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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
4
Listing describes a modern housekeeping space in a good location at TL6 W Fourth Street within walking distance. It emphasizes a clean layout and convenient access, appealing to residents seeking a practical urban residence.
The city orders new sewer lines and paving on Riverside Hawthorne Elm Linden Maple and more with sizes from 4 to 18 inches. Contractors must bond, bid with certified checks, and complete by deadlines in 1914. Work funded by property assessments and overseen by city engineers.
Notices detail special assessment certificates for Barclay and other streets in Waterloo Iowa with bids to be opened July 13 1914. It also announces plat filings for grading paving and guttering on multiple streets, objections due within 20 days. An incorporation named Kimmel & Company is created with $20000 stock, three directors, and initial officers M S Kimmel president and Herman Lefkowitz secretary treasurer.
Wm Berger left Tuesday to visit relatives. Miss Mary Clabby left Tuesday for Independence. Fifty-two relatives gathered Sunday at C Warneke home for Mr and Mrs Warneke's thirty fifth anniversary. Geo Vanderwalker returned from Wisconsin last Friday. Miss Flanagan and friend from Waterloo visited at Weitmayer home. Booths and Winigara returned from auto trip in Illinois. Lydia Hartmann ill with typhoid fever. Mrs C Warneke to entertain Ladies society Friday. J J McDevitt was a Oswein caller Friday. Brick company crew at work on Wolf buildings on Main street. A mission feast will be held at Missouri Lutheran church Sunday with services morning and afternoon.
June 24 notes travelers and visitors around Walker. Agnes Agnew returns from Hopkinton after tending Lenox College. Elizabeth Leaven visits Rowley with Mrs. H. Davis. John W. Liddle comes home from a Redpath Chautauqua tour cut short by malaria. Mae Trevor returns to Cedar Falls for state teachers college. Ethel Crego back in Independence after a week here. C. H. Christensen and son visit Jennie McAllen in the week. Leta McShane visits from Springville. L. A. Hardy and daughter from Sidney after Minneapolis medical care arrive for a brief Sidney visit with Elizabeth Brown. Hardy reports Montana crop prospects strong and favorable outlook.
Center Point notes a Tacoma visitor extended stay with relatives. Mrs. Prior of Independents guests near Cochran family. John F. Brown, early Center Point pioneer and Civil War veteran, died in Lancaster Arkansas. interment in Rogers Arkansas. G A R encampment attendance. travelers to Des Moines. Newborn daughter to Earl Nighbor. Death of Mrs. Nancy Fitzgarrald in Marion with crematory interment in Center Point.
An advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills can relieve rheumatism by cleansing the blood of poisons that cause pain and misery. It targets readers with backache swollen joints and stiff muscles and notes the product is sold by all druggists.
The Waterloo Water Works invites sealed bids for coal for Third Street station Waterloo Iowa for one year ending July 1 1925 and for two years ending July 1 1916. Bids must include coal size trade name and source and storage for about 300 tons, with bills of lading available if requested. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. G E Shoemaker secretary.
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