Local social notes from La Porte and surrounding towns
Miss Pearl Gillan returns from visits in Chivaso and Waukegan while A N Kalb heads to Dennison after news of a sister’s death. George Angel and Albert Schuack move to Waterloo. W G Kelly visits family in La Porte. Various residents travel, visit, or report health, with church supper announced for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte Guy
George
Dames
Angel
Albert Schuack
Waterloo
W.G. Kelly
Manly
Local society notes fill Waverly pages with visits and events
Waverly residents and guests are listed in a bustling society roundup. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Koch of Tripoli, Ida Schuknecht, Wmn Seiling of Clarksville, and Miss Minnie B. Minnis visiting relatives. Reports mention shoppers, travelers, and gatherings at homes, churches, and clubs. The city council approved funds for the Women’s club rest room, and several residents plan visits to Osage, Denver, Texas, and Des Moines. A charity supper is planned at W R C hall on December 11 with a full menu of oysters, chicken pie, and desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Koch
Tripoli
Flu. Schultz
Ida Schuknecht
Quiner
Ilarman
Wmn
Seiling
Clarksville
J. W. Judas
Hulda Judas
Readlyn
Minnie B. Minnis
Clarion
George
Edna M. Chestnut
J. McDonald
Dubuque
Maurice Tokman
Iowa City
F. C. Schultz
I. B. Rust
John
Waterloo
Fred Mahnke
Geo. Newell
Carl Hoppenworth
Denver
Nat Ellis
Ida Ryan
S. R. Hunt
Diana
Osage
Henry Muffley
Oregon
M. M. Kingsley
500 Club
Woman's Club
A. T. Leslie
W. FL McDowell
New Waverly Lumber Co
Brooks Lumber Co
A. B.elmecke
Texas
Herbert Todd
W. R. C. Hall
Wangler Drug Store Reopens After Explosion
The Wangler drug store, partly wrecked by Monday morning's explosion that killed William Schneidermann and seriously hurt John Roberts, reopened today. Wreckage cleared, windows broken, prescription case destroyed and removed. Roberts recovering. physician says he should improve quickly with rest, and asks friends to limit visits until he passes the day line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangier
William Schneidermann
John Roberts
Roberts
Darrow to Give Legal Opinion on Waterloo Strike Injunction
The central labor body backs the theatre workers strike and asks Clarence Darrow to review the Waterloo Theatre injunction granted by Judge Mullan. Darrow will issue his ruling when he visits Waterloo for a lecture as the workers contest the order as discriminatory. Mrs. W S Wu sues Western Union for 55 damages over a late message delivery, set for hearing Saturday. Waterloo Lodge Degres of Honor to hold a December bazaar Friday and Saturday with lunch served at noon and a 25 cent inner at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Body
Clarence
Darrow
Waterloo
Moore
Stes Western Union
W. S. Wu
Western Union Telegraph Company
Haley
F. F. Knapp
Waterloo Lodge
Degres of Honor
Wets and Drys Battle Seen Before State Supreme Court
An appeal of Judge Dunham’s saloon consent ruling will be argued before the state supreme court likely February 10 1914 with Waterloo wets and drys set for a February airing Willis N Birdsall attorney for the wets reported last night that the court clerk’s notice shows case assignments for the January term and Birdsall filed the abstract August 15 1913
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunham
Supreme Court
Willis N. Birdsall
Wets
Waterloo
Birdsall
Supreme Tribunal
Arcade Market to Open in Bickley Building Fourth Street
The arcade market will be installed on the first floor of the Bickley building on Fourth Street West and named The Arcade. Workmen finish booths, aiming for a December opening. occupants must take possession first. Prost will run The Arcade. a nearby stone building at Fourth and Water is to be razed and a modern structure started soon. Janesville Wis Dec 42 Judge Maxbold refused nine months jail for James Cantwell who faced charges over false pretenses involving a cow sale to A G Morainger for $40 last May. Cantwell to be employed by the sheriff to support his wife and child. J S Tuthill to join wife in returning from visiting her mother in Iowa City since Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bickley Building
Fourth Street West
Deeth
Prost
Fourth and
T. Lebowieh
Janesville
Wis
Maxbold
James Cantwell
Cantwell
A. G. Morainger
Wiscarnines
Tuthill
Jows City
Cedar Falls subscribers asked to report delivery irregularities
Cedar Falls readers are urged to report any delivery irregularities to Cedar Falls Drug Co, the business agent at corner Fourth and Main Streets, with phone contact provided for Waterloo Evening Courier subscribers in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Longaker
Evening Courier
Paittres
Yel
Adams
Main Street
J. G, Packard
Waterloo Evening Courier
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Fourth
Main Streets
Local Notes From Cedar Falls Reflect Society and Travel
Cedar Falls Ia December four special reports move ins new home West Third Street. Charles Fuller and family join move, Frank Lewis returns from Steinbeck on business, Mrs Roy Miller reported ill, Mrs Thavid Stevenson of Waterloo visits Fuller home. Cedar Falls & Waterloo stockholders tour the city. baby Weisbard injured. layman conference to meet in Marshalltown with Nuhn presenting. Julia Hurd named home economics director at Teachers College in Monticello. Tate Atkins funeral at 2 pm, burial Wyoming. Multiple social events and hospitality noted including pre nuptial parties for Esther Seerley and others. Grand theater changes hands with Erickson continuing as operator. Ed Gorman of Chicago Great Western ill on engine. Woman's Relief corps officers elected. Mary Rogers re elected president for second term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Charles Fuller
