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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1913

Page

8

People Travel and Entertainers in Cedar Falls Notes

Brief notes from Cedar Falls dated July 26 record Mrs. Van Dusen of Massachusetts visiting Geo. H. Clark and Miss Blanche Clark, Miss Blair visiting from Syracuse, Mrs. Hopkins, and many others traveling or entertaining. The piece notes graduations, theatre outings, band plans, church events, and various trips, with numerous named residents and towns.

Cedar Falls van Dusen Massachusetts Geo. H. Clark Clay Street Blanche Clark Cedar Rapids

First rehearsal at Soash Sunday plans Waterloo band

Union musicians will meet at Soash hall at 9 AM for the first rehearsal. The agenda includes outlining the institution’s business policy and discussing a band’s placement on a sound financial basis. A manager may be appointed, with concerts planned in two downtown parks if merchants approve.

Waterloo Soash Hall

Judge Platt Buys Chicago 21 Apartment Building

Judge Franklin C. Platt buys a 21 apartment steel and brick building at Englewood avenue and Sixty-first street Chicago near Jackson Park. The three story property, fully leased, yields about $6,000 yearly income and sits close to the nearby Chicago university campus. The $65,000 price is noted as a strong investment.

Franklin C. Platt Indiana Harbor Commer Englewood Avenue Sixty-first Street Chicago Group of Chicago University Jackson Park

New Sidewalk Work On East Fourth Street

A section of East Fourth Street near C. H. McBurney's dry goods store and the Golden Rule will have its sidewalk torn up next week for replacement. The city plans to repave the square if needed, with Fourth Street noted as a major thoroughfare requiring good sidewalks.

C. H. McBurney Fourth Street Waterloo

Mrs. Gow ie 5 At Rest

Cedar Falls Iowa July 26 special The funeral services for the late Mrs John Cowie were held yesterday afternoon at the home 909 Walnut Street Rev Titus Lowe officiating The pall bearers were George Charles Albert and Edwin Cowie James Kyd and Charles Des Marins A brother John Kyd and niece Mary Kyd of Missouri and twenty relatives and friends from Grundy Center were here to attend the funeral

Cedar Falls John Cowie Walnut Street Titus Lowe George Charles Albert Edwin Cowie James Kyd Charles Des Marins John Kyd Mary Kyd Missouri Grundy Center

Daw Evidences of Insurrection

Guy P. Jenks and companions toured Matamoros near Brownville and observed grisly scenes from the Mexican insurrection. They reported a recent massacre with hundreds killed and a pile of corpses burned, plus public executions and bullet riddled buildings reflecting turmoil.

Guy P. Jenks W. H. Jenks Texas Mexico D. W. Donahue Jay Hohl Jesup Matamoros Brownville Plaza de Armes Iowa

Farm Rentals Advancing Fast Across Ackley Area

Ackley World reports farm rents are rising as long standing low rates break. Recent rental at R Kinney farm near Buckeye shows $7.00 per acre, with owners noting previous $3.00-$4.00 rates yielded little return after taxes, repairs, and insurance.

Ackley World R. Kinney Buckeye

Dewar to Build Two-Room Schoolhouse This Fall

Ground breaking occurred this week for a new two room school building at Dewar. County Superintendent Myers oversaw the site location. The current grove of gnarly trees will be cleared and replaced by elm and maple shade trees. The old building remains in use until completion, expected late in autumn. Several new schools were authorized this year, including a notable two room structure at Cedar Heights.

Dewar Myers Alte Cedar Heighta

Falls Would Buy The Poles And Wires For City

Cedar Falls special report states the light committee offers Citizens Gas and Electric company the poles wires and equipment now in use for the city electric system. If not accepted the city will install a new outfit with underground wires planned and poles moved to alleys, improving Main street appearance. Extra cars were needed to transport college students home after summer session. W H Van Tilburg learns of sister Clementine Burd's death in Lock Haven aged 82. Mr and Mrs J A Clay will auto trip to Crow Wing Minnesota then attend Eastman school in Minneapolis. Reverend Detwiler of Waterloo to speak at park services Sunday with special music. Prof Seymour and family depart for east trip ending in Buffalo New York.

Cedar Falls Citizens ‘Gas & Electric Company A. Clay J. A. Clay Crow Wing Minn Minneapolis Eastman School

Vacations Begin for Waterloo Families on Urgent Trips

Prominent Waterloo families prepare for vacation season with some leaving immediately. Father D J Lenihan, Sacred Heart rector, travels east via New York Providence and Norfolk for four weeks of visits. Franks plan Yellowstone trip with stops in Colorado and Chicago. their son Pressey to arrange college enrollment. C B Miller of Bellefonte, Pennsylvanian, visiting uncle. student at Penn State reports Keystone State prosperity.

Waterloo D.J. Lenihan Sacred Heart Catholic Church New York Providence R. I Father Lenihan Norfolk Father Nacke Francis Hospital Sacred Heart Franks A. H. Frank South Street Yellowstone National Park Colorado Rocky Mountains Pressey H Chicago C. B. Miller Bellefonte Centre County Ww. W. Miller Park Avenue Pennsylvania State College Keystone State

My title girl cured by Cham berlain's remedy

Mrs William Orvis of Clare Michigan reports her daughter suffered severe dysentery before using Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She calls it the best medicine in the world and notes it was available from all dealers. Includes a coal ad for Indiana and Kentucky coal suppliers Young Goal Co Cadvertisement.

Chamberlain William Orvis Clare Mich

Double header Sunday afternoon boosts local baseball mood

Ithies city braces for a strong two game series with Monmouth as Cedar Rapids aims to surpass Waterloo’s attendance mark of 6,987. Manager Andrews and new pitcher Tannehill draw support from President Justice and Des Moines club head Isbell. The Central association pennant race tightens with Waterloo Monmouth and others closing in as Cedar Rapids hosts a pivotal home swing ending with a Labor Day double header.

Wateroo Ithies City Anazious Andrews Monmouth Central Association Cedar Rapids Waterloo M. E. Justice Frank Isbell Des Moines Jesse Tannebill Tannehill St. Joe Atrain Jay Andrews Ais Drumm Jays Ottumwa Muscatine Burlington Keokuk Kewanee Ottumway

Woman seeks divorce on cruelty grounds

Emma Badgerow of LaPorte City has filed for divorce from Floyd Badgerow claiming cruel treatment. They wed in Zedren Town on July 3, 1907. She seeks custody of their five year old son Virgil, $200 temporary alimony, and $50 monthly permanent alimony. An injunction is requested to bar him from interfering with her home on Main Street.

Emma Badgerow LaPorte City Floyd Badgerow Zedren Town Virgil Badgerow Main Street

Death of Mrs. Nancy Bisbee in Waterloo Home

Mrs. Nancy H. Bisbee, 96, widow of Samuel A. Bisbee, died in her daughter’s Waterloo home. She suffered a leg fracture last December and had been largely bedbound. Born April 4, 1827, she lived in Mt Vernon Township before moving to Waterloo twenty years ago. Funeral at the La Barre residence at 4 pm tomorrow, burial in the family lot at Aplington, weather permitting by motor.

Nancy H. Bisbee Samuel A. Bisbee Sho Jon. LaBarre Fifth Street West Biabeo la Barre William H. Bisbee Waterloo la Barra Aplington

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advertisement

Do not use cough medicines with opium or morphine as they clog the bowels and do not cure cough. Check the label for opiates and refuse such medicines. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound contains no opiates and is advertised as healing and soothing, for sale by all druggists.

Foley

1314 Cadillac Most Efficient Car on Exhibition

The Morris Motor Car company of Waterloo displays the 1914 Cadillac line in northern Iowa, highlighting a two speed drive axle, greater engine power with lower fuel use, and refined luxury and efficiency. A five passenger touring model is shown for prospective buyers, emphasizing up-to-date refinements and economy.

Cadillac Vur Iowa Morris Motor Car Company Waterloo Morris Motor Car Sentry

Best Time to Gain Fless Ends With Medicine Claim

Experts say the season supports rebuilding strength and weight lost in winter. Father John’s Medicine, claimed to be pure wholesome nutrition, is advertised for thin people to build up. A user from Brooklyn endorses it, and readers are instructed to mail a dollar to Carleton Howe Company for a large bottle.

Father John Mas Florence Stagg Carleton Howry Company Lowell Mass

First Delivery of New Model Cadillac Phaeton August First

The Morrin Motor Car company will deliver a four passenger Cadillac phaeton on August first to C. G. Holden of Ellis. The car is an exact replica of the pictured design and will be used privately unless Holden expands to bus service for the Hotel Ruarell Lamson. Local agents failed to secure a machine of this latest design. The ad notes cleaning and pressing by Waterloo Cleaning and Dye Works next to the W 5th Street Bridge, phone 104.

Fifth Street Morrin Motor Car Company C. G. Holden Ellis Morris Brothers Holden Ruarell-Lamson

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