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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1915
Page
4
Garson notices a busy week with roads, elevator work, and a growing grain harvest as locals visit Kan sas City and Grundy Center. Brandon reports travel from Aug 13 14 with social events, visits, and local ball game results.
Clarksville notes dated Aug 12 recount visits by Fitch and family to Garrison, with Mrs. D. M. Smith staying behind. Other guests include Lydia Barnard and relatives from St Paul Rockford Cedar Falls and Greene. Lucile Fulmer of Canada visits Nanny Taylor and plans Dubuque music study. John Favour from Healdsburg visits sisters in law and will tour Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs O M Graham and Ramona and Floy, plus Mrs. Bert Crosby with Faye, also travel to nearby homes.
Eagle Center August 10 report lists local residents visiting, hosting, or traveling including Mesurs, J Mergen, Fred and Pate Schaar, Alvin Strubel, G B Gelat of Waterloo, Leona Ladwina Anna Mergen Mary Smith Martha Strubel Kathryn Werner, Chicago. social visits to Cedar Rapids and Cedar Falls. threshing work by Orange Eagle Threshing Company. trips of the Lumbus and Schneider families. visits to Nebraska and Hudson. picnic in the woods. Mrs Wm Roalmer and children visiting in Hudson.
The Raymond community reports short visits from relatives and friends including Mrs Leo Gerker of Dyersville with Rev. Wm Kunkel, Marble and family from Liscomb, and Glas Benter family. Local residents visit, hospital operation for CG Smith, and upcoming talks by Rev Brownson. Several Waterloo visitors and Des Moines area residents are noted with ongoing family visits and vacations.
Janesville IA January 11 1910 The third ad vision of the Ladies' Aid will entertain Wednesday August 18 Everyone is cordially invited W G Bryson and daughter Mars were over Sunday visitors at the Ray Decker home They live near Vib ton Tyrrell of Riceville down Sunday to cover home Alex McCullough and George Conner Way and wives were Janesville callers Sunday from Waterloo Was its famy Henry Pippert came home from Colfax Monday Harry Wankle and family have been in Minnesota since last Friday Decker and wife started
Winthrop, Aug 12. Residents visit relatives in nearby towns and a Mothers club meeting is planned. Obituary of Pater Helien records birth in Prussia in 1826 and death Aug 5 1915, with four surviving children and funeral in Masonville Catholic church.
Ackley items report Hilda Schultz visiting her mother and relatives in town after four years studying music in New York City. C. K. Johnson of Webster City spent a short visit in Ackley. J. H. Seales traveled to visit his daughter Mrs. O. E. Winter at Clear Lake and relatives in Alexander. Harmony M E church members returned from a week’s quiet stay at Clear Lake. Mrs. R. C. Rath hosts sister Miss Tessie Pfeilger of Dunlap visiting. Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Kalchelhoffer and two daughters left for Brainerd Minnesota for a two week visit with relatives. Mrs. Kalchelhoffer’s sister. Mrs. B. C. Beach returned this week.
Aug 11 2les Pau Wilson of Waterloo visited relatives in Washburn last week. Coretta Emmets of Waterloo visited Miss Marguerite Drig col Sunday. M Tournier and family near Cedar Falls and Emil Goliivaux of Waterloo were Sunday guests of the Toe Thiry home. D F Muthaler godchildren were weekend visitors at the George Muthaler home. Mrs O Foulk recovering well after surgery at Presbyterian hospital. Verne Van Quyn stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Leonard at Waterloo. Missesma and Josie Rauler of Waterloo visited sister Mrs Schaeffer Monday. Harry Wildes of Waterloo spent part of the week with Floyd Dompier. Mr and Mrs Haymond and children near Brandon called at Clarence Poyner home Tuesday. Livya and Marvel to remain for a few days visit with Mr and Mrs T W Hartry.
A reader guide suggests washing the face with resinol soap and hot water for several minutes then applying resinol ointment gently. Rinse with more hot water and finish with cold water, repeat daily to speed healing and clear the skin. Resinol products claim to stop itching and heal skin ailments, sold through druggists with Baltimore, Maryland sample offer.
Iowa readers are urged to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and digestive troubles. Testimonials from Mrs William Litzenberg of Montezuma and Mrs B T Oliver of Davenport claim rapid strength return, weight regain, and no pain after one dose. The ad touts permanent results for stomach liver and intestinal ailments and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
In Omaha Nebraska, visitors from the area are paying calls on Mrs Hart ry a klater, Mrs. T. H. Gill, and their families for a few days.
Readlyn notices list George Meyer returning from Thornton after two weeks with his people. Mrs J H Meyer and a sister in law traveled to Elgin Illinois to visit relatives who died, Miss Marie Bisbee of Austin. Elsie Guise and Dora Diekmand visiting Mallard. Migs Wolf left for Oelwe. Foot of Nashua named new clerk at Diekmann store. Ernest Moeller family moved into Rudolph Tredt house. Rev Jahr attends Sumner convention. Mr and Mrs Melfroy depart for Waverly. Telephone exchange moved to new building with J Frost in charge. Attie year old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Matthias died Monday. Miss Adella Matthias of Westgate visited recently.
A Monticello Illinois resident extols Fruitola and Traxo for gallstone relief after years of pain. The letter notes six months symptom free and praises the duo as a powerful intestinal lubricant and liver stomach tonic. Distribution via Pinus laboratories and local Waterloo druggists Wangler Bros and Miller is mentioned.
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