COLE MAHONEY WEDDING AT WATERLOO
A Waterloo wedding of Miss Myrtle Maud Cole and Mr Emmett P Mahoney took place at the bride’s parents home on June 30 with fifty guests. Rev W B Riley read the service. Attendants wore pale green outfits. reception followed for about 100 guests. The couple will reside in Minneapolis after August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Wlise Bateman
Waterloo
Mendelssohn
Huby Anderson
Little Arline
Erma Cole
A. C
A. C. Cole
Arline
Erma
Aliee B. Cole
Mrs. Mahoney
Sixteenth Avenue South
Minneapolis
Social notes of Miss Alda Clark and many travelers
Miss Alda Clark spent yesterday with friends at Shell Rock. H C McMahon visited relatives at Manchester over the holiday. Miss Marie Good returned from Cedar Rapids. Mrs Guy Pettay visited relatives at Webster City over the Fourth. Bertha Van Ingen stayed with relatives at Bristow. Mabel Ploung heads to Downsville Wisconsin for October. Hazel Sproul visited family in Independence. Mr and Mrs W H Felsing visited Ira Sack’s farm near Denver. J E Petersen visited Delweth for Independence celebration. Mrs Adam Keller and daughter May visit Chicago and Milwaukee. Nellie Housden and Hazel Whitten returned from Oelwein. Margaret Myers visited Mrs Fred Gates at Marble Rock. A C Prosser and son Edward go to Ontario Wisconsin. Margaret Herman and party to Oelwein for the Fourth. A R Baxter from Parkersburg visiting Edward Hickle with their son for an operation. Marie Smith returned from Dunkerton. 8 B Reed and James Graham families go to Grey Eagle Minnesota. Mrs J W Martin and daughter June Grar depart for California. Lillian Shoemaker and Jessie Ryan to Yellowstone, Denver, Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City. P J Marty and family head to Spirit Lake for Knights Templar encampment. Wayne Palmer and family to Long Beach California and Panama-Pacific Exposition. Mrs Jerome Sprague returns from Chicago to meet brother Samuel Waggoner and wife from Montreal. Brother and sister had not met in 32 years. Mr and Mrs George Tuch of Du-
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Alda Clark
Shell Rock
H.C. McMahon
Manchester
Marie Good
Cedar Rapids
Guy Pettay
Webster City
Bertha van Ingen
Bristow
Mabel Ploung
Downsville
Wis
Hazel Sproul
Western Street
Independence
W. H. Felsing
Ira Sack
Denver
J. E. Petersen
Delweth
Adam Keller
Miss May
Chicago
Milwaukee
Nellie Housden
Hazel Whitten
Oelwein
Margaret Myers
Fred Gates
Marble Rock
A. C. Prosser
Edward
First Street
Ontario
Margaret Herman
A. R. Baxter
Parkersburg
Edward Hickle
Marie Smith
Dunkerton
8. B. Reed
James Graham
Grey Eagle
Minn
Black Cottage
J. W. Martin
Misa June Grar
California
Lillian Shoemaker
Jessie Ryan
Yellowstone Park
Colorados Springs
Salt Lake City
P. J. Marty
Templar Park
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Knights Templar
Wayne Palmer
Carroll
Long Beach
Cal
Mr. Palmer
San Francisco
Jerome Sprague
Chitago
Samuel T. Waggoner
Montreal
Waggoner
Waterloo
Courier Patterns for Courier up-to-date design coupons
Customer can obtain courier patterns by filling a coupon and sending 10 cents per pattern to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo. Patterns include seam allowances. Orders processed promptly and should arrive within ten days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Eveningourier
Waterloo
Daily Fashion Hints and Oil Street Rail Earnings Report
The article reviews rail earnings trends amid war demand and cost cuts, noting April net earnings near 68 million dollars with expenses down about 12 million. It cites a cautious view that savings come at times from reduced service or equipment quality, while crops may boost gross earnings and ease financing ahead. Also covered are holiday crowds at parks, Cedar River and Bryrnes parks drawing many picnickers, a new washout channel near the beach, and popular athletic facilities drawing crowds.
