Evening club notices and meetings head the town
Numerous society and club announcements fill the page with upcoming meetings dinners and installations. Royal Neighbors and Sons of Veterans events head a long list of Circle and Missionary society gatherings at churches halls parlors and the Elk’s and Pythian temples with several installations and special meetings noted for Wednesday and Wednesday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Boash
Woman's Missionary
Oriety
Logan Avenue Evangelical Church
Alfred Gram
Logan Avenue
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
Q. A. R. Hall
Murray Club of Universalist Church
C. Hall
Ancillae Society
Sacred Heart School
Franklin Circle
L. M. Small
Maple
Grant Circle
H. B. Kelly
Washington
Tieten Hotten Club
Edna Bradford
Lydia Society
Oliver Btevenson
Independence Avenue
Calvary Evangelical Church
Church Pariore
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Temple
Bessie
Jessie Gaskins
Falls Avenue
Mra
J. H. Leege
Danaon
L. A. G. Club
William Marsh
Tenth Street West
Central Church of Christ
Osborne
Charles
Woman's Home Missionary Socie
St. Paul's M. E
Walter*Smith
Broadway
Woman's Missionary Society For Universalist Church
M. Jones
H. B. Plumb
Franklin
Ladies’ Aid Society
Charles Stokes
East Park Presbyterian Church
W. H. Bisbee
King’s Daughters of
First M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society of Grace M. E
Elkleta
Elks* Hall
Woman’s Missionary Society of Westminster Presbyterian Church
Northmingler Presbyterian Church
J. L. Lamb
Lupton Avenue
Lend-A-Hand Guild
Fred Hartong
Lane Street
Luther League of First Lutheran’ Church
Luther League of First Lutheran’ Church Banque
Knights and Ladies of Security
Box social—Labor Temple
Epworth League of St. Paul’s
M. E
Court of Honor
M. B.A
Pinkerton Hall
Quintone claims for eczema relief at scalp
A twenty three year old woman treated eczema of the scalp with quintone dissolved in hot water and applied twice daily. Within two weeks the scalp became clean and healthy, with relief from itching. The ad cites quintone as effective for eczema salt rheum tatters ringworm and other eruptions.
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American Health Review
Local clubs host meetings and lectures at city venues
U L club members met at the Metropole hotel with Mrs C M Cheney as hostess and a book review of Our Lady of the Decoration by Mrs J W Rinker. Birthday club hosted by Mrs Compton on Berth Avenue with a two course luncheon. Fortnightly to meet at the public library with program on recreation and national efficiency. M B A No 1116 to hold regular meeting at Pinkerton hall with candidates, degree team, oyster supper, and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Chautauqua
Public Library West
Holland
Belgium
J. T. Allen
Wilhelmina
E. O. W. Club
Helen McSweeney
Grant Avenue
Mary Murphy
Lulu Hughes
Cedar Falls
Misa Alice McGuire
J. ¥. McSweeney
Frank McSweeney
V. J. Rechttertig
Vincent Kelly
Lafayette Street
Miss McSweeney
Harriet Cherry
Allen Street
Miss Cherry
Laverne Beal
C. J. Cherry
Birthday Club
Public Library
Carleton Stas
C. W. Kline
W. F. Parrott
Pinkerton Hall
Segraphic Heights Auxiliary Meeting At St Frances Hospital
The regular meeting of the Se graphic Heights auxiliary of St Francisco hospital was held yesterday afternoon in the Lady of Victory academy. There was a good attendance and several business matters of importance were transacted. The next meeting of the auxiliary will be held the afternoon of Feb. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Guild
M BE
Seraphic Heights
St. Francia Hospital
Lady of Victory Academy
Hospital Auxiliary Hosts Thursday Afternoon Meeting
Mrs J F Cass and Mrs W A Goodman and Mrs H B Kelly will host the Hospital auxiliary at Mrs Cass home on Broadway Thursday afternoon. A large attendance is desired.
