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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1915
Page
15
Society notices call in by 9 am to 8830, or reach residence at 497 Black. Safety and privacy notes accompany local social announcements for the newspaper page.
A flurry of events fills Friday and Saturday including Queen Esther circle at St Pauls M E church at 730, La Lomita club anniversary dinner at Colonial Inn, and K P B ball and recitals at Ross conservatory. Saturday features Westminster Mission circle, Little Folks Musical Club, Waterton Woman's club meeting, and numerous regular clubs hosting meetings, luncheons, and social dances across Linden.
To obtain the Courier up to date t pattern of accompanying design, send the coupon to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo with 14 cents per pattern. Patterns enable seating arrangements and all orders are filled as soon as possible, but should arrive within ten days after mailing.
A cluttered La Porte social roundup reports the Young Mothers Club meeting at Mrs T C Keene home with several Chicago guests and friends from town. Royal Neighbors event plans a May 12 thimble bee with lunch and a joint program for families. Various other clubs share a day of music, luncheon, and fancywork activities at homes along Mullan Avenue and Washington Street.
Constipation causes distress in infants and fretful behavior. Mothers should monitor bowel regularity and seek gentle relief with a mild laxative. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offers safe, non habit forming relief. available through druggists with a free trial bottle via Dr W B Caldwell, Monticello Mississippi.
Ms. Marry Gale hosted Rhoulends society members at 227 Hood Street yesterday afternoon. The gathering featured fancywork sessions and a two course luncheon served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs J J Christofferson. Mrs Sam Thomson will entertain next week.
Reverend Hubert G. Beeman, longtime pastor of Walnut Street Baptist Church Waterloo, has earned a new car from his First Baptist Church peers in St. Paul after a career spanning Waterloo and St. Paul. The gift honored his role in downtown evangelistic services that added 101 members to the church.
Four gloves found in a cellar window at A. K. Eggleston's home on Tuird street east are tied to Chicago thefts. C. W. Mosher, traveling salesman for P. P. Argerainger Co. of Johnstown, reports a suitcase of left-handed leather gloves stolen in Chicago. The Waterloo find may be part of the same lot. a $100 reward is offered for the thieves and a liberal reward for the return of the gloves.
Mr and Mrs A A Bontrager left a farm residence in Orange township for a two year stay in California. They traveled by auto for their return, having lived in Long Beach and visited San Diego for the fair. Now in San Francisco they will proceed to Waterloo after the exposition.
Shannon appeals to the district court after being found not guilty of resisting an officer but guilty of drunkenness in police court. He was arrested Saturday night by Patrolman Douglass. Shannon, fired, plans to challenge the officer before civil service commissioners. Appeal bond set at 2200. Testimony from officers and witnesses described him as intoxicated or not.
A brief prayer service will be held tomorrow morning at o'clock at the home of Mia. B J Springer, 1012 Jterteh avenue, for the reuniting of Charles KE Ainge and his father. The body will be taken at 9 40 to Nashua for burial.
The domestic science class hosted a 7 o'clock dinner for a dozen guests with red and white decor and a four course menu prepared and served by the girls under Miss Drink, the home economics instructor. City council discussed power for the northeast, septic tank in the south, parking in the hall block, and street sweeping. Baseball association elected officers: President Ht. Q. Woodard, vice president Dr. W. C. