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Waterloo Semi Weekly Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1909

Page

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Woman Claims Wrong Man in Muscatine Mystery

In Muscatine on March 10 Mrs. Brown identified Ray Willits as her husband in a case of mistaken identity. Willits, 24, denied the claim and was taken to the county attorney for verification. The column also reports on J. M. Tiffany believed dead, later found alive in Washington, and a dramatic witness scene in the Jones murder trial.

Davenpor Deemer Brown Ray Willits Peterson Willits Bishop Brown Muscatine J. M. Tiffany of Washington A. Co. UW William Narvis Tiffany Miscatine Airs J. M.tiffany Jawa Henry Achster Washington Achter Mr. Narvis Jones Muscatine Ia South Muscatine Nancy E. Brewer William van Winkle Fairport van Winkle John Bassett Ime Josia Wilson Stinger Land F. S. Dunshee

Brief notes on local residents and license grants

The Citt in Brief reports Mrs. Ben DeJaeger recovering from appendicitis after an operation, E F Kistner progressing toward recovery in Denver, C W Lingworth ill at home, Miss Deila Tritz sick with grip, and a license issued to Henry P Josewski and Amy E Miller. Also notes on Mr and Mrs B F Russell traveling to Portland, Jack Goss and Evigene Brady back from Concho Valley, John E Foley returning from Arkansas, Mrs J A Bell recovering from surgery, and Fireman Dick Richards unable to work due to rheumatism.

Ben DeJaeger Waterloo C. W. Lingworth Deila ‘Tritz Pope Coal Company Henry P. Josewski Cayuga, N. C Amy E. Miller Cedar Falls B. F. Russell Locust Street Portland Ore Dick Richards

Mt Vernon Township News Briefs and Local Doings

Mrs J Kyler won first prize at Janesville farmers institute. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Frank Thompson. Mrs Joseph Brown hosts Mt Vernon thimble bee. BE Wallace sells Wisconsin clover seed locally. Mt Vernon Whist Club meet at Finleys. Fred Tuthill hosts club gathering Friday. Box social and entertainment at Mt Hope Friday. B B E telephone meeting postponed due to blizzard. Snow fell four inches Monday, blizzard Tuesday. Mrs Fred Jacobs called to Waterloo for Mrs Charles Gibbs illness. Mrs Gibbs buried in Janesville. Edith Callahan to enter Iowa State Normal College next week. Willard Tyrrell of Riceville visiting relatives here. T J Wing of Waterloo recruiting for Mexican tracts. Mary Jacobs returned from two months with relatives. Miss Wetherell closes winter term at Becket school. returns for spring. Mrs Joe Garton ill for two weeks. Sonn Repp and family purchase land in Mexico. Mr Repp to visit next week. Herb Jordan back from Waterloo Business College.

Vernon Township J. Kyler Farmers’ Institute Janesville Frank Thompson Joseph Brown Mt. Vernon Wallace Wisconsin Mount Vernon Dave Finley Fred Tuthill Mt. Hope Fred Jacobs Waterloo Charles Gibbs Gibbs Edith Callahan Iowa State Normal Colege Willard Tyrrell Riceville D. K. Smalling T. J. Wing Mexico Mary Jacobs Tin Miss Wetherell Becket School Joe Garton Sonn Repp Son Will Anna Repp Herb Jordan Waterloo Business College

Misread instruction leads patient to take medicine in water

A physician finds a parent in bed swallowing a dose of medicine. The parent protests that the doctor told him to take the medicine in water, and insists he is following the instruction exactly as given. The exchange highlights a humorous miscommunication about dosage method.

Revival services without collections at First Congregational

No collections will be taken during a revival series at First Congregational church led by Rev. Frank S. Hunnewell from Wednesday evening through Sunday March 21. Services daily at 3 30 and 7 20, with Friday and Monday afternoons for young people. A large chorus will provide music, and expenses are covered by prior church funds.

First Congregational Church Walter H. Rollins Frank S. Hunnewell Congregational Church Reading Mass Rollins Hunnewell Hunewell Christ God Fr. S. Hunnewell First Presbyterian Church Herbert W. Reberd Independence Avenue Reberd Conference of Ministers Riley Rederd Maxwell Heberd Dr. Riley Waterloo

Dunkerton Church Visitors and Local Notes

Rev. Father Forkenbrock of Waterloo and Mr. Knippel of Dubuque visited Barclay with Rev. Father Kopecky. Miss Winnie and Miss Helen Connelly of Fairbank. Miss Hannah Ortner visited in Waterloo with Mrs. J. E. Baish. Otto Buhner has four cows producing £9 weekly. Otto Buhner sold one hog for $24. WM. W. A. met in the bank hall Saturday night.

Dunkerton Father Forkenbrock Waterloo Knippel Dubuque Barclay Father Kopecky Winnie Helen Connelly Fairbank Hannah Ortner J. E. Baish Nick Wellner Jeff Pukwana Frank Weber No. & Barclay Otto Buhner G. Booster Will Strubel Hagle WM. W. A Bank

Douglass Newell and Fred Becker Elected Directors in Local Districts

March 9 report notes Douglass Newell elected director in one district and Fred Becker elected in the Becker district. Local families mentioned include Blanche Webster finishing a school term at Horton, and several visits and illnesses among Hickelberg, Bickelberg, and Cortright families.

Gresham Social Auction Supports School Funds

Gresham March event sees Mr and Mrs F Albright shopping in Waterloo while pupils host a box social. Ed Liebert auctioneers the sale, boxes raise 24.60 dollars. Horeborg retires from LaPorte after years as a steady Y P A observer.

Gresham F. Albright Waterloo Ed. Liebert Stev Horeborg LaPorte

Driveway Plan Will Skirt Cedar River Bank

City council to consider a deed from Devar Valley Development and J B Allen for land along the Cedar River westerly bank between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets 100 feet wide to Easton avenue extended. Ground intended for a boulevard with restrictions on railways factories and franchises. Also discussed is a park strip east of the mill race totaling about 33 acres to be purchased for park purposes. A riverfront street between Fifth and Bridge streets is proposed, requiring a retaining wall and possible removal of the mill engine and boiler. Citizens along the proposed street show willingness to share costs.

Cedar River Easton Avenue Devar Valley Development Company J. B. Allen James Byrnes Atlen Fifth Bridge Fifth Street Union Mil Company Bridge Street

Journalism students win major prizes at Ames exposition

Ames March 9 journalism students at Iowa Agricultural College swept the National Corn Exposition awards. Nine of the ten twenty dollar medals went to journalism students, with one remaining to a local graduate now farming. Ames entrants captured 26 of 30 top placements judged by H. B. Colby of Waterloo.

Ames Iowa Agricultural College Silas H. B. Colby Waterloo

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