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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1911
Page
3
San Antonio reports U S troops awaiting orders from Washington. General Carter’s mobilized force stays ready to move with possible actions near the Mexican border, while railroad officials stockpile equipment to support rapid troop movements if needed.
The latest Schwartz and Lorch musical comedy A Married Bachelor runs at the Syndicate Theatre with a 22 perform ing company, 180 laughs, 15 musical numbers and dazzling costumes. Parada Pageant of Nations opens Friday March 24 at Waterloo Theatre for three nights and a matinee to benefit Presbyterian hospital. Ben Hur at Waterloo Theatre April 6 7 and 8 features the grand Hol y Land drama as a Lent offering with a Sunday matinee.
Mrs. Robert Vaughn has left the past week with tomsuitis and is recovering. Amos Leverlas purchased a four passenger Mason car. Decker is employed in the Worth Racket store in Cedar Falls. Mrs. Rose Thomas will entertain the Hillside Cemetery association Thursday afternoon, April 6, with special exercises.
Community snippets report church service at East Janesville M E church on Sunday April 16 at 2 pm. John Callahan recovers from grippe while Mrs Westphal improves after a sudden illness. Vernon Ulrich celebrated his sixteenth birthday with friends. Various residents visit, host, or move houses. farmers harvest and market wheat, and neighbors share social and family news including gifts and travel.
An advertisement promises European springs for eczema relief but offers local remedy D D D Prescription by Wansler Bros. The copy touts off winter green thymol ingredients and instant relief for the itch pimples and skin impurities with a 25 cent bottle.
Atest pattern reports fine bag of wild ducks these days. Mrs Farrington visits her daughter Mrs George Besh and family. Pret Henry's windmill blew down in the gale Tuesday morning.
Clarksville items recount sowing wheat on dry land thirty acres plowed as E E Wilder ships a cattle car to Chicago. Various visits, illnesses, and school notes fill the week. Church programs, lectures, and socials anchor community life with concerts, meetings, and a St Patrick supper drawing crowds. James and families travel, births and illnesses noted, a trip to Rochester for medical care, and reminders on local commerce and repairs.
Mrs Hilton and Mrs Kenney have been ill. Miss Timson finished the Empire district term. Mr and Mrs Dunk Wills and daughters visited. Miss Amy Conry of Vorhees stayed with Mrs Peck. Frank Murphy did business in LaPorte. Henry Town bought the Fisher property. Nellie Bunes of Waterloo visited. Miss Mamie Lamb concluded school with a basket social. Dr Albert of Vinton visited. Mrs Sullivan and her mother left for New York. S G N club and families gathered at Mounts, Patrick decor.
Ottumwa resident Mrs Harriet Fe of 624 S Ransom St says she recovered from female weakness and dizziness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges women to seek the remedy before surgical operations and notes Mrs Pinkham offers free confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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