Lot Two Ladies Night Gowns Special at Series Store
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1912
Page
8
Lot Three Ladies LaGrecque Tailored Garments Listing
Lot Three features LaGrecque tailored garments including combination garments night robes skirts and princess slips. Every piece crafted to fit the figure perfectly with no fullness around waist or hips. Inspect the La Grecque under garments for quality and fit.
City in Brief Highlights From Cedar Rapids Area
Leavitt & Johnson Trust official GC Davis tours Cedar Rapids on business and visits nearby towns. Fargo Sunday meetings see 282 converts, nearly 1 000 in two weeks, with 3 692 raised for expenses. Royal Arcanum secretary Henry A. Snyder shows a picture of Keokuk grand council delegates—dam and power plant features clear. Waterloo lodge A P A M prepares to work on third degree at Masonic temple. Mrs. Edward Peak and daughters plan move from Jesup to Wolf Creek Wisconsin with family. Judge Ransier weighs Bryant vs Cedar Falls and contractor injunction. ruling expected next Friday. Automatic rail gates rising at Mulberry and Lafayette crossings per city council. Walter Clark, Titanic victim, mourned in Los Angeles by C J Mensch family. Fancy dried peaches at C H Kighmey’s Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan's
GC. R. Davis
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
Cedar Rapids
Wie “Billy
Fargo
Henry A. Snyder
Royal Arcanum
Keokuk
Cotterdam
Waterloo Lodge
A. P
A. M
Masonic Temple
Dewar Notes April 22 Local Briefs and Farm News
Geof Fedon returns from Illinois and Michigan trip. W Woldiman and Floyd Myers buy the Gales & Pint butcher shop and will run the meat market. Dennis Kirby of Great Falls visits his ailing mother. Mrs. Mary Mahlig is very ill. May Metcalf visits Fairbank. Henry Koster goes to Dubuque on business. Hemer visitors from Waterloo. Fleiple sells a car load of hogs. Sadler runs a daily cream milk and produce wagon to Waterloo. Seeding progresses slowly due to wet ground. Mrs. Ida Barron sells a car load of corn to Moblett & Nemec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbank
Henry Koster
Dubuque
F. T. Hemer
Waterloo
Wm. Hemer
D. S. Fleiple
T. Sadler
Ida Barron
Moblett & N
Saurday
France On Maiden Voyage To The United States
The France, a 27 000 ton French line steamship, left Havre on April 20 for New York on its maiden voyage. Among the passengers are Mr Robert Bacon the retiring Ambassador to France and Mrs Bacon. The liner is 715 feet long with a 75 foot beam and a displacement of 27 000 tons. It has space for 2 000 passengers and a crew of 535.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Havre
New York
Robert Bacon
Dainty Fruits for Jeff T McCaskill
Jeff T McCaskill awaits a new trial motion in a manslaughter case over Henry Phillips of Black Hawk county. He remains in good health in county jail, sustained by gifts of fruit and delicacies, as flowers have not arrived since the trial. Mrs. Mary Ferry of 206 Jefferson is reported critically ill with cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lef T. McCaskill
Henry Phillips
Balck Hawk County
Risoner
Mary Ferry
Jefferson
Skirts Ablaze Injures Young Woman in Car Fire
A 19 year old girl narrowly escaped death when her skirts ignited on a motor carriage driven by her brother on Independence Avenue. The blaze started from a bilge flash in the flooding carburetor. garments burned badly before the brother could extinguish the flames.
Y. W. C A Tennis Clubs Form For Girls
Tennis classes for Y W C A girls have been organized. Play on Mondays and Wednesdays at Mrs J B Smiths court at the corner of Iowa and Pine streets. Sedgwick court on South Street donated for use, days undecided. Season fee is twenty five cents. Cafeteria committee meeting tomorrow at 3 in Y W C A parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Smith
Iowa and
Pine Streets
J. W. Sedgwick
Sedgwick
South Street
Paper Bag Cookery Demonstrations At Evening Courier School
The Evening Courier offers a free paper bag cooking school in Waterloo with Mrs. Marshment leading sessions from tomorrow at 2:30 PM in the Century building. Booths by Armour & Co and other local firms decorate four days of lectures on this new culinary method. Coupons empower admission. tickets are free with a season entry at The Evening Courier office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Courier
Fyening Courier
America
Waterton
Armour & Co. Morden Mik Co
Independent, Baking Co
Davenport
the Fowler O
Wholesale Grocers
Black Hawk Coffer & Spice Co
Cittensaig & Electric Co
Union Mill
Etter
Local social notes from Jesup and area streams
April events and visits in Jesup Iowa. F Loveblack visits friends. various residents travel to Independence Waterloo and Freeport. Local church activities noted with Ladies Aid and auxiliary meetings and a hard time social fundraiser.
