The Waterloo Times
Friday, March 26, 1915

Personals

George W. Ziebold was a St. Louis visitor last Friday.

Mrs. J.C. Herron was a St. Louis visitor last Friday.

Albert Grosse of St. Louis was a Waterloo visitor last Sunday.

D.D. Cullen of Kidd was among the visitors at court Monday.

Henry Althoff of Valmeyer route 2 was a visitor here Tuesday.

Fred Tebbenhoff of route one was a called at our office last Friday.

The Misses Ella and Viola Powderly spent Saturday in St. Louis.

Joseph F. and Frank F. Meyer of Valmeyer were visitors here during 
court.

Constable Charles Eppinger of Valmeyer transacted business here 
Friday.

Oscar Reis spent Saturday in Columbia helping out on the Columbia 
Star.

Miss Anita Werling of St. Louis spent Sunday at the parental home 
here.

Miss Audrey Siegel of St. Louis spent the weekend with Miss Marie 
Krack.

William Burkhardt of St. Louis spent Sunday with Sheriff Burkhardt 
and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Mueller of Valmeyer were Waterloo visitors 
Monday.

Mrs. Henry Boekhoff of Red Bud was the guest of Mrs. T.J. Cahill 
Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schorr of St. Louis were the guests of relatives 
here Sunday.

Oscar Bilzing of Valmeyer was a Waterloo visitor Thursday afternoon 
of last week.

Rev. Paul Schult and Albert Hoffmann of Maeystown were Waterloo 
visitors Saturday.

Peter Hoffmann, the Columbia bricklayer, was a Waterloo visitor Sunday 
afternoon.

Stephen A. Milesof Valmeyer was a Waterloo caller Monday and added 
his name to our list.

Joseph Linnemann of Columbia was a Waterloo visitor Tuesday and renewed 
his subscription.

Peter Eisenbart of Red Bud spent Tuesday here the guest of his brother, 
County Clerk Henry Eisenbart.

F.M. Brickey of Prairie du Rocher came up in his auto Sunday afternoon for a 
short visit with friends here.

Fred W. Birkner of West Hecker was a Waterloo visitor Saturday and while 
here renewed his subscription.

Peter Bickelhaupt of St. Louis was a Waterloo visitor Tuesday and dropped in 
for a short chat with ye editor.

Mrs. Robert Ebert and daughter Miss Ruth of St. Louis spent Sunday as guests 
of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Brust.

Leroy J. Proctor of Prairie du Rocher route 3 was among our callers Monday and 
had some horse posters printed.

Mens VanBuren and wife and George Niebruegge of Valmeyer were Waterloo 
visitors Monday.  They came in Mens’ auto.

George Collette of near Prairie du Rocher was a county hub visitor Friday and 
dropped into our office to renew his subscription.

John Acker, Jr., visited his daughter, Mrs. Kate Murphy, and son William J. Acker 
in Chicago last week.  He spent a very enjoyable time.

Herman Schneider of Floraville, who has been attending the Agricultural school at 
Normal the past several months, returned home Friday.

Postmaster Fred Henckler and C. W. Breidecker, of Columbia, were in town Saturday 
to attend the meeting of the Democratic Central Committee.

Frank Huey, agent for Standard Oil Company, at Waterloo, was guest of his parents, 
Mr. and Mrs. William Huey south of town the first of the week, - Sparta Plaindealer.

Thomas Cahill of Renault and J.I. Powderly of Fults, both spent the weekend at home 
and both were doctoring up severe colds while enjoying their two days rest.

Rudolph Klein, John Kohnz, Henry Feldmeier and George Edler, all of Chalfin Bridge, 
came up in Mr. Kohnz’s machine Friday to transact business at the county hub.

Roy Hays was in St. Louis Monday attending the meeting of the Ford Automobile 
salemen.  Fifteen hundred of the company’s salesmen were present and had a big 
time.

Mrs. Charles Wishmeyer and daughter Margaret, Miss Barbara Klein and Mr. 
and Mrs. William Lohkamp spent Sunday in East St. Louis with Mr. and Mrs. Fred 
Schmidt.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffmann and son Irvin of St. Louis, Henry Hesteberg and wife 
and Mike Reitz and wife of this city, spent Sunday with George F. Hoffmann and 
family at Georgetown.

Henry Saner of Hecker was among our callers Wednesday and renewed his 
subscription.

Mrs. Margaret Fischer and family spent the weekend in St. Louis visiting relatives 
and friends.

Clayton King and Miss Irene Echele of St. Louis were Sunday visitors of Mr. and 
Mrs. O.A. Robyn.

Mrs. Siegfried and baby of Red Bud were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Faherty 
and family Sunday.

Herman Kettler, clerk of road district No. 6 New Hanover, was a Waterloo visitor 
Wednesday.

Philip P. Ludwig and son Freddie, and William Jehling of Fountain were county hub 
callers Wednesday.

Harry Pryer and Nick Andres of Valmeyer, route 2, dropped in to renew their 
subscriptions Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kemper, son Mike and daughter Mary, of Kemper’s Landing 
were Waterloo visitors Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Boschert of Washington Boulevard, St. Louis, were guests 
of Mr. and Mrs. O.A. Robyn Sunday.

Charles Klingelberg of Maeystown was in town Monday and stopped off at this office 
for a short chat.  After his sale is over he intends to locate in California most likely at 
Los Angeles.

The following attended the funeral of Mittie Maud Hirschfeld, nee Ferguson at 
St. Louis Monday: William Heyl, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heyl of Waterloo, Mr. 
and Mrs. Ben Heyl of Hecker, Mrs. L.D. Varnum, Mr. and Mrs. Urban Heyl, of 
Burksville.