Community club notices and anniversaries in local events
Various social and fraternal gatherings listed for tonight and Wednesday. installations, parties, meetings, and anniversaries at churches, lodges, clubs, and halls with hostesses and addresses. Notable items include the Knights of Pythias and Sisters installation, anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Mattingly, and several circle and mission society meetings.
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Lady Maccabees
Labor Temple
E. A. Heald
Broadway
Young Woman's Club
First Congregational Church
Maude Popp
Amiunda Vogt
First Presbyterian
Thercuesday
Angeline Campbell
Washington’ Street
Courier Patterns Coupon Order For Fashion Department
Courier patterns available with accompanying design and seam options. Send coupon to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo with 10 cents per pattern. Orders filled promptly and should arrive within ten days after sending.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Illinois Central annual report details expansions and gains
The sixty third annual report by C H Markham president of Illinois Central notes additions and betterments worth 10 119157 82 including six stations four south one in Waterloo and one in Illinois taxes up by 217 820 locomotives 136 steel passenger cars 117 freight cars 2683 steel coal cars 2500 total pensioners 476 with 104 715 paid in pensions operating expenses up 4 01 increase in freight handled 4 0 07 000 and in passengers transported 118 322 miles of road 4762 track protected by block signals and 1 031 848 721 tons of Illinois Lump coal mined last year
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C. H. Markham
Illnois Gentral
Waterloo
Illinois
The Ham Tree at Waterloo Tonight With McIntyre
John Cort's production of The Ham Tree by Hobart and Schwartz features McIntyre and Heath and a large company for a three act stage comedy set to entertain Waterloo tonight.
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McIntyre and Heath
John Cort
George W. Hobart
Jean Schwartz
McIntyre
Heath
Majestic Show Delivers Top Laughs and Charm
The Majestic hosts a premier bill with Brown Harris and Brown delivering rapid-fire whimsy and puns, Patricola and Myers drawing applause, and Geo Ade's The Mayor and The Manicure praised. Vera Berliner energizes audiences with a renowned violin act and couture gowns, while The Diffin Red Cay Troupe excites with a dynamic casting routine.
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The
Majestic
Brown
Ade
Vera Berliner
Oberlin College Glee Club in City Concert Tonight
Considerable interest is shown by locals as the Oberlin College Glee Club performs at the First Methodist Church this evening. The musical group comes here well recommended and a large audience is expected. the net profits after expenses are anticipated to be favorable.
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Oberlin Ghee Club
Oberlin College Glee Club
First Methodist Church
Local events and visits fill La Porte City social notes
Mrs St A Benjamin visits her daughter Mrs F S Baird in Vinton. Kenneth Bannister hosts eleven boys for dinner for friends and visitors Ben Nave n and Ralph Baumgardner of Waterloo. Mrs G Rober is seriously ill. Verne Lehman and Karl North return to Minnesota for university studies. L Bannister returns from Minnesota on land interests. Philip Snyder returns home from Arriba, Colorado. Odd Fellows install new officers with officers from Hudson and Waterloo attending. free supper afterward. Opening night of Old Country fair with La Porte City Orchestra nightly. light dancing allowed. Mrs Edna Bowman starts as bookkeeper at Corner Bravery. Paul McGaleran to Dubuque for St Joseph's College. Geo Burmaster family from Watertown, S D visit. W V Elsom transferred to Iowa Falls.
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la Porte City
Jan F
Mra
St. A
Benjamin
F. 5
Baird
Vinton
L. S. Bannister
Kenneth Bannister
Ben Naven
Ralph Baumgardner
Waterloo
G. Rober
Verne Lehman
Karl North
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Hudson
Feltown
Fantastic
Edna Bowman
Bravery
Paul McGaleran
Dubuque
St. Joseph's College
Geo. Burmaster
Little Daughter
Watertown
RE. M. Faven
Wv. V. Elsom
Rock Island
Iowa Falla
Paid funds redirected to the Dea Coness Fund
A fragment notes payments were to be turned into the Dea Coness Fund. The item lacks clear dates or additional names.
Saloon Case Appeals From Black Hawk County
The January term of the supreme court lists eight appeals from Black Hawk county. Names include L. F. Newell vs W C Nuhn executor, Crippen vs Belangee, Annie Overton vs City of Water loo, J H Riley et al vs H L Litchfield, John E Waterhouse vs City of Waterloo, estate of J J Tylerton vs Cornell College to test a will granting 10000, and Mary E Withey vs Fowler Co. The Waterloo saloon case is noted.
