New Year Society Events Across Local Homes and Halls
Tonight Elks dancing party at Elks hall and New Year’s event for Christ Episcopal Altar Guild at Rev and Mrs Hinkle’s home. Also decorating and social gatherings at Isenhower, Lichty Luncheon Club, Deen Club, O We Go Club, Missionary societies, Indies Industrial society, and various church groups. Friday features receptions, thimble bee, and listed gatherings at First Baptist Westminster Church First Presbyterian and First M. E. venues with multiple hostesses and attendees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Hall
Altar Guild
Christ Episcopal Church
G. W. Hinkle
Isenhower
Jefferson Street
Ben Ti
Lichty
W. E. Robinson
North Street
J. H. Deege
Dawson
Christ Episcopal Missionary Society
J. W. Krapfel
Park Avenue East
Tonie
Whine
Missionary Department of Woman's Working Association of the First Press
Oliver Stevenson
Indies Industrial Society of
Union Congregational Church
Mesdames Richards, Smith
Fornightly Club Explores Slavery And Policy Debate
The Fortnightly club held a large meeting at the public library to discuss slavery with S. M. Wallace presenting The Southern View of Slavery and Superintendent A. W. Chamberlin speaking on Slavery Its Economic and Industrial Effect on the Nation. The session included remarks by President A. G. B. Lovejoy and others, and noted Henry W. Grout's new membership. A continuation on The Reconstruction Period is planned with Attorney General Mullan and J. L. Crate in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library West
S. M. Wallace
A. W. Chamberlin
A. G B. Lovejoy
J. C. Stevenson
B. J. Howrey
J. S. Tuthill
Henry W. Grout
Wallace
South
Chamberlin
United States
Booker T. Washington
Mullan
J. Lys Crate
Girls Opportunity Club
First
Coners National Church
Ali
Vera Rack
Margarrits- Waters
Gertrude Goodrich
Catherine Xsidgswick
Alaska
Waterloo Social and Club Notes in One Evening
A long Waterloo society roundup covers a club dinner hosted by J. H. Roge with guests and initiations, Royal Ladies and Arcanums installations, birthday observances for Mrs. Heller and Miss DeArmond, and multiple club meetings featuring needlework, music, and supper. Guests include Mrs. Lewie O’Farrell of Bloomington and Miss DeArmond, with various officers elected for Delta and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Roge
J. Z. Armstrong
HE. J. Care
Varry Bandfield
Hay Lewis
J. H. Rose
E. F. Feeley
C. J. Larrabee
Lewie O'Farrell
Bloomington
West High
Pinkerton Hall
Metropolitan Orchestra
Touise’ Thompson
Awatenna
Minn
Alice Rugg
Troy Shallenberger
Lancaster
W. F. Shallenberger
DE Armond
Georgiella
Waterloo Conservatory of Music
Conservatory Rooms
Marguerite de Armond
Oak Park
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises a Cure
A 100 dollar reward offer accompanies an ad promoting Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy. The text claims internal action cures catarrh by affecting blood and mucous surfaces, with a promise of building up the constitution and curing all stages. Proponents assert faith in the product and urge readers to seek the remedy from pharmacists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
FL. Cheney & CO
Toledo
All Druggliata
Mall
Millars Host Fest as Club Members Gathered at Mullan Avenue
Mr and Mrs J D Millar hosted BM Ko club members at their Mullan avenue home with Celeste and Evelyn Miller assisting. Guests enjoyed a two course dinner and the game five hundred. The club meets again at Mrs La McDermott’s home in two weeks for lunch and bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Makers Band
First Baptist
T. H. Heller
Leland Avenue
Mullan Avenue Caat
T Gcock
Celeste
Evelyn Miller
4A la. McDermott
Lencheon
Rabi
Mo Knox
Yvester- Vavo
Park Avenue
Dal Quatelagis
Limeheon
Jo Ban
Wein We Miller von Tishland Lowlevard
Wolves Starved Wolves Seen Near City Hall
