Cedar Falls Daily News items mixed with travel notes
Cedar Falls News notes report Miss Inez Radell teaching in Nashua and Mrs. Daniel Sheffer recovering, with social events at the Parlor Reading circle and Shakespearean society. Twice a week updates on locals moving to Waterloo, and townsfolk visiting relatives. Also reports on church events, funerals, and campus receptions for State Teachers College students in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Inez Radell
Nashua
J. C. Radell
Washington Street
Daniel Sheffer
Sartori Hospital
Reading Circle
Veata Bryant
West Sixth Street
Clara Hunter
Frank O. Jackson
Jtn
Wayne Gilmore
Waterloo
Graham Flats
Franklin Street
Water-oon
Irma VanDerveer
Shakespearean Society
State Teachers’ College
W. D. Ceperley
Springfield
Alvin J. Fisher
Canton
China
Presbyterian Church
Andre
Esther Hadlen
Des Moines
J. A. Hacklen
Caroline Hawk
Ames
Tara Hawk
Black Hawk County Agriculturist
Mtre
Hans Hansen
Chicago
Leonard Pfeiffer
Washington Pfeiffer
Bologna
Italy
D. C. Merner
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Henry P
M. G. Egloff
Lillian Egloff
E. A. Snyder
Tulsa
Okla
Hesne
E. W. Lanham
Emma Frances Chase
H. C. Hunt
Pnd
Christian Endeavor Union
Springs
Brotherhood
First Congregational Church
Shoemaker
Minneapolis
Cedar Falls Wayman’s Club
Dubuque
H. H. Clay
E.W. Lanham
Donald Ferguson
F. M. Crigsman
Tremont Street
Inn Greenwool
H. A. Clay
Bartlett Hall
Elizabeth Perkins
State Suffrage Association
O. G. Ruste
Charles Cuy
Jews Moters’ Congress
J. ©. Ridenour
Edna Smith
Omaha
John Corrigan
Olive Street
Shoe
John 5 Cole
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
James, Church
Sioux Falls
S. D
Birs
Louis Fredin
Jesse Church
James Moore
George Moore
S. H. Cutler
H. D. Cone
Marvin
O. T. Jackson
S. W. Kilborn
Dowden
Cedar Rapids
Upper Iowa M. E. Conference Appointments Read
Appointments for the Upper Iowa conference for the ensuing year were read this morning with few changes. Notable shifts include Rev. M. J. Locke leaving Independence for First church in Clinton and Rev. C. L. Nye moving to Independence. Superintendent changes include Rev. R. L. Hurlburt taking Davenport district helm and W. F. Spry continuing in Waterloo. A full list follows by district, naming pastors and assignments across Davenport and Dubuque districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Iowa
M. J. Locke
Independence
First Church
Clinton
C. L. Nye
Waterloo
Frank Cole
Davenport
de Witt Clinton
Hampton
C. A. Paddicord
McGregor
R. L. Hurlburt
W. W. Carleton
W. F. Spry
R. F. Hurlburt
Mt. Vernon
Alburnett
H. E. Prescott
Anamosa
L. C. Lemon
Andrew—Hershel Whitehead
Bennett
Hurlburt
Bertram
O. C. Domer
Buck Creek
G. J. Chalkce
P. O Hopkinton
Calamus
Harry White
Camanche and LeClaire
Morton
Central City
C. G. Fort
Center Junction
J. C. Davis
Charlotte
Clair Adams
Clarence—S. 5. Smith
Lyons
R. C. Kengr
Coggson
W. A. Buell
Delmar
Jesse M. Smith
DeWitt
William HB
Mitchell Elwood
D. C. Disney
Hopkinsos
L. A. Hradford
Fairview
Adelbert Calkins
Tows City
S. B. Ellis
Lisbon
James Ballz
Low Moor
P. M. Dwelle
Marion
A. H. Hanscom
Marion Circuit
W. A. Odell
John Dawson
Morley
L. B. Smith
Monticellio
J. H. Barr
At. Vernon
Ww. C. Keeler
Sumner-Walter Piper and Epworth Seminary Members
A listing of clergy, conference delegates, and district officials across Iowa towns including Volga City, West Union, Winthrop, Cedar Falls, Charles City, Floyd, Grundy Center, Marshalltown, Waterloo, and more. Names include Epworth Seminary officers EK Baker and N A Mershon, and various district superintendents, pastors, and conference appointees. Also notes a Cedar Rapids District and an advertisement for carpet cleaning and fall suit sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Walter Piper
Volga City
W. HL. Smith
Waucoma
Barnard
Warken
