police say he was killed by friends of the man he had helped arrest days earlier. An arrest had followed a prior robbery in Kansas City and warnings were given to Smith that he would not testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John Smith
Chillicothe
Chicago, St. Paul
Waterloo to Represent at International Railroad YMCA Meet
Secretary Heald of the Railroad YMCA plans six to eight delegates from Waterloo to attend the Fourteenth International Conference of the Railroad YMCA in Chicago from October 9 to 6. Highlights include a railroad men's banquet for 1400 attendees, a church parade, a mass meeting with Dr. Guneaulug delivering the principal address, and talks by Fred S. Smith and other church and railroad leaders. Delegates will be named soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Heald
Railroad
Chicago
Mudge
Rock Island
Guneaulug
Fred
City in Brief: Frequent Visitors and Travel
City notices list T H Sullivan division superintendent of Minors Central visiting Waterloo. Chicago visitors include Mrs J Gates Mr J Fogarty and baby Mrs I M McMahon Mrs W M Adrian and daughter Helene. William Waterfield Webster City visits Raymond. Will Huntington Barclay township hosts relatives in Waterloo. Keller travels to Portland to join wife. D B Smith of St Paul on business then Chicago trip. Mrs Rose Baldwin improving at home 616 Sixth St E. G A R encampment attendees depart Waterloo for Los Angeles. County picnic plans discussed by Rownd Virden at county home. Special train carrying L C officials to Omaha after stop.
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J. J. Fogarty
Baby
Chicago
Portland
Ore
Mrs. Keller
Madaline Cates
Waterloo
Marble Rock
D. B. Smith
St. Paul
Rose Baldwin
Presbyterian Hospital
Sixth Street
Rownd and
Virden
Gertrude Schultz
Minneapolis
Mies Willmore
Minnesota
C. H. Markham
W. L. Parke
A. &. Baldwin
L;noia Central
Omaha
Edward H. Warriman
Union Pacifi
Physicians 10 Draft Ordinance by Waterloo Medical Society
Waterloo Medical society forms a four member committee to draft a milk regulation ordinance. Dr C A Watersbury chairs with Dr G Hardy Clark Dr H E Dunkelberg and Dr Harry Sigworth named. a fifth member to be added soon. Council asked doctors to prepare the draft for submission promptly and plan to study other cities' ordinances and local conditions. The milk issue has stirred local dispute and officials hope physicians can devise a satisfactory solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Medical Society
W. M. Shirley
C. A. Watersbury
G. Hardy Clark
H. E. Dunkelberg
Harry Sigworth
Medical Society
Birthday Surprise For H. Bingham At 1012 Fifth Street West
Mr H Bingham was surprised at his home by about thirty friends to celebrate his birthday. A beans in a jar contest awarded a bouquet to Mrs F F Yapp. Second surprise presented vases to Mrs J S Van Schoyck and Mrs W H Zimmerman for birthday anniversaries. Addis Leach of Fairmont, Ind was a guest.
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Bingham
Fifth Street West
F. F. Yapp
Higdon
Britt, Ta
van Schoyck
Condon
Lewis P. Kopp
Mises Addis Leach
Fairmont
Ind
T. A. Danton
First Application Darkens the Hair Sage and Sulphur Remedy
An old fashioned advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to restore natural hair color and reduce dandruff. It promises quick results from a single nightly application, with safety assurances and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Agent H W Taggart markets the product through druggists with a fifty cent bottle price.
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Wreth
Wyeth
H.W. Taggart
Court of Honor individuals and club farewells noted
The Court of Honor presented a gift to Miss Anna Todd of Marshilltown, with new officers listed. A farewell picnic for Miss Ida Powell was held at Memorial Hall, Chautauqua Park, as she heads to Spokane for the winter. Other social events include a Kensington at Miss Ethel Hammond’s Bayard Street home and a post-wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jensen. The Westminster Church ladies plan Harvest Home supper, and the Philathea Class plus O-We-Go club held meetings with needlework and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans’ Missionary Society of
The
Emanuel Evangelical Church
H. J. Ehrebracht
Fernwood
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Vera Hickelberg
H. J. Ehlebracht
Court of Honor
Anna Todd
Marshilltown
Charles Herman
Adolph Homing
Ate
F. W. Bouldin
Emma Hayes
Mina Matilda Burk
Joe Kipp
Sentinel
Fred Lehman
Ireta Bouldin
A. Peterson
Hol. Close
David Keltner
Acconomia ‘Clnb
Memorial Hall
Chautauqua Park
Ida Powell
Spokane
Wash
Misa Powell
Florence Phillips
Charles, Stull
Misa Ethel Hammond
Bayard Street
Kensington
Misa’ Hammond
Northwestern University
Chicago
Laverne Beal
Hazel Bond
Ethel Hammond
G. S. Hammond
John Dack
Chris Johnson
Fowler Street
Alfred Jensen
Lillie Anderson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. H. Michael
Mildred Dane
J. C. Armstrong
Dawson Street
H. M. Burnett
Mission circle to meet at Walnut Street Baptist church
On Friday at 2 30 the Mission circle of Walnut Street Baptist church meets at Mrs A Livingston 114 Barclay Street. Leader names Wilcox Powell Archer Nestfield. Plans for a year long study program and attendance are emphasized. Plane are being made for a dancing party to be held soon.
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The
Society
Mission Circle
Miason
Walnut Street Baptist Church
A. Livingston
Barclay Street
Burma
Wilcox
Powell
Archer
Nestfield
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Mig Millan
Antoine Deloria
Garden
Mich
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Waterloo Evening Courier
Heald Making
Buchanan
Majestic
T. H. Sullivan
Minors Central
T. H. Kimball
Quasqueton
the Irving
Fannie C. Gates
Mrs. J. Gates
Vernona
Edna Weller
Society News
Ladies of
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
E. McElroy
Marsh-Place
Ocean
Fred Colby
ST. Louis
Wellington Street
Charles
Central Church of Christ
Ellen
Mildred Richardson
Second Street
Missea Ellen
Ruth Richardson
Duluth
Wisconsin
Michigan
HOBB
Oscs Cnet
Escesweeen
Ecscanewne
New York
Wellington
Peewee Seuss
South Omaha
Neb
Ancillae Society of Sacred
Texas
Heart Church
Lord Dairy
Gsee Ee
ST. Paul's
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E
F. M. Michael
Frank Sherwood
Gailjey Woodring
Conpon
PaRis
Violette Louisette
Joder’s Pharmacy
Westth Street
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