Aged Woman Near Death in Local Home
Mrs. J. Sid Anderson nearing seventy is critically ill at 903 Washington Street with a complication of ailments. Mrs. A. L. Fuckinger of 4385 Locust Street is seriously ill from gall stones and stomach disorder.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1912
Page
2
Mrs. J. Sid Anderson nearing seventy is critically ill at 903 Washington Street with a complication of ailments. Mrs. A. L. Fuckinger of 4385 Locust Street is seriously ill from gall stones and stomach disorder.
Secretary A G Reid of the Water loo Sunday School union sent letters to city officers calling attention to next Sunday April 7 as the start of a contest between the Burlington and Waterloo Sunday schools. The competition will run for three months.
J. H. Moore left today for Rockford to attend the funeral of Mrs. Alexander McElroy, the death of whom followed a serious illness last week. Mrs. Moore and family members traveled to the city for the service tomorrow. The deceased was the mother of Mrs. Moore, who said the family includes a husband, six daughters and three sons.
St Mark’s parish holds its annual meeting Monday evening at 7 30 in Russell Lamson hall to elect vestrymen and officers and hear annual reports. Christ Episcopal church also hosts a parish supper Monday evening prior to the vestry election and reports.
Miss Bether Mercy sues Dean Marlon Talbot for 100000 over a $300 feathered hat dispute that sparked trouble with the University of Chicago. Warren Reynolds, her fiancé, testified he bought the hat and heard it was worth 300 dollars, while recounting a visit with Miss Mercy and her brother to “fix up” the trouble.
The Daughters of the King at Christ Episcopal Church are urged to meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. to finish decorating for the 4 p.m. Easter baptismal service. Each daughter should bring or send a plant for the decorations.
A cartoonish exchange recalls a delay caused by meeting Smithson and sharing concern for his stomach trouble. The joke ends with recommending Chamberlain's Tablets as relief. Sold by all dealers.
An American contractor moved mules into Mexico for a construction project and brought them back to Texas. Customs argued duties apply. the board of appraisers said mules are not articles. The piece questions whether mules could be considered persons or articles and critiques the ruling.
Spirella corsets advertised by Mrs Katherine Beringer at 1003 Franklin, phone 842 Blue.
April items include J W Harrington selling draft horses for 575 dollars shipped to California scene. Cal Branbrook, a former Dysart youth, works at Geo Kessler’s. Courtney Sawyer returns from Dysart. Mrs. Chitty of Toledo visits O J Hayward’s grandson. travel hazards on the creek bridge due to ice and water. Dan Hrenny injured with broken ribs after wagon upset. Mrs Arthur Douglass visits Pete Mein tire. Mrs AJ Lawyer attends old society meeting at Mrs Santman’s. May Cleveland of Waterloo visits Harrington. Joel Hayward visits A J Meeker. Robbins and Wilkinson families noted. Grandma Tarrington improving.
J Smith of Dysart and Mrs Jack Driscoll of La Borte visit for days. Sawyer children suffer mumps mild. Mail carrier Ralph Meyers missed days due to high water. Jim Cannard to Water Inc for wife illness. Gus Fillgrauff covers his duties. Bruce Township officials met at Bruce Center. Local ads list produce and small-town shops with various goods. Meritol Snow White Liniment touted as a top kitchen and home remedy.
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