Vinton Starts New Presbyterian Church Work
The contractor Mr Zwack has begun the foundation for the new Presbyterian church in Vinton Ia at a $60000 project. The basement will be stone and concrete and finished this year. Local industry slows progress with labor shortages amid booming canning season and industrial activity around town.
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Vinton
Iowa Canning Company
Vinton Canning Company
Shellsburg
Benton County Veterans’ Association
James W. Good
Cedar Rapids
Bishop
Dan Hamilton
Sigourney
W.S. Kenyon
Benton County
Gruwell
BE. T. Gruwell
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Clara Milliard
Grinnall
Bertha Shutts
Waterloo
Town College
Grinnell
T. J. Chadbourne
Tripoli Social Notes and Local Visits
T. B. Hartwell and wife hosted relatives from Austin Minnesota last week. Gertrude Shores of Cedar Rapids is visiting friends in Tripoli. A son was born to Geo. Kimball and wife on September 3. Wry Schoenbeck and H. W. Meijer attended the Minnesota state fair in Minneapolis. Mrs. Fred Mundtrom visited St Paul and attended the state fair. G. F. Meier and AH. J. Winoff spent last week fishing in northern Minnesota. Tert Kramer and family, formerly of Tripoli, plan to become citizens of Waterloo this fall. FE. Prestten. Z. C. Koch, Mrs. R. v Rettig and Minerva Hattendorf visited Waterloo and Waverly.
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Tripoli
T. B. Hartwell
Austin
Minn
Gertrude Shores
Cedar Rapids
Geo. Kimball
Wry. Schoenbeck
H. W. Meijer
Minneapolis
Fred Mundtrom
St. Paul
G. F. Meier
AH. J. Winoff
Minnesota
Tert Kramer
Wne
Z. C. Koch
R. v Rettig
Minerva Hattendorf
Waterloo and
Waverly
Johnston Visit and Local Notes in Geneseo
Geneseo notes show Mr and Mrs Chas Johnston and daughter Dorothy visiting friends. Mrs T H Sheckler hosted Ladies Foreign Missionary Society. R C McElhinney traveled to Canada on business. District No 2 school opens with Miss Lizzie Herman as teacher. Zoe Hansen Florence Speer and Darwin Gunn take positions in Traer High School. Loretta Mossman and son visit Jno Burns family. L M Greene visits local friends. Edd Speer family from Gettysburg return for weeks, plan to move to Canada after renting farm in SD. Elder Evans holds Quarterly conference. board requests Rev Sheckler be kept another year. Oma Nation loses two draft horses valued at $250 each.
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Geneseo
Chas. Johnston
Dorothy
T. H. Sheckler
Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society
R. C. McElhinney
Canada
Loretta Mossman
Elder Evans
Rev. Sheckler
Oma Nation
Parkerstown Notes: Local Visits and Life Events
Mrs Carl Franke and son Louis will stay with Mrs Franks parents in Cedar Falls while Mr Franke handles Progressive politics in Iowa. Helen Flynn spent Tuesday in Iowa City. Will Jones and family of Waterloo visited Chas Jones and wife. Raymond Church and Anna Bicker married last Wednesday and will live with the groom's parents. Florence Owen of Waterloo visited her parents at the start of the week. Val and Mrs Lahr returned from Des Moines. A. R. Perkins spent Sunday in Cedar Falls. Electric light plant closed Monday and Tuesday for repairs. Mrs George Mead was sick last week. Mrs C C Wolf returned from South Dakota after a family reunion. Miss Byrd Payton, visiting in Cherokee, accompanied her home. Mrs Louise Rothe visiting daughter Mrs Skeels at Coster. Chas Stowe and family are moving.
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Northampton
England
Scotland
France
Germany
Switzerland
Mr. Martin
Fred Beerman
Ida
Dakota City
Neb
H. Schmadeke
Chapman
Waterloo
B .Hanson
St. Ansgar
Boehsheim
Charles City
J. L. Cerney
W. L. Asher
Duxberry
Sone
Williams
Caledonia
Minn
C. Kocher
A. BE. Tibbala
Deep River
Diekman
Green Street
James Carr
Mary Reece
San Jose
Cal
A. Mitchell
H. Bouton
Sarah Bouton
Fred Barr
Allison
H. B. Bouton
Cedar Rapids
Enoch Smith
Aug. Hammel
Minnesota
C. C. Smith
Carrie Wood
Elma
Sarah
Dry Run
Euphemia Newman
West Union
C. W. Heiserman
W. &. Biden
S. Hartness
Nell
Greene
B. Riggs
M. Hartness
Clayton Reitz
U. V
Fayette
Will
Keats Cook
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
Mary Bickelberg
Winslow
C. C. Zellhofer
Otis Goodnew
Rochester
Waterloo Presbytery
Art Moore
Wm. Moore
Slaughters
Lena
Alpha
Howard County
Odd Fellows
John Mullen
Shell Rock
Loura Trindle
Manley London
E. Madigan
Genevieve
Chicago
Parkersburg
Carl Franke
Louis
Val Lahr
Des Moines
A. R. Perkins
Cedar Falls
George Mead
C. C.wolf
South Dakota
Byrd Payton
Cherokee
Louise Rothe
Skeels
Coster
Chas
Stowe
Local Notes From Janesville And Waterloo
Reports place wanderings as residents travel to Janesville and Waterloo with short mentions of a rented farm, carpenters at a new house, and several Waterloo visitors. An advice item urges outdoor activity and Chamberlains Tablets for digestion, while an advertisement promises new merchandise at the McBurney store with special offerings.
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McBurney
Meltin's Food Sample Offer From Poston Mass
A today request invites readers to try a free Meltin's Food sample. Neatly labeled Melvin's FonTM and posted from Poston, Massachusetts.
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Meltin
Melvin's
Poston
Mass
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