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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1911

Page

3

Annual Meeting of First Congregational Church

The congregation met last evening at the Fourth and South streets church with over 200 members at a supper. Officers were elected for the coming year and deacons honored. Rev. Walter I Rollins was praised for his leadership as the fifth annual meeting presiding pastor. The group aims to raise 4800 for church expenses and work, with Rollins continuing as pastor.

First Congregational Church Fourth Walter I. Rollins W. H Walter H. Rollins F. MI. Shores C. P. Rugg J. H. Goodrich Mr_ Warfield Revy JF. Q. Stevenson Carleton Sias Ww. C. Logan Benevolence Iss Nellie Newton

Massachusetts Deadlock Over Lodge Re election Caucus

Boston Mass Jan 13 Republicans seek a majority to elect Henry Cabot Lodge to a Senate seat with a joint ballot 143 votes needed. Lodge is expected to be named by acclamation but insurgent Republicans seek to prevent reelection while Democrats plan a caucus to respond.

Boston Mass United States Massachusetts Henry Cabot Lodge Mr. Lodge Frgi Butler Ames Senator Lodge Lodge

A Real Tonic Digestive Tonic Sale

A Real Tonic Merital Tonic Digestive composed of hydrastis centian pepsin senna India root and other ingredients. It tones the system aids digestion improves appetite and cleanses impurities. Just what you need when all run down and for that all tired out feeling. Get a bottle today and see how quickly it will make you just as good as new. Henderson Drug Co exclusive local agents.

Henderson Drug Co

All Water Meters Planned For Cedar Rapids Citywide

The Cedar Rapids water system reports rapid progress installing meters at about fifteen per day. By June 1 every consumer will be metered, with 3,638 of 5,329 connections already on meters and roughly 1,800 remaining. The city plans further mains purchases and new hydrants as part of a year of major improvements.

Cedar Rapids City Water Company

Who Starts the Pires In Schoolrooms

Minneapolis January 13 A Western state case asks who must heat a schoolroom. If a teacher’s contract requires building fires she must trudge through snow at dawn to fetch kindling. If the board’s duty is to heat, the district must hire a warmer for a warm room at arrival.

Minneapolis State Superintendent of Public Instruction

La Porte City Considers Interurban Rail Plan

Citizens weigh an Iowa Traction Company interurban from Oskaloosa to Waterloo via La Porte City. Promoters seek 1000 for a survey with refund guarantee if the line bypasses the town. If built, La Porte City would become a junction, with potential Cedar Rapids extension later. Local interest hinges on early action and community funding.

H. B. Lizer la Porte City la Porte Iowa Traction Company Waterloo Town City Lowa Traction Company Oskaloosa Montezuma Uma Chilier Dysart Cedar Rapids

Foley's Honey and Tar Relieves Colds Quickly

Fer LaGrippe coughs and stuffed noses seek relief with Foley's Honey and Tar. It offers fast cold relief, expels sickness from the system, contains no opiates, and is described as safe and reliable by J. K. Joder & Son.

Foley's Foley J. K. Joder & Son J. K. Joder &. Son

Will of Mrs Eddy Declared Void by Panel

Concord reports an opinion by William E Chandler and others that Mary Baker Eddy founder of the Christian Science Church died intestate. The unsigned will is deemed void and Eddy’s estate would pass to her next of kin under New Hampshire law. The document includes letters between Chandler and Professor Hannis Taylor and related signatures.

Concord N. H United States William E. Chandler Mary Baker Clover Eddy The Christian Science Church Chandler Washington Next Friends William T. Chamber Professor Taylor Mrs. Eddy Taylor New Hampshire

Congregationalists Hold Annual Meeting In Allison

Allison Jan 11 The Congregationalists held their annual church meeting Thursday evening electing H F Wild clerk and treasurer I Fisher deacon and Mrs A Baxter Mrs F Merrill as prudential board members with Mrs F 78 Merrill named organist and Lillian Wild as assistant The budget totals about 1300 with church women raising 225 and Sunday school 14 News notes include a dairy train visit and local council appointment of A Cook plus visits by KH W Kester plans to Mason City and a New Hartford illness in the Ribbenstein family plus social visits among local residents Bristow W C T P A to entertain Allison and Clarksville unions Saturday

Allison H. F.wild Fisher Prudential Board A. Baxter F. B. Merrill Merrill Lillian Wild A. T. Cook John Gresslin State Dairy Association KH. W. Kester Mason City EL T L. Mill Howard Hamilton Butler County L. A. Ribbenstein Alice Bourquin New Hartford Allison and Clarksvile

Local Socials and Illness Report From Waterloo Area

ZLANETA I. C. Rathman transacted business in Waterloo Saturday. Mr and Mrs Oscar Olgon and Mr and Mrs Robert McCurdy of Morrison and Mr and Mrs Rete Placin of Reinbeck visited the J P Peterson home Saturday. Mrs MaNish and Archim of Cedar Falls visited the Hawant Glaesner home over Sunday. Ebner Gutknecht was visiting friends in Cedar Falls over Sunday. Madelie Popp has been seriously sick for the past week but is now slowly improving. John Richards was a business caller at Dike Monday. Those sick this week include Mrs J P Peterson, Little Laura Rathman, Earl Popp and Helen Brandhorst. Ernest Brandhorst fatally hurt foot injured sometime ago.

I. C. Rathman Waterloo Oscar Olgon Robert McCurdy Morrison Rete Placin Reinbeck J.P. Peterson MaNish Archim Cedar Falls Hawant Glaesner Ebner Gutknecht Madelie Popp John Richards Dike J. P. Peterson Nttle Laura Rathman Earl Popp Helen Brandhorst Ernest Brandhorst

Hudson Lecture Series Adds Third Speaker Thursday

HUDSON Jan 12 H W Sears will be the third number on the lecture course Thursday evening. Mrs F C Baldwin spent Wednesday at Clyde Eightey's. Mrs Al Starr of Waterloo visited friends here last Friday. Robert Jeder missed school this week due to sickness. Miss Abbie Thompson of Chicago visits winter with grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm P Thompson. W G Surayer of Dike was here on business Monday. Mr and Mrs H B Bighmey plan several months west visiting Idaho and California. Miss Lucile Smith ill this week with grip. C W Bedford returned Sunday from Chicago on business. Mrs Sarah Owens visiting friends in Waterloo this week. Mrs Sam Strayer spent Sunday at Reinbeck. Baseball boys earned about twenty five dollars at their basket social. A good crowd, considering there had been a basket social just two a

H. B. Bighmey West Idaho California Lucile Smith C. W. Bedford Chicago Sarah Owens Waterloo Sam Strayer Reinbeck

Local Notes On Meetings Travel And Socials

The Baptists held their annual meeting all day Tuesday with lunch for a large crowd. Susie Alexander and daughter Mabel visited Waterloo Tuesday. State President L D Bowmann will speak at the Brethren church Sunday. Ray Smith spent Sunday with his parents. John Mastain of Cedar Falls visited Byron Sargent’s home. Loonan remains ill with an ear infection. Dr and Mrs T V McManus visited the latter’s parents. Will Donelson and family of Cole left after a week with the Sherratts.

The Baptists Ray Smith Susie Alexander Mabel Waterloo L. D. Bowmann Ladies' Aid Society Brethren Church John Mastain Cedar Falls Byron Sargent Loonan T. V. McManus

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