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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
BOOK STORE CHANGE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grassy Buy the Hugg
& Ryan Business.

Mr. and Mrs. s. II. Crlssy have pur.
chased the Hugg g. Ryan book store,
entering today upon the management
OF the business. The firm will be
known as Crlssy & Crissy. The re-
moval of Mrs. nugg from oskaloosa
was the desire OF the former owners
OF the store TO dispose Of their inter
ests. For few days it has been an
open secret that the transfer would
soon take place.
Mr.. Crissy, who was formerly city
clerk OF oskaloosa, has nao consider
able experience In books, and with
Mrs. Crissy was more or less closely
connected with the stock just pur'
chased by them during the manage
ment of Mrs. II. ID. Coyel. The store
will DO conducted along the lines
which have made its success, and the
policy OF the concern will be progress.
i've as 1t Is consistent. Miss Lucille
Ryan will for the present remain with
the new firm.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
1T WASA FALSE ALARM
But the Fire Call Had Mace Hagan
"GoiDg Some"

Everybody was glad that the fire
alarm early Monday morning was a
mistake, but no other individual was
quite as happy as Mace Hagan. The
supposed fire was located at his barn,
and with only his summers quota OF
clothes on he mot footed" 1t down
town from his home unmIndful OF the
10 below zero weather. The depart
ment met him ON the way. They had
been to the barn and as they could
find no fire had concluded that It must
be at his nome. When IT finally was
proven that the alarm was an error,
the early Tisers congratulated them
selves all around and returned to their
several places The alarm was turn.
ed In by the night force at the Bon
Ton bakery. A cloud Of smoke pour.
ing over the barn from the big chin.
ney at Hotel Downing gave the ap-
Dearance of conGagration, and the
bakers took no chances but sent In
the call at once. A number OF guests at
Hotel Downing who learned of the To-
cation Of tho supposed fire gathered
their diamonds together and we're
ready to make their escape should
occasion demand, but were happily re-
lieyed when they learned the truth,
The Saturday Night Fire.
The fire company has been having
a strenuous time the past week. The
second alarm for Saturday was turn
ed in about eight o'clock In the even
ing for the VIII Stump residence on
Seventh avenue and Fourteenth street.
The roof had caught inside from the
fiue and things were interesting for a
time. The fire team made a quick
run and the blaze though well started
was easily managed.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
WOMAN KEEPS WORD
ENDuREs TORTURE AND SUP.
PORTS FAMILY FOR THIRTY.
49,. TWO YEARS.

Omaha, Nebr, Feb. 3.--After keep
ing up a pledge for nearly thirty.two
years that she would not ask for a
divorce until their children we're mar
ried, Mrs. Mary A. Hoskins Of this city
has brought suit for divorce against
Edison ID. Hoskins. The couple were
married at Upton, Iowa, nearly a
third Of a century ago, and Mrs. Hos
bins alleges in fner petition that for
almost this entire period she has sup
ported the family by washing, and
subsequently engaging in the dress
making business, rearing family OF
three children and saving enough
from her earnings to buy two houses
Recently the youngest member OF the
family was married and Mrs. Hoskns
took steps to secure the divorce.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
LADIES' AID SOCIETY
Methodist Organization Entertained at
the G. q. Brewer Home.

TIE Ladies' Aid Society OF the Cen
trail Methodist church entertained the
ladies' Of the church at the nome OF
their president, Ars, r.. ID. Brewer,
az North Third street Friday after.
noon Refreshments were served and
"A pleasant social nour was enjoyed By
one hundred ladies'. The program was
az follows:
Piano Duet--baisses Lillian Hughes
and Berenice Miller.
Singing.
Prayer by Mrs. Burdick
History OF the Ladder Aid Society
Mrs. y. w. Clark.
Vocal Solo Mrs. Davies.
rs The LAdleg' A.d Benefit to the
Churchg--Mrs, Bnrdick
Piano Solo Gwynette Sampson.
The Future Work Of the Society
Mrs II. u. Brewer.
Vocal Solo Miss Grace Brewer
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
OUR COlORED SOCIETY.
fns snd Oats d me LEGAL coisny
and Their Friends.

