Musical Treat At Luncheon In Waterloo Society Notes
A charming afternoon at Miss Laude Popp’s Fourth Street home honored Miss Elizabeth Kaye of Gaimar visiting Waterloo Friends with a program by concert violinist Miss Mabel Kellogg. Out-of-town guests included Miss Dorothy Cushman and Miss Naomi Cushman, among others. The piece featured Kellogg’s violin with piano by Miss Laverne Beal, including Old Kentucky Home and a Musin lullaby. Kellogg, a three-year concert artist, toured winter with Ridpath Lyceum and studied under Musin in New York. Kellogg is a niece of Mrs. Perrin and left for Charles City after the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laude Popp
Fourth Street
Elizabeth Kaye
Gaimar
Waterloo
Mabel Kellogg
Charles City
F. D. Popp
Marén
Kathryn Cottrell
Elvira Tyler
Waterloo social notes and wedding announcements
The Waterloo area highlights include wedding news for Verna Chase and John Ora Hailey in Portland with travel plans and future Portland home, plus several social gatherings. Mrs. Walker heads a WCTU meeting at Willard hall, and local ladies plan gifts to Willard temple debt. Various entertainments and club meetings are described, with hospitality at several homes and a fishing party on the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. T. US
Willard Haul
Willard Hall
7. C. Walker
Harry Fisher
Willard Temple
Chicago
Waterloo
Verna Chase
F. W., Chase
Des Moines
Portland
Ore
John Ora Hailey
Nellie Chase
Town City
George Gearhardt
Oregon Mountains
Town College
Grinnell
C. 8. Chase
Iowa City
Park Station at Chautauqua Park set to open soon
Postmaster Law announced a new summer post office sub-station at Chautauqua park to be called Park Station. Located opposite the park street car station, it will handle mail with 4 lock boxes and 40 call boxes, offer money orders and stamps, and feature two mail deliveries and two collections daily from May 1 to September 30. Park Station will be staffed by S. Sassaman, who will also run his park store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. TR. Law
Chautauqua Park
Park Station
S. L. Sassaman
Chautauqua Park Street
Sassaman
Park
Sunmier
Law
Station A
Sycamore ‘Street
Town Folk Aid Farmers Stock
City Marshal Nathan Enlow Sheriff Shores and Deputy Leighton report breaking up a band in East Cedar Falls that exacted tribute from local sites and henneries. Yesterday Ota Evans pleaded guilty to taking a hog from J. H. Paulger's premises and was fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Enlow
Shores
Leighton
East Cedar Falls
Ota Evans
J. H. Paulger
Shell Rock Man Dies in Montana
Will Joslin, son of Mr and Mrs Newton Joslin of Shell Rock Ta, died in Montana after being kicked by a horse. He was about 30, unmarried, and had been away from home for three to four years. He was unconscious from the blows and never regained consciousness. Burial occurred in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Slattery
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Misa
Euphemia Doyle
Peter Doyle
Foster Willey
Ars
Charles D. Willey
Alice
Bessie Doyle
Clay Street
Waterloo
Parkersburg
Drs. Brown and Brown
Shell Rock
Will Joslin
Newton Joslin
Montana
Conductor and Passenger Clash on Electric Park Car
An altercation broke out between four streetcar conductors and a passenger on an Electric park car at Dane Street Siding around 11 39 pm. The dispute over fare led to threats and a warning to pay or face a beating. The passenger claimed she had paid and cited prior help she gave the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane Street
Busy day in Police Court at circus day session
Police Judge Caldwell handled a crowded docket as circus crowds swarmed the city. Darry Gordon of Chicago paid a $5 fine and was ordered to leave. Ray Dickenson and Osborne Paine of Oelwein pleaded guilty to obtaining liquor for a minor and were sentenced to ten days’ city work. An elderly man, Petersen, gave a false name and was kept in jail until identity clarified, with inmate Daniels charged with disorderly conduct. James Brown, 74, of Wayne County Illinois, was told to buy a ticket home. Harry Smith fined $5 for insulting a woman. Frank Nelson forfeited a $10 appearance bond for a billiard hall fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Darry Gordon
Chicago
Ray Dickenson
Osborne Paine
Oelwein
Tom Morris
Petersen
Radcliffe
J. Daniels
James Brown
Wayne County
Harry Smith
Frank Nelson
East Side
Billard Hall
Don’t be deceived by doctors on cures for consumption
A European professor allegedly proves cures for consumption asthma catarrh and bronchitis ending doctor debate. Williams Medicine Co offers a one month bottle for 1.00 at 108 Fulton Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Medicine Co
Fulton B8t
New York
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Paris
Iowa Daily Separator Company
Willey
Mulberry Street
May Harrison
Denver Street
Shirley Storm
Ames
Black Hawk County Teachers
Iowa State ‘College
the Needleworks Club
W. G. Wise
Fremont Street
Maude Kuhns
Blanche Martin
E. G. Simpson
M. Klein
BE. L. Jones
Miss Saxe
Grace Saxe
F. J. Eightey
Highland
Clear Lake
Mason City
Grace M. E. Church
A. W. Carney
Carney
J. B. Ogle
Charles H. Bingham
Lovell
Schultz
Watters
McDermid
G. H. Cheever
Independence Bulletin-Journal
Arda Purdy
Purdy
Hunter
Frank Megaw
Cedar Rapids
Mizpah
King’s Daughters
M. E. Church
Ibe
Paul Davis
E. L. Hildebrand
FE. R. Shoemaker
J. D. Hamilton
W. M. Speicher
Jennie Christianson
Colleen Freeman
St. Paul
A. Z. Shimer
Mise Freeman
Midstrite Optic
Eeertpco
Sassaman Building
Jd. K. Joder & Son
Justice Knapp
Will Bundy
Cedar Falls
Paulger
G. A. Barron
Estey
Chamberlain
Dealera
Children’s
Oxfords
Stolt Bros
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