Elegant Waterloo Dinner Party At the Ellis
Mr and Mrs Joseph F Cass and Mr and Mrs John Koeneka entertained a large company of ladies and gentlemen at the Ellis last evening in one of the season s most elaborate social events. Guests wore handsome gowns and a seven course menu served to one hundred ten. A delightful program included vocal solos and instrumental numbers by noted performers. The event closed with praise from guests as they departed.
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John
Koencka
The
Ellis
Waterloo
Cass
Mrs. Koeneke
H. W. Brown
Robert W Johnston
Brown
Richmond
Mr. Parr
Mrs. DeGrosz
Mr. DeGrosz
Miss Olsen
Beroit
G. C. Crawford
Max m DeGrosz
Madame Isobel DeGrosz
Geherzo
DeGrosz
Maxim de- Grosz
Madame Isobel de- Grosz
My Rosary
Nevin
Finn
Foley's Honey and Tar for LaGrippe Coughs
Take Foley's Honey and Tar for LaGrippe coughs and stuffy colds. It gives quick relief and expels the cold from your system. It contains no opiates and is safe and sure. J. K. Joder & Son.
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Foley
J. K. Joder &. Son
Waterloo Masonic and church notices set for late January
Members of Waterloo Chapter Order at Eastern Star meet at Masonic Temple at 9 30 Friday morning to attend the funeral of Brother M L Newton. W R C regular meeting Friday at 2 30 P M. Hawker degree team meets Thursday Jan 26. Tehorahs of First M E church meet at Mrs Nattle Eason 21 South Street Friday Jan 27 at 2 38 P M. Westminster Presbyterian Brotherhood annual meeting at Fourth street church Friday evening with supper at 6 30 followed by reports and officer elections. Mail acceptance to Mrs Fred Pettit 1311 Fourth Street West. Free Texas map offer at French Frazee 6th floor Black Hawk Bank Building.
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Waterloo
Fastern Star
Masonic Templa
M. L. Newton
First M. E. Church
Westminster Presbyterian Brotherhood
Fourth Street West
Fred Pettit
Texas
Gratia
French & Frazee
Black Hawk Bank
A Cowboy's Girl at Syndicate opens Saturday matinees
The Syndicate presents A Cowboy's Girl with G A Stanton as Freshwater Jack and Patrica Barrington as the colonel's daughter in a fourteen member cast. Scenery and costumes highlighted. Also Baby Mine with original New York company showcased at the Syndicate. Madame X thrills Friday. Sherman Stock to open Monday with Captain Swift. The Missouri Girl arrives Wednesday with Ozark rural comedy and moral message.
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Syndicate
Thespis
New York
Daly’s Theater
Chicago
Henry W. Savage
Savage
Lfe
Ozark Country
Commission Government Proposals Fail In Three Cities
Monmouth Tl January 25 voters rejected the commission plan by 221 with factory district opposition and low turnout. Quincy Tl January 25 the commission plan was defeated by 1796 amid clashes between politicians and liquor interests. Kewanee January 23 adopted the commission form at a special election by 605 of 1736 votes.
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Monmouth
Commission
Quincy
Laquor
Kewanee Adops
Kewanee
Italians Arrested With 118 Counterfeit $10 Notes
Washington reports secret service officers found a counterfeit ten dollar note of the Merchants' National Bank Providence R I with letter B series 1902. Treasury number 133529 carries a McKinley portrait. Two Italians arrested at Taylor Pa. were found to possess 118 such notes. Red cherries 19 cents a can advertised by Union Mercantile Co.
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Washington
National Bank
Secret Service
Merchants’ National Bank of Providence
R. 1
Treasury
McKinley
Taylor
Resubmission Move Urges Statewide Prohibition in Iowa
A 25 member Iowa Constitutional Amendment association committee will push for resubmitting the constitutional amendment for statewide prohibition. The group, organized at the Y M C A convention, plans a $500000 capital stock, trustee setup from each county, and a district plus at large board to unite temperance organizations and present a united front to legislature.
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Des Moines
Iowa Constitutional Amendment’ Association
House
Senate
Association
Bailen
Rob to Pay Loan Sharks Suspected in County Theft Ring
The civil service commission links thefts at the county hospital and Dunning institutions to salary siphoning by loan sharks. Evidence shows county property, money, and patient clothing missing annually as J Mullin, a salary loan collector, takes a large share under a contract with employees at ten percent monthly interest.
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Chicago
Civil Service Commission
J. Mullen
No Churches in 143 Villages Reported
A Federated Council of Churches study shows 143 villages lacking any church presence while some of these towns host two or three saloons. The uneven church distribution highlights gaps in national coverage and access to religious services.