n. RI Cooper ,he huston druggist
was 4 bunlnenf visitor IN the city Mon.
day.
Tho young people of wesley Chapel
will give 4 valentine social on the
evening 81 the iith,
lorenzo smith goes 10 Dop Molnes
this evening 10 be the guest OF Miss
Ada Fielda over Sunday
The New Century club held an inter
csling meeting at the residence Of
Mira A. q. Clark Thursday afternoon.
The A, M. ". church people win eel.
citrate LIncoln's birthday, Monday
Fob. ~, with an entertainment at the
church.
A delegation Of culored Christian
men and women visited the jail Sun.
day afternoon and held services for
the benefit OF the inmates, several Of
whom are colored,
Rev. Lockwood Of Wesley Chapel
was pleasantly surprised Thursday cy.
cnlng by party Of members and
friends who gathered at the parson'
age and spent pleasant social time.
Peter williams severely injured his
shoulders and arms by falling on the
ice IN his yard one day this week.
He was laid up for few days but is
now able TO be out and around again.
A series OF revival meetings have
been in progress Mt the A. M. r.
church this week and much interest
has been manifested. The meetings
will be continued during next week.
The concert at Wesley chapel Tues.
cay evening was attended by n sarge
crowd who enjoyed the splendid rro-
gram that was offered and also thu
refreshments that we're served after.
wards.
The luncheon was held at the resi-.
dence OF Mrs. A. Blackburn last week,
who was ably assisted by her daugh.
ter, Miss Georgia. This week Mrs.
Florence Allen entertained the ladies'
at the parsonage and proved herself
a very agreeable hostess.
Mrs. John williams, whose critical
Illness for the past two weeks has
been tho cause Of much concern
among her friends, we are glad 20
learn Is slowly improving. She has
been able TO sit up little during yes.
terday and today and, 10 gaining In
appetite and strength and seems 10
be in a fair way TO fully recover her
former health.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
EDDYylLLE.
az John Il. sIpes.l

q. l.. Phillips has been sick the past
week with pneumonia.
Frank LeCocq, Of Pella, was here
Thursday visiting his cousin, Z. A.
Pos, and caring for some businegs
matters.
Yrs. 8. A. shawncr and Ed Kussart
went to Mt. Pleasant Thursday for a
short visit with their sister, Mrs. q.
A. DeTar.
y. u. Bcamer and Jas. H. SlDes have
returned from Des Moines after n
short visit with James Beamer In the
Iowa sanitarium.
This week Mayor Cowley disposed
Of his interest OF one hundred shares
In the Manning e. Epperson State
bank to other patrons.
Ernest Strange, VINO has been at
Deg Molnes for some months, came
down Friday afternoon TO attend the
funeral Of Geo. Strange's baby and
visit over Sunday with his mother,
Mrs l.. M. Strange.
Harding & McCord, who recently
purchased the Riggs lumber yard, took
charge Thursday. On that day Rich.
ard jaeger purchased the livery stock
which has for some years been owned
by q. Decker,
One OF the high school literary so
cleties gave program at the school
house Friday afternoon. Next FRIDAY
evening the high school will present
a program at the opera house. This Is
the entertainment which was 10 have
been given before Che holidays, but
unavoidable circumstance caused II
TO be postponed.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Strange, or Sanborn, died
Wednesday and the remains were
brought 10 EddyyilIe Thursday night,
accompanied by the parents, and Mrs.
L. NJ Strange and Miss Alice Meekcr.
The funeral was held from the w. r..
Meeker nome at three o'clock Friday
afternoon, and burial was made in
Highland cemetery.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
MISSIONARY MEETING.
Monthly Session Of United Presbyter.
Ian Church Society.

The missionary society of the Unit.
ed Presbyterian church held their
regular monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs. A. e. Tennis, on East Third
avenue, Friday afternoon. There was
goodly number OF ladies In attend.
ance, and all evinced deep interest in
tine study OF "Tne Dark Continent,
under the leadership Of Miss Minnie
Morrison ana Mrs Patterson. A let.
ter was read from the president Of the
Presbyterlal Board, urging each mem.
Der to do her part in the cause OF
MISSIONS. After an interesting bust
ness session, where reports from the
various committees were given, dainty
refreshments we're served and the SO
cial hour, which is feature OF these
meetings, was enjoyed by all,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
MISS MOFFET'S DEATH
Particulars u Fatal Accident 10
Yeung Lady.

