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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1915
Page
7
Cedar Falls notes report Mrs Kinood Saul moving Monday from 1419 State to the Cedar Falls Drug Co. apartments above the store. Supt. Bruce Francis returns from Clinton after attending the North Western Iowa Teachers’ meeting. Local socials include luncheons, funerals, church services, and club meetings with many out-of-town visitors attending the Easter observances.
Cedar Falls churches prepare Easter observances with morning and evening services. Pastors including Hapitat re v Venney and J W Holland will conduct worship and baptisms. Choirs will perform Handel and Shelley settings. various churches host receptions for new members.
Mrs. Wm. Dneck er of Waverly visited her mother Mrs. Fred Witkop. Mrs. Louisa Lamb plans a visit in St Paul to see daughter Mrs. F. Fiester and family. Miss Elvire Norman returned from Cedar Falls due to her mother's illness. Mrs. Teetmeter died near Tripoli after appendicitis. Obituary recalls Fred Bull and long county service. Several confirmations and church notices follow in Tripoli society columns.
Local residents and visitors converge in Shell Rock with relatives from Ravenna Nebraska Nevis Minnesota Waterloo Indiana and Charles City. Funeral services for Mrs Keister are set for Friday. High school juniors prepare a production Miss Molly.
A jumble of garbled text references Foley Cathie Table and Maley Cathartic Sablets claiming safe effect and no griping. The passage reads like an ad copy for a sleep aid with vague claims of satisfaction and drowsiness fading, attributed to an unclear source.
In Vinton on Monday, two candidate slates contested the election. The administration faction won by large margins, electing K. T. Bryant as mayor and J. M. Gibney, W. E. Sanders, C. P. Moon, Henry Fry, W. W. Ashley, and George N. Urice to council positions. 8, M. Tinkham was treasurer, I. D. Remington assessor, and W. C. Hulse with Dr. J. P. Whitney as park commissioners.
Mrs Magete Morford traveled from Charles City to visit her sister Mrs Mary Davis. Rev Philip Pfaltzgraff and Miss Wilma attended the Evangelical Khared conference in Laverne. Rev Mr Bogan and Philip Pfaltzgraff will also attend. Miss Geneva Wreiger and Fern Harper enjoy spring vacation at home. Ralph Harris and Edwin Brown return from Grimmel for spring break. Ray J B Metcalf visited Waverly and spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Amos West. Mrs Mary Nicholson came up from fea Mories for a visit and took her son and family home. Mr Nicholson hopes for recovery though still very limited. Rev J C Davis and Tarry Lumley.
Accompanied them as far as Hampton. Chas R Martin spent Monday in Cedar Falls on business. Warry McDonald went to Cedar Falls Saturday and remained till Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs W L Booton went to Allison Saturday and spent Sunday with his brother and family. Mrs Herman Knoll of Sioux City was here last week to visit her mother and sister. Mrs Shurkey has been very sick and two other daughters Mrs Ambrose of Waterloo and Mrs Guthrie of Owassa have also been here to assist. J H Tobin sold his drug store last week to Dr Burrows of Austin Ming with the doctor and his family moving into rooms over Neckers Bros store and he may practice medicine after business matters are straightened. FE Howell, a registered pharmacist, will continue with the new management. Mr Tobin plans a rest this summer. Mrs Owen, mother of Mrs Peterson, died at the home of her daughter near Kesly Mortar night. Funeral arrangements not completed. About twenty five of Miss Stella Wendorf friends gave her a surprise party for her sixteenth birthday at her home Monday evening. Her birthday is Wednesday. Mrs Hunders had prepared refreshments for the gathering.
A vintage advertisement touts Merito White Liniment as a superior pain killer and healer. It claims high satisfaction, asserts no better finiment at any price, lists price terms as 3c, 1.00, and notes Red Cross Drug Co. and Henderson Drug Co. as exclusive agents in Waterloo, Iowa.
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