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Iowa National Bank
Cedar River
Byrnes
Bryracs Park
Prospect Hilla
War quip among visitors ends Fourth in city chatter
A group visiting Mr. George Kiernan and Mrs. Seth Witton of Vancouver, B C with her father Robert Fagan of Vinton spent the Fourth in the city with Mr and Mrs Charles Wieland. A Boston Transcript line wondered about war and thinned populations, noting it predates automobiles.
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Paque
George Kiernan
Seth Witton
Vancouver
B.C
Robert Fagan
Vinton
Charles Wieland
Railroads Show Larger Earnings Across Regions
Figures compiled show railroads posting higher profits and expanded demand for greater revenue. Des Moines reports indicate growth in earnings despite varied conditions, with emphasis on increased rail roading activity and port operations shaping the sector's current stance.
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G.ament Tha
Des Moines
Swiss Move to Enforce Neutrality Sparks Penalties
Geneva, July. The Swiss federal council decrees six months in prison or a 5000 franc fine for exposing a foreign nation ruler or government to hatred by speech writing or illustration. Severe penalties apply to abusive publications. Local authorities are tasked with enforcing copies or material. Authorities struggle with sympathy for four belligerents while diplomats assess neutral conduct.
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Paris
Jinvos
Geneva
Switzerland
Gaye
Federal Council Co
Tull
Federal Council
Moley Kidney Pills Advertise Health Restorative Claims
An advertisement praises Moley Kidney Pills as a remedy for diseased kidneys and related symptoms such as back pain and bladder trouble. It asserts the pills cleanse polions from kidneys to restore health and urges purchase at druggists everywhere.
Announcements from M. B. A. and Daughters of Isabella
The M. B. A. No 1118 will hold a business meeting and union at Pinkerton hall tomorrow evening. AML members are urged to be present. The Daughters of Isabella will meet in regular session in K. of C. hall this evening. All members are requested to attend as this is the last meeting until September.
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Linden M. E
Brotherhood and Sunday School
Linden M. E. Church
Cortlandt Park
J. B. Rutledge
Dubuque
A. B. Bure
Mra
A. B. Burgess
Linden
Pinkerton Hall
AML
Daughters of Isabella
OC. Hall
Insurgents Challenge Government in Cape Haitien
Washington officers and Consul L W Livingston met near Petite Anse with rebel leaders seeking to topple President Guillipene and install Rogsalvo Bobo. Insurgent chiefs ordered to refrain from fighting in Cape Haitien as government troops reinforce and march from Great River to join another army.
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Cape Haitien
Haiti
Washington
Vera Crux
L. W. Livingston
Petite Anse
Guillipene
Rogsalvo Bobo
Great River
Italians Leave Turkey and Take Over Interests
Berlin a wireless dispatch from Constantinople reports Italian consuls are slowly departing Turkey and the Italian ambassador may follow. American representatives will assume Italian interests after their exit. Palestina will be protected by Spain for Italian interests.
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Berlin
Sayville
Today
Constantinople
Turkey
Palestina
Spain
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A. W. Peverill
Moirstreet
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Mason City
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Independence Party
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Keewatin Academy
Prairie du Chien
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Ross Conservatory of Music
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Edgar Hitz
Menomonee
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Dorothy Stocking
Carol Cotb
Ruth Stamp
I. G. Neimeyer
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W. J. Peddicord
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Arthur Bray
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Colt’s Lake
la Porte City
T. A. Lambert
A. F. Hoenig
Fellowship and Loyal Women’s
Byrnes Park
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of St. Paul’s M. FE
Chautauqua Park
Girl's Press
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Boston Transcript
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Arant Shoes
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