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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1912
Page
10
A sweeping list of society happenings fills Waterloo notices. Diamond Nelson wedding plans and a host of club meetings appear, including the Larks Club party at Mrs. Marsh’s residence and several Christian Endeavor and church society events across First Presbyterian, Christ Church, and First Baptist venues.
Courier patterns available through the Waterlooo Evening Courier fashion department. Fill the coupon and mail with 10 cents per pattern. Patterns come with seams and orders are filled promptly, typically arriving within ten days after sending.
H O Bernbrock a Waterloo based Republican candidate for the Black Hawk district legislature from Des Moines to Cedar Falls has strong business ties here. He leads Waterloo Steam Laundry and Model Laundry Cleaning Dyeing while directing Black Hawk National Bank and Name Building & Loan and plans an early campaign once weather allows meeting voters across Waterlog Cedar Falls and surrounding territory.
A first supper in the new church dining room fundraising for church running expenses. Miss Katherine Kent of Washburn and Mr Charles F. Maricle of Cedar township set to wed tomorrow at St Marys Gilbertsville. The ceremony attended by relatives and friends, followed by a wedding dinner at the bride’s mother's home. Mrs and Mrs Ames Maricle will reside on a Waterton farm. Anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs A J Ettinger featured a seven oclock dinner with songs by Mabel Ettinger and violin by Winnifred Hair. West High Dancing Club hosts a party with Metropolitan Orchestra. Cantata Queen Esther performed by chorus led by Mrs J Pinkerton. Sermon by Mr Valiant on The Favored One.
The First Baptist Church was crowded last evening as Rev. Gar A. Valiant preached a sermon titled The Bank of Esther. The service featured a musical union of 4 percent.
A lengthy, cautious financial reflection notes renewed business confidence, tempered by political uncertainty. It cites strong stock and money markets, growing imports and exports, and a conservative policy stance as essential to stable times, with hope for clearer politics and better conditions ahead.
Dr Gerritt J Bennett announces office hours from 10 to 12 a m 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Special attention offered to women s diseases Office located at 22244 W Fourth St Phone 118 Residence at Elmwood and Western Phones 1759
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