Pleasing Home Wedding in Waterloo at 1015 Randolph
Miss Edith I James wed Everett Taylor at the home of the bride's parents in Waterloo. Rev Frank Cole officiated before about forty relatives and friends under pink and white carnat ions with a wedding bell centerpiece. Reception followed with a bridal table, gifts, and plans to establish a home at 1213 Randolph after February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. James
Randolph Street
Edith I. James
Everett Taylor
Frank Cole
M. E
Tlohengrin
Florence James
Elsie Naylor
Agatha Watts
Charlotte Cassidy
Pearl Roberts
J. R. Taylor
Waterloo
Waterloo Business College
Citizens’ Gas & Electric Company
J. Jerolman
E.N. Neal
Shell Rock
Alva James
Cedarally
Mrs. Taylor
Dyan
Pleasant social notices and gatherings fill local pages
A parade of house warmings and society events fills the page. Mrs. H F Bingham hosts twenty five ladies at her Fifth Street West home with needlework and a hand painted memento. A Nashua shower for Anna Schultz precedes Otto Newman of Waterloo wedding plans. St Catherine s Sewing society sews for church needs and schedules a bake sale. Chafing Dish Club shares a five course luncheon and bridge. First Presbyterian Ladies plan an annual Woman s Working Association meeting. Truman J Hardeman and Grace Clayton wed at Rev E A Valiant s home. A surprise party honors Mrs Charles Stowell s sixth anniversary. Florence talk looms at the public library with Mrs Emmons Johnson s illustrated lecture. A Ladies Aid Thimble Bee hosts 125 attendees. Social Circle and 1 O Clock Luncheon highlight neighborhood gatherings. Invitations issued for upcoming weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Bingham
Fifth Street West
Bingham
F. W. Biggs
J. W. King
Truman J. Hardeman
E. Grace Clayton
Galatia
E. A. Valiant
First Baptist Church
Third Street West
Haddeman
Northey Manufacturing Company
Mnois
Randolph Street
Florence
Ladies’ Literary Society
Public Library East
Emmons Johnson
Romola
George B. Rowell
F. C. Platt
Mary P. Edgerton
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies of the Aid Society of the First M. E. Church
C. D. Becker
Rose Bud Club Members Attend Evening Gathering
Invitations yesterday announced the marriage of Gertrude Lucile to Mr. William Lowe on Thursday Feb 9 at 8 pm at the couple’s home 20 Sixth Street West. After March 1 they will reside at 102 Wellington Street. Miss Susie Carter hosted the Rose Bud club girls at 614 Randolph Street for an after school gathering with music and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Lucile
William Lowe
Sixth Street
Wellington Street
Rose Bud Club
Susie Carter
Randolph Street
Community notices from local churches and lodges
The Dorcas society of the First Baptist church meets at A. J. Edwards home on Lafayette street Friday afternoon. Young people of the First Presbyterian church plan a 7 30 Friday night meeting for committee work. Lincoln elele Ladies of the G A R convene Friday afternoon at 2 30 in Pythian temple. Woman's Working association holds its annual meeting Friday at 3 o'clock in the church parlors Gerard court No 92 Tribe of Ben Hur meets Friday evening in A C A W ball All Master Masons urged to attend a called communication of Waterloo lodge No 105 A F and A M Friday Feb 3 at 12 30 pm for Masonic burial of L G Parrott. You will sing it always at the Crystal Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Foreign Missionary Department
G. A. Bateman
S. J. Line
Mary Lambert
G. J. Humphrey
Stella Pattison
Humphrey
Burmah
Aid Society
New England
Treasury
A. J. Edwards
E. R. Pendleton
Deyo
George H. Thomson
George Crane
C. L. Tutt
Mesdames Shanks
Drew, McDonald
Devo
Bussler
Westminster Ladies' Auxiliary
Westminster Presbyterian Church
T. G. Taylor
Fourth Street West
A. L. Walker
Westfield
John Limbert
H. H. Caughlin
W. W. Marsh
Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
W. H. Life
Washington Street
Joseph Hay
John Fairweather
J. W. Henderson
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Woman's Working Association
The
Dorcas Society of the First Bapist Church
Lafayette Street
Lincoln Elele
Pythian Temple
Woman's Working Association of the
Gerard Court
Tribe of
Waterloo Lodge
A. F
A. M
L. G. Parrott
Ww. M
Miss Woodruff Plans European Tour For Next Summer
East Waterloo high school faculty member Miss Louise Woodruff organizes a small party trip to Europe next summer under the American Travel club of Wilmington Delaware. 10 day tours start at 495 dollars and 84 day tours at 600 dollars visiting Gibraltar Venice Milan Rome Florence Lucerne Strasbourg Heidelberg Cologne The Hague Antwerp Brussels Paris London and the English Scottish countryside with cathedral towns Munich Dresden Berlin added on longer option. Interested travelers may contact Miss Woodruff at 636 Walnut street or call 475 green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Woodruff
East Waterloo High School
Europe
American Travel Club
Wilmington
Del
California
Gibraltar
Venice
Milan
Rome
Florence
Lucerna
Strasburg
Weidelberg
Cologne
Hague
Antwerp