The remains of Miss CLARA McfTet
arrived IN OskAloosA Friday nleht end
weA buried Ia Forest cemetery thin
saturday. nfterno0n. the I1nefai taxi
ing place from Che first Presbyterian
church at O'clock Tho services
we're largely attended BY former
friends Of the young lady and Of tho
family.
Tho Holslngton tISan.), Dispatch
Of January 81 contains the following
particulars OF tho accident that result,
ed in the young girls DEATH
"Mlss Clara Moffet, daughter Of Mrs,
s. j. Moffet, living one and one.half
miles east OF town, met an awful
death by fire Tuesday afternoon. She
was burning weeds and rubbish In
the yard when her dress caught IRE.
She ran screaming TO tho house and
was caught by her mother, who tried
to hold her until blanket could be
secured to wrap her In, but frantic
with pain she broke away and ran
and jumped into water tank near
the barn. This put the fire out but
made the burns more severe.
She was carried to the house and
DIR. Burton summoned as soon as pos.
sible. He did all he could to relieve
her suffering but soon saw that there
was no hope for her recovery. The
burns, some of which were internal
extended over nearly every part OF
the body, and hypodermic injections
were given to relieve her. sufferings
She died at $3.50 Wednesday after.
noon and was conscious up to short
time before her death.
Miss Moffet was a very pretty and
shapely girl about is years old.
There will be short service at the
M. Il. church today and the remains
will be shipped to oskaloosa, Iowa
tonight for burial.
The hand Of misfortune has beer
laid heavily upon the Moffet family
since coming to Kansas last FEBRUARY
One OF the sons met with a tragic
death by accidentally shooting him
self In the head last summer
The sympathy Of the family's many
friends is being extended them in
this hour Of their bereavement"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
EppEHson WINS SMILES.
introduces Woman Suffrage HesoIu-
tion in the House.

Representative Eppersop OF Eddy
vile received the smiles or the women
lobbyists in the house when ne intro
duced the woman suffrage resolution.
The Epperson resolution strikes out
the, words male" in the sections. OK
the constitution relating to those who
ChaIl have the right OF suffrage. IL
was referred to the committee on con-
stitutIonal amendments and, should IL
be reported back 70 the house for pas
sage, pass the house ana senate, II
win be referred to the next general
assembly. The legislature that meets
next winter may then refer II to the
people.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
FAMILY KNOWN HERE.


The bereavement that recently came
to d. NJ. Rowland, the popular post
master Of Marengo, Iowa, Is q source
OF sorrow 10 his many old time friends
here, Mr.. Rowland being former req
.ldent Of Mahaska county.
The Marcngo Leader OF February
says.
Shorty before noon today postfnaS.
ter Rowland received the following
telegram from the Bureau OF Nayiga-
ton at Washington:
Washington, ID. g., Feb. 4, 1906.
d. NJ. Rowland, Marengo, 1owa:--
Bureau deeply regrets to inform
you that Robert Blaln Rowland,
seaman on the Rainbow, died yes.
terday Of gunshot wound received
accidentally. No further partlcu.
lars are at hand at present You
have the sincere sympathy Of the
Bureau In the loss Of your son.
Converse
Robert Rowland enlisted In tho navy
on Aug. Z, 1909, and was first assigned
TO the ship Solace, where no served
about a year. Later he was trans
ferred 70 the Rainbow, the flagship OF
Rear Admiral Train, and at present
cruising in eastern waters,
For meritorious service, Robert was
promoted to the post Of Coxgwaln, and
was in command Of the Admirals
barge, which Is regarded as unusual
distinction for one 80 young.
His last letter home was dated some
time in December and was posted At
Yokahama, Japan. In II nc told OF flg
cruise from Manila TO Yokohama and
Of an inland journey he had taken 70
Toxic.
AS a boy and youth Robert Rowland
was always popular with those Of his
age. OF sunny disposition, ne loved
companionship, and whether at work
or at play he displayed the admirable
qualities OF the true American boy.
He was athletic In his tastes and ac-
quired rare skill In the use OF firearms,
which no doubt led to his enlistment
In the navy.
The parents are deeply stricken
with grief and have the sincere sym
pathy Of all in their sad ordeal.
Steps have been taken TO have the
body brought here for BURIAL
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
LAND MARK PASSING.
Old Iowa Central Passenger Depot
Being Wrecked.

Work commenced by Contractor
John ID. Mickey in tearing down the
ola Central depot, which he recently
purchased from the Iowa Central,
marks the passing OF what has been
for about twenty-five years land
mark. The building was until the
erection of the present superintend-
ent's office and station, the passenger
depot and executive office of the rail-
road. For a time after the opening OF
the new building it was used as a
church by some negro Baptists. VI
recent years 1t has been vacant. The
material will be used by Mr.. Mickey
in construction work. Much Of 1t IN
in excellent condition.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
ALARMING RUmoR.
story That President Roosevelt Wac
Shot Grows Out Of Whole Cloth.

