Ladies of St Josephs church card party and dances
A long list of social events appears including Ladies of St. Josephs church card party hosted by Mesdames ONeill and Renne at the school auditorium. A Masonic dance at K of P hall and a Boys Musical club event led by Owen Hitch precede a busy Friday with many club meetings and entertainments across Grace M E church St Marys St Luke and Immanuel churches plus Elks and Pythian events.
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Ladies of St. Joseph's Church
Elks' Hall
St. Mary's School
Mary's
Yungend Verein
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Hast High
St. Joseph's Church
Helpers Club
St. Luke's English Lutheran Church
Ralph Allen
G. A. R. Hall
Ruth Reed
Lincoln Circle
P. Hall
Auction Bridge Club
W. Shallenberger
Young Mothers’ Club
Anton Felt
I. D. A. Club
W. Leon Belt
Kendota Club
K. of
Elks
Helmet Lodge No
C. C
Miss Mae Slaughter
Sam Scott
Pythian Sisters
J. Pythian Temple
D. A. R. Waterloo
Washington
A. J. Fairburn
Harry Fisher
Grace M. BE
Mr. Fisher
Harmony Inn Club
Mae Valentine
Conductor French to face trial in Grant county circuit court
Dubuque Iowa February 19 one of the court term stories centers on Conductor French of Freeport charged with knocking a man from a Burlington freight train causing his death In 1913 over 30 deaths on tracks between East Dubuque and the Wisconsin river led to coroner s juries and county costs French once IC Railway employee is free on ten thousand dollar bail railroad men will watch the case closely also an advertisement notes coal production figures and a local phone line clear but fragmentary text
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Dubuque
Grant County
French
Freeport
Burlington
East Dubuque
Wisconsin River
The
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Candidate for Engineer Slippy Joins Rector City Ticket
Ralph B. Slippy civil engineer, announced as a candidate for city engineer on the John R. Rector ticket. He has served under former City Engineers Newton and Wilson and with the W C F N railway, and lately does private engineering work. An advertisement notes a New England supper at G A R hall on Feb 21 with supper at 5 p m for 25 cents.
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Ralph B. Slippy
John R. Rector
Mr. Slippy
M. L. Newton
C. T. Wilson
W., C. F. & N. Railway
New England
G. A. R. Hall
Courier Patterns Coupon for Courier Fashion Department
Readers may obtain up-to-date Courier patterns by mailing the coupon and 10 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier in Waterloo. Patterns include seam allowances and are filled promptly, typically arriving about ten days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Central Labor Body Endorses Workingman's Ticket Plan
The Central Labor body nearly unanimously endorsed the Social-Democratic platform for the city election and adopted a workingman's ticket. A joint Sunday meeting will decide the final slate, with Roy R. Reed rumored as mayoral nominee. The union leaders aim to mobilize a large vote to test their strength in Waterloo.
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Social-Democratic Party
Socialist Party
Labor Temple
Murr
Movement For 4
Workingman's
Roy R. Reed
Plumbers
Waterloo
Courier
Majestic Vaudeville Launches Three Day Run
The Majestic opens this afternoon with five features headlining a three day vaudeville lineup. Sigshee's Dogs, Bollenger and Reynolds on a midair wire, Kelly and Galvin’s The Actor and The Italian, Silber and North in comedy song and dance, and The Old Soldier Fiddlers headline. The Dubuque Journal-Herald praises Five in number for their veteran energy, musical talent, and engaging finish. Col Pattee’s talks add sharp, humorous notes to the act.
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Ia 7
R. E. Nauman
Friedl Apartments
Hazel Looker
C. L. Erickson
Erick Rothe
Raymond Brown
Gladys Martin
Iris Livingston
Messrs
Maynard
Noyes
Huffman
Lichty
Hardin
Dr. Brinkman
Paul Davis
Ralph Mason Hix
John Conrad
Metcalf- Lynes
Nevin
Misa Fern Way
Dixie
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Angelina Johnson
Dorothy
George Welker
Grace McKean
Maxwell Case
Ronald Murray
Boggs
Tullar
Burk
Place
Wray
C. W. Hardin
Majestic
Sigshee
Bollenger
Reynolds
Kelly and
Galvin
Silber
North
Dubuque
Col. Pattee
Osteopathy and its guiding principles explained
Dr Verey outlines osteopathy as a complete independent system of healing. It treats a broad range of curable diseases through scientific manipulations plus natural cures, stressing spinal and tissue alignment to restore nerve and organ function.
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Verey
Woodall
Central Nervous System
Foley Kidney Pills Promised Quick Kidney Relief
Successful everywhere people report quick and fine results from Foley Kidney Pills for backache rheumatism and kidney and bladder troubles. The pills supply what kidneys and bladder need to heal weakened organs. Sold by all druggists. Also notes about a 5 p.m. supper and Fairbank visits by Mesdames Valentine Kerns and Lechey.
People's in Building and Loan Association Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the stockholders will be held at the office rear room of Leavitt Johnson National Bank on Monday evening March 2 1914 at 7 30 oclock. Reports from officers will be submitted, secretary treasurer and five directors elected, and other business transacted as appropriate. Edwin Mesick secretary.
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People's In Building and Loan Association
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Edwin Mesick
Home Beauty Parlor Fad and Do It Yourself Mixes
Readers share simple at home remedies for complexion and hair care. Recipes include liquid powder made from spurmax and glycerine, vanthrax scalp wash, hardene tonic for cleansing and digestion, parnotis flesh reducer, almozoin facial mixture, quinzain hair tonic, and a crystal eye bath. Betty Dean's Beauty Book offered for five dollars.
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Madge
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