Many Clubs and Social Events Listed in Community Notice
A dense schedule of Tuesday and Monday gatherings includes Cotillion Dances at Pinkerton hall on March 5, Entre Nous crochet and other clubs meeting, church social events at First Presbyterian and First Baptist, weddings, birthdays, luncheons for guests from Mt. Carroll and Cedar Falls, and multiple notes from St Paul’s, Universalist, Walnut Street Baptist, and local women’s groups. The calendar features choir, reading, and entertainment plans, plus a Betrothal celebration and various bridge and dance parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Strayer
Cotillion
Cotlon Club
Pinkerton Hall
Grant Chautauqua Circle
C. Cadwallader
Entre Nous
P. J. Pint
George W. DeWald
Card
Ralph Hummel
Franklin Five Hundred
John Good
Desdemona Club
C. A. Fish
Edward Larson
James, Jackson
Woman's Club
J. D. Waston
Helen Sedgwick
Columbia circle—Library
Lydia Society of First Presbyteriian
Olver Stevenson
C. EB
Weterley Theatre
Young Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist Church
Ethel Resor
Pansy Jessop
Lenora Shanewige
Ladies’ Aid
Shanewise
J. W. Rath
Beret
Positive Relief for Constipation Offer
Modern medical progress has simplified old time laxatives. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin offers mild relief without harsh purgatives. Opiate free and suitable for all ages. Free trial bottle available by writing to Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois.
William H Hunt Dies in the East
William H Hunt former Waterloo resident dies in Granby Massachusetts relatives in Waterloo receive word. He came to Black Hawk county in 1880 and lived on a farm in East Waterloo township before retirement. He will be buried in Fairview cemetery with services likely Thursday or Friday at the Edwards home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
William H. Hunt
Jbis
Eliza Benson
Granby
Mass
Hunt
Black Hawk County
Waterloo Township
Mia
John Horton
Frank Hamilton
Monte Vista
Colo
A. J. Edwards
Daughter of the People at the Palace
At the Palace today and tomorrow the feature showcases the struggle of capital versus labor with a worker girl at its heart. She marries the factory owner to gain mill reopening and, through love, spurs reforms and reveals the owner's worth. Principal stars are Robert Broderick and Laura Sawyer with Frederick de Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Stillman
Robert Broderick
Laura Sawyer
Frederick de Belleville
Stillman
District Court Action Seeks Halt to Street Lumber Storage
Heirs of the George Witt estate sue Herrick Refrigerator for occupying Ninth Street West with lumber piles, damaging property rights and seeking an injunction. Hearing set for March 5. A. W. Chamberlin seeks to prevent bank deed transfers and $1,500 damages. Black Hawk Electrical begins attaching Peter S. Pappas property to cover a $108.91 claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick Refrigerator Company
Ninth Street
George Witt
A. W. Chamberlin
Commercial National Bank
Black Hawk Electrical Company
Peter S. Pappas
Infant Dies. One-Day-Old Child of Mr and Mrs Dankenbrinz
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Dankenbrinz died yesterday at Odlwain at age one day. The body will lie in Hileman and Gindt parlors at 1 oclock this afternoon for burial in Fairview cemetery. He is a grandson of William F. Wichman of the city, as reported by The Evening Courier and Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Dankenbrinz
Odlwain
Hileman & Gindt
Fairview Cemetery
William F. Wichman
No Contest Petition Draws Timely Waterloo Hearing
In Waterloo the temperance group signals no contest over a saloon petition after four years of petitions and courtroom battles. Speaker Arbuckle urges unity and a shift from saloon focus to city improvement while detailing petition verification, withdrawals, and potential implications of open saloons for nine months. He calls for calm, civic progress, and responsibility among all sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Supreme Court
Dunham
Waterloo
Lwica
Tierra
Greater
Securins
Ming
J.T. Sullivan
Greater Waterlon Association
Waterlon
Pareun
I F W C Board Meets This Week
The regular meeting of the Town Federation of Women's Clubs board will be at Colfax hotel in Colfax on Wednesday and Thursday March 3 and 4. Executive committee meets 7:30 p.m. and board 8:15 p.m. Thursday sessions start 9:16 a.m. and 1:45 p.m. Committees and program planning are on the agenda with biennial committee meetings on March 2 and 4. Several from Waterloo and Cedar Falls may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women's Club
Calfax
Colfax
Nesdl
Waterloo
Cedar Falie
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Presbyterian Church
Helen Balliett
Westminster Carld
Lydia Society
Oliver Stevens
Breton
Misa Dorothy Miles
Mt. Carroll, Hl
Missy Elda Mae Platt
Russell-Lamson
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Paul
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
R. J. Mallicour
P. M. Evans
Queen Esther Circle
Fred Wolcott
Ellen Ecke
King’s Heralds
Ed. Reed
Little Folks’ Musical Club
Mies Evelyn Myers
Grace Thomas
Irene Feely
Gladys Leeper
Harold Banks
Calgary Evangelical News
Young People's Alliance
Woman's Missionary Society
H. Young
Webster Street
Harold Shafer
Black Hawk Road
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Matthew Westrate
Franklin
Universalist Church
Murray Club
Ming Ruth
Erte McCollum Jones
Teachers’ League
Teachers’ Story Tellers League
Mrsé
Vn McCosh
South Barclay Street
Beas Beard
Olive Elefson
Martha Grunig
Hebrew Ladies
Hebrew Ladies’ Aid Society
Business Girls’ Club
Joes
Marguerite Zook
Bridge
Walnut Street
Irene Zook
The
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
P. Hall
Myers’ Orchestra
Musical Institute
Marion T. Ransier
Isabella Garefegen
Studio
Jaz. Black
Telephone
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
IORL
Siza
Puis AY
wWe
Wreed
Waerloo
Mr. Arbuckle
Sullivan
Jocmien
Greater Waterloo
Republicana
Democrats
Fuleen
cAnvarkora
Des Moines
Baxter Photos
Omnibuses
London
Nevada
Illinois Central Railroad CO
Cranges
Chicago
Allen
Joe Schlosman
Sycamore Street
Ellis Hotel
First Congregational Church
Schuneman
Triple Alliance
A. B.C
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Russell R. Whitman
Railway Exchange
the Courier
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