West Third Street
Frank Lewis
Steinbeck
Roy Miller
Thavid Stevenson
Waterloo
Cass
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
Eastern
Christ Weisbard
Marshalltown
Nuhn
Advancers Name New Officers For Next Year
An Advancers social and annual election were held at Mrs. C. A. Fullerton's home on College hill. Frances Hersey was elected president, Helen Brown vice president, Marjory Gist treasurer, Wilma Garnett secretary, with committees led by Freda Thoene program, Helen Van Derveer music, and Vina Younker membership. A minor incident occurred when a plumber and a retired farmer argued over hidden material in a new house near Ninth and Clay streets. The lowest bowlers plan a Twin Cities league with Tear hunch at Waterloo to crown the fast bowling club. The sport's popularity remains strong across all classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Fullerton
College Hill
Othcers
Frances Hersey
Helen Brown
Marjory Gist
Wilma Garnett
Commmitters
Freda Thoene
Tlelen van Derveer
Vina Younker
Ite
Ninth
Clay Streets
Waterloo
Twin Cities
Dan ish Citizens Plan Winter Trip to Europe
Cedar Falls Iowa December four Special reports that Danish residents including Mr and Mrs Fred Peterson Emil Clausen Jim Tomensen Mr and Mrs Andrew Sorensen and Chris Sorensen will travel to Europe for the winter to visit old homes and renew childhood ties. They will return in spring to the island where they have settled. The Danish Brotherhood held its meeting electing Mads Christensen as President Chris Andersen as Vice President O S Magnussen as Secretary John Borresen as Financial Secretary A K Smith as Guard Julius Larsen Chris Clausen and Peter Clautsen as Trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Europe
Fred Peterson
Emil Clausen
Jim Tomensen
Andrew Sorensen
Chris Sorensen
Sland
Catches Boys at Cambling in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls December 4 Special Marshal Enlow captured four young men found playing cards in an old buggy used as a gaming room. Neighbors had complained the place served that purpose for a long time. The youths were sons of prominent families, presumed to be in school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Marshal Enlow
Jam Scheduled to Supply First Church for Six Weeks
A jam schedule covers service at the First Church for about six weeks until Dr. Davies from St Paul arrives. Earlier, Thanksgiving dinner was held at the college with faculty, students and friends, followed by a royal reception.
Imperial Pattern Outfit for Embroidery Available
The Waterloo Evening Courier offers the Imperial Pattern Outfit with over 160 embroidery designs. Available now for six coupons and 68 cents extra for mailing, this packet would be worth about $10 to any woman seeking up to date dress and home decor ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
Unions Seek School Printing Clarification
Wm Moore secretary of the central labor body was instructed last evening by that organization to com
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Moore
Central Labor Body
Dr Reherd Busy at Salt Lake City
Dr Tr W Reherd reports in a Waterloo letter that he has not been idle after arriving as president of Westminster College in Salt Lake City. He says he preached on November 28, stayed at Hotel Utah, his car arrived days earlier, and the family secured a comfortable house at 1649 Ninth Street East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr. W. Reherd
Westminster College
Salt Lake City
Waterloo
Superintendent Printing Request Aimed at Union Shops
Mr. Moore sent a long letter to city public school superintendents urging that part or all printing be shifted to union printing shops in the city. He asks heads of schools to consider union shops for printing orders and support the local labor initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Public
Moore
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LaPorte Daily Bulletin
Dad
George Anton
Greer
Wil McQuilkin
Chicago
Ahguat Stanie
Fowsa
Wil Kolphoef Hurum O. D
Mande
Mitchell
Retrarnet
M. FE
Waverly Daily Dispatch
Hilda Hayes
Jefferson St
Thone
Geo. F. Hunt
Fast Bremer Ave
Wangler
Burch’s
Cedar Falls City News
Lawn City
Ladies of
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
John McCoy
Julia Hurd
Teachers’ College
Une Sarate
Monticrilo
HS Scot
Tate Adina Atkins
D. OW
Paris
Wyoming
Mrs. Dee
Dickie
F Hirnle
Graham and
Danebrer
Josephine
Og Bride Puneet
Washington
He Clay
Grand Theater
F. A. Brooks
A. H. Erickson
H. S. Gilkey
Ruth Hgjle
Lilly Robinson
Esther Seerley
Ed Gorman
Chicago Great Western Railway
Gorman
Woman's Relief Corps
Mary Rogers
Nellie Drhoman
Anna Clark
Helen Stiles
Rose Wil
Alice West
Mary Hammond
Isabel Anderson
Della Harrington
Rogers
Dorsch & Russel
The
FAY & Tanien
Barnes & Robinson
Savoys
DR. Reherd
Farson, Son & Co
1St National Bank
Bridge Street
Forest Wynegar
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