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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1913

Page

8

Waterloo 10 Teas by Auto Waterloo Iowa Roads Inferior to Those of Other States

Iowa travelers from Waterloo recount a 1600 mile auto journey to Galveston Texas in fourteen days. W. T. Owings and family describe muddy roads, better early Midwest routes, and a six mule assist on a waterlogged stretch. They plan a Texas winter tour and return home by spring.

Iowa Galveston News W. T. Owings Waterloo Galveston Owings EB. E. Jook Hook Houston Michael Blitch Los Angeles Cal Pacific Coast Washington Hotel Texas California Mr. Owings Gulf of Mexico Home

Local Social notes from Eagle Center and nearby towns

Waterloo visitors and Blessing callers are listed among residents. The Ejlot Furry wedding near Traer and a Dubuque funeral touch the community. Traer horse sale, Dike dance, and family visits highlight a busy week plus a Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy advertisement.

Preached Twice On Amusements At Columbus Tabernacle

At a Columbus tabernacle Billy Sunday denounced dancing card playing and theatre going amid a crowd of notable attendees. By Friday afternoon 196 signed cards after a sermon inviting reform, with Miss Marguerite Chenoweth leading a high school contingent to pledge abstention from dancing.

Columbus Tabernacle Billy Sunday Ohio State University Marguerite ‘Chenoweth North High School Sunday

Bible Classes To Meet At St. Pauls M E Church

Bible study classes of St Pauls M E church meet tomorrow evening at 7239 with districts 2 3 4 led by Carl Arneisen 611 Lincoln district 5 by T E Reed 426 Richt district 6 by J J Clark 4147 Lincoln and districts 8 9 10 by Mr Brewster 852 Danaon Epworth league in league rooms.

St. Paul's M. EB Carl Areneisen Lincoln T E. J. Reed Richt J. J. Clark Mr. Brewster Danaon Epworth

Death of Infant Son Remains Mourning for Kelley Family

Mr and Mrs A A Kelley mourn the death of their infant son who died early today at 420 Fourth Street East. The child was born in January. The remains will be taken to Gratiot, Wisconsin on Tuesday for burial.

A. A. Kelley Fourth Street East Gratiot

Trailed Thieves to Independence

Rowley post office safe was blown and $75 in cash stolen on Saturday. Bloodhounds from Waterloo followed scent from an abandoned mall sack to Independence, twelve miles away, before losing the trail at the Illinois Central depot. Local activity centered on the search and reports of visitors around the Rowley area as authorities pursued clues.

Waterloo Homer Bundy Rowley Illinois Central Independence

Local notes from Greene Jan 27 report visits and arrivals

Mrs N B Kea ter and son Francis visited the E W Kester home in Allison. Frank Knight resigns from Dubuque Paper to join Gates Lumber as bookkeeper. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Buzzlef in Jan. Father Sheehy visited Cedar Rapids and Dubuque. Neal family hosts Barriet Neal of Wawa, Tenn. Charles Slidebrand and wife depart for Houston Texas. Electric lights and a stereophone installed at Greene high school. Mrs J P Ayer returns from Chicago. Mrs W E Patterson visits with Hattie DMs of Hurley. George Dugan returns to Lamberton after visiting J N Neat family. Dr Evans to hold M K Conference services. Mrs C V Cave returns from Minneapolis. J B Tracy, Schragee and son ship prize fowl pens to Hampton. Mrs Mary Lambert visits sister Marilla Hodgdon in Waterloo. Rant Rex and Merrian families attend the funeral of Mrs Jancinda Ackley at Marble Rock. R T Stivers returns from Cedar Rapids after visiting his daughter.

Eagle Center J. J. McGarvey Waterloo Frank Weber Katherine Griffen Peter Witty John Bluteh Lena Walsh Chris Blitch Traer Peter Reiter Fred Rosauer la Porte Thomas James Conry Peter Beck Louis Klein Arthur Reiter Walter Clarence Cantry James Taken Dubuque P. C. McGarvey Oscar Casey Dysart Dike William Steimal N. Beck John Smith T. F. Cranny Blessing Julia Cahill Lawrence McGarvey Jaimber Fairburn Place Thomas Coury J. H. Dunn John Eliot Peter Wurr Frank Klein Chicago Louis Weber Wisconsin Gates’ Lumber Company Fred Buzzlef Sheehy Cedar Rapids J. N. Neal Barriet Neal Wawa Tann Charles Slidebrand Houston Tex Evans M. K M. Ks V. Cave Minneapolis J. B. Tracy Schragee and Son Hampton Mary Lambert Marilla Hodgdon Rant Rex Ancinda Ackley Marble Rock R. T. Stivers Misa

Icy fall injures Mrs McIntyre in Shell Rock

In Shell Rock on Wednesday evening Mrs. A McIntyre slipped on ice and dislocated her wrist. Mrs. A R McCook returned home from Cresco after learning of her sister's three year old child death by telegram. Mrs. Geo Mead has been ill in the past week. Kyle Pierce of Waterloo visited his parents over Sunday. Mrs. J M Mullen visits son Earl in New Rockford North Dakota. Mr and Mrs B McAllister from Emmetsburg visit Ira Amick family. Miss Matilda Yarcho of the city remains listed.

Edwin Perrin New Hartford Waterloo Henry Stevenson Odd Fellows Shell Rock Orchestra King’s Heralde M. E W. A. Puffer Dan Jerolaman Arerupy Geo. Phelps Ferry Dearth Cedar Rapids Jerolaman F. Benning Henry Palmer R. EF. Hollenbeck Excelsior Minn J. W. Smith Wadena Shell Rock A. McIntyre A. R. McCook Cresco Geo. Mead Kyle Pierce J. M. Mullen Earl New Rockford N. D B. McAllister Emmetsburg Ira Amick Matilda Yarcho

Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Restores Natural Color

Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy offers a simple solution to gray hair, claiming to darken evenly without dye. The product also purportedly relieves dandruff and scalp itch, restoring gloss and thickness with regular use. Sold by H. W. Taggart.

Wreth Wyeth H. W. Taggart

Property Move and Injury Reported on Fourth Street

Eve Stivers suffered a sprained ankle after slipping on Fourth Street sidewalks. George Russell sold his parcel to avoid liability, while Roy Pooley’s family occupies the block. Mrs Carrie Loesbe moved possessions to George Gerhardt’s residence, with a week until March to finalize occupancy.

Eve Stivers George Russell Fourth Street Roy Pooley Familly Carrie Loesbe George Gerhardt

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