Jesup Notes A Busy Social Round In Town
Mrs E Miller of Littleton visited Waterloo guests include Misses Blanche Jones and Mabel Folts attending Epworth League in Delaweth. Miss Gertrude Freed and Ray Cameron Stevenson wed at Manchester. Knights of Pythias memorial rites honored six graves at Cedar Crest cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Déebt
Josephine McGrath
Bernard Donselly
Rhody Grove
Wednessey
J. Horvfeld
Jesup
Weetburg
M. J
Safety Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Cedar Crest Cemetery
A. Tunks
B. L. Hyde
Parker
A. Luts
Maud Cerr
Clyde Alexander Malone
Manchester
Malone
H. L. Blakeman
Mother's Friend Advocates For Expectant Fathers And Mothers
Advertisement urges men to learn progressive methods before childbirth. It promotes Mother's Friend as an external lotion to ease muscle tension and ligaments, reduce nausea, and encourage a bright temperament. Available at drug stores for $1, with Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta offering guidance for expectant mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfelt
Atlanta
Unveiling of Boulder monument marks local news
June 25 report from Janesville notes Governor Clarke praising the motto Par Autre Vie and Ne well family attendance at M W A event. Mentions visits from Will Simpson shipping corn, sheriff detaining two suspects near Denver, barn raising by E L Jennings, and multiple locals including Bennet Shepard Pippert Loveland Pattee Dillenbeck Johnston Ettinger Olsen Myers and attendees from Waterloo Waverly Plainfield Dumont and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
John Morgan
Lafe Ford
Baker
Dan
Dug Newell
J. B. Johnston
Governor Clarke
Boulder Monument
Bennet
Shepard
Town Criers
Mrs. Pippert
Faille
Wilbert Loveland
Barrick
Michigan
Marguerite Pattee
Leah Dillenbeck
Nashua
Floyd Johnston
Charles City
Waverly
Denver
E. L. Jennings
Jess Myers Ie
Minnesota
Cap Ettinger
Chris Olsen
Waterloo
Plainfield
Dumont
Wedding trip idle in Cedar Rapids noted in Raymond
Raymond June 26. Mrs. C. A. Mills of Waterloo visited her daughter Mrs. Lynn Smith in Raymond on Friday and Saturday. Glen Poyner traded his auto for a new one. Ruth Dewitt of Waterloo stayed with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gaston. Ray Holley of Waterloo visited Mr. and Mrs. John Cotton. Ed. Hill and Del Taylor of Waterloo visited Dave Arthur and his mother. Mike Thome family and Matt Trueweller from near Jesup visited John Fischells. J. J. O Conner and son from Waterloo visited P. J. family. Dave Arthur drove to La Porte City to visit Ed Arthur and family. Geo Brown and family visited his sister at La Porte Sunday. Vernon Lewick and family left for Cedar Rapids to attend the wedding of Eastelle Pope. They returned Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
E. Miller
Littleton
Waterloo
T. Elwick
Hazleton
F. R. Place
Kansas City
J.C. Felts
W. EB. Clanson
Independence
E. Wilton
Rev. Kopesky
Barclay
J. Horsfield
Chicago
Marion Nichols
Mason City
Sheridan
Dubwaite
F. B. Shimer
Dorothy
W. Gosse
Otterville
C. Balcam
J. Hilton
Bun
Pyracuse
Harris
Rowe
Troy Mills
J. R. Laird
Margaret Stoddard
California
J. Wendling
Mary Welsh
DeWitt Perry
Masonville
0. R. Parry
Mises Blanche Jones
Brandon
H. C. Irvine
Irvine
Mike Thome
Matt Trueweller
John Fischell
J. J. O'Conner
P. J
Dave Arthur
Jia Porte City
Ed. Arthur
Geo, Brown
la Porte
Vernon Lewick
Lyng Smith
Cedar Rapids
Conaia
Mion
Eaxtelle Pope
Local Notes on Farms and Social Visits
Chas Britsman owns two windmills on his farms near a porth and east of Raymond. August Goliuveaux from Waterloo visited the parents over Sunday. Rev Ward and Mrs attended the Epworth league meeting at Col wely this week. Mrs Lindner and Mrs Weyden traveled to Waterloo on Wednesday to attend the marriage of Mrs Josephine Retheen. Leo O Connell attends the teachers institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing. Chas. Britsman
Raymond
August Goliuveaux
Waterloo
Parenta
Ward
Epworth League
Colwely
C. Lindner
Wm. Weyden
Josephine Retheen
Leo. O'Connell
Teachers’ Institute
Eagle Center News Roundup and Family Notices
The Eagle Center column reports local notices including the burial of Ernest Beiemel in the Catholic cemetery after a Dubuque transfer, a newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. Will Schneider, and various visits and travels. It notes Ed Flaherty buying a new car and the Ladies' Home circle meeting at Mrs. James Conry with plans to meet July 16 at Mrs. P. E. McGarvey, plus several short visits and departures among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Center
Ernest Beeimel
Eagle Township
Dubuque
Will Schneider
Frank Newhalfen
Chris Srubal
Cedar Rapids
Hesse
Cedar Falls
Charles Hesse
Edmund Piffer
Harper
John Weber
Ladies’ Home Circle
James Conry
P. E. McGarvey
Flaherty
Plainfield Social News Highlights Lynes Reunion and Local Visits
