Holiday dancing party and social events in Ellis ball
Social season highlights include Assemblers Dancing club party with 150 guests, holiday decorations by Paul Davis Dry Goods, music by Henry's orchestra, and refreshments at intermission. Also line party at Majestic for Edna and Maude Cass, wedded Armianda McCandless and Guy Haney, and multiple gatherings at homes with dinners and club meetings.
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Ellis
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Lucile Knee
Jeanette Smith
Lucile Gelsmar
Owas
H. W. Plumb
Neil D. Jackson
C. C. Cass
E. T. Alford
Fr. McEhinney
Hen R. Lichty- Mise Swen
Belle Mlaine
Frances Parrott Ferguson
Chicago
Majestic
Ogurez Club
Edna Cass
Lake Crystal
Minn
Maude Cass
J. M. Cass
The
Lamont
Armianda Rose McCandless
Guy W. Haney
Gity
John B. McCandless
Nellie McCandless
Mr. Haney
Gladys Kenyon
5. C. Bretnall
Haassell-Lamson Hall
Krenders Dancing Club
Gertrude Ferry
Marl Gleason
Myers Orchestra
Miss Kerry
Lawrence Dunbar
Maurice Meade
Parkersburg
Robert Ferguson
Cedar Falls
Henry Wincenger
Cedar Rapids
Knights of Pythias Club
la Rue
Dangerous Fire on Western Avenue at 427
Fire crews responded to 427 Western Avenue at 9 this morning to a dangerous blaze between the floors. The fire spread widely and reemerged after seeming under control. The west side truck and Chief Dunham stayed on scene to prevent a second outbreak.
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Western Avenue
Dunham
Courier patterns for fashionable courier patterns order
Courier patterns offer up to date designs for accompanying outfits. Send the coupon with 10 cents per pattern to the fashion department of Wa terloo Evening Courier, Waterloo. Patterns allow for seams and orders are filled promptly, reaching customers ten days after sending.
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Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Saloon Petition Hearings Prompted by Dry Protests
Four people, including J. B. Hammond of Des Moines and three clerks, worked at the courthouse on the saloon petition for the drys. Rumors of name forgery sparked by similar initials circulate, but saloon backers claim they can produce the signatories in person before the board. The Waterloo Temperance association mailed voters a circular titled Booze or No Booze showing regional drunkenness statistics with and without saloons.
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Jenkins
Lohrville
Mig Clara Funston
Des Moines
P. Turpening
FL Ac’ Sporle
XX Club
W. G. Wise
Fremont Street
Miss Funston
J. D. Caldwell
Second Street West
J. B. Hammond
Board of Supervisors
Evening Courier
Johnson
Waterloo Business Men's, Temperance Association
Waterloo
No Saloons in Waterloo Declares W. B. Jameson
W R Jameson says no saloons will reopen in Waterloo as 45 duplications and irregularities are found in a petition to reopen. The Business Men's Temperance association notes withdrawals are reducing the alleged 526 signatures, asserting saloons will stay closed after two years and that people will not want them again.
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Grace McuKeao
Nina Wilcox
Rose Blatt
Waterloo
W. R. Jameson
Business Men’s Temperance Association
Edwards Enters Postmaster Race In Local Contest
L. H. Edwards joins three candidates in the postmaster race under the new administration. Edwards, appointed postmaster in 1886 after W. H. W., aims to be an objective candidate and intensify the contest for the important office.
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L. H. Eadwards
Edwards
W. HW
Sional
Robert Leach
Independence
Democratic contenders traced in early Waterloo race
Hartman, in Cleveland's first administration, seeks reelection with Cedar Heights home near Cedar Falls. Other candidates include M. H. Kelly and Jack Casebeer, longtime Democrats active in county matters. Connolly plans January visit to gauge Waterloo postmaster prospects and may name a non Republican choice. A fourth candidate may enter.
Dark Horse Named in Race Theory Note
A remark on the race mentions the idea that a dark horse could receive favorable treatment or odds. The phrase suggests cautious optimism about an unexpected candidate gaining support or advantage.
Killed by Train On Way to Party
Mil dred Anderson aged 18 is dead and her brother Alfred 16 has a fractured skull after being struck by a Great Western train at Clarion while en route to a party last night.
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Marshalltown
Mildred Anderson
Alfred
Great Western
Clarion
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