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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1912

Page

3

Social and Civic Notes From La Porte People

La Porte columns detail various community happenings. The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church enjoyed a Waterloo picnic and Cedar River park supper before visiting Electric park. Numerous residents are noted for moves, visits, and business changes, including J. Loucks selling Central drug store to Paige Drug Co. and other locals traveling, visiting relatives, or taking positions in nearby towns.

la Porte City Aug Christian Endeavor Society The Presbyterian Church Waterloo Cedar River Park Electric Park Grace Parker Pomeroy Virginia Walker Minnie Mythater Tacoma Wash Alice Mythater Washburn U. G. Kober Washb Burn I. G. Loucks Central Drug Store Paige Drug Co Central City Mr. Loucks Dora Shimer Greene Avis Squires James Burgess H. C. Burgess Mary Kratz Cresco Rev G. P. Canelli A. E. Osborn Nelson Sumner Lucile Criss Ainsworth Clare Young Clarence H. E. Gates Ethel Fort Dodge R. H. Clark Clifford Unger Marshalltown Chicago Pearl Wanukegan Kenosha Milwaukee Clara Haberichter Monona Chas Fultz Mortz Peterson Wm. Good Wesley Grobe W. W. Smith John Albert Anton Buchelitz Oskaloosa Gail Ely Maquoketa Leo Scofield Ely Scofield Exie McQuilkin Atlantic James Giffin Bessie McCown Cedar Falls Luella Mayes Helen Huppert Dysart Stielser John Cotton Belle Reynolds Vinton Walter Fox I. A. Ritter Brookston Minn Ritter Geo. Schuck Dakota Belzer Mrs. A. Bradfield Nona Long Beach Cal Roy Ashley Bradfield Bella Huppert Waterton Auburn Mra

Wedding of Caweili and Cawelli at Mt. Auburn

Cawelli accompanied the bridal party as Mr. Caweili officiated the ceremony in a small gathering of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Lee will reside at Mt. Auburn.

Cawelli Mr. Caweili Mrs. Lee Mt. Auburn

Local Social Roundup In Hudson Apr 7

Miss Gladys Washburn spent Monday with friends in Dunkerton. Numerous Waterloo shoppers visited and several families took trips, including four automobile loads to Iowa Falls. Miss Janette Washburn left for Waterloo and other towns before returning to Denver. Cedar Falls and Waterloo residents visited Hudson, with church services and a two course luncheon by the Philathea class. Social events include an ice cream social by United Brethren youths and various visits to relatives and friends across nearby towns.

Denver Colo Harold Bancroft Cedar Falls J. M. Slusher W. Redford Martha Independence Grant Miller Waterloo Martha Stuers Minneapolis Russell Blough Gladbrook Fred Rosier la Porte City Will Rosier Wilda Byers Boechmler Blaine Shirley Missouri Will Crownover Flora May Parkersburg Joseph Grim United Brethren

Local notices and social roundup from Eagle Center area

Weekly column lists visits and callers from Waterloo Jesup and nearby towns. Cattle trades with Waterloo buyers, horses purchased locally, a barn dance and Ladies' Home Circle meeting noted. A Pa. farmer praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.

Moosers Glad to Get Carl Franke as Leader

John MacVicar of Des Moines praises Carl F. Franke as chairman of Iowa bull moose progressives. He will assume active campaign management in Des Moines soon while C S Rankin stays at headquarters. MacVicar notes Franke’s Republican background and ability to lead without pay amid limited funds.

Des Moines John MacVicar Bull Moose Towa Chicago Carl F. Franke MacVicar Des. Moines C. S. Rankin Mason City T. R Franke Iowa T. A State Central Committee

Otterville Social Notes and Local Appearances

Miss Anna Bauch visits Burlington while Miss Marjorie Curtis stays with aunts in Independence. Miss Jennie Glenny visits her sister in Independence. Holiness camp meetings August 9 to 19 mean no Presbyterian services August 11 and 18. Rev. A Jacobs and wife preside. R A Matthews joins land excursion to Allamakee county with C E B Miller party. Court Bright and family visit from Jesup. Local lecture by Rev. George W. Reichel draws attendees. Auto fines issued despite laws. Mrs. Carl Mueller travels to Fairbank to care for daughter Ida Polege. George Curtis family return from near Howley. Georgie Anderson home after Independence visit. Mrs. Lewis Gissel hosts cousin Elizabeth Wise of Milwaukee. Mrs. R A Matthews entertains sister Ella Haverly of ______.

Otterville Anna Bauch Chas. Curtis Burlington Marjorie Curtis Chas. Derr Johnny Derr Independence Jennie Glenny W. A. Anderson Presbyterian Church A. Jacobs R. A. Matthews C. EB. Miller Land Company Allamakeé County Court Bright Jesup George W. Reichel Columbus Carl Mueller Fairbank Ida Polege Mueller Geo. Curtis Howley Georgie Anderson Daisy Spener Lewis Gissel Elizabeth Wise Milwaukee Wis Ella Haverly

Local social notes and a fatal accident near Otterville

Center Point reports a social week with Miss Elizabeth Kisse entertaining the Dubuque guests Gerda Dietrich Lydia Wimmer and Irma Stench at her home. Geo Curtis travels to Minnesota to handle business and assist farmers in the season. Mr and Mrs Geo Gissel visit Rourmanns as Rourmann moves from Otterville area to near Jesup. Frerking visit Littleton. A 2 year old child Ira Jesse north of Otterville dies after drinking fly poison. funeral set for Wednesday at 2 p.m.

Center Point Elizabeth Kisse Gerda Dietrich Lydia Wimmer Irma Stench Dubuque Geo. Curtis Minnesota Geo. Gissel Mat Rourmann Mr. Rourmann Otterville Jesup Hawkeye Highway Frerking Littleton Ira Jesse

Denver News Roundup Moves Through Local Events

Denver August reports detail Farrand and daughters visiting from Sumner and others from Colfax, with farming notes noting oats at 45 to 50 bushels per acre and strong corn outlook. Local residents and visitors include Miss Bertha Jobeck, Otto Koepke at the depot, and the Schoot and Brandt families.

Denver L. A. Farrand Sumner Jno Schoot Ernest G. Brandt Waverly John F. Schoot Emil Stumme Readlyn Savings Bank Elsie Prestien Waterloo John Becker Aid Society Aug. Helderman Wo. Barber

Freckle-Face Remedy Promises Clear Complexion

A vintage advertisement offers a freckle treatment with a money back guarantee. It promises a reliable deal or no cost if freckles persist, claiming one night of ethinedouble strength treatment will reveal a clearer complexion. It notes rarely more than one ounce is required and directs readers to request double strength et mine from a druggist.

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