J. A. Young
West Union
C. Culver
Winthrop
I. L. Bear
J. R. A. Ilpuner
Epworth Seminary
EK. Baker
Membe
Epworth Quarterly Conference
N. A. Mershon
Upper Iowa University
R. C G. Cooper
Church Boards of Education
J. Ti. Graham
8. C. Bronson
Garrett Biblical Institute
Fayette
T. M. Nielson
Volea City
Mothers who have daughters mothers who have daughters
Letters from New Orleans and Philadelphia praise Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for women illness relief. Mrs Estrada and Mrs Purdy share improved health and urge others to try the remedy and write for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Race Street
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. E
Oasis
G. L. Gee
Oxford Junction
W. G. Smith
Olin
S. V. Williams
Preston
A. W. Tongue
Ryan and
Sand Creek
A. W. Leazer
Sabula
George W. Self
Springville
J. W. Turner
Solon
C. D. James
Stanwood
C. W. Cleveland
Tipton
W. E. van Buren
T. P. Potter
West
W. St
Russell Saga Foundation
O. B. Chassell
Town Methodist
Geo. F. Sutherland
Department of Missionary Education
Maquoketa
W. L. Simmer
A. B. Curran
Arlington
Bonsir
Cascade
D. D. Welch
Chester
J. C. Olson
Cresco—Win, Kirwin
Clermont and Silgin
S. Cleworth
Colesburg
O. J. Felter
Decorah
Lackland
Delhi
W. Skinner
Center Grove
J. C. Warton
Grandview Avenue
W.M. Lemon
St. Luke’s
H. D. Atchison
Earlville
M. McIntosh
East Dubuque
F. P. Fisher
Edgewood
S. C. Bretnall
Epworth
C. A. Gilbert
Fairbank
H. W
Lime Springs
D. C. Perry
Thuana
Manchester
C. K. Hudson
Masonville
T. B. Gooner
Maynard
F. C. Illman
C. A. Peddicard
Monona
J. B Bird
New Albin
John Gammong
Oelwein
P. Shaffer
Ossian and Calmar
B. C. Supplee
Postville
P. M. Phillips
Randalla
Firme
Unie
Weffer
Grees
SWIFT
Sud
Mente
Ackley
G. E. Shear
Allison
E. A. Roadman
Aredale
S. T. Weaver
Bassett and
Elma
Ray Busenbark
J. W. Molland
Charles City
W. W. Carlton
Chapin
L. FE. Crouch
Clarkaville
Ward
Dumont
H. D. Green
Dunkerton
James
Gallagher
Floyd
la Porte City
A. W. Henke
Marble Rock
R. C. Tusk
Mason City
First
J. EH. Wagner
Oliver
W. G. Rowley
Mitchell
J. F. Mitchell
P. P. Pease
New Hampton
L. Cook
New Hartford
W. A. Farts
Ora Springs
W. W. Soule
Northwood
Kensett
Sheffield
D. Stubbs
Shall Rock
Soule
St. Ansgar
Wim
Gualbreth
Stacyville
B. H. Schupple
City Mission
J. D. Johnson
F. W. Court
Grace
E. J. Lockwood
Linden
E. A. Baker
St. Paul's
G. K. Shoemaker
Waverly
E. A. Lang
G. E
Indian Mission
Greenville
Gal
J. 8. Lilley
E. R. Beatty
Albion
C. BH. Luce
Beaman
A. W. Smith
Brandon
J. W. Ash
Belle Plaine
E. G. Ilynt
Dblatratono
Westfall
John Huss
I. D. Chada
St. James
H. J. Bane
St. Paul’s
A. M. Jayne
Trinity
J. P. van Horn
Chelsea
R. E. J. Thompason
Conrad
T. J. Elwick
Dike and Stout
KB. L. Weaver
Dysart
J. C. Evans
Elberon
Dee V. Butler
Eldora
T. H. Gallagher
Fairfax
J. J. Yost
Garrison
A. B. Chamberlain
Guman—Aa
M. Billingsley
Gladbrook
F. G. Young
Grundy Center
Dilman Smith
Tawa Falla
S. Witzigsmen
Kenwood Park
Wilcox
Lakeview
C. C. Hall
Laurel—B. ©. Bunce
Marshalltown
G. Crowder
Melbourne
C. F. Martin
Minerva
G. BE. Maxfield
Montour
Mt. Auburn
T. A. Trimble
Norway
H. O. Hollman
Qwasa
J. Ja. Marka
Palo
Union
van Morne-H. Ly Dole
Vinton
T. UW
Temple
Walker
Thomas Maxwell
Whitten
Henry Alishouge
Karl 0. Stoltz
Wealey College
N. D
IL C. Pratt
Iowa Soldiers’ Home
Marshallstown
Model Laundry Co
John B. Doorley
Gladys Ogan
iClarence Hughbanks
Geneva Hershiser
W. A. Watsabaugh
Center Point
Lois L. Leonard
Wilhelm’s
New York
L. T. Curry
Minck
Alford and Bickley
Frank T. Hartman
Fifth
Mulberry Streets
East Side
C. W. Ellyson
J. A. Jerger
First National Hank
Hes
W. E. Patterson
Commercial Bank
Frye
Gerrit J. Bennett
Sun
Grant Ave
First National Bank Building
T. K
Thoroughbred
Ut-K
Chase
THE
New York City
America
C. L. Chambers
Buite
James Diack
Alford
Bickley
Scharfenberg
Hamburg
Lafayette Street