New Sunrise to Sunset Train Inaugurated Westbound Only
Minneapolis readers note a daylight passenger service will run from Chicago to California as a sunrise to sunset special. The westbound train departs February 3 for a single trip and costs 265 dollars above regular sleeping car rates. It targets wintering travelers who avoid night travel and dislike time shifts.
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Minneapolis
Chicago & North Western
Union Pacific
Chicago
California
Riverside
Los Angeles
Courier patterns for Couriers wa terloo evening courier
To obtain the up to date pattern of accompanying design fill out the coupon and send it to Fashion Department wa terloo evening courier wa terloo inclosing 10 cents for each pattern These patterns allow for seams All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Death of Two in Dickey Believed Natural
Mrs. Stiles and her husband found dead January 12 in Dickey North Dakota. Both about 75 years old. Mrs. Stiles suffered heart trouble and was found in bed. Mr. Stiles appeared collapsed on the floor. Neighbors not near. Inquest not held. Telegram confirms natural death.
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Dickey
N. D
FL Stiles
Evening Courier
H. T. Banton
Mrs. Banton
Annual Meeting Of Three Churches Honors Officers
Three churches held their annual meeting last evening with favorable reports and hopeful outlooks. First Congregational elected officers including Trustees Austin Burt and F D Popp, and noted size and benevolence efforts. Walnut Street Baptist reappointed officers, reported 720 members, and confirmed new deacons and secretaries. First Baptist elected deacons and trustees, and named officers for Sunday school and church administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Church
New Church
S. 5. C. EB. Society
W. H. Beachler
S. J. Harrison
Beattie, Wash
J. L. Gillian
University of Wisconsin
J. H. Hildebrand
I. M. Gibson
Mr. Pierce
Hudson
Sunday School
Young People’s Society
8. 8. C. E. Society
First Congregational Church
Austin Burt
F. D. Popp
Descen
William H. Hattery
T. R. Aldrich
G. R. Fawkes
Walnut Street
Keith Crowther
J. D. Collins
W. H. Brown
Myrtle Smith
F. E. Mee
John Gilley
Wade Nelson
Justin Prescott
Helene Howell
W. B. Howell
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church and Society
H. L
Rev W Russell to Lead Revivals at Firet Presbyterian
The Firet Presbyterian church plans a revival series starting February 16 with Rev Walter Ruggell of Chicago leading services and Charles Allan directing music. Plymouth Congregational members are invited to join. Session approves a double budget system for church finances at the new year. Des Moines Iowa Jan 14 A bill to regulate employment agencies will be introduced by Rep A G Whitney, prepared by Joseph Pascoe Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firet
Des Moines
A. G. Whitney
General Assembly
Joseph Pascoe
Sioux City
Military Girl at Waterloo this Saturday matinee and night
The Military Girl, a musical comedy, comes to Waterloo for a Saturday matinee and night on January 18. Lead performers Willie Dunlay and Frances Warren star in adventures of soldiers in the Adirondacks. The incident about Slim Henderson names the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Willie Duniay
Frances Warren
Adirondacks
Slim Henderson
Mr. Dunlay
Jona Field
Miss Warren
The Newest Beauty Aids Review in The Metropolis
Ruth Ashton presents beauty tips including a simple delatone paste for hair removal, Mother’s Salve as a ready remedy for colds, magatone in witch hazel for clearer complexions, and a gingerly shampooing method using orm’s root to keep hair clean and healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ashton
Metropolis
Printers Elect New Officers at Waterloo Union Meeting
The annual Waterloo Typographical Union No. 849 elected officers for the coming year including President M. L. Penrose and Vice President V. Willey. Delegates to the Central Labor convention were chosen and E V Willey named correspondent for the Typographical Journal. Members also attended a Crystal theatre screening of A Curable Disease featuring scenes near the Union Printers home in Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Typographical Union
Labor Temple
M. L. Penrose
V. Willey
T. C. Keane
J. J. Fresale
Ed. Kelly
Aa. N. Pruess
L. A. Link
M. E. Meserve
R. R. Jones, Co
Peterson
Arthur G. Stolte
A. F. Dale
J. B. Swanger
Link
Central Labor Convention
M. J. Penrose
F. Bishop
Ed. Baker
E. V. Willey
Waterloo
Crystal Theatre
Colorado, Springs
Annual Meeting Notice for Black Hawk County Fish and Game
The Black Hawk County Fish and Game Protective Association will hold its annual meeting Thursday evening January 16 at 7 30 o'clock. The Waterloo Club rooms on Fourth Street West host the gathering inviting all interested in wildlife protection regardless of membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County Fish and Game Protective Association
Waterloo Club
Fourth Street West
Health and Beauty Advice by Mrs Mae Martyn
Mrs Martyn offers home remedies and potions for skin hair and complexion. Tonic recipes use kardene canthrax canthaxin gal lol and lime water while Delatone paste removes chin hairs and a fat reducer uses parnous in water. Eye tonics with crystal solution soothe inflamed eyes and promote vigor with simple nightly use.
