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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1915

Page

12

News of Nearby Towns in Jesup Apr 28

Local notes report Henry Hohl bought a runabout and Mrs. Osceola Pooler spent time in Chicago. Others visit from Gilbertville to Cedar Rapids relatives, a band forms for summer concerts, and Miss Christie from Africa spoke at a Presbyterian church. Obituary notes Belle Rubert of Salem dies. spring community events, lectures, and socials fill the district.

Jesup Henry Hohl Osceola Pooler Chicago Julia Holt Chibao F. W. Harris Josephine Fuller Gilbertville Sheridan C. V Truax James Sovhead A. Peterson C. R. Smith Watt C. L. Thomas Oral Bement Teachers’ College Cedar Falls William Bement Florence Warner Presbyterian Church C. L. Worrall Waterloo Farmers’ State Bank Arnold Brothers John A. Marquis Coe College Cedar Rapids Europe Marquis Jesup High School Margaret Lutz Dorothy Heidt Beulah Gilson Virginia Biggs Mayme Hallman Matt Felts Ralph Searles Roy Young Miles Misa Belle Rubert Salem Ore P. M. Rubert Ormer Buchanan County Siser

Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Ad Excerpt

An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a vegetable remedy to cleanse blood and improve health. It claims relief for indigestion, skin conditions, and general vitality, urging readers to send fifty cents for tablets or a box and request a free blood book by mail.

Pierce Dr. Pierce Invalids' Hotel Sinalo

Local G.H. Cheever kin visit and assorted trips

Clarksville notes list Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Cheever and son Marshall and Myron Arbuckle of Waterloo spending Sunday at the F. M. Cheever home. Paul Graham returns from Ames for a weekend visit. Mrs. John Best of Waterloo staying with relatives. Several visits and a church delegation trip described along with social events and hospitality at Tremont hotel.

Clarksville G. H. Cheever Marshall Myron Arbuckle Waterloo F. M. Cheever Paul Graham Ames John Best L. Downs Kanoka Garver Louis Schilling John Leeper Mahala Leeper Claire Leeper Rachel Poisal Troy Mills W. H. Sinclair Grundy Center Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Lillian Smithers Delila Walsh Lievel Patterson H. M. Rhoades Pennsylvania H. Hodges Ward Zellhofer Tremont Hotel

Center Point Canning expands with eight husking machines

Center Point reports purchase of eight new husking machines to replace hand labor. The Gypsy Girls benefit show for the M E league drew good crowds and gypsy style musical numbers. Mrs Joyce died after a prolonged illness with funeral service held at the Christian church. Misses Winan returned from Eureka Springs Arkansas. Pearsall couple to Mason City as studio purchase. Wormer and Dennis returned from Detroit with two roadsters.

Center Point Center Point Canning Company M. E. League Joyce Christian Church Eaton

Death notices from Nashua mark two young widow and a long‑time merchant

Mrs Orville Vanston died at home after weeks of illness leaving a husband and two young children. Her in laws and aged grandmother cared for her during a long decline. Nashua’s popular merchant M L Woodbridge was sidelined by a nine limb injury and inactive for a year. Mrs Richard Bean remains seriously ill at home with consumption.

Nashua Orville Vanston M. L. Woodbrige Mr. Woodbridge Richard Bean

Parkersburg Notes Fill April Pages With Local News

April 28 Parkersburg items report a girl born to Heary Rich and family, a slight wreck of the C N N OWL near Eleanor, and Mrs. Clyde Wilson caring for Rich’s sister. Obituary for Lois Miller Jr. details a long local life, burial at Oak Hill, and minister Rev Bonnell. Various social errands include house party by Misses Warner and Turner, Marie Cramer hosting Emin Kauth and Mae Trus Her, and Peter Iblings selling his farm for 63000 near town.

