Washable Table Covers Featured in Linen Section Display
New washable table covers touted for dining library and boudoir tables. Sold in the linen section on the main floor, the items fill a long desired after dinner need.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1913
Page
12
New washable table covers touted for dining library and boudoir tables. Sold in the linen section on the main floor, the items fill a long desired after dinner need.
A fragment notes plain and bravade materials that pair perfectly in color and style, highlighting their popularity this season.
The column lists Wednesday morning and afternoon club gatherings, meetings, and picnics across St Paul churches and community groups. Notable items include Dawson family picnic for Lend a Hand guild at Elk Run and various society activities at Calvary Evangelical, St Pauls M E, East Park Presbyterian, and First Congregational churches.
The notice advertises courier up-to-date design patterns with a coupon to send to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier Waterloo. Customers are instructed to enclose 10 cents per pattern for mail orders and can expect delivery within ten days after sending their order.
The column listsMiss Clarabelle Walker taking a kindergarten post at Fisk University Nashville Tenn. Miss Beckman of Kendallville Ill and Miss Vera Robinson of Monmouth Ill attend a shower for Miss McBride to wed Edward J Burke Jr and the pink and white gifts. It also notes Miss Maude Cass of Chicago and Mrs R B Thomas of Crystal Lake Minn visiting Waterloo and a pianist Mrs R Love of Bloomington Indiana visiting Prof L E Drake. The piece closes with moral reflections on regret and learning from past mistakes.
A Cedar Rapids editor accuses Waterloo of padding paid attendance by counting ladies admitted free on Ladies day and double-header games. The piece defends rule compliance, notes Waterloo leads Sunday attendance, and urges fair play to preserve the rivalry and the game.
H C Homenway, veteran county attorney of Cedar Walls, sues the mayor and city council seeking an injunction against enforcing a property assessment for cement sidewalk construction on two lots in Overman's addition. Clara Knipfer seeks legal separation from Julius F Knipfer alleging cruel treatment and isolation from church and relatives. the couple wed November 22 1908 at New Hampton.
Miss Lydian Wuertzberger of Racine, a stenographer aged two years? arrived in Waterloo to marry her fiancé Frank J. Yetmar 24, employed on the Russell Lamson Hotel project. They obtained a license and married at 6 pm with Rev. H Mueller of First Lutheran church officiating. The couple will reside in Waterloo. Yetmar had been lodging at 208 Washington Street.
The Home Building and Loan Association has rented office quarters above Ludwig Jewelry at 518 Commercial Street. J. E. Dempster, secretary, announced the deal after negotiations had been pending for some time.
Property owners on Rebel Avenue press for paving and Fourth Street west from Washington to Locust faces a new paving resolution. Some residents back the plan while others plan objections. A petition seeks asphalt paving on Rebel Avenue from Sullivan to Moir Street and Bryant Asphalt won Portland Street and Linden Avenue work. A sewer project is ordered on Kingbard and Fourth streets. Warrants totaling 11 722 78 drawn for N M Stark and Miller Hey for bridge work. Firemen seek semi monthly pay days. referred to ordinance committee.
Camp Te cumseh at Riverside park in Waverly is in full swing with daily activities and entertainment. A dumbbell exhibition by Jacob Bintz the new Waterloo Y physical director drew praise while guests Mr and Mrs T B Innes visited. Early in the week K T Goyd arrived and Robert Walker registered as baseball and volleyball tournaments began.
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