Fine Arts Society Highlights Schumann and Hals Meeting
The States' Literary Society fine arts group met at Mrs. H. W. Sigworth's Park Avenue West home. Papers on Schumann and Frans Hals drew praise, with Miss Mildred Ellison of Anamosa as guest. Readings by Mrs. Knox and others, with vocal numbers, showcased high club standards and a preview of East Waterloo art exhibit. A next open meeting, featuring Cedar Rapids singer Grace E. Watson, is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Department
The
States’ Literary Society
H. W. Sigworth
Park Avenue West
Floyd Chamberlain
Schumann
Frans Hals
Knox
Bechumann
Mias Lay
J. H. Crippen
Mildred Ellison
Anamosa
Paul A. Bassett
Mise Maude Popp
Vogler
Robert Browning
John O. Knox
Weishaar
Frans Hale
Georgiel- Ja‘Lay
Charles M. Young
East Waerloo High School
Syndicate Theater
Dr. D
Tiffany
Cornelia Moran
Hans Peterson
Mason City
Vera Bradley
Lois Storm
Florence McElhinney
Marion Chapman
Margery Bown
Genevieve Zimmerman
Florence Pierson
Coterie Club Meets at Mrs Logan Home on Leland Ave
Ladies spent an afternoon yesterday at Mrs W C Logan's home on Leland Avenue. One member read from Stoddard's lectures while others sewed. Light refreshments were served by the hostess at the close. Mrs J Glas to entertain the Coterie club on Elm Street Thursday afternoon. Fancy Baldwin Apples offered by Union Mercantile Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Club
Alda Webster
Lafayette Street
Marian Boysen
Lillian Estelle Levy
Leland Avenue
W. C. Logan
Stoddard
Coterie Club
J. Glas
Elm Street
Community notices and club meeting announcements
A list of local society gatherings and meetings for Feb 1 to Feb 3. Social band at Mrs. Mueller’s home with supper. W R C thimble bee inviting G A R and veterans families. Waterloo Lodge A F and A M called meeting at Masonic Temple to third degree. Water loo Lodge L O O M to meet with by laws and business. Waterloo Chapter D A R to attend Mrs Richards funeral. Sunshine Lodge U A B of R T meeting. Ladies' Literary Society to attend Mrs Richards funeral. Woman's Missionary Society Evangelical Association meeting Feb 2 at 2 30 p m. Fraternal Bankers Reserve Society meeting. plan for February social. Crystal Theatre ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
The
Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid
A. F
A. M
Waterloo Lodge
Masonic Temple
ATI
Waterloo
Ladies’ Literary Society
Public Library East
Julia A. Richards
Woman's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Association
Bankers Reserve Society
Waterloo Girl in Song Recital at Albert Lea College
Waterloo friends of Gretchen Schultz daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Schultz will be interested in her recital at Albert Lea college this winter. She studied at Waterloo Conservatory under Miss Achsah Reed and improved with college instruction. The dispatch notes her three song groups including Scarlatti Gluck Handel Haydn German songs and works by MacDowell and Horatio Parker. Eggs 22 and 25 cents a dozen Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Gretchen Schultz
H. C. Schultz
Albert Lea
Schultz
Albert Lea College
Waterloo Conservatory of Music
Beasle Achsah Reed
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Iowa
Harriet Knatvold
Immense Throng at a Wedding in Centerville
Miss Mary Drake Sawyers, granddaughter of the late General Drake, wed William G. Baker of Baltimore, a millionaire and club man, in Centerville’s Central Christian church before about 2 000 invited guests. Rev. Matt R. Sawyers, the bride’s uncle, officiated with guests arriving by special cars from Baltimore New York and Chicago. It was the most pretentious wedding in Southern Iowa for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Evening Press
Central Christian Church
Mary Drake Sawyers
General Drake
William G. Baker
Baltimore
Matt R. Sawyers
New York
Chicago
Theodore P. Shontsa
Iowa
Union Eagles Smoker Postponed After Deaths
The Union Eagles smoker, planned for this evening, is postponed due to the deaths of L. G. Parrott and Mrs. Richards. Parrott was a member and Richards’ son is also involved. Also listed: cabbage five cents a head and Baldwin apples priced at five eighty eight per stock. Crystal Theatre and Union Mercantile Co. ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
L. G. Parrott
Union Mercantile Co
City Mission Opens With Noonday Talks for Workers
The Waterloo mission opened last evening at 608 Commercial Street with about thirty attending. Milford B. Hughes led efforts to secure support from local business and church communities. Noonday talks by Frank M. Collard addressed temperance to Iowa Dairy Plant and central shops staff, with plans for ongoing street outreach. Eggs priced 22 to 25 cents per dozen at Union Mercantile Co.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
J. S. Tuthill
H. G. Beeman
Frank Hazlett
Huddleston
Collard
S. H. Liljestrand
B. J. Howrey
W. R. Russell
Independence
Morning
The
Presbyterian Church
Hill
Baptist Church
Tuthill
Liljestrand
Waterloo
Rogges
Commercial Street
Milford B. Hughes
Mr. Collard
Danville
W. J. Brewer
New Hampton
North Waterloo real estate sale and rail shop notes
North Waterloo neighborhood trades on a new property purchase corner Fourth and Saxon streets with buildings moved for a temporary structure ahead of a two or three story business block. The item lists local shop staff changes, retirements, travel notes, and a silk train passing en route from the Pacific coast to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al, Schroeder
Fourth
Saxon Streets
Waterloo
E. C. Hart
O. G. Cooling
Rock Island
Colorado
Eleanora Flaherty
Lous Arndt
F. L. Rhynders
Council Bluffs
Frank Griffin
Thomas Murphy
Montreal Traders Oppose Reciprocity Pact Vote
In a 60 to 44 tally the board of trade passed a resolution opposing the United States reciprocity treaty. It urged the government to seek national opinion before any policy reversal, warning the move could jeopardize Canada’s trade and vital interests. The note also lists prices from Union Mercantile Co including onions at 30 cents a peck.