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Mae Martyn
W. J.B
Harriet
Cascarets Ad Claims Quick Relief and Easy Use
An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a nightly laxative to cleanse the stomach and bowels, remove undigested food and toxins, reduce bile, and prevent headaches and indigestion. It touts no griping, sleeping benefits, and a ten cent price, claiming millions use them and that children like them.
Woman Burns From Stove Fire In Decorsh
Mrs Jas, a stringer, was badly burned when her clothing caught fire near a stove. She rolled in snow and sought help, but most of her clothing burned away and her back suffered severe burns. Neighbors aided but her condition remained critical with doubtful recovery.
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Jas
Funeral rites set for James Kearney killed while hunting
James Kearney, who was killed Sunday while hunting, will have funeral rites Thursday morning at 6:80 at St Joseph church conducted by Hev Edward Slattery. Burial will follow in Grundy Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kearney
St. Joseph’ Church
Hev
Edward Slattery
Grundy Center
Black Prairie Lands of Alabama Prospect in Mississippi Border
Northern buyers laud the Black Prairie Bell soil formation in the Mississippi Alabama border frontier. Rich lime-infused, well drained land yields 45 to 80 bushels of corn per acre with profits from oats alfalfa clovers Irish potatoes and other crops. Prime price $35 to $40 an acre with 40 to 160 acre tracts. Round trip railroad fare $34.28 for a viewing trip next Tuesday January 21.
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Mississippi
Black Belt
Selma
Alabama
Gulf
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T. A. McManus
Marie Whiteman
Kather van Schoyck
Etta J Plunkett
Nora Bietel
J. F. F. Club
Hazel Green
Home Park
Miss Green
Mildred Gunsaulus
Gertrude Flynn
MaryJorie Stubbs
Corlie Green
Aewsve
Mrs. Stiles
Kal, Mir
Stiles
Nellie M. Newton
H. W Holland
Walnut Street Baptist
Alice B. Cole
Maen Barnes
Ed Mesick
W. A. Gowell
Ed Marsh
Orvin Call
Eva Wiliams
Eldwin Merick
Mark Humphrey
W. R. Cole
George Pett
Richard Holmes
WI Thompson
W. M. Green
William Thompton
Archie Stocker
Barbara Beck
Ws. R. Pendleton
Geo. Pett
H. J. Thomas
Mr. Starr
Orvin Calt
Will Thompson
Lodomia City
Mae Daries
Mre
J. KH. Vaughan
Aassistant
Will Armstrong
Goo, Welker
Home Department
D. L. Huffnngie
Cradle Roll
F. R. Asquith
Geo. M. Cohan
America
Charles King
Robert Spooner
Barnum
Celia
Ruth
Lovera
Castoria Infante and Children
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James Gardiner Company
First National Building
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Okspense
A Ward
Marlaley Perfumer Toren
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