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Washington, D. C
Federated Council of Churches of Christ of America
Clergy Gather for Thurston Consecration as Oklahoma Bishop
Hundreds of Episcopal clergy from more than a dozen dioceses attended the consecration service in St. Pauls Church Minneapolis with Sev Theodore Payne Thurston, rector of St Pauls, being made bishop of the east diocese of Oklahoma. The rite was led by Right Rev Daniel Sylvester Tuttle, bishop of Missouri.
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Minneapolis
Minn
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Sev
Theodore Payne Thurston
St. Paul's Church
East
Oklahoma
Daniel Sylvester Tuttle
Missouri
Prominent man named in police court summons
Frieda Lemp, 16, accuses Charles E. Biair, former Missouri law enforcement league attorney and former Bankers' Old Line Life Insurance president, of kissing her after she answered an advertisement for a stenographer in his Central National Bank building office. Two special policemen had rented an office next to his for three weeks after an anonymous tip.
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St. Louis
Central National Bank
Charles E. Biair
Missouri Law Enforcement League
Bankers’ Old Ine Tife Insurance Company
Frieda Lemp
Mink Ranches Next
Senator FH. W. Cheadin of Duluth plans a senate bill to ease mink propagation. Current law bans domestication of the fur animal, but supporters led by Captain Alex McDougal argue mink can be domesticated and would boost northern Minnesota counties as fur prices stay high.
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St. Paul
Jan
FH. W. Cheadin
Duluth
Senate
Cheadle
Alex McDougal
Minnesota
Bluff's Classmen on an Anxious Seat
Council Bluffs high school leaders faced accountability after a Monday razing stunt. Over fifty upperclassmen and class girls may be suspended as freshmen were hazed on Main Street, causing runaways, damage, and strong faculty and board concern. Iodine used on faces sparked complaints.
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Council Bluffs
Council Glnrls High School
Owan Wins Over President Lew At Federation Convention
John P. White of Oskaloosa Illinois was elected international president by 26,743 votes while Thomas L. Lewis received 72,190. Frank Hares of Springfield Illinois won the vice presidency. Howard Perry was re-elected secretary treasurer. John Mitchell led federation delegates with 113,285 votes. new officers take office April 1. Mrs Beatty recovering from pneumonia.
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Columbus
United Atme Workers of America
John P. White
Oskaloosa
Ill
Thomas L. Lewis
Formice
Frank Hares
Springfield
B. S. McCullough
Bay City
Mich
Dubois
William Young
South Fort
William Fitzsimmons
Scranton
William Feeney
California
John Mitchell
International
American Federation of Labor
Dele- Labor
Forlogg
Gates
Duncan McDonald
W. D. Wilson
John Wallace
T. Be Lewis
TIZ Happy Feet Claim Weighs Against Sore Feet
An advertisement proclaims TIZ relieves sore feet instantly and prevents corns callouses and bunions with a claim it cleanses pores and cures foot soreness. It pledges a money back guarantee and offers pricing at 85 cents per box plus mail order from Walter Lathes Dodge & Co Chicago IL.
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Walter Lathes
Dodge & Co
Chicago
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Hale
ST. Andrew's Brotherhood
St. Andrew’s Brotherhood
Russell Lamson
Third Avenue West
Farry Ellis
Verne Bartling
Jack Maynard
Elliott
Yearsley
Fred Wray
Homer Smith
J. Q. Berkley
Q. Lamson
Harry Ellis
Bayard Street
First Presbyterian
Women’s Working Association
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H. L. Litchfield
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Oakavenue
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G &E
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Sam Scott
Anna Repp
Rosebud Club
Este Miller
Washington Street
Gether
Kensington
J. B. Ridenour
Commercial Street
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First Congregational Church
Maud Popp
Patt Lindner
Bess Wedford
Alles Ruge
Eunice Hwatt
Hudson
A. T. Joder
F. C. Baldwin
Plymouth Circle
Philotes Club
B. H. Stolle
Sycamore Street
N. J. Wolfe
W. F. Stolte
W. B. Howell
Walnut Street
J. E. Blenis
Townsend
Hopkins
Christian Church
Searchlight Club
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H. 5. Burnell
Sumner Street
J. D. Collins
Roge Hawkins
Barfoster Maurer
Dewar
Johnson
St. Paul's M. B
Will Marquis
Parsons
Kan
East Waterloo High School
Black Hawk County
St. Paul’s M. E. Church
Queen Esther
Young Ladies
Hawkkera
Sherman Stock Company
Captain Swift
Rwoo
Union Mercantile Co
Lafayette
Phono
WITTE
Capital
Leaner Very
Berlin
Paul Singer
Reisehtag
Mullen
Irving
Edlard Munn
Rob
Mink Ranches
Minnesota Senators
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Owan
Lew
J. P. White
United Mone Workers
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