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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1912
Page
8
Tonight's events include E O W club at 227 Franklin and church socials at First Baptist Calvary Evangelical Walnut Street Baptist and others. Numerous meetings, picnics, and dances are scheduled with highlights of a birthday party for Beatrice Swallum and farewell dinners for Mrs Grace Seebers.
Readers may obtain up to date courier patterns by mailing the coupon to the Fashion Department in Waterlooo Evening Courier with 16 cents per pattern. Patterns include seam allowances and are mailed as promptly as possible, aiming for delivery within ten days of order submission.
Washington D C Mrs Kennedy’s niece Wag and an out of town guest were among the attendees as the Brotherhood of the Logan Avenue Evangelical church held a business session plus social hour at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry De Wald on North Barclay Street. Ogurez club members and guests gathered at Miss Ruth Updegraff’s Denver Street home for sewing and conversation followed by a two course menu. The Egbert Bailey nuptials set for 2:30 pm tomorrow at Wingate cottage Chautauqua Park with Miss Mae Egbert of Chicago among out of town guests. Highland Picnic club members met at Crumrine grove for a picnic supper and plan future meetings. Mrs E M Storm and daughter Lois returned from three weeks at Clear Lake with a stop at Lake Minnetonka and other relatives. The Wain Street Baptist church class plans a Cedar River park picnic tomorrow after meeting at the bath house. The Perkins family hosted an eighteen guest Conray on a houseboat with a river ride after supper.
George Willmore died at Presbyterian hospital after a month of heart trouble. He was born March 18, 1863 in New York and lived near La Porte and Buckingham. Funeral is tomorrow at 2 PM in the Presbyterian church with burial in La Porte Cemetery. He left a sister Mrs. T. Adair of Buckingham and a brother John of Fort Dodge.
Lovers of vaudeville should not miss this week's Electric Park bill featuring the Musical Art Trio Myrtle Byrne and company Major O Loughlin and G Herbert Mitchell. The Musical Art Trio offers singing and picture painting on canvas with ballad scenes. Miss Byrne performs a sensational shooting act with impressive stunts. Major O Loughlin presents a gun spinning act and is a park favorite. Mitchell provides clever monologue stories and strong humor. Produce a witty, lively, and year’s best at the park. Corn 10c per dozen Potatoes 75c per bu Cabbage 5c per head delivered.
A Chicago visitor bought two rugs curtains beds and bedding tables chairs china ware and kitchen utensils at an auction in the Logan house. Auctioneer C E Phifer itemized fourteen pieces then loaded the goods onto a dray and moved them to a Kern street rented house. Hope Martin bought the old hotel furnishings and moves them quickly. theatre manager I Jolly Jones assists as auction clerk. C A Bightey market reports corn 10¢ per dot potatoes 13¢ per bu cabbage 5¢ per head delivered rindling 2.25 per load delivered. The Nauraan Co.
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