Starvation snows drive wolves into settled areas in search of food. An officer from the city police shot at a timber wolf near a garbage can within feet of the city hall after it was found dead in the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton
Tadan
Hairth
Stomach relief claims for Root Juice treatment
Mrs Emily Moor of Mason City testifies that Root Juice eased her indigestion and stomach distress after other medicines failed. The ad asserts Root Juice benefits kidney and liver troubles and other pains, sold by Henderson Dice Co in dollar bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Moor
West Fourth Street
Mason City
Henderson Dice Co
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Cure for Grippe
A vintage ad extols Pape's Cold Compound as the sole quick remedy for colds and grippe. It claims two hourly doses, three in a row, dulls headaches and nasal misery, and asserts unique research backing with no harmful after effects, sold widely by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Ospen Skulking Near Euriy This Horing
A garbled note reports an ospen skulking near Euriy during a morning hour. It mentions a fancy dairy butter priced at 330 TMH at CG HH Khehiney's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khehiney's
Milburn Johnson Opens Stenographic Bureau at 315 Marsh Place
Milburn Johnson, a well known young business man formerly with a local office supply house, has opened a stenographic bureau at 315 Marsh Place building. A Mast Waterloo high school and College of Commerce graduate, he is an expert in stenography and utilizes a multigraph. He seeks work and will handle carding copying and related stenographic tasks with careful attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn Johnson
Marsh Place
Johnson
Mast
Waterloo High School
College of Commerce
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Alexander
James Bhtuk
Independence Avenue
Frances Rout
Anna Davidson
Lincoln Circle
Robert Anderson Post
G. A. R. Hall
K. IL
Waterloo
I. A
F Engineers’ Hall
Berta Fay
Jessie Wyant
Vine Street
Miss Fay
C. M. Wrant
Mary Greentee
Jesse Davis
Lebanon
Ind
O-We-Go Club
Dixner
O-We-Lrn Club
Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterlooq
Royal Ladies
Arcanum
Royal Arcanums
Pythian Temple
John la Barre
Areninums
Birs. Mae Walker
Prin
Florener
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
Barre
Iowa
Sioux City
Miss DeArmond
Wien Beach
Seoty Bo Prawell
Miss Lay
Xbay
Pelpa NV Delta
Mabel Mook
Misys Priges
Mitty
Delta
M. OB
Aliss Isabel Warr
Mas Alber Turis
Misa Mildred Reeney
Suiss
Virginia Walk Social Comuiittes
Letterrere Wern
Creed Frog
Randy Milley
Rose Blatt
Ruth Jones
Pe Mpines
Clio
Idlewild
Mr. Tall
Home Park Boulevard
W. G. Newsim
Matilda Sleege
Kay Begert
Davis
Iowa City
Pederson
Partersburg
Gaganiard
Hinnche Varrett
Tey
L. A. Urink
Cross Altar Club
Officrs
Blanche Parrett
Fern Garhi Seermlrys
Tosa
Vivian Brink
Harriett Miller
Girls’ Friendly Society
Girls’ Friendly Society of
Constance ‘Smith
Vermont Street
Miles MM
Foote
Frances Foote
Pravent
Maith Sussell
Sacred Heart Altar Society
C. Filagerald
Wanton
Sacred Heart
John Ritzsinger
Latgren
Baltiomore Street
OL. Cleb
GS. Frama
U. I Club
Yestearday
Ninth Street East
J. Clyde
FP. Peterson
Clyde
Hawthornes Pavenue
Mayelowe EL Cle
J. Vic Lion
Mayflower Club
South Street
Soca
Valiessey
G. Tal
Waterion Furniture
Darrah
Syrae Lmoere Street
Bowclovk
Py. Jackman
A. Warlisie
Postum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek, Mich
Deborah Society
Pebarab Society
TM Watts
William Decodes
Adife McCormick
Agatha Watts
Aleigie Fide
Wood
Persphone Epernitares
Ceedar
Cedar Falls
Ains
Miieuilsity Society
Louis TH
Stoke Yesterly
Brethen
Teephone
de Witt, Clinton Co
O. Knene
Ehint
Davenport
Frasumpigog
He, Ewelers
Merrell-Soule CO
Syracuse, New York
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