Brussels
Paris
London
Munich
Dresden
Berlin
Alps
Captain Swift at Waterloo tonight in popular-price melodrama
Sherman Stock company presents Captain Swift at the Waterloo Theatre tonight with matinee Saturday. tickets 10 20 30 cents and 16 cents for all matinees. lineup promises strong reception and repeat shows all week with ladies and children matinee. Madame X Friday features a Paris court room trial in Madame XX at the Syndicate Theatre. Norwoods return engagement slated for next week with 10 20 30 cent pricing and Monday ladies free. A Bachelor’s Honeymoon also plays at the Syndicate Theatre with Saturday matinee and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Swift
Sherman Stock Company
Waterloo Theatre
Norwoods
Syndicate Theatre
Prof
Norwood
Bis City
Artemus Ward
Charles Brocton Browne
Waterloo suit over sidewalk fall award four hundred dollars
A Waterloo jury found in favor of plaintiff in an $8000 suit against the city for injuries from a December 1903 sidewalk fall on Fourth Street East, awarding $400. The plaintiff claimed a fractured wrist from snow after the fall. city solicitor Kelly defended, Courtright and Arbuckle represented the plaintiff. In a separate case J W Roberts seeks divorce from Myrtle M Roberts, custody of Edna 14 and Gladys 6, and costs, alleging unfit conduct and neglect. The complaint cites late nights, failure to cook, and temper as grounds. Crystal Theatre ad at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fignoteino
Kettwig
City of
Waterloo
Plains Iit
Fourth Street East
Kohlahde Atara
Bha
Kelly
Courtright & Arbuckle
J. W. Roberts
Myrtle M. Roberts
Edna
Gladys
Costa
Roberts
CG. D. Pedersen
North Waterloo and Railroads News Brief
W R Jamison of Cherokee called on friends in the city and handled business Wednesday. Engineers Jeant and Clark faced illness and new hires. several locals began or resumed work at the shops. Westbound Illinois Central traffic remained heavy with extra crews. upper berth rates fell with little impact on sleeper prices. A memorial fountain for B H Harriman is planned for Goshen New York on February 25. Norfolk Southern declared a quarterly dividend of 0.5 percent. Reading railroad offered twenty million dollars of four percent mortgage bonds to fund maturing bonds. Pullman announced a 14th dividend of 2 per share for the quarter to stockholders of record yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Jamison
Cherokee
Sam Jeant
J. A. Bell
Chicago
William Burns
W. J. Brown
St. Paul
George Brown
Ilinola Central
A. Turner
Dubuque
W. S. Copeland
Manchester
Andrew Miler
Harrison Kennedy
Council Bluffa
Edward T. Edwards
O. W. Clark
Northwestern
Chadron
Neb
Illinois Central
Frank Ortmann
Dunkerton
R. E. Baker
Boone
Iowa
C. A. Berthh
Conger Street
Otto Summack
West of
B. H. Harriman
Goshen
N. Y
Norfolk Southern
Reading Road
Pullman Company
Health and Beauty Answers by Mrs Mae Martyn column
An advice column presents multiple readers questions on skin care, hair removal, eye health, weight, and hair conditioning. It offers home remedies using spurmax, glycerine, kardene, ecrystol, delatone, quinazain, cantrox, and parnotis with steps for facial cleansing, hair treatment, eye care, and weight management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health and Beauty
Mrs. Mae Martyn
Nashua Young Couple Wed at Country Home
Pearl E Shoop becomes bride of George J Bonzer in a simple Nashua ceremony at the Shoop residence with Rev Ray Eckerson officiating. The couple plans to housekeeping on Lana farm near Nashua. Also reported: longtime resident Robert Liggett dies of catarrhal pneumonia, and 5 year old Willie Norton contracts diphtheria with quarantine in effect, the year's first contagious disease case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Calvin Shoop
Pearl E
George J. Bonzer
Mae Bonzer
Ray Eckerson
Congregational Church
Otride
Peter Bonzer
Lana Farm
Robert Liggett
Willie
Robert Norton
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. R. Vaughan
G. Adams
J. S. Tuthill
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Rhea Lynch
Misa Rhea Dorothy Lynch
H. E. Camp
Jno
Banghart
High Street
Chicago Record Herald
Rhea Dorothy Lynch
American Conservatory String Orchestra
Kimball Recital Hall
C. G. Stearna
New
Fred Busby
Marion
Silas Northey
J. B Briggs
G. B. Boyce
Aeconomia Club
James G. Meggison
Saxon Street
F. Shoptaugh
W. N. Jones
Roger Seavey
Ida Powell
Fairview Avenue
Postum Cereal Company, Ltd
Battle Creek
Michigan
van Vleck
C. H. Wise
F. N. Mead
Cedar Falls
Anna Schultz
M. McGregor
Otto Newman
ST. Catherine’s
St. Catherine's Society of the Sacred Heart Barch
Ritzinger
Baltimore Street
Highland
Robert W. Johnston
H. B. Plumb
EB. T. Alford
F. F. McKihhinney
J. J. Enright
Charles Stowell
Cascaden Avenue
H. E. N. Club
Stowell
Charles E. Pickett
Leyland Avenue
Walter Johnson
Nampa
Ida
John F. Powers
Crystal Theatre
Henry W. Savage
America
North Waterloo and Railroads
Ann
Mra. J. C
Myra
Fay
St. Pee
Newark
N. J
Angels
Altor Damderene CS
Severes
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