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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
12
Inscribers at Cedar Falls urged to report any irregular delivery to Cedar Falls Drug Co Business Agent located at Corner Fourth and Main Streets Phone 25 for the Evening Courier and Reporter correspondence by D N Hurd.
Cedar Falls July 16 special report lists Miss Wilma Garnett travel plans to Montezuma Brooklyn and Newton visits by Rev and Mrs C H Holmes and Dr Kenefick. Community gatherings include Hillside Cemetery association, Alpha Philo mid summer picnic, Cedar Falls band open air program, and Cedar Heights church picnic with organized transport. Ged era Falls high school class of 1912 picnic plus local visits and the C A Wortham Carnival at VanSawy park draw crowds.
Waverly La July 16 The social circle of the M church entertained this afternoon at the home of Mrs Carl Black and Mrs Chas Window. Misses Alice and Mabel Knott visited Oelwelh yesterday. The Salvation Army holds a picnic at Stockwell Bridge park today. Clifton Willis, former Waverly boy, passed the Iowa City law exams and will practice in Davenport. Nearly 200 attended yesterday’s Congregational Sunday school picnic. Mrs Satelit of Clarksville is spending the week with the Bern Byron family. Ressie Reitz, recently a patient at Mercy hospital, went home yesterday. Ladies Aid of the Catholic church met at Mrs Tim Clary’s on East Nremer avenue. Mr and Mrs Sitney Mosher of Nowaglac Mich are visiting S H Curtishamn. Rosa Lee and Prof Hearox of Coe College were in town for that vision. Mrs Theo Porktos and daughter Dorothy visited yesterday. Mrs Anna Ladure leaves for Cedar Rapids. Florence Mineer returned from Clear Lake. Peter Humph and Ross Washes, formerly of Leslie home, are on a two week visit. Mrs Carl Reith entertained ladies at bridge yesterday. The Waverly band gave a concert last evening at Hrener avenue. next Friday they plan a Riverside park concert. Rev Mr Schuler of the Evangelical church will deliver a temperance sermon. W C T U. meets next Sunday evening.
Geneseo last week saw Mrs W A Speer visit friends in Traer and attend chautauqua. Leon Byam of A J Meeker’s employ injured a hand on a hay fork but was treated by a physician. Epworth League to host ice cream social July 24 with a program. Mr and Mrs Mel Sissel and family visited Chas Wilkingson home. L L Leslie bought an automobile. Ming Irena Burne visited her sister Mrs Wm Sprole.
Sunday services were led by Winslow Ainger at the Baptial church. Mrs. FLL. Lovejoy has helped care for her mother, who is improving in health. Several local residents were mentioned for visits and family events in a community notes style.
July notes from Hazleton and nearby towns recount social visits, family gatherings, and community events. People such as Miss Ollie Buxton, Rev. R Henry Jabens, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sehermerhorn, and Dr F D Minor appear in a string of dinners, travels, and reunions across Galena Dewar Gilbertville Hudson Geneseo and Independence.
An old advertisement urges thin men and women to use Sargel with meals for two weeks to gain 5 to 15 pounds. It explains Sargel aids metabolism by converting eaten fats into usable nourishment and claims the product is safe pleasant and inexpensive. The Jodor Pharmacy Waterlobe and other druggists sell large boxes with a money back guarantee.
A vintage ad promotes Optoma eye pills with water as a simple remedy for eye troubles. It claims quick relief from irritation and inflammation, notes many users discard glasses, and states the product is safe for all ages. Available at B. W. Schuneman & Co stores or any druggist.
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