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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1913
Page
4
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Flixit of Senna as a harmless, effective remedy for liver and bowel ills, claiming it cleanses torpid bowels without griping or weakness and comparing favorably to violent purgatives. The surrounding local notes report community visits, sales, illness, and a funeral, reflecting a small-town newspaper page.
Parkersburg notes list residents visiting relatives and moving plans. Bert Lawrence and daughter from Iowa Falls spent Sunday. George Morgans moving to Waterloo. Mrs. W T Evans improving health. Miss Harriett Miller returned to Waterloo. several locals ill or traveling. A Masonic special meeting discussed J P Browns store and lodge hall plans on Main Street costing about 12000 dollars with five years lease for lodge rooms. construction slated after weather clears for occupancy by August first. A supper for firemen and wives, dance recaps, and a grand jury visit in Allison regarding recent store robberies also noted.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims tablets digest food, reduce flatulence and heartburn, and improve overall health with natural digestion. Sold at Sicnhex in drugstores.
Mooreville community brief recounts visits to Waterloo Traer Dows and New Hampton. Local residents attend Robert Burns event while others make calls in La Porte Dysart and Indiana. A fall on a hearse injures Otis McCall. new baby for Mr and Mrs Leo of Dows. ice season ends with good quality ice. Grover Thomas and wife plan to reside locally. Arch McCarn from Michigan visiting AL D. Lawyer home.
Jacob Snyder made a business trip to Osage on Saturday. James Maynard marketed hogs at Hudson Thursday. Many residents attended the farmers institute at Hudson last week. Frank Lichty sold a bunch of tatt Ne to Phil Beck Friday. Miss Tha Maroney visited Cedar Falls Sunday. Several families here are sick with grip and cards. Mrs. Matt Gill purchased a plane for her children.
News notes report births visits and social events. Mr Rice from Appleton fell ill while attending Mrs Mabel Rice sale. Birth announced for a boy to Mr and Mrs Lee Isenhert of Wadena, formerly Mollie Fenie. Several residents visit relatives in Waverly Waterloo Nashua and Adrian. Meetings upcoming include Ladies Aid at Mrs Jennie Zwanziger and Social Hour at Mrs Fred Bergman. Rourke family attended a wedding in Mt. Auburn.
Clarksville February notes report visitors from Aurelia Waterloo Nora Springs and Alber t Lea plus local social events. The Golden Link candy sale and Ladies' Missionary society earnings are listed along with patient updates at a Cherokee sanitarium and a Penrose golden wedding in Independence.
There is no better medicine made for colds than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It acts on nature's plan, relieves the lungs, opens the secretions, aids expectoration, and restores the system to a healthy condition. For sale by all dealers.
Fairbank report notes Hayer King traveling to Cedar Rapids for a Redpath Lyceum Bureau banquet for secretaries and locals. GQ C Hickelberg and wife and W L Murphy and wife rode to Waterloo. Blanche Hayes stopped in Dunkerton. Claire Ward visits brother Ariel in Bayard Iowa. Mrs Alex Robertson continues guesting with her mother, Mrs O H.
Paine returns to Hewitt Minn from visit. Auditor Everett spent day with his parents. Mrs. Considine ill with pneumonia but improving. Devlin of Waterloo transacted business here. Mrs. McCuntif and son Donald guests from Texas. Fay of Waterloo and Rev Reuber resignations noted. Bowling alley sold to Oelwein buyers. Baptist church revival ends with new members. Mrs. Jardee of Oelwein visited. Lehm Kuhl in Chicago. Paine visits Dunkerton then back home. Fairbank lecture set for Feb 8 by Miss Buckley. Lowell returns from Waterloo. Armstrongs go to Aurora for revival. Walgamots travel to Chicago for show and millinery stock. Lilly Dewald in Waterloo. Cappel of Hazleton mentioned.
The H A Steubling farm will be taken over in spring as Mr Steubling and his family plan to reside in Kansas City. Mrs Edith Everett, who has been visiting to oversee business, returned to Union Illinois. Everett has rented her Union farm to parties there who will take possession soon. Henry Dange of Stanley visited last week to see his brother P Z Dange and family.
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