Plainfield residents report the Lynes reunion at E. A. Roach's with about seventy five relatives. Visitors include Mrs. Farnsworth and two sons from New Hartford, Mrs. Durkee from Tyndall, Nelson Paulson and daughter from South Dakota, and J. D. Hartson with family from Charles City. Several locals traveled to Rochester, Waterloo, and Nashua events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Meyer
Charles City
Lynes
E. A. Roach
O. G. Thompson
Ben
Rochester
Minn
Hunter
Des Moines
Frank Biden
Sumner
Clarksville
Waterloo
U. E
Herman Weise Wedneslday
Caroline Folks
Grace House
Alfred. Hinmon
Will Wade
Fonm
Porter Hinmon
Edwin Smith Sunny
Wm. Folke
Orrin West
Riley Pierce
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Resinol stops skin torments and eruptions
The ad touts Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as penetrating skin remedies that quickly stop itching and heal eczema rashes pimples and blackheads. It claims wide doctor approval over eighteen years and offers free trials via Dept. 7-M Baltimore Md with a promotional booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resino
Baltimore
Hudson Area Social Links and Outings Highlight Week
Hudson on June 26 reports Mr. and Mrs Ostrander of Waterloo visiting relatives, Buchanan returning from fishing in Minnesota, and families from Mason City Ced ar Falls and Kenmar hosting gatherings. Brethren Christian Endeavor represented at Cedar Rapids convention. local outings include a park picnic with band, speeches, ball game, and free buttermilk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Prorence Miller
Dubuque
Henry Watters
Cedar Falls
Don Axon
Brethren Christian Endeavor Society
C. BE
Cedar Rapide
Martha Schiefelbien
Waterloo
Mesdames Jim
Lloyd Loonan
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Joe Buchanan
Mason City
Wright Holmes
Doon
George Johnson
Sam Watters
Chas
Yockstick
Mesdames C. H. Brandhurst
Busia Alexander
Park
Lena Builthuis
Morrison
Maude Slough
Ruby Ritchie
Wa _terloo
Chamberlain's Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Colle Cholera and Warrhoea Remedy during hot summer weather. It claims the remedy is highly valuable and feeds most certain to be needed before summer ends, available from all dealers and via Courier want ads.
Former Waterloo reporter sighs at wanderings in Iowa
George E. Hamilton, once a Waterloo newspaper man now in Spokane, visits Waterloo. He recalls getting nearly lost in Waterloo west and praises changes since he left four years ago. He hints Iowa may become his permanent home, noting western towns lack Waterloo’s stability. He once ran a mining paper in Montana and later managed a Spokane newspaper before selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Hamilton
Waterloo
Spokane
Wash
Waterloo West
The
West
Mr. Hamilton
George
Hamilton
Iowa
Hawkeye
Montana
Iowan to marry Gen Grant's son in Marshalltown
Marshalltown Iowa June 27 news announced that Mrs America Ems Will former resident of Marshalltown will marry the son of former President Ulysses S Grant. The engagement, reported from San Diego, Cal, surprised her friends who had not been informed. This would be Mrs Will's third marriage after an early union and another later life event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
America Ems Will
Ulysses S. Grant
San Diego
Cal
Will
Widow's multiple marriages shape a Marshalltown tale
A young woman from Marshalltown married Elms, then Will, a prominent local druggist. After Wil lis death in Chicago from diphtheria, she, in her twenties, lived in Marshalltown about a year as his estate settled, then moved to California and spent much of last year traveling.
Freckles Vanish With Ethine Double Strength Treatment
A home remedy promises to remove freckles with ethine double strength. Apply nightly and morning from a druggist, with a money back guarantee if it fails to work. Small amounts typically suffice to clear skin.
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T. J. Bovett
L. A. Schowerkerd
Ye A. W. Hohman
Elkport, A
Z. A. Comfort
W. J. Campbell
Misa Laura Comfort
Lyman Campbell
Sabula
C. A. Marsh
B. O. F. Club
Marjorie
Eva Marsh
F. ©. Walker
Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist Church
J. Thompson
4A Maroney
Hudson
China Strubel
Sam Lumbua
Glenn Anpteder
Sublett, Til
James Treanor
Traer
Peter Trainor
Surige
Spokane, Wash
West Waterloo
Gen. Grant
Craieg Fort
Sages Bay
Witzerland of of America
Mackinie Lotend
Traverse Bay Forts
Corley
Northern Michigan Line
Missouri
Illinois
Manistee
Charlevaix
Petankey
Cland Ludinaten
Onekama
Prankfort
den Haven
Witheluimea
Lake Bupestor
Eestern Points
Manietee
Drewm
Sault Ste. Marie
Mackiaherot Tole
Efords
Rea
Book of Tours
North End
Ruch St. Bridge
Uae
Amit Premiums
National Biscuit Company
Joe Schiel
Sycamore Street
Sindlinger
Cal J. Miller
Waterloo Trunk Co
Fowwwwler Co. Wholesale Grocers
Tey & Courter
Whitings
Eaton, Crane & Pike Co
Delft
James L
Henderson
Henderson Drug Co
Fourth Street
Paul Davis Dry Goods CO
State House
Black Hawk
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