Traveling and Entertaining Notes From Cedar Falls
Brief notes recapping Cedar Falls residents travel visits and job changes. Individuals include Mrs. Thom as Clark James Pomeroy Miss Hunie Rogers Miss Margaret McCaffery and many others with social calls hospital updates and movements between Cedar Falls Cedar Rapids Des Moines Waterloo Independence and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Thomas Clark
Des Moines
James Pomeroy
Cedar, Rapids
Huniie Rogers
Rice-Dayton Company
Margaret McCaffery
Waterloo
Valalia Turner
Alice Graham
Independence
H. R. Brown
Cedar Rapids
Raymond Case
Anton Williams
Williams
Peter Peterson
First Street
Will Seliger
Sigourney
van Seliger
Winfred, D
Mark Seliger
Albert Lea
Minn
Ernestine Seliger
C. L. Danning
Edith Dryden
Waukon
Carl Christiansen
J. A. Rude
West Ninth
Special Services Draw Thousands at Cedar Falls Tabernacle
The Cedar Falls tabernacle hosted four services with about 3 000 present in the morning. Evangelist Lowry addressed men and women separately, with 38 converts later. Mrs George Moody spoke to women on duties of local citizens. Tomorrow is students day with planned afternoon and evening services. Cottage prayer meetings follow on Tuesday with listed addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Hotchkiss
Frank Merrill
Clarksville
Cedar Falls
GC. Tf. Merrill
Harry Merrill
B. W. Coyle
Spokane
Wash
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Congregational Church
Roger Leavitt
William J. Roth
Main Street
Davenport
Twin City
Presbyterian Churchh
A.J. Northrup
Grace Methodist-Episcopal Church
Waterloo
George 8. Dick
Kearney
Neb
Cincinnati
State Teachers’ College
Chapel
Margaret
A. CO. Savage
Adair
State Senate
H. W. Grout
State Teachers
E. M. Deal
Cedar Rapids
Don Deal
Cedar Rapids High School
Emma Phillep
Chicago
Tabernacle
Lowry
George Moody
Grant
Mr. Lowry
Jennie Larsen
Lincoln
J. W. Robinson
East
B. T. Archer
Walnut
Vesta A. Bryant
West
Sixth
Geo. Miller
First
R. Messeriy
East Ninth
J. B. Jennings
Totay
Fred Sherman
Tremont
Shep Philpot
Washington
Burgstrom
Franklin
Martin
Shilingslaw
Olve
Mary Schmidt
Olive
K. Vancleve
Normal
Uncle Sam repays too trusting postmaster in Alabama
Congress approved relief for Henry Weaver, a mountain postmaster in Winston County, Alabama, to refund $94 the post office collected after he failed to lock his office door. A thief took $91 in stamps and $3 in cash from a drawer and a cup. Senator White urged the relief measure amid Civil War loyalty notes in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Henry Weaver
Alabama
Post Office Department
Senator White
Ingi
Winston County
Honest county in the lardabel church dispute sparks excommunication
A Republican county in the state faces a religious row as Baptist leaders condemn a man for claiming tea served in Birmingham in August and accuse locals of lax behavior. They portray the community as devout yet exposing ordinary risk from a petty burglar while praising Mr Weaver’s faith in his people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dis Nquor
Birmingham
Lome
Weaver
Fund for Braces Gathers Support for Two Children
Van Every of 203 Washington Street reports progress toward raising 100 for two braces to aid his daughter and son after infantile paralysis. Less than 20 remains to complete the total as a friend gave 16.77 and 40 was previously lacking. Contributions can be sent to this office or to the family. He works as a carpenter in summer and a fireman at the Third Avenue West greenhouse in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Every
Washington Street
Courier and Reporter
Vanuvery
Third Avenue West
The Only Son at the Waterloo Tonight
The Gorrell company presents The Only Son at the Waterloo tonight and for the first four days of this week. The play, starring Thomas Ross, is a new offering at affordable prices and is expected to draw large audiences as the theatre remains popular and crowded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ross
Gorrell
Wasterloo
Waterloo
Majestic shows draw crowds with vaudertie and acts
At the Majestic yesterday good crowds enjoyed four day opening of the Vaudertie bill. Geo W Moore set the juggling pace with an act that uses almost every prop. Raymond and Bain presented a skit Locked Out with songs and dancing. F Prozini on accordion impressed as a musical genius. Copeland Draper and Co closed with Room Full of Fun a lively old skits mix. Also notes: Waterloo schools chief Kline returns from Cincinnati conference. Greece forms a labor federation of workers in seventeen industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Geo. W. Moore
Raymond
Bain
Fprozini
Copeland, Draper and Co
Headache Cure Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement claims headaches stem from a sluggish liver and bowels and promotes a ten-cent box of Casearets to refresh liver and bowels, ending headaches. The copy urges relief for biliousness dizziness coated tongue and sour stomach.
Free Demonstration of The Wondertruss Rupture Device
An advertisement invites readers to a free demonstration at the Russrel Lamson Hotel Waterloo on Wednesday March Sra, from SAM and MA Brown. The ad markets a truss free of back pressure, leg straps, and springs, claiming comfort and efficacy for various rupture conditions. It directs readers to write for circus lars and future dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russrel-Lamson Hotel
Waterloo
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