Pleasing Sewing Party for 35 Ladies at Ruby Street
Society notes describe Ms. PF. W. Gregory hosting a 35‑lady afternoon sewing party on Ruby Street with Christmas décor, red roses, and a six‑table contest for prizes. Attendants included Mrs. J. W. Vorbes, Mrs. S. P. Turpening, and Mrs. George KB. Scott. gifts and a post‑party supper followed.
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PF. W. Gregory
Ruby Street
Ess
J. W. Vorbes
8. P. Turpening
George KB. Scott
Gregory
Courier patterns pattern order coupon notice
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send the coupon to Fashion Department Terloo Evening Courier Wa A Terloo enclosing 10 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order. Size Name City State
Men and Religion Forward Movement Meetings Planned
Next Sunday union men s meetings are arranged for Tracr and Jesup to promote the Men and Religion Forward movement The final date is tentative with arrangements likely to be completed in season Dunkerton and Grundy Center churches have applied for participation and support
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Union
Tracr
Jesup
Dunkerton
Grundy Center F
Breeders Here for Good Stock at Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo hosts dairy cattle congress attracting buyers from 100 miles for Holstein stock. L W Andrews of Mitchell county sought foundation herd and H B Reeves of Waverly promoted prize Holsteins and thoroughbred stock. Reeves recounts Thoro breeding profits from Percheron mares bought for 125 to 170, selling colts for 1000 and 800. Sched shows a promise of games around Jan 10 or 11 with return by 25 or 26. Licensed to wed notices list names and towns.
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Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
Ll. W. Andrews
Mitchell County
BH. M. Reeves
Waverly
Mr. Reeves
Catttle
Reeves
Chedais
Waterloo hosts services in cities to push movement
George S. Hixon travels to Masonville tonight to address the fourth in a series of ten church meetings. Speakers will be sent to other cities as soon as possible to promote the movement.
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Waterloo
George S. Hixon
Masonville
Regular meetings and social notices from local clubs
Announcements note a Royal Ladies gathering with a social supper at 6 30 and an Royal Arcanum meeting with officer elections and business. Mizpah circle of Wing's Daughters meets in church parlors with a large attendance expected. Waterloo lodge Masons meets at the Masonic temple for regular business and balloting. Walnut Street Baptist class meets at Mrs Lawton home for a gathering. Progressive Rebekah lodge holds a regular session in G A R hall with all members urged to attend. Y W C A board meets in association rooms.
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Ladies' Home Journal
H. M. Reed
Hall Caine
Bertha Colburn
Los Angeles
Edd. Doerfley
Des Moines
Jeanne Lichty
Harry B Lichty
Franklin Street
Central Church of Christ
Leo Billings
Sycamore Street
Unity Guild
First M. E. Church
Paul Davis
South Street
Davis
Orra Williams
Guyda Larsen
Effie Bills
June Foster
Lois Cass
Elizabeth Davis
Arcanum
Wing's Daughters
First
M. E. Church
Walnut Street Baptist Church
A. B. Lawton
Fourth Street
Rebekah Lodge
G. A. R. Hall
Sage Tea for Darker Hair Promoting Sage and Sulphur Remedy
A historical notice promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as an easy modern alternative to traditional sage tea. It claims the product darkens, softens, and adds gloss to hair, backed by a money back guarantee if it fails to perform as advertised. The ad cites H. W. Taggart of 537 Commercial St and lists fifty cents per bottle.
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Wyeth
H. W. Taggart
Commercial St
Schedule Ahead of Y M C A Five
Prospects of no good season for the Y M C A basketball team are flat tering. Muscatine has agreed to two games, the first in January and the second there. A third game, if needed, would be on a neutral floor likely at Cedar Rapids. N A Kellogg of the University of Winds will referee in Muscatine. Detroit Y team plans a January town and wings tour through Waterloo if desired. The Chicago Y M C A unit will visit Waterloo during holidays. Ottumwa provides the most pleasing news in a communication.
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Muscatine
Leity
Gedar Rapids
N. A. Kellogg
University of Winds
Waterloo
Chicago Y. M.C. A
Ottumwa
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