Woman's club lectures and literary events in Waterloo
The Waterloo Woman's Club schedules two lectures next week. Mrs. Lucy Seward Noble will discuss The Women of India at First Presbyterian church, with proceeds aiding city charities. Mrs. Stevenson will lecture on Henry Esmond at the public library auditorium, following a club introduction to Thackeray's novel.
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Woman’s Club
Woman's Club of
Waterloo
Lucy Seward Noble
Cedar Falls
India
First Presbyterian Church
Des Moines College
Henry Esmond
Thackeray
Woman's Club
Public Library East
Cadwallader
C. W. Chapman
Mary P. Edgerton
Mirs
Pioneer Nurse of Waterloo Dies After Lifelong Service
Miss Harry C. Williams a Waterloo pioneer and practical nurse who lived at 410 Seventh Street East died Sunday at 8 30 am from dropsy after a lengthy illness She was born in New York state and was TS years old last May She leaves four nieces and three nephews and was a lifelong member of the Methodist church The funeral will be held Monday at 2 pm in Hileman Gindt chapel with Rev W P Spry conducting services
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Harry C. Williams
Waterloo
Seventh Retreet East
Fourteenth
Bluff Streets
Presbyterian Hospital
C. Cadwallader
Daisy Withers
New York State
G. T. Hinkel
Fort Laudersdale
Fla
Blanche
Jace Williams
Grant Willams
Oregon
Raymond
John Williams
Florida
Methodist Church
Af. E
Hileman & Gindt
W. PF. Spry
Courier Patterns Send Coupon for Up-To-Date Designs
Fill out the coupon and mail to FASHION DEPARTMENT WA TERLOO EVENING COURIER WA TERLOO with 10 cents per pattern. Patterns accommodate seams and orders are filled promptly, reaching buyers within ten days after sending.
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Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Temperature Report From Buchanan Optical Co Catalog
Yesterday’s weather showed a maximum of 22 degrees below zero and a minimum of 1 degree below zero. A year ago the low was 7 degrees above and the high 25 degrees. Since Wednesday night at midnight the thermometer has consistently marked subzero readings.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Syndicate Black
Eta Rennet
Sant
Veterans and Auxiliary Install Officers Tuesday Evening
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary announce installation of officers Tuesday evening at the G A R hall starting at 8 30 Dr Z G Taylor will install both sets of officers A program and refreshments follow Members of the A R and their families invited Rae Murhead Bible study class meets tomorrow at the M C A parlors All members urged to attend Railroad Mission Sunday School association holds a business meeting on Fourth street north tomorrow evening to elect officers and discuss business G T A Be of UBL meets Wednesday at 2 30 in Engineers hall installation of officers planned Daughters of Isabella hold a special meeting this evening at KK Chall Evers member urged to attend for important business.
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First Presbyterian
Lydia Society
First Presbyterian Church
Clair H. Parker
Clay Street
Brotherhood of the Church
James Black
Independence Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
James MM. Graham
Z. W. Krapfel
Park Avenue East
A. W. McFarlane
George F. Mills
Roger T. Growell
Luther Vale
Fred Estey Adams
Marshall B. Craig
F. E. Breckinridge
King
George FE. Lichty
Jean Lichty
Soash Hall
The
Christian Church
W. H. Smith
Fowler Street
King's Daughters
King’s Daughters of the Firsts
Mesdames Myers
Beal
Walters
Ralston
Webb
Balcom
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Soclock
Z. G. Taylor
A. R
Rae Murhead Business Girls
Railroad Mission Sunday School Association
Fourth Street North
U.bl
Engineers’ Hall
Daughters of Isabella
Chall Evers
Crystal Theatre
Theatre West
Chicago
Wwaterloo
Lasky
Partelli
Murphy
Alvino
Rialko
Kaufmans
Crystal
Flying Too High
Community traders discuss ambition with Uncle Bhen as Case's milk operates at fourteen branches, while a tall tale warns against overreaching and overlooking the simple holdings like a turkey bird.
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Case
Case's
Alers
Uncle Bhen
President Markham voices stance on strike and railway policy
Freeport business leaders press for compromise while President Markham reiterates refusal to recognize the federation. He cites public and stockholder interests, arguing a railroad cannot halt commerce over a labor dispute and promising preference to nonviolent workers as vacancies arise. Crystal Theatre opens with Laughing Six Hobors and other acts.
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Freeport
Tuo
Ilinois Central Railroad
Ch. Pullen
Mark
Nain Wiade
Sdata
Markhbant
Citizens’ Commercial Association of Freeport
C. H. Markham
Tunneis Central Railroad, Company
H. Wright
Association
Markham
Attacked Workman on Barclay Street in Mt Albrecht
A timekeeper at the central railroad shops on Barclay Street in Mt Albrecht was attacked at about 6:30 AM by two unknown men. He cannot identify the assailants, warrants issued for John and Joseph Doe, and police search continues. The victim sustained facial injuries and head bruises, with bleeding, as investigators pursue possible personal enmity.
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Oelack
Mhreis Central
Ishate
Barclay Street
Albrecht
John
Joseph Doe
Round House
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Fred Anstid
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Fifth and
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Ellis
Fiorence McElhinney
Harry W. Sigworth
Bilis
Thomas I. Feyen
Cora McMahon
John Mullany
Oliver Eason
Ninth Street West
Alice Eason
Miss McMahon
W. J. Connelly
Saxon Street
Lend A Hang
AID
Robert C. Westenberg
Independence
W. B. Addy
Seattle
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Oriental Club
A. G. Lawton
Fourth Street
Crystal Theater
Laskys
Emily C. Williams
Teenth and
Bay Streets
Floe
Namie
Van
Markhail
Mog
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Metall's Magazine
Mai
McCall's Magazine
New York
West Fourth Street
H. M. Anderson
Cash Grocer
Liten & Sons
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