Parkersburg Lleary Rich Uf Rars C. NN OWL Paysenger Eleanor Clyde Wilson Rich Lois Miller, Jr Benjamin Miller Wagoner, & C W. J Oregon Clara Henning Addie McFarland Wagoner Dora Moore Tasadena Cal Oak Hill Rev Bonnell Congregational Church Wm. Kemmaren Okalooma Warner Turner Marie Cramer Emin Kauth Mae Trus Waterloo Peter Iblings R. Peters Town John BE Owen Ben Wildeboer International Harvester Company Carroll, Ia Mabanke Bros. Hardware Co

Community Notes From Brandon Area April Events

Brandon residents report visitors including Rev Kepford and wife visiting son Dr Clarente Kepford in Independence. Mrs Mackie Stone of Vinton visits son Arthur and family. James Lamb purchases a passenger car. Will Romig in Cedar Rapids for work tips. Mrs Fivans runs cream station during absence. B B Brown dies in Vinton after long illness. funeral plans delayed as son Willis travels from Creighton Neb. Various lodge members attend Cedar Rapids state convention. Briggs Schon buys auto truck and hauls eggs to Independence. Independence Construction starts work on Albert hotel. Edith Nachholz visits Mt Vernon.

Brandon Kepford J Independence Clarente Kepford Mackie Stone Vinton Arthur James Lamb Hag Will Romig Cedar Rapids Fivans Peter Rearbower Hate Edith Nachholz Mt.Vernon Briggs & Schon Independence Construction Company Albert Hotel B. B. Brown Jas. Hart Brown Willis Creighton Neb Fred Fox Marion Flying Ward Company Cincinnati Hagenback-Wallace Paul Stevens Sauk Center Minn Walker Flora Kappie Ely Street Robert Fox F. W. Fox Walker Auto and Realty Co Horace Booton F. W. Graves Germania Graves Hamblin and Son’s Hardware

Blind Boone concert delights Allison crowds at opera house

April 27 report notes a well filled audience for a Thursday evening Blind Boone concert at the opera house with a repeat performance Friday to a fair crowd. Epworth League social at the Austin home featured games, contests, and refreshments. Allison and Dumont high schools played a baseball game with Allison winning. Rev and Mrs BE Roadman hosted a Sunday visit from Mrs Roadman of Cedar Talis and Charles Roadman.

J. H. Roadman Cedar Talis Charles Roadman R. Gonzales

Megrimine remedy offered for headaches and neuralgia

A brief advertisement touts Dr Whitehall’s Megrimine as a fast acting cure for dull care and sharp pain, claiming relief within twenty minutes. Available in 10¢ and 50¢ boxes from South Bend company and listed druggists including B W Schuneman Co Wangler Bros Co and J K Joder.

Whitehall Megrimine Co South Bend Indiana B. W. Schuneman & Co Wangler Bros. Co C. 3. Miller J. K. Joder

L. Leslie loses another horse in Geneseo

Geneseo notes report L Leslie lost a second horse in two weeks. Visitors include J Bragonier of Omaha and Frank Churchill of Illinois. Amery Adair, newly graduated from Waterloo Business College, visited Moro, Minnesota kin. Mrs. Ida Burr traveled to Des Moines to see daughter Katherine hospitalized. Mrs. L Moore funeral held. she was 94, interred at Geneseo cemetery beside husband. Mrs. R C McHlinney remaining bedridden with typhoid fever.

Geneseo L. Leslie J. Bragonier Omaha Frank Churchill Ilnois Wos Fripods C.F. Wilkinson Waterloo J. F. Meeker Chas. Jackson Cedar Rapids Amery Adair Waterloo Business College Moro Minu Maud Conklin Palo Ladies’ Aid Society C. B.lambert Ida Burr Des Moiner Katherine Homer Leslie Mra. L. Moore Hig Mra. T. Tt. Holland St. Louis R. C. McHlhinney

Walker Local News and Community Notes

Walker area briefs record a four month Des Moines legislative stay return. births, injuries, school operetta proceeds over $50, local business moves, new repairs, and residents traveling to Minnesota and California. Community events include a May 6 Ladies Aid, cemetery association gathering, and a prenuptial shower for Mary Briden. Milwaukee docks mention coal handling and a claim about brain radioactivity.

Mt Vernon Cemetery Meet and Dorcas Society Plans

Mt. Vernon Township notes show the Mt. Vernon Cemetery association to meet with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Albright on Thursday evening. Mrs. O. Anderson will host the Dorcas society on Thursday, May 8, with Mrs. Helle Kane also to entertain.

East Janesville Mt. Vernon

Musterole ad promises relief for rheumatism and more

A Musterole advertisement touts mustard oil ointment for rheumatism bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia congestion pleurisy lumbago and back pain. It claims doctor nurse approval and wide use with 75c 50c and 2.50 hospital sizes and warns to buy genuine Musterole from Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio.

Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio

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