The Waterloo Times
Friday, April 23, 1915

Personals

J. S. Schorr was a visitor at St. Louis Friday.

Al James of St. Louis visited home folks Sunday.

Edward Tolin of East St. Louis spent Sunday at home.

Mrs. Louis S. Demint was a St. Louis visitor last Friday.

Julius Schein of East St. Louis was a Waterloo visitor Friday.

Joe Hoelker of St. Louis spent Sunday with Herman Stockel.

Philip Klein of Chalfin Bridge spent Sunday at the county hub.

Miss Ella Fike of St. Louis spent Sunday here with her parents.

Miss Viola Powderly spent the weekend with Renault relatives.

Jacob Wichser of Nashville, Ill., spent Sunday here with old friends.

Edwin Jaenke, teacher of the Collier School, spent last Friday in Waterloo.

Attorney Carlisle Durfee of St. Louis Sundayed here with his parents.

Mrs. V. Krack and daughter Marie spent Saturday with friends in St. Louis.

Philip Kerber and sister Miss Annie of route one were county hub callers Friday.

Herman Kettler of New Hanover transacted business in Waterloo last Friday.

John Moffit of St. Louis was here Sunday shaking hands with old friends.

John Rainer and family of St. Louis spent the weekend with relatives in this city.

Miss Ardell Horn of St. Louis is visiting her cousin, Miss Rosella Stockel this week.

Miss Mary Hauptfleisch of St. Louis spent several days last week visiting home folks.

Mir and Mrs. Henry Arras of St. Louis spent Sunday here with relatives and friends.

Miss Rosella Stockel spent the weekend in St. Louis visiting relatives and friends.

Miss Hilda and Frieda Stahlmann of St. Louis were guests at the parental home Sunday.

Jacob Mosbacher and wife of Columbia spent Sunday here with Ed. Agnew and family.

“Daddy” Sensel and Joseph F. Meyer of Valmeyer were among the visitors here last Saturday.

Frank Axley of Harrisonville and Jas. Heatherly of Mitchie were Waterloo visitors Monday.

Mrs. Charles Schaecher and Mrs. Edward Lang spent Sunday with Dupo relatives and friends.

Hugo Heidger of Harrisonville and William Sondag of Valmeyer were county hub callers Saturday.

Miss Mayme Stockel of St. Louis spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stockel.

Mrs. Pauline Herchenroeder moved back on the old home place, known as the Manewald farm, 
last Tuesday.

Misses Amanda and Alfreda Goeddel and Arthur Goeddel of St. Louis came down in their machine 
Sunday.

Mrs. Christian Mueller of Millstadt spent several days here this week with her daughter, Mrs. Fred 
Joedicke.

Attorney Charles Erd and wife of St. Louis spent Sunday here the guests of Dr. and Mrs. J.C. Fults 
and Paul Erd.

Joseph W. Rickert and daughter Marie left last Friday for French Lick Springs, Indiana, to spend a 
couple of weeks.

Mrs. Ben Conrad and children of Burksville spent Monday here with Mrs. Louis Heinrich, who 
celebrated her birthday.

T.J. Cahill, principal of the Renault school, and Miss Nellie Cahill, who teaches in the Red Bud School, 
spent Sunday at home.

Jacob Rathmacher, who is employed as mail carrier in St. Louis, spent Sunday here with her sister, Mrs. 
Elizabeth Stenzel.

Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Bailey of St. Louis came down Saturday evening to spend the weekend with Mrs. 
William Heath and family.

Fred Laub and family of Fountain were Waterloo visitors last Thursday.  Fred reports crop prospects 
as pretty fair in his neighborhood.

Louis P. Buettner, the Wartburg merchant, was a Waterloo visitor Saturday and stopped off at this office 
for a short chat with ye editor.

John Lepp of Columbia and William Buchmueller, a former Columbia boy, now of St. Louis, spent 
Saturday afternoon in Waterloo shaking hands with old friends.

Mr. and Mrs. William Gregson of Hecker spent Saturday here the guests of Ed. Frick and family.  
While here Mr. Gregson dropped in to renew his subscription.

Jacob H. Seyler of Valmeyer was a business visitor here Monday.

Mrs. J.F. Siegel of St. Louis called upon friends here Wednesday.

Dr. and Mrs. Hartie Livingstone of St. Louis spent Sunday here with relatives.

Thomas Finnerty, clerk of school district 3-9 was among our callers Wednesday.

Arthur Wolf, who now holds a position in Belleville spent Sunday here with home folks.

Mrs. L. Moeller and daughter Miss Esther of Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting H. Killy and family this 
week.

Mrs. Nick Mattels of St. Louis spent last week here as a guest of her sister’s folks, Mrs. Oscar W. 
Baebler.

Mr. and Mrs. William Rupp and baby Florence, and Charles Weinreich spent the weekend with Peter 
Mauer and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hummelsheime and children of Afton, Mo., came over by auto Sunday to visit Miss 
Frances Schmidt.

Edwin Schoening, Eugene Klein, Arthur Meyer and Walter Rapp, all of Columbia were visitors here 
Sunday afternoon.  They came in the Scheening automobile.

Robert and Steve McCormick and Lew Wallace of Valmeyer, also Stanley Anderson of LaCrosse, 
Wisconsin, were Waterloo visitors Tuesday.  They came up in Steve’s auto.

Joseph Miller of St. Louis was a Waterloo visitor Tuesday.

Mrs. G.A. Leip of St. Louis spent Saturday in our city on business.

William Hoffmann of St. Joe was among our callers Wednesday and renewed his subscription.

Mrs. Fred Schmidt returned home Tuesday from East St. Louis and will spend the summer here.

Mr. and Mrs. H.F. Killy and daughter Eleanora were at Belleville Sunday to visit Mrs. E. Borntrager 
who is seriously ill.

Mrs. Fred Lieb returned home form St. Louis Wednesday evening where she spent the past four weeks 
undergoing treatment in a hospital.

Mike Reitz and son Fred attended the concert given by the St. Louis Orchestra Club at the Central High 
School building in that city Tuesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Schneider and baby spent several days in St. Louis this week the guests of Mrs. 
Schneider’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schmidt.