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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
9
Cedar Falls Ia June 30 special notes report local events and moves. Paul Klingstedt of James town N Y will sing at a band concert on library steps. numerous residents travel, health updates, family visits, new births, and property changes fill the page.
Waverly notes list F L Biggs undergoing surgery at Mercy hospital Monday. Miss Ray Hanchett of Mitchellville visited her mother Mrs. Kate Hanchett since Monday. City Engineer W M Roe and wife began a Cedar Rapids vacation last Saturday. Miss Rose McNeel of Stillwater arrived for an extended visit with aunt Mrs. George Hunt. Ed Herring buys Carl Bachmeyer drug store at Shell Rock and will take possession soon. Fred Shafer and wife planned to visit Waterloo yesterday. Miss Sarah Wilson of Aberdeen expected from Sioux City to visit a brother in Waverly.
A Philadelphia man reports glandular tuberculosis improving after Eckman’s Alterative. Starting March 1909 with neck wounds open, two bottles led to weight gain, better appetite and sleep, returning to work by November 1910 with no sick days. Advertorial claim notes efficacy for bronchial catarrh and throat and lung conditions.
A resident will host guests soon as Misses Alica and Elea imor M Wilson visit. Mr and Mrs W S Griffith plus children enjoy time with Waterloo friends. Carl Hartman suffers a severe appendicitis attack. Reverend Metcalf of Dumont to occupy the Methodist pulpit Sunday. Mrs F A Lee hosts a housewarming for about 15 friends. Mrs G W Roberts of Webster City visits J C Hodges. Henry Woodring in critical condition at home. his son Will of Frederik was summoned yesterday.
Cass Taylor and Jim Flynn left for Colorado to visit friends and relatives. Mrs. Louise Braner and her young son depart tonight for Chicago to stay a month with a sister. Bun Smith, Will Christopher and A. Anderson of Minneapolis recently returned from a Kansas City business trip. Several families spent Sunday at Waterloo for Mr. Fegies' birthday. Bonnie Beal airs a severe measles case at home. Mrs. Shimer went from Jesup after visiting in the John Shimer home. Mrs. TL H Metz of Des Moines is visiting in the Brubel home. The Schubert sisters travel to Freeport Stockton and nearby to visit relatives. Mrs. T Maxwell and daughters Lucile and Mabel leave for Algona.
A Fremont Nebraska letter reports I Van Metre continues to improve and plans to travel to Waterloo late this week with his son Ricker from Chicago. All children are in Fremont except twins Horace and Maurice, a Lund daughter and husband from Kingsley, who arrived Sunday. Elks parade at Iowa City to be seen at the Crystal Theatre Monday and Tuesday along with the regular show.
Dr W B Small has returned to Waterloo after ten days away attending the American Medical Association annual meeting in Atlantic City New Jersey and the Gathering of the American College of Surgeons in Philadelphia He was the sole Waterloo physician at both events with several Iowa men also present Local ads note Scholifan's Cigar Store Fourth and Water streets Crystal Theatre Monday and Tuesday moving pictures Elkson parade in Lew City and Miller's thin week
A large party of Baptists will leave this city tomorrow night over the Great Western for Kansas City to attend the Baptist Young People's convention opening Thursday and running through Sabbath. Rev. Victur L. Clapp will head the party with Walter Nutt Harry Cumming Burl Reid Anne Woods W. BR. Dennis M Nichols Raby Ferguson Issie Patt le Tresa Archer Mr. and Mia Archie Stocker the Misses Howell among the travelers.
Rev. S L Hammond of Steele N D married Carrie Smith in a quiet Steele home ceremony. Hammond, who filled the pulpit here for two Sundays, moves to Kin tire and Braddock to serve two charges and make his home at Kin tire. Mrs Hammond is highly regarded in her hometown and devoted to her husband s work.
The fourth quarterly conference of the A M E church will be held tomorrow evening July 1 at the church. Presiding Elder S B Moore from a Motnes district will preside to conduct the services. Refreshments will be served after the session. The meeting is open to all.
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