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Supreme Court
Pettit
Black Hawk County
L. F. Newell
W. CG. Nuhn
A. E B. Crippen
P. W. Belangee
Annie Overton
City of Waterloo
J. H. Riley
H. L
Lost girl Edith Wills sends unlabeled cards from Council Hills
Wills family in Council Hills Wisconsin reports two postal cards from missing Edith Wills whose address remains unknown due to no postmarks. The cards were sent to Mr. Wills via Chief Leighton and opened by the Marshalltown police chief after Mr. Wills left town. A letter from Mrs. Wills accompanied the cards urging his return home and confirming the handwriting.
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Wills
Council Hills
Edith Wills
Mr. Wills
Leighton
Marshalltown
Missing Peosta girl and father search continues
The mother believed the cards came from Peosta though no postmark appeared on either. The girl wrote she was well and enjoying her work. Mr. Wills is expected back in Waterloo today to aid in the search, which may be abandoned if she cannot be found in Peosta. Police have aided in the investigation during several days of inquiry.
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Peosta
Wills
Waterloo
Fta
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Tod
Enciety
Murray Club
Bess Hoffman
Allen Street
Ells’ Hall
Daughters of Isabella
K. C. Hall
Christ In Endeavor Society of
West Ilminster Presbyterian
Ladies Aid’ Society of St. Joseph's Church
D. E. B. T. 600 Club
G. A. Tibbitta
Logan Avenue
L. C. T. M. Waterloo Hive
A. O. U. W. Hall
Womans’ Missionary Society of Ematual Evangelical Church
W. H. Srunn
Courtland Street
Missionary Society of First Baptist Church
L. A. Knittle
Fourth Street
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Guy Loomis
Wellington Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
United Brethren Church of
Maple Grove
J. T. Mattingly
Hazel Butterfield
Edward Beal
Rev. Jameson
Mr. Mattingly
England
London
Anna Mattingly
Somerset County
Shannon
Mattingly
Cedar Falls
BE. E
Effie
Vera
Leda
Bert
C. C. Dillavoy
Franklin
Roy Sinnard
Franklin Street
George Counsell
J. Fason
H. A. Maine
Chautauqua
Carnegie
Columbia
Library West
Cadwallader
Balkan Peninsula
Roosevelt
E.G. Haven
Grant
Bia
Grant Circle
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Temple
Pythian Quartette
Louis Alberta
Gertrude Perkins
Carlton Sias
Knights
Lulu Ladage
Austin Burt
F. S. Merrian
H. L. Crowell
M. C. Club
F. F. Jung Kung
Highland
B. L. Kellogg
Gregg Gregory
F. M. Michael
Grace M. HE
Home Missionary Meeting
W. F. Lightney
John Good
A. M. Miller
Foreign Missionary Society
Paul Davis
Wichita
Kan
Aid Society
J. J. White
Leland Avenue
T. F. Riley
Ancillae Society
Sacred Heart Church
Mayme Egan
Anna Green
Verna Gleason
Mayme Fox
Ladies’ Auxiliary
T. G. Taylor
Fourth Street West
Walnut Street Baptist Church
J. B. Smith
Queenledge
Rebekah Araft
Rebstahs
T. O. C. Hall
Courtland Hus- Bey
Merlon
5. C
P. BP
Mr. Heath
Georgia
Henry Jones
Alexander
Wmelight
P. E
Meiwting
P. FE
J. W. Richards
Belle Sherman
Maude Kuhne
Ifie McCollum Jones
Jones
Kansas
California
Ilinois
T. B. Lund
Kingsley
van Metre
Cora Wilson
Greene
Elelet
Ellis’ Tall
Elks' Hall
Aoa
Co. L
T. M. Kentzelman
Missi
Ethel Allard
Alta Fisher
J. W. Rinker
Unity Guild
Edna Cass
Mullan Avenue
iMiss Helen Byrnes
Clara McWittrick
Mable Barr
Jeannette Hoff
Mollie la Tier
George Ralston
Lore Alford
Walnut Street
Florence Cadwell
Huntington
Wliss
Burch’s
Chinchillas
Son’s Coats
Illinois Central
Children's Wool Union
Laporte Daily Bulletin
Maude Longarel
Waterson Evening Courier
Farmers’ Tel
WG. Adams
Main Street
Mr. Adame
Cando
ED Johnson
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