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Montreal
Feb
Board of Trade
United States
Canada
Was Patterson Renewed Woovie
New York dispatch reports Rev. Victor M. Patterson staying with relatives in Brooklyn and avoiding a formal board appearance in Howells Long Island. Rumors say he renewed wooing with Miss Isabelle Rouke, which she and her family deny noting no engagement. Separate Waterloo items mention postal inspectors visiting for Waterloo free delivery expansion and Miss Inez Curtis hosting guests with a Columbia Orchestra dance.
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New York
Victor M. Patterson
Brooklyn
Fife
Howells
Long Island
Trig
Patterson
Union Congregational Church
Waterlaw
Isabelle Rouke
Iowa
Rouke
Tady
Disconsolate Lover Would Kill Himself in Dramatic Manner
Sioux City, Feb 1. George P Baldwin a 28 year old mechanic and painter of 600 Wall street shot himself in his home at 2 30 yesterday after expressing love for housekeeper Mrs Ella Hazleton who refused marriage. He changed clothes then told her to send Lorine to his mother if anything happened. He was found bleeding and died later at Samaritan hospital. neighbors summoned police. He had been out of work two months and had been drinking.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Anna Cavanaugh
Blessing
John B. Hayes
Father Slattery
Will Klein
Gertrude Cavanaugh
Hayes
Sindlinger Dairy Company
Wfe
Randolph Street
James McGovern
Bert Oakley
Janes Campbell
Cedar Rapids
William Ortmann
Independence
W.L. Allan
Waterloo
Pacific Coast
New York
C. Turner
Wisconsin
BE. T. Edwards
Birmingham
Ala
Horster
Horsley
J. B. Deitz
Nora Springs
Denny Gould
Sioux City
George P. Baldwin
Wall Street
Baldwin
Ella Hazleton
Hazleton
Mrs. Hazleton
Lorine
Saloon Consent Hearing Under Judge Ransier Chance Today
Judge Ransier prepares to hear saloon consent petition with many new legal issues. If plans succeed, hearing could close by Thursday evening or sooner. Evidence to be presented today, the case may require time before the judge issues an opinion amid a crowded courtroom and heavy legal records. If petition is adjudged insufficient, further action will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransier
Rahsier
Saloon Men Seek New Petition Based on 1910 Election
The saloon men will have the opportunity to circulate a new petition, tied to the outcome of the November 1910 election.
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J. H. Woods
Buff Street
Evelyn
Thomas Rice
J. E. Johnson
St. Paul's M. BH
Lohengrin
Ada Hans
Geo. Lemper
Fred Leete
Woods
Rice
Mason-Maytag Company
Dunkerton
Christian Church
Fourth Streets
5. D. Perkins
Metropole Hotel
William Cornish
Minneapolis
Baraca Society of the Christian Church
Dale Austin
Pacaca
Mr. Ludington
Hugh Linquist
W. 5. Johnson
F. M. Underwood
C. L. Austin
ELKS
Elka’ Dancing Club
First Congregational Church
I. E. Emploser
Floyd R. Yoder
Olive Shippee
Freeport
Mr. Yoder
John Fiske School
C. G. Stearns
K. of P. Temple
Fred Busby
Blanche Busby
Marton
F. F. McElhinney
Franklin Street
Mc. Ethinney
J. F. Wright
West Side
Wellington
G. M. Coykendall
G. E. Seales
C. W. Chapman
Oliver Chapman
W. B. Nauman
George Nauman
B. L. John
Carolyn
Walter Johnson
Nampa
Ida
H. M. Reed and Son
Cariion
the West High School
Book and Needle Cin
Book and Needle Club
William Mueller
Sons of Veterans
K. P. Hall
Sunshine Lodge
U. A
B. of R. T
Eurth Hall
Crystal Theatre
Eeges
the Crystal Theatre
City Mission
Union Vercantile Co
North Waterloo and Railroads
Union Mercantile Cr
Egge
Union Mervantiie Co
Union Mervantila Co
Kersey Coats
Ancy
Maslin Underwear
Eimonas
Kimonas
DENI
Miss Rouke
Lewis
Poplar Bluff
Beans
St. Joseph, Mo
Post Office Department
Law
Inez Curtis
Hotel Waterloo
Columbia Orchestra
Edna Byford
Ed. Hanson
Scott
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