Beloved Woman in Death Sleep
Elizabeth Hicks Palmer Phillips known as Aunt Betsy dies at 10 40 am at 620 Fifth Street West after nine weeks of pain. Born in Devonshire England 1830 she married William H Palmer in 1853 and moved to Black Hawk county Iowa in 1854. She later married B P Phillips in Waterloo 1894 and leaves surviving husband two sisters and five brothers. Funeral arrangements pending with Rev Frank Cole to lead services likely at the new First M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Palmer Phillips
Betsy
Fifth Street West
Ingham
Cedar River
Phillips
M. E
England
B. P. Phillips
Waterloo
H. E. Taylor
Wellington Street
D. W. King
William Icks
Washington _ street
Sapeah Hicks
Neche
N. C
Eze Miel
Brantford
Canada
Stephen P. Hicks
Tracy, Minn
Thomas P. Hicks
Chicago
Waterloo social notices and meeting postponements
Announcements list several society meetings postponed or scheduled for March 7. The Entre Nous club meets at Mrs. J. E. O Keefe 109 Maple Street Waterloo hive. A F and A M Waterloo lodge 105 holds a called meeting at the Masonic temple. Robt Anderson post 68 G A R gathers to ride to a funeral. Lady Maccabees No 39 hosts a thimble bee at 216 East First Street. Also a story on traditional snake bite cures in Central America describes a ritual with creepers and cauterization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
J. E. O'Keefe
Maple Street
A. F
A. M
Waterloo Lodge
Masonic Temple
Lady Maccabees
Waterloo Gets Federal Court
Congressman Charles E. Pickett of Waterloo announces a bill passage establishing a Waterloo federal court division with two annual terms in May and September. Judge Reed of Cresco will preside. this expands the northern Iowa district to include Waterloo alongside Dubuque, Cedar Rapids, Fort Dodge, and Sioux City. The move aims to bring court access closer to residents, aiding personal injury suits and moderate-income litigants. The jurisdictional removal amount rises from 2000 to 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Pickett
Waterloo
Iowa
Congress
Federal Court
O. B. Courtright
Black Hawk County Bar Association
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Pickett
Reed
Cresco
Courtright
Washington
Sol. Henderson
Henderson
Ladies' Literary Society Meeting Opens Talks on Romola
A lively session of the Ladies' Literary Society was led by Mrs. H. M. Reed at the public library east. Members discussed Romola with lectures on Florence by Mrs. Lucy Seward Noble and other readings. A reception for new members was planned in four weeks, and four meetings remain this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Literary Society
H. M. Reed
Tressa McElhinney
Taft
China
Red Cross
Daisy Ogden
Davenport
United States
CG. Cadwallader
Romola
Tito
W. P. Hoxie
T. G. Taylor
Lucy Seward Noble
Cedar Falls
Florence
Lucy S. Noble
Early Communion Urged for Young Follows Papal Letter
Rev J J Hanley at Sacred Heart parish explains the two thousand year practice of children’s first communion. Pope Pius X’s 1910 encyclical urging early and frequent communion is read. A collection was taken for faith propagation among negroes and Indians. Dean Slattery presided at evening services. Sympathy was shown for Methodists harmed by the Saturday night fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hanley
Sacred Heart Church
Pius X
Rome
Holy Father
Dean Slattery
St. Joseph's Church
Home Made Cough Syrup Claim Cuts Costs and Cures
A home brewed cough syrup promises big savings and effective relief for coughs. The ad urges buying Essence Mentho-Laxene at the drug store, mixing it with sugar and boiling water to create a cheap, reliable medicine. It claims savings of 2 to 3 dollars and that it cures any curable cough.
Machine Cut Keys by Machinery at Park Ave West Waterloo
W Barber advertises key duplication services on Park Ave West Waterloo. Single key 25c. 2 to 6 duplicates 20c each. 7 or more duplicates priced per item. Coin-operated shop offers fast service using machinery for pin tumbler keys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Barber
Park Ave
West Waterloo
Four Course Luncheon for Plymouth Circle Members
The table appeared pretty with yellow jon quils as five guests including Mrs Noble were served a delicious four course luncheon. The ladies attended the club meeting in the afternoon. Plymouth Circle of the First Congregational Church will meet in the ae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Makers’ Club
W. L. Foster
Locust Street
O. Bernbrook
J. Russell
Mesdames Shannon and
Kinsey
Joseph Kerr
Fourth Street West
Evelyn
Kerr
Hazel Bond
Daughters OF the King
Daughters of the King of Christ Episcopal Church
Maude Kuhns
Fremont Street
Mrs. Noble
Plymouth Circle
Plymouth
First Congregational Church
Wateriog Chapter No 126 meets Wednesday evening
The Wateriog chapter No 126 of O. E. S. will convene Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the Masonia temple. Hosts include Mrs Anderson and Mrs Bersham Cassidy. A large attendance is hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wateriog
Masonia Temple
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First M. FE
Frank Cole
Friendship Society
Waterloo Hive
Robt
Anderson Post
Post Room
Boyer
Dewar
BP. ml
Central America
Federal
Congressman Pickett
Birthday Club
Fred H. Gaskins
Eleventh Street West
Crozier
Vera Crozier
Irene Gaskins
F. C. Ellison
Anaimosa
T. L. Feyen
F. O. Vaughan
H. W. Sigworth
Judge
Rockford
Maccabees
Lady Maccabees of
No. 22
Leash Hall
Misa Byvank
First Presbyterian Sunday School Association
Business Girls
First Presbyterian Church
B.D. Lull
Pr. Sheets
W. A. Quayle
Oklahoma City
Walnut Street
E. Stubbs
Fowler Street
Boyce Eee Tatmparatr
the Robinson Dry Goods Co
Cedar Falls, Iowa
The
Gates Harp Orchestra
Wellsenaya
O'Tlock
Hostesemm Wes Ve Anderson
Mra
Bersham Cassidy
Pheotograprphe
Enda
Commercial Street
West
Orpheum Theatre
House OF Quality and
Mammoth
Patsy and
Sally
Rostock
Hippodrome
Paris
France
Montambo
Bartelli
Hilman and Roberts
Jolly Jones Kips
Orpheum
California
Northwest
Southwest
Oregon
North Pacific
Illinois
Fred Austin
Towa
Ines
M. Moriley
Agent Ambuque
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