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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1913
Page
3
Davy loses his cherished silver watch and the Sleepyland twins, aided by Willy Wishingmouse and Ticklemice, search the barn after a midnight wakeful scare. A prowling cat Taft appears, heightening peril as they flee the moonlit hayloft.
Jesup daily notes include visits by F W Harris F R Brock F Harries Hazel Peak and many locals to and from Waterloo Waterloo Omahas and Dubuque. Obituary details for Mrs Gus Howard and Warren Ensign, with service at Jesup Baptist church and burial at Littleton. Easter services marked by special music across churches.
Four churches held Easter services with sermons and special music led by pastors J J Horsfield Elwick Irvine and others. J A Cochran spoke on the passion and resurrection after the musical program. Mr. and Mrs. J D Laird celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home March 19 with family.
Mrs I Barron of Waterloo visited her sister in Dewar while Mrs W Bessie and Miss Edith Shannon from Fairbank stayed with the Hayes duo. James Heiple moves from Waterloo to help on the farm with his brother D S Heiple. The Dewar Horse Co held its annual meeting and bids were invited for a new two room schoolhouse to be built this summer. The spring term starts next Monday and carpenters Will Holdiman and Henry Turner plan work by April 1st.
Frederika March 26. John Johnston and wife of Fredericksburg visit his parents Mr and Mrs Wm Johnston. Maurice Christenson and son Wendle of Republic were in town Saturday. Wesley Johnston and Mrs Joe Ronse reported as being very ill. Clarence Bergman of Waterloo visited the Bergman and Bravenor families. Tim Clary of Waverly was in town on business. Woodring children and Glenton Alcock returned to their school.
Work at Waverly Monday resumes after a week’s vacation. Frederika school plans to finish the winter term March 28. H. M. Losee drove to New Hampton Monday. Aangs McDonald of Wessington Springs is visiting cousins the McDonald children. Mada and Leola Golding returned to Sumner Monday after two weeks’ sickness. Mrs. Erion and children Evelyn and Edison left for Manka to visit her parents. Mrs. Mary Miller and brother Milton Butts are in New Hampton visiting Mrs. Miller’s daughter Alma Ayers. Mrs. J. J. Adams, visiting relatives in Waverly and Nashua, returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tucker and daughter Blanche of Republic were in town Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Simmons have
An advertisement claims D. D. D. can soothe and heal eczema and related skin conditions instantly by destroying germ buildup under the skin. The copy touts a 50 cent bottle with a free full-size bottle if unsatisfied, and mentions Soop as a skin purifier. Also notes Wangler Bros Druggists offering the product. It ends with a social note about daughters visiting from Waterloo.
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