New Trans Atlantic Steamer to Displace 25000 Tons
Berlin April 3 The North German Lloyd reports the new trans Atlantic steamer ordered at Bremen’s Schichau yard will have a displacement of 25000 tons. It dismisses American reports that the vessel would displace 64000 tons and that more ships were planned as incorrect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Lloyd
Schichaw
Bremen
America
Farmers Near Complete Seeding As Notices Page Updates
April 23 Eagle Center notes nearly all farmers will finish seeding this week. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Q Russell and Miss Edna Klein of Waterloo, Conny Klein family of Orange township, Emma Schaefer of Washburn, and Peter Schaefer returning from Florida. Germany's new Undosahad sea bath debuts portable design with canvas roof and motor power for heating and wave generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Center
Q. Russell
Edna Klein
Waterloo
Conny Klein
Orange Township
Frank Klein
Ocea Sindlinger
Sam Lumbus
J. JB. Schaefer
W. M. Bauler
Sam
Homer Lumbus
Germany
Beriin
Seedot Raisins Advertised at Bightney's Grocery
An old grocery ad lists Seedot Raisins priced 25 ets at Bightney's Grocery. A Courier wants Ada Wu to do it, with unclear local reference to UW and Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bightney’s Grocery
Ada WU
Ismay Bravery Still Questioned After Titanic Disaster
John Lawson of Des Moines, former White Star engineer, defends J Bruce Ismay from swift censure. He argues speed and course on Atlantic ships are fixed by safety and nautical norms, not personal blame. Lawson faults lawmakers for rushing judgement and insists Ismay, brave by nature, bears an unfair burden in this tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teg
Atlantic
Ismayh
Ismay
Teats Sues for Divorce Decree in Desertion Suit
The notice in the W H Teats versus Lali Teats divorce action reports desertion as the ground. The plaintiff seeks custody of two children Levita and Blanche. Mr and Mrs M Hileman have returned to Iowa and are staying at Thos Pirale’s Cedar Rapids home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H
Mrs. M. Hileman
Oklahoma
Towa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stork
Edward Peak
Jesup
Wolf Creek
Wis
Mr. Peak
Tloyd
Carl
Frank Peak
Ransier
W. A. Bryant, Sr
Cedar Falls
William Worrabin
Bryant
C. G. Railway Company
Mulberry Street
Lafayette Street Crossing
J. M. MecStar
C. J. Monseh
Los Angeles
Walter Clark
Clark
Mensch
C. H. Kighmey's
Dewar
Jeff T. M’caskill
Es Philip N Moore
National Federation of Women's Clubs
San Francisco
Philip N. Moore
St. Louis
Federation
Union
Canal Zone
Sycamore Street
Taney Primes
Fightney's Grocery
Littleton
B. J. Kingsbury
Independence
Ralph Bantz
Otterville
J. B. McGlaughlin
T. GB. Durham
Lucie
Chas. Emerson
Fred Ballou
E. J. Kingsbury
E. P
Eben Hartman
Dunkerton
Fiord Kingsbury
Earl Hults
Freeport
Parley EB. Hartman
Grace Stevenson
Chicago
J. B. Stevenson
F. B. Camp
Volga
Presbyterian Church
Ant
Meythaler Brothers
Dunlap
Brandon
Horace Pattin
Chas. Meythaler
Frank Rehberg
Chas. Mc. @aughlin
Miss Downing
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. Ry Church
Sara Hayes
LINE
W.H. Teats
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