Society and club notices fill Monday schedule
All society items for the day must be in by 11 a.m. and daily calendar items by 9 a.m. Monday evening lists H B club and L club events, Ross Conservatory recitals, and other engagements. Tuesday afternoon groups meet at various addresses including Ledd-a-Hand and the Book and Needle club. elections and officer inductions noted. Thursday evening features Westminster, Crescent Lodge, United Commercial Travelers dinner, literary club program, and a marriage announced for Nellie Woodland and Francis Atkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B
Dorothy Kruse
Cc. L
Ethel Allard
Ross Conservatory
A. F. Hoenig
Independence Avenue
Book and Needle
A. H. Frank
South Street
U. S
East Fourth Street
Crescent Lodge
Labor Temple Hall
H. R. Gould
D. L. Whitman
Waterloo Ladies’ Orchestra
A. M. Kerr
W. F. Pence
Courier patterns and order form details
To obtain Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design fill out this capon and send to Fashion Department Men ing Courier Waterloo enclosing 10 tents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Mening Courier
Waterloo
Ladies Dressing Sack Cut in Three Sizes
Pattern notice for a ladies dressing sack offered in small medium and large sizes. Requires 7 yards of 44 inch fabric for the medium size and is priced at 10 cents.
Bride and groom leave for college town home after church ceremony
Rev G Russell Parker officiated at the Union Congregational church wedding. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Wood of 1626 Bluff street, worked at the Galloway company. The groom, an operator for the W C F N on the College Hill line at Cedar Falls, and his bride departed Saturday evening for their home on College Street in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Russell Parker
Union Congregational Church
J. H. Wood
Bluff Artest
Galloway Company
Atkins
College Hill
Cedar Falls
College Street
King's Heralds
King’s Heralds
St. Paul's M. E
Paul DeLong
Bratnober Street
Josephine Liers
Jubbulore
Khandwa
India
Charles Barber
Guy Robbins
Jolly Dozen Club
Seventh Street West
Laufer
Mason City
Stella Kacophe
Changes in the R I Schedule at Union Station
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific general agent T. Ryan announced effective Sunday new arrivals and departures at Union Station. Eastbound trains No. 62 20 64 68 and westbound trains 61 63 67 19 have updated times with several services operating daily except Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Ryan
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Union Station
Old Offenders in Police Court in Waverly Case
Ivan Hargrave and James Millen were arraigned in police court on disorderly conduct tied to drinking on the Waverly car. Dillon pled guilty and received three days in jail. Hargrave plead not guilty and had his case continued to 7:50 this evening. Six drunks were taken into custody Saturday and Sunday. McAntony, Cotter, and Goodfellow were listed as offenders with Cotter released on bonds, McAntony jailed ten days, and Goodfellow uncooperative about liquor source with potential return to Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Hargrave
James Millen
Dillon
Hargrave
Jack MecaAntony
Morris Cotter
William Goodfellow
Cotter
Obituary for Elizabeth Willey Widow of Waterloo Resident
Elizabeth Willey born Handley in West Virginia on April 22 1852 died at her Waterloo home at 6 30 this morning due to a complication of diseases She recalled Iowa pioneer memories and prepared her own obituary She is survived by her husband Charles Z Willey and five children and several siblings Funeral plans to be announced by Petersons Undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Rebeces Willey
Mulberry Street
Willey
Iowa
Bionear
West Virginia
Walling Spring
Greenbella County
W. Va
Handley
Muscatine
Woodleys
Cedar Coun
Bennett
Hawkeye
Perth
Charles 2. Willey
Waterloo
Mr. Willey
Howard F
Osage
Ruth M. Zuck
Falmouth
Mich
Aliee R. Roberdee
Iowa City
Mac Ine Gates
Minneapolis
Charlies F
Roger
Peterson Ros
Panama Savings League to Support Panama Pacific Expo
A Panama Savings League organized by Leavitt & Johnson National Bank aims to help Waterloo residents save for the Panama-Pacific Exposition in 1915. Depositors may start Feb 1 1914 and finish Jun 1 1915 with six classes offering varied weekly payments and total returns, including a plan ending at $126.50 for those fully compliant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Savings Ieague
Waterlooang
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
KODAK
Kodak City
Otice & Kodak Supplies
Woman's Club
West Side
L. E. Fowler
E. L. Johnson
Hauptman
F. F. McElhinney
Anna
John Vockerat
Stanley Moore
EB. A. Boggs
Ella Flagg Young
Chicago
Grace Loveland
Young
Nellie Woodland
Francis Atkins
Buchanan
Mias Thelina Shane
Lk. K. Shane
Rebel Avenus
Francis Clifford
Commercial Street
W. &. Clifford
Hel L. Jorgensen
Washington Street
C. BE
Kensington and Fycnic
the Order of Eastern Star
Kensington
Masonic Temple
Young Woman’s Club
First Congregational Church
Mary Miller
Wellington Street
Sate Martin
Elizabeth Hebeces Willey
Jows
West, Virginia
Savings League
Globewernicke
Globe-Wernicke Co
Wilson & Jaggar
Fourth Street Bridge
P.C. Jones
Irving Annex
Peacock’s
West
D. Peacock
State and
Adams Streets
Kansas City
Pirst
Des Mortes
Great Western
Cleary, Co
AL E
P. Kreyz
O. P
W. Depot
Sixth and Sycamore Sts
Lows
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