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Telegraph Herald

Location

Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1910

Page

2

Swamp Root Testimonials From 1909 Portland and Lowell

Letters from Mrs John Baily of Portland Indiana and Mrs Henry Mumtm of Lowell Indiana praise Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder relief. They describe fistula bladder inflammation weight loss and severe pain then claim full recovery after using the medicine. Both attest to saving their health and offer photographs and endorsements to the company.

Portland Ind John Baily C. A. Bennett Lowell, Ind Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y Dr. Kilmer Mrs. Henry Mum

Swamp Root advertisement and local social notes

An advertisement for Swamp Root by Kilmer and Co claims relief for kidney and urinary symptoms and offers a free sample bottle and information book via mail. The piece also lists musical pieces, local social events, birthdays, and several dance parties and club activities in Dubuque, including the Owl club, K of C dance, and a Ladies' Sewing club masquerade with prize winners.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Dubuque Daily Telegraph-Herald

Social Bridge Afternoons At Local Homes

Mrs S V Rider hosted a bridge party at her home during the week. Mrs S P Wadley entertained five tables of bridge Wednesday afternoon at West Third Street for guest Mrs Hatch of Fort Dodge. Miss Emily Bigelow hosted a supper and card party Wednesday with a large guest list including Agnew Theo Richards Myrtle Rose Ethel Culbertson Carol Hurd Alma Frodden and many others. Miss Marguerite Flick continued social hosting with a gathering of friends.

S. P. Wadley Bridge West Third Street Hatch Fort Dodge Emily Bigelow Misses Agnew Theo Richards Myrtle Rose Ethel Culbertson Carol Hurd Alma Frodden Ebbie Sullivan Edith Mehlhop Anne Sutherland Messrs. Cooper John Waller Joseph Culbertson Herbert Stokley Dan Linehan Geo. Mould Harry Schneider Clarence Richards Messrs Mesdames Burton Harold and Allen Wallis Harris Langworthy Moes

Party honors Miss Jean Wilson with friends gathering

A Thursday afternoon gathering at Miss Jean Wilson's home included eighteen girl friends. Miss Flick hosted graciously with singing dancing and games. Major and Mrs W H Day left for New York en route to Europe for a Mediterranean trip. Attendees included A Hanshaw V Link Marion Funk M Donahue Amy Dorgan Sylvia Chapman Pearl Koch Lotta Palmer A Levin R Watters L Kessler A Ruff H Lungwitz J Sullivan L Cunningham.

Jean Wilson Miss Flick Major Mrs. W. H. Day New York Europe Misses A. Hanshaw V. Link Marion Funk M. Donahue Amy Dorgan Sylvia Chapman Pearl Koch Lotta Palmer Messrs. A. Levin R. Watters L. Kessler A. Ruff H. Lungwitz J. Sullivan L. Cunningham

Fulton school room 2 presents student program evening

In the auditorium of Fulton school pupils from room 2 will give a program Thursday evening January 27 featuring songs recitations drills games and pantomimes. Miss Haisch is the teacher. The little ones have practiced for some time and are enthusiastic about their coming entertainment.

Fulton School Miss Haisch

Coterie Hosts Mrs Blades on Rhomberg Avenue

The Coterie met Mrs Walter Blades on Rhomberg avenue Tuesday afternoon January 18. Germany was the topic of the day with quotations from Schiller and Goethe. The program included Emperor William Bismarck and love of music in Germany with piano solos and songs. Miss Sylvia Chapman celebrated her birthday with friends at her West Fifth street home.

Walter Blades Rhomberg Avenue Germany Schiller Goethe Emperor William J. J. Connors Bismarck B. A. Retgnitz Emma Beckler Rhine A. Reugnitz Liebling Godard Stella Parnell Sylvia Chapman West Fifth Street

Public lecture on The Visiting Nurse Movement

Miss Harriet Fullmer of the Visiting Nurse Association of Chicago will speak to a public meeting in the library auditorium at 8 o clock Thursday evening. The public is invited.

Harriet Fullmer Visiting Nurse Association of Chicago Library Visiting Nurse

Local Society Notes From January 1910 Gatherings

St. Luke's Fraternity hosted Prof. John A. Anderson to speak on comets at the Atchison parsonage with about forty men in attendance. A Kemler twenty fifth anniversary party at 353 Hill Street featured a silver gift and speeches. A sacred musicale is planned by Miss Ethel Saylor at the YWCA Sunday at four.

