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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1911
Page
10
Medical authorities favor liquid remedies over greasy salves for eczema as a wash called the D. D. D. Prescription combines Oil of Wintergreen and thymos to penetrate and destroy germs, soothe skin, and start cure with the first application, advertised by Wangler Bros. drug store.
A Cedar Falls page item notes hundreds from Lawn City will travel tonight to Waterloo Theatre to see Ben Hur. Five interurban cars will meet crowds after the show to ease return travel as Cedar Falls day seat sales succeed.
Clarksville residents and visitors fill a week with travel and family contacts. John Leeper visits county seat on business while Ed Phillips and Herbert Jacobs tour Waterloo. Mrs Patterson and family visit Greene. Grace Stewart from Charles City stays with relatives. Mrs Rains visits Waverly hospital. Inza Best helps care for Mrs Witt at Shell Rock and returns home. Mrs Randolph Mann and granddaughter Georgia Mann depart Vermillion after a month with Clark families. Sheriff Shafer and wife from Allison stop on business. Isabel Baker and daughter visit L Delaranaga in Illinois. Lydia Heery of Eagle Grove enjoys a week with her parents. Henry Love returns from Pasadena and critiques southern California. Lina Wamsley travels to Elgin Alabama for family reasons.
Mr. Wilford Adams reports recovery from chronic rheumatism after using Foley's Kidney Remedy. He credits the third bottle with restoring his strength to resume his role as conductor at the Lexington Street Headway in Kentucky. The firm J. K. Joder & Son promotes the product.
W T Rose barber supply man announces enlargement of his lab and 30 by 40 foot frame building on Argyle street to meet booming demand. He adds a wholesale line and will devote time to manufacturing. Rose sold half interest in his shop and pool hall to Roy Downing as part of the expansion.
Waterloo caller visits. Irv Blough returns from North Dakota after his niece's death. Grinnell visitor Martha Stucra and H Stuers plan Minneapolis trip. Maggie Lafreng's upcoming wedding prompted a shower at Henry Lafreng home. Patterson and Garner depart for Canada to farm near Drinkwater. Roga Sherratt returns from Cole visit. Dewey Garner honored at Carl Mastain home before Canada departure. Rebekahs host Easter-tide social April 14. Florence Harter a Water loo caller. Midland Jubilee Singers to perform April 8 at U B church. Lois Starr visits from Waterloo. Martha Schiefelbein back to work. Ray Smith visits from Waterloo. Concert at L B church April 8 urged.
Miss Agusta Pephio returns to Sumner after a week with relatives in Denver. April 6 entertainment at the hall. Ernest Gunther and wife traveled to Waverly Friday. Many Denver residents conducted business in Waverly last week. Mrs Henry Burrs back from Mason City to care for her ailing father. Emma Greaning's trip from Chicago ends this week.
Mr Barnett of Waterloo attended business in Washburn on Saturday. Wil Frost had a tarn raising last Wednesday. Mr Erpelding moved from Waterloo Monday to Washburn. Mr Beatty moved to Mr Fickle's farm. Mrs Walter Marticle harn eick. Mr Hickle moved to the ATCO Keller farm Wednesday. Mr Skares shipped a car of hogs to Chicago Sunday. Mrs Faulk had company from Waterloo Saturday. Alley Fawk bought a new palatine engine last week. Frank Hmpart was drawn on the jury in Waterloo. Mrs Frank Heiter and daughter left for Dalwern Wednesday. Mrs Charley Heath of Waterloo went Sunday with her father, Ate Van Duyn. George Barnes of Watering was in Washburn Monday on business.
In a March 25 1911 letter from Waterloo Iowa C W Diekmann writes that no flour brand surpasses CLEAR QUILL and Baker's Premium XAXX for repeat sales, noting long experience in business and partnership with his father.
The city council of Waterloo Iowa will meet on April 24 1911 to consider vacating the alleys in block No 2 and the easterly alley in block No 1 Rose Hill Addition. Persons interested must appear at the meeting to show cause why the alleys should not be vacated. Dated April 7 1911 City Clerk R C Thompson.
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