Des Molnes was lo1sy with rumor
Saturday that President Roosevelt had
been shot The dlsquietlng news was
first brought TO oskaloosa by pasgen.
gers on the Rock Island train, arriy.
ing here at nine o'clock Sunday night.
II did not take long to prove that there
was no foundation for the story, but
It Is remarkable how fast the news
spread over town and how many peo-
pie called up newspaper, telephone
and telegraph Offices 70 learn the truth.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
UNIVERSITY IDEA
MEETING SUCCESS
ovsR rive THOUSAND poLlAHa
SUBSCRIBED rHis WEEK.
Twensy.Three Prospective students
Have Already Enrolled and Thlrs
ty Families Have Promised
10 Come 10 oskaloosa.

An increase 81 s5,eOO0o in the build.
ing fund of the Central Holiness Uni.
yerslty marks the neld work OF the
raEt week IN the interests OF the pro.
posed school, aud the week has wit.
messed the purchase Of tho Neal prop.
crty, which insures direct access to
the grounds BY way Of Ninth avenue
east.
During the week, from oil over tho
United States inquiries have been
pouring IN, and twenty.three prospect
i've students have reported from Iowa,
Colorado, New York, Oklahoma and
Kansas Ispur families have signi-
fed their intention Of coming In the
near future 10 make their permanent
home IN Oskaloosa.
Evangelist H. Milton Williams, dur.
ing the last week has been arranged
with 70 come to Oskaloosa for num-
Der Of months and take charge OF the
business in connection with getting
che school ready for opening this fall.
The records OF the hackers OF the
enterprise snow that up TO date thirty
or more families have expressed a
serious determination 70 come to oska-
loosa TO make University Park their
home, and the promoters OF the enter.
prise are more certain than before
that the initial enrolment viii reach
two hundred students.
The building fund with the additions
Of the past week, which we're s5,G0O.O0,
now amounts 10 s24,60O.0O, which iB In
addition 10 the valuable land endow'
nent of the concern.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
CARR HAS CLOSE CALL


Tom Carr. llvlug near culUn. wAs
severely injured IN a runaway accident
shortly before slx o'clock Saturday es'
enlnR. The man waa picked w i0f
dead on North MnfKet street IN front
Of the United States Express Go. oaics'
ils was carrIpd upstairs 90 the once
Of Or I. 4, Coveny, where he received
attention and was found 20 be not 70
badly hurt as az fret thought.
The team started frUm the Chas
strohmelar market Mrs Carr was
iust ready 70 get into the flg 90 inc
street car approached Carr told her
10 wait d moment until the car had
passed. The team behaved badlyand
Carr took the whip to them. They
we're soon beyond control and dashed
north into Market street from First
avenue. After the High avenue cross
ing had been passed Carr could NOT
guide the rig to avoid collision with
other vehicles and ne ran into the Y.
3. Express wagon standing near the
curblng. This threw the driver from
the DuRRy anu nc lSit hOuu -
to the icy pavement.
The streets were crowded az the
time and the runaway was Witnessed
by a large corwd. The mans face
was covered with blood. He was pick
ed up unconscious and 1t looked like
the side Of the head was crushed ID.
DR.. ]. d. Muir assisted DR.. Coyeny In
dressing the hurts and O careful ex'
animation revealed no bones broken.
Carr was better Monday, but there
was more or less conclusion and no
still lapsed into unconsciousness BY
spells. He bled profusely from the
nose and this Is badly swollen. the
eyes are almost closed and the LEFT
ear is injured.
Carr has had a number OF bad rum
aways with his teams and q number OF
times has been injured Not long
since he was thrown out in a runaway
and wheel Of the wagon passing
over his head, partly Beyerlng an
ear
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
WRECK AT MonMourH.
Ten Freight Cars Ditehed But Luckily
No One Hurt

The Iowa Central suffered a freight
wreck near Monmouth, ILL.,, about two
thirty O'clock Sunday afternoon. Pen
cars were dltched and damaged ana
some freight destroyed. The. train
was second nInety-three, west bound,
in charge OF Conductor WIN Airy. The
cause o. tho wreck cannot be deter
mined, as there was seemingly no
cause for the trouble. No one was
hurt, but trsfic was seriously inter
fered with for a time.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
is SCORED
rHounH ACQUITTED Nv jury,
JuDuE pnEeToN oivEa Him
eEvEhE LkcruHE.