St. Luke’s Fraternity H. D. Atchison John A. Anderson Halley Anderson Atchison Helen Edward F. H. Wood Julien Avenue R. W. Kemler Hill Street Kemler Richard Herman J. W. Rawson E. R. Hayes C. S. Cerley G. R. Simpson L. S. Crousaz S. B. Lattner A. E. Twaitt S. van Valkenberg Ida M. Nienstadt R. E. Twaitt R. W. Simpson Eva E Ethel Saylor Grieg Ruth Harrington

Marriage of Harry Lawrence and Anna Ashworth in Omaha

News from the city reports the marriage of Harry Lawrence eldest son of Mr and Mrs C G Lawrence to Miss Anna A Ashworth. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s home in Omaha Nebraska last Tuesday evening. Dubuque Rebekah lodge No 173 installed officers Thursday evening led by Noble grand Anna Dolson and Vice grand Lulu M Thompson.

Ladies’ Sewing Club Fraternal Bankers Reserve Society Dubuque School of Music Hall A. Gratriex Philip Rehder Eichman Geo. Voltz Harry Lawrence Dubuque Rebekah Adelia Macker Augusta Roming Lucy Baxter Josephine Sahm Joe Rudersdorf

Mrs Jno Smith Celebrates Wedding Anniversary at Home

Mrs Jno Smith of 714 Julien avenue enjoyed a pleasant Wednesday evening marking her wedding anniversary in a quiet home celebration with family and friends.

Jno. Smith Julien Avenue

Dubuque Socials Highlight Luncheon and Nuptials

Dubuque Chapter D A R plans a Washington birthday luncheon on February 22. Miss Angeline Tigges hosted a Sunday evening with games music and supper at upper Couler avenue, listing several guests. Marion Human married Morris Mendelssohn at the bride’s sister’s home with no attendants and soon to reside at 78 Chestnut Street.

Angeline Tigges Upper Couler Avenue Messrs Paul Nauman Vincent Tempe Ed Horigg Oscar Tigges Paul Monstead Joe Traub George Knaus Frank Scharf Joe Zaff George Spies Lou Nigg Angela Zahina Anna Nigg Guttenberg Marion Human Morris Mendelssohn C. M. Jensen H. D. Atchison Dubuque Mendelssohn Palais Royal

Lecture by Father Quill e at Cathedral School Jan 25

Work on the Cathedral sanctuary fund continues with a planned lecture by Father Quille in the Cathedral school auditorium on January 25. He is noted as a delightful speaker who has spoken here before and runs a Home for Friendless Boys in Chicago pursuing far reaching charitable work.

Father Quille Chicago

Miss Mabel Gilmore Weds Herbert F Fletcher In City

Miss Mabel Gilmore and Herbert F Fletcher were married by Rev G M Orvis at the bride’s home. The couple, unaccompanied, depart for the Pacific coast eight months later. Attendants were close relatives and guests noted green and white decorations.

Mabel Gilmore J. B. Gilmore Herbert F. Fletcher Cleveland Ohio G. M. Orvis Summit Congregational Church Fletcher Pacific Coast

Dubuque Bride and Cleveland Groom Feature Local Notices

A Dubuque bride, lifelong resident, weds a Cleveland dentistry company salesman. the Dubuque Woman's Club meets at Mrs. J. W. Houstis to elect Washington delegates, accept a flag project, and hear Mrs. J. E. Bready. The St Cecelia Club performs a musical program at the Dubuque Academy of Music.

Dubuque Cleveland Washington J. W. Houstis 8S. D. Ryan George Ferguson St. Cecelia Club

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Dr. Kilmer & Company Swamp Root Berceuse Jocelyn MacDowell Marion Oldt Oelt Asyard Waled Oporine Suse Gine Eee Nevin Henry Kruse Queen Street Mesdames C. D. Harrington Geo. Wimmer, Jr Amos Paley Will Steuck Joe Giesler Paul Braun Chas. O'Connors Will Hopp C. H. Lorenz Esther Bernice Naoma Gladys Lorenz Edward Lorenz Dorothy Lorenz Jaeger American Order of Owls Thirteenth Jackson Streets K. of C Alfred Marra Chas. Frith Pierre Ungs, Jr Eagles Hall Geraldine Platt Anna Ryan Doris Richardson Margaret Barr Ruth Peterson Ruth Coykendall Lillian McCarthy Rebecca Lattner Joe Buckingham Archie Stickely Harold Corrance Charles Gillam Amor Morrissey Carlton McCarthy Walter Peasley Hugh Corrance Che Marguerite Flick Hoosier Hartman Furn. Co Main Street Eeeeeeee London Caieu Eas Koag Brug Meruya James Levi&co Linen Department Tibbals George Ely Jas McFadden Alpheus Palmer Jas. S. Cary Grace Noyes Gertrude Kahn Elsie Zernecke Kleine Kullak H. F. C. Schneider
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