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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1914
Page
11
Waverly residents visit Waterloo and Mason City on business and family trips. Amanda Schuknecht returns from Cedar Rapids for a weekend with her mother. The Woman's club plans a provision sale at the rest room Saturday. Friends honor Mrs Westphal on her birthday.
Dysart mayor Dr J P Redmond clashed with hardware dealer Gene Braden, his brother in law, over moving into Braden family property. A porch brawl left Redmond with broken ribs and bruises while Braden was jailed briefly. The two argued after Redmond began moving furniture without notice.
Mrs Harry Bloom rode to Manchester Wednesday. Miss Mayme McClernon of Independence visited in the John Reidy home. Rev McCormick called in Masonville Wednesday. Frank Uthe and family moved from Des Moines to Winthrop. H Gillett will work for TR next year. Ossie Ried of Stacyville visiting friends here. Hines family moved into Mary Bloom residence formerly James Reidy’s. Mrs Fred Schrader of Waterloo visiting George Thom and Mildred Flickenger. Mrs Flickenger discharged from Independence hospital. Boyd Boyer family from Lena Illinois visiting uncle Joseph Johnson Jr. and family. Mrs David Love and Mrs Joe Ward visiting friends in Manchester. Miss Hazel Wilson visiting Independence. G E Titus a business caller in Masonville. Alvis Brewer from South Dakota visiting Fred Schweitzer. Mrs H E Bryant of Aberdeen MD visiting for a few days. Wm McFarland and wife visiting Mrs J H Wise in Waterloo. Carl Yeager a business caller in Independence. Miss Irene Peterson of Waterloo visiting her mother Mrs A Peterson. Miss Jean Thompson visiting friends in Hazleton. S A Wiley returned from California to visit relatives. Embroidery club met at Mrs Harry Lutz. Wm Wallace of Hampton visiting relatives.
Weekend visitors and social events fill pages from Marble Rock to Independence. The notes list guests in multiple homes, business travelers in Manchester and Dubuque, and a large M. B. Aidsquiety supper with dozens of attendees featuring musical numbers and readings.
An advertisement notes work will begin on the new building once weather permits. It extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, first offered in 1872, praising its long twenty year popularity and worldwide reputation as the best relief for coughs and colds. Available from all dealers.
Mrs A T Joder and son Robert visited in Waterloo Monday while A J Strayer left for Lavina after months with relatives. D A Brandhorst was a Waterloo visitor last Saturday. Teachers from Cedar Falls led a session at the high school for local teachers. Mrs Hulda Tardy of Waterloo visited her parents this week. Rans Sherratt moved to a newly purchased home from J Ostrander. Henry Meyers and wife bought the Sherratt home. Mrs M Nicholson died after surgery. funeral planned Friday afternoon. Ruth Stirling is ill with rheumatism. Mrs S B Gillin returned from Hot Springs Ark. her daughter accompanied her home from Sioux City. Mrs Lloyd Loonan and baby visiting Waterloo. Dr R H Piles and sons were in Waterloo Sunday. Lida Strayer visited Reinbeck. J W Patterson and daughter Muriel visited Cedar Falls. Mrs John Meyers shopped in Waterloo. Mrs O J Wood and daughter Helen Hinver of Waterloo visited Sadie Washburn. Lyle Shisher improving after illness. A large crowd attended the canris at Jader hall. Mark Spencer was a visitor Tuesday. Whiltalea class of Brethren church entertained Mrs Susie Alexander. Twenty-one ladies enjoyed refreshments. Mrs David Petrie went to Rochester Minn for treatment. Will and wife moved Cedar Falls goods onto Henry Watters’ farm. Baptist Ladies Missionary Society met with Mrs Thury Celery Tuesday. Mrs Harold Taencraft of Cedar Falls visited her parents. Mrs J M Slusher. Mrs Sarah Watters rode to Waterloo Monday.
An old advertisement touts removing freckles with canane or Orbine double strength from a druggist. It claims a few applications reveal a blemish free complexion and offers a money back guarantee if freckles remain. Weather in Keb mars and March is said to worsen freckle tendency.
Vinton Iowa March 6 E Prank Brown died at his home in Vinton yesterday of heart disease after weeks of rheumatism and pneumonia. He was born in Maquoketa Iowa and would have been 48 on July 29. He trained at the University of Town, practiced law in Nebraska, then returned to Iowa and joined a Vinton firm. He served as county attorney for two terms and was connected with prominent figures including former Senator Norris Brown. He was married to Ethel Gi and survived by two children BG and Merle Brown. Funeral will be held Sunday afternoon.
An old home recipe uses Sage and Sulphur to restore natural color and shine, stop dandruff and hair loss. The modern method sells as Wreth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, a large bottle for about 50 cents, applied with a sponge or brush to darken hair gradually. For sale by H W. Taggart.
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