Society Notes Describe Many Local Club Meetings
The all day meeting of the First M. E. church ladies at Mrs. E. A. Baggs home on Leland avenue featured papers on The Negro and the Freed man and The Negro and the Home. Other items include Friendship society sewing session at Mrs. Peter Grady’s, St Patrick Calico Ball planning at Soash hall, Westminster Presbyterian farewell party, and various church group gatherings with programs, devotionals, and social hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Brinkman
BE. A. Boggs
Aid Society
Frank Becker
Foreign Missionary Society
Pan Davis
Frank Cole
Austria
Anna Becker
John Rusk
United States
Hill
ST. Patrick's
Bankers’ Reserve Society of Waterloo
Soash Hall
St. Patrick
H. G. Rogers
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Nathan Northey
Fourth Street West
Elizabeth Grayatte
WH. Batley
Medford
Oregon
Thurch
Mrs. Bailey
Des Moines
J. W. Richards
D. N. Hurd
Harold Howell
Chamberlain
J. K. Macamber
Kingman Boulevard
G. H. Edgerton
Vermont Street
W. A. Dodd
Ireland
Harry Caward
Merchant Prince of Waterton Promised in Easter Fashion Issue
If he does business in Waterton he is a merchant prince. Watch him in next Saturday's Evening Courier, the Easter Fashion and Spring number of its paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterton
Waterloo
Watering His A Merchant Prince in Evening Courier
The item references a merchant prince and a panel noted in the Faster Fashion and Spring number of this Evening Courier, signaling a feature on business and style in a regional paper.
Twilight Club Elects Officers At Logan Avenue
Water loo area community notes report Twilight club elected Miss Mabel Ridpath president and Miss Nellie Beebe vice president with Miss Elsie Moore secretary and Miss Grace Henning treasurer at a meeting hosted by Mabel Ridpath on Argyle Street. Next gathering set for April 12. Public notices include social events and a local wedding recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twilight Club
Charles H. Eccleston
Logan, Avenue Evangelical Church
Mabel Ridpath
Argyle Street
Nellie Beebe
Elsie Moore
Grace Henning
Church and club notices fill Friday agenda
Announcements list a thimble bee at Grate M B church parlors Friday afternoon hosted by Mesdames Rohde McDermott Hutton Williams McCullum and Hillman. W R C and D A R meetings also noted with locations and hostesses along with I O O F and court orders. Also a Chamberlains Cough Remedy advertisement ends the items.
Plumbing firm seeks Jefferson street lot for $36000
Ellis and Foster plumbing contractors now on Fourth Street West acquire a 20 by 140 foot Jefferson Street lot between Fourth and Fifth for 36000 through F L Marquis. J K Joder recently bought two equal plots from Dr J G Bickley for 10000. Joder paid ten thousand for the two lots, one now owned by Ellis and Foster. They will build a 20 by 100 foot structure with modern plumbing equipment. A medical ad for Foley's Honey and Tar follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis & Foster
Fourth Street
West
F. L. Marquis
Jefferson Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
J. K. Joder
J. G. Bickley
Operators Discuss Miners Demands in Ohio Conference
In Cincinnati on March 10 the operators and miners of soft coal in the central competitive field held a conference. Operators argued that conceding the miners demands would favor non union operators, while the miners pressed for higher wages tied to the high cost of living.
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Cincinnati. O
Merchant Prince of Waterloo Promises Next Saturday Feature
A brief notice hints that a Waterloo merchant prince will be featured in the next Saturday paper, inviting readers to watch for the profile of the local business leader.
North Waterloo News of Railroads and Graft Claims
North Waterloo notes address graft rumors in Illinois Central repair shops as likely exaggeration with reform aimed at headquarters. reports detail railcar orders expansion including 240 refrigerator cars and 825 box cars, plus 590 automobile and 400 ballast cars. Local moves include staff transfers, inspections, and visits by engineers, with several employees traveling or recovering from illness.
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Ilinois Central
Rock Island
Merchant Prince Watches His Trade in Waterton
A Waterton merchant prince is highlighted as he conducts business activities. The Evening Courier urges readers to observe his next appearance, noting the Master as the organizer for the forthcoming event in the city.
Local notices on health and travel mix in town report
Dr A J Mueller North Waters Joo dentist returned from Iowa City after attending a dentists clinic. Mrs Chris Tiesinger ill at Webster street with grip. A A Atherton ill at home with grip and bedridden. Engineers Dan Ward and James Dunn plan a short trip to Cedar Rapids to enjoy a few days and will buy popcorn red lemonade and paint the town red.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
W. W. McFarlane
A. M. Perry
Bend
Oregon
Ludwig
Morris
James Anderson
Samuel Berry
Nawton
Montana
Berry
Edward Lynch
Grundy Center
Iowa Auto Company
Samuel Newton
Howard Moses
Illinois Central
Mason-Maytag
D. Sherod
F. Wilson
J. W. Hemminger
Omaha
Della
Trixie Kinninburg
A. W. Brink
Freeport
Illinois
T. F. Kinney
Scales Mound
H. P. Estey
Galena
Ilinois
Mary Bell
Edward Chapman
Engineer Marker
Adelph Alan
Mason City
Our City
Fred Sparle
Leary
Argyle Street
William Spies
Chicago
Dick Walker
T. H. Sullivan
Dubuque
M. Tibbetts
F. A. Tibbetts
Tibbetta Tailor Shop
A. J. Mueller
North Waters Joo
Iowa City
Chris Tiesinger
Webster Street
A. A. Atherton
Dan Ward
James Dunn
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Warns Parents of Cough Dangers
A vintage advertisement urges careful mothers to keep Foley's Honey and Tar at home and administer it at the first sign of danger. It claims the remedy has saved many little lives, emphasizes no opiates, and names Wangler Bros. and H. W. Taggart as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Wangler Bros
H. W. Taggart
Amusements Tonight at Waterloo Theatre Features Escaped From the Law
Maxwell-Hall company presents Escaped From the Law a comedy drama set in New York City and Martinique with Miss Maitland as lead. New specialties promised and curtain at 8 pm. Also Shadowed by Three tops Syndicate Theatre Saturday with a strong city-life plot. SPEDDEN-PAIGE NEXT WEEK features A Thoroughbred four act comedy drama opening Monday with Miss Paige leading a strong cast. Ladies free Monday. prices 10 20 30 cents.
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Law
Maxwell-Hall Company
Waterloo Theatre
Julia Arthur
Syndicate Theatre
Spedden-Paige
Claire Paige
Players
Syndicate
Miss Paige
Madrid premier calls for modernization of Spain
In a Cortes speech dated March 10 Madrid premier Car alojas urged united radical and democratic support to Europeanize and modernize Spain amid rising clerical and reactionary power. He warned failure without broad backing in the coming struggle. Irene Klauer of Davenport has joined the Columbia theater as pianist after a week with Mrs. G A Renna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Caralojas
Cortez
Irene Klauer
Davenport
G A. Renna
Columbia Theater
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Society Club
Hews
M. E
C. J. Miller
Florence Pines
Conger Street
P. J. Martin
F. A. Sparle
Maid Kuhns
Anna Demmel
Laura Weis
Blanche Martin
Florence Lichty
Oda Fuller
C. D. Clithero
Gree Maeck
Cedar Falls
Margery Graham
Oldrich
Calvary Sisterhood
C. J. Munger
Italy
H. Q. Douglass
Green
Wageley
Schlaberg
Douglass
Lew Hartford
New Hartford
Rhoda Learry
Fred Wells
Methodist Church of
HAWKS
Easley
J. M. Meslay
Kelroy
Clarence Learry
F. BE
Wilkins
W. H. Zimmerman
Merry Go Round Club
Baltimore Street
Esther
First Presbyterian Church
W. W. Miller
Corner Park Avenue
Franklin Street
Tt Court of Honor
A. OQ. UW
George C. Kennedy
Irving Street
Mesdames Kennedy and Connelly
Miss Edelen
Waterloo Lodge
O. QO
Bickley Hall
J. Ik
H. W. Tagmert
Big White
Myers’ Orchestra
F& G
Commercial
North Waterloo and News of Railroads
Wloh. Orvis
Orvis
Inspector Brooks
Spain
All Drugelats
Henderson
New Spring
Bridge Street
Iowa State Bank
Jefferson & West Fourth Sts
J. M. Sproull
J. EK. Joder
Emmmons Johnson
Geo. N. Garrettson
Ira W. Brough
John Geertsen
West Fourth Street
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