Washington, las rpb, a.--rhe Jury
IN the case against Albert johnson,
colored, charged with ncbfcaking,
returned a verdict of not guilty tess
morning. After reading the verdict,
Judge Preston said the evidence was
conclusive Of tho accused mans guilt,
and took occasion 10 score the prison
or severely. accusing him Of the crime
outright. lie said, however, tho jury
did their duty ms they saw II, and nc
had no criticism o. their action.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
COMPLETE REGIMENT
FoRr pas MONIES Will HAVE A
THOUSAND MEN AND HORSES
sv MAHcH I.

hes Mulnea. Feb a..-ny the enef.
aellu and persistent efforts ~ Con.
aresaman Hull. on March 4 Fort pes
Molnns will receive the full compile
inont ~ troops for which II IL deaign.
Ga that date being fixed Tor the trans.
for Of the First squadron of the
Eleventh cavalry from Fort Riley,
Kna., 10 Fort Doa Molnes. This viii
bring the entire regiment 20 the local
post. and with o full complement OF
1000 men and 1000 horses. Colonel
Earl'D. Thomas will BIO In command OF
cavalry post which Is not exceeded
IN size by any In tho United States.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
IN SIGHT.
Two Institutions May Be Secured
For 0skaloosa.

The makers of the VIII Str0use
Automatic Locomotive .Stoker go to
the Northwestern next week to place
one OF the machines on trial on that
system. IL the machine is half as
successful on the Northwestern as II
is on the Iowa Central where 1t has
been put through rigorous and almost
abusive use, to test 1t In every part,
there Is a good order in sight for the
company. Here Is a large industry
looming up before the city Of oska.
Ioosa that we cannot afford to lose
sight Of The success Of the"stoker''
means factory that will be the big.
gest thing in this part Of the country.
9K
Another new factory Is seeking a
location in Oskaloosa. The CONNER.
clal club has been In correspondence
with man who has a new automo.
bile, and is DESTROYS Of starting a fac.
tory TO place the machine on the
market. The matter was turned over
to the, Manufacturing committee OF
the club and communication Of some
length has been entered into between
the club and the parties. The pat
entee will be in the city with his ma
chine in the near future to demon
strate It's powers and its desirability
and an effort will be made to secure
the location Of factory in oskalooss
for making and assembling Of the
parts.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
Suggestions Of the Mass Meeting Are
Being Carried Out.

Following out the suggestions or
the mass meeting held in the court
house Wednesday evening, commit
tee Of Ave business men has been
appointed TO take preliminary steps
toward an organization.
Just what steps viii be taken by
this committee Is not outlined at this
time. They will report to a meeting
OF business men that will most likely
be called some time next week and
for which, SOFT Is understood, inyi.
tation will be extended, and no enc
admitted except upon presentation or
invitation.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
w q. c. SOCIAL.
Mesdamcs MeMulIln, Pond and 5prrls
Are the Hostesses

Mesdamcs Pond, McMullen and Bur.
rls we're hostcsses yesterday from 2
20 D. m. at the home OF Mrs. Pond
10 another OF the very pleasant and
profitable tcn.cent teas being given
every two weeks by the members of
w. Il. G. No. ESQ. The homo was
beautifully decorated in the national
coIors Dainty refreshments were
served, tiny flag appearing in the
sandwiches, each one wearing them
home as d mcmcnto Of the very hap.
~ occasion. One Of the pleasant n.
versions Of tho afternoon was guess
ing contest. Slips Of paper were
passed containing fifteen questions.
The answers we're all TO be seen on
a one.cent piece. Quite merry time
was hid scanning the pennies and puz.
cling the brains 20 answer. Prizes
were given 10 the one answering the
largest and the least number. Mrs.
Sarah Grant i1cclyed the prize for the
largest number answered latter a
draw from six tieg). Mrs. Susan Grier
secured the BOBBY prize. Two weeks
from yesterday the ladies' will be en-
tertains1 at tho home Of Mrs. Geo.
Carr, No 80 Seventh avenue east, to
which all friends Of tho order are cor.
daily invited Hereafter these gocials
win cutie likely be hcid in O. A. Il.
hail, on account Of being moro cen.
trail ana 10 give the general public a.
more convenient chance 10 attend.
Your evening paper Of last Wednes.
day said Luther w. X. G. Of Tracy was
organized last June wits ten charter
members. II was organized by Ida
Workman, assisted by the officers OF
Phil Kearney w II. g. No. ?sg, with
twenty-five charter members.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
eLoopsp Hoas SOC.

Carson. Ia, feb. S.--Record break.
ing prices we're secured today at tho
closing sale OF the Duroc Jersey herd
OF r. ,. Harding Of Macedonia, lows.
The highest priced SOW sold for $3.50,
and the average price for the forty
head was 1880.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-08
hospital FOR WATERLOO.
cerman-AmerIcan Catholics to Build
10000 Institution.

Waterloo, Ia, Feb, IA German
American Catholic hospital win be
erected in Waterloo the coming year
at an approximate cost OF 10000. The
movement Is headed by Rev. Father IL.
II. Forenbrock Of st. Marys Catholic
church Of Waterloo. backed by the
business people Of the city.