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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1913

Page

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News of Nearby Towns Janesville

Janesville news notes several local events. Hernan Albrechts wife welcome a new daughter born Wednesday night. Fred Pattee elected in the Monday school election. Bremer-Black Hawk Telephone Co held annual meeting. F R Decker elected president. other officers listed. Various visits, entertainments, and local business updates follow, including adoption plans, charity events, and court settlement.

Janesville Hernan Albrecht IL. UL. Decker Fred Ulrich Mate Nellie Hitchins California Geo. Briden Constantine Mich Bremer-Black Hawk Telephone Company Woodmen Hall F. R. Decker Frank Burkhart Geo. Levison F. Gaston M. Lane F. Heidemann Geo. Huassman Chas. Matiz L. Ford R. Howe Ed Jennings Geo. Pepin Justice Court Otis Blanchard Holmes W. H. Adams Blanchard Geo. M. Hall Bremer County Test Association Holstein Breeders’ Association Art Fairburn Waterloo Robin Fairburn Geo. Rockwood Stanley Livingstone Canada John Briner Prof. Colgrove R. A. Sickles Hunter Plainfield

Eagle Center Social Roundup Delivers West-Central Visitations

March notes from Eagle Center detail John Ryan of Austin visiting relatives this week while Horace Cable of Waterloo stayed with the Webber family. Willowdale and Waterloo guests include Nick Schumisch and the Klein families.

Eagle Center John Ryan Austin

Winthrop Notes and Obituary Roundup

Miss Elizabeth Trumm visits Dubuque while locals attend band events. Many residents travel, visit relatives, and conduct business across Independence, Dubuque, and Monticello areas. The obituary for Mary Jeeta Ward details her life from Lake Geneva to Winthrop, includes her family, church work, and funeral at M E church.

Raymond News Highlights Local Visits and Church Talks

Miss Edna Mes of Greene spent weekend in Raymond visiting family before returning home Monday. Irina Palmer, recovering from appendicitis at her brother’s New Hartford home, came home last week. Rev. W. P. Stoddard of Grinnell preached two discourses at the MBE church on hospital fundraising. Peter Etringer and family near Jesup visited Raymond, while Raymond Brown of Waterloo was in town last Sunday. The Lyman couple, J UW Douglas, returned to their Raymond farm, and Gen Mills with wife of Waterloo were guests of Mr and Mrs Lynn.

R. M. Gunn Colfax Springs Tom Conry J. H. Dunn Waterloo JE. M. Smith Chris Strubel Will Bauler Does Moines Ladies’ Home Circle Club Frank Klein Heinz Brandon Winthrop Elizabeth Trumm Dubuque Band Opera House J. J. McBride Ryan Dennis Independence H.C. Guest Rena Haye Robert Gretchell Cedar Falls le Roy Graham Grant Singer James Reidy Madison Township Frank Adams Arthur Marley Mt. Vernon Cora Harper George Clow W. W. Bucher Farley Farley Were Guests Sunday of Mr. Bucher Rebecca Bucher A. D. Barnard LeMars Mary Henderson A. J. Foster J. N. Gray John Merrill Livermore Albert I. L. Sheeley John Reidy Harold Brintnall A. J. Dunlap Jr. M. Lutz M. L. Ball Ball Littleton Mary Jeeta Ward Lake Geneva Wis Harvey Eddy Fremont Township Alice McFadden John and Warvey Rolla Arthur George Minneapolis Minn Eddy M. E. Church Winthrop Church W. WM. S L. A W.A. CC Jonathan Ward Ora Berkalew Milton M. EB C. G. Fort Reva. Bretnall Perry Whitney Cemetery Irina Palmer New Hartford W. P. Stoddard Grinnell Jesup Morris Jayne Ik. E. Hull BE. E. Hull Bert. Munger Oline Cook C A. Emerson Ladies’ Aid Society Ella Arnold Ivadel Stoddard Olive Lou Richardson Guy Cone Fred Joe Kenny Shady Grove Charles M. Young Elizabeh Alice F. C. Robert D. D. Rubert T. B. Dunham T. J. Barrett Considine George Bennett Quarkqueton Mr. Bennett T. Crynes Dale Diehl Stranton Stoddard Albertine Bentley the Baptist Church George Searles Kansas City M. C. Young Oklahoma D. E. Rogers Ross East Young Street Joy Richardson Des Moines Yvis

Visitors and family notes from Waterloo area

Smith last Sunday. Mike Hecker and wife of Waterloo spent Sunday at her parents Jobo Fischels. Miss Mayme Hogan of Waterloo visited her parents John Ho Sut and Mrs W E Clough. Bertha and Fern Clough traveled visiting relatives in Waterloo. Mrs Catherine McVey visiting Dr and Mrs Allen in Gilbertville. Berend's funeral Wednesday attended by many from Waterloo. Services at Catholic church and interment at Gilbertville. Melinda Dixon of Waterloo visiting daughter Mrs Henry Poyner.

W. E. Clough Bertha Fern Waterloo Catherine McVey Allen Gilbertville Berend Melinda Dixon Henry Poyner

Jesup Social Notes Round Up From March Week

Morris Jayne of Independence visited his sister Mrs ik E Hull last week. Engagements, visitors, illness and travel mark the week with many locals hosting relatives from Waterloo Independence and Des Moines. The Grand hosted The Wolf and Her Dark Marriage Morn is set for March 17.

Mother's Friend Promises painless childbirth for expectant mothers

An advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a remarkable external remedy that banishes fear of childbirth. It claims the product relaxes abdominal muscles for easier labor, preventing pain and distress, and cites widespread use by thousands of women. It urges readers to buy a bottle and write for a book for expectant mothers.

Cupid Bradheld Requistor Co Tamar Ridg Atlanta

Revival at Presbyterian church draws community interest

Immigrant studies session led by Mrs L S Hovey and Miss Elizabeth Lochead drew participants as revival meetings at the Presbyterian church continued this week. The Imperial orchestra showcased Jesup talent at The Grand while farewell events honored Mr and Mrs James Lochead and departed for Canada. Bert De Bell, once of Jesup, now thriving with family in Corvallis, Oregon, was noted among friends.

Presbyterian Missionary Society Mra H. C. Irvine Mra. L. S. Hovey Elizabeth Lochead Presbyterian Church Sekar Waterloo Chris Cook Quasqueton Mr. Cook Leo Burlingame The I. C Peosia Jesup Imperial Orchestra the Wolf James Lochead Odd Fellows Lochead Bert de Bell Bert Coryallis Ore

Marble Rock News Roundup of Local Illness and Tragedy

Marble Rock reports Genevieve Standt ill with pneumonia at home west of town. G W Gates returns from Rockford to visit daughter Lelia in school there. Mrs Fred Rex undergoes operation at J E Haynes home with a trained nurse from Waterborg. Mrs Stoliker of San Diego visits daughter Mrs Shepardson but is bedridden. Ray Demo, 15, dies from brain abscess after grip, mother ill with pneumonia. services held at home and Rockwell. Mrs Standt dies Wednesday.

Marble Rock Genevieve Standt G. W. Gates Rockford Lelia Fred Rex J. E. Haynes Waterborg Stoliker San Diego Cal W. S. Shepardson Ray Demo Ray Rockwell

Deaths and social notices from a small town

The obituary notes the death of a local resident aged 86 after a period of illness and mentions a funeral planned for Friday at Roseville church. A large choir will perform a cantata titled The Conquering King at the M. B. church East er Sunday. Other items include visits, invitations, a club picnic, Marie Winchell joining the Eastern Star in Greene, and trades as A H E Taber plans to move to Canada while T A Messerschmidt sells his meat market to G H Hummel.

Nick Roseville Church M. B James Hutches A. J. Asper Chicago James Barr Edgar Reed Entre Nous Club Winnie Bucklin Marie Winchell Greene Eastern Star Lodge A. H E. Taber Canada T. A. Messerschmidt G. H. Hummel

Dunkerton Briefs and Ventures Include New Store Plans

Dunkerton March 13 T W Brant returns from Burlington to open a furniture and undertaking goods store in F O Canfield's rooms by April first. Local residents report hunting ducks on the river. Newsome attends sister's funeral in Illinois. Fisher injures arm from a tree fall. Rev Mayo sustains a sling injury. Illinois renters set farm rents up to 5.60 per acre on Magee Northrup and McMillen farms. Spot Jengon and wife visit from Waterloo. An advertisement promotes Chamberlains Tablets for constipation.

Dunkerton T. Ww. Brant Burlington F. O. Canfield Mr. Brant H. Bush W. Jensen Archie Harvey Shimp R. Newsome Illinois Fisher Rev. Mayo E. W. Magee C. Northrup Mr. McMillen Spot Jengon Waterloo

Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Kid Health

An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children. It claims quick relief from constipation, stomach issues, and fevers, praising figs senna and aromatics. The copy urges mothers to keep the product, noting full directions on package and warning against substitutes.

Thea California Fig Syrup Co

You Have Been Looking For Merito White Liniment

Merito White Liniment is advertised as a universal pain killer and healer. Henderson Drug Co. and Red Cross Drug Co. are listed as exclusive agents for the preparation.

Henderson Drug Co Red Cross Drug Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Messrs Conrad and Peter Klein Wiliam Klein Sto Sterling, Illinois Raymond Edna Mes Stork Resinol Dept Resinol Chemical Co Baltimore Mayr Mayt Geo. A. Mayr Whiting St Chicano Wangler Bros. Co Druggista East Fourth Lafayette Chamberlain Nike Rock of Gibraltar Leavitt & Johnson National Bank Iowa Uwell Middleman Ear-A-Well Shoe CO ROTH Fifth Street Et Fowler Go Sibert Sibert’s Jewelry 4Th Street Blackstone All Waterloo Grocers Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Company C. J. Miller Fitzgerald Bros Via Illinois Central Pacife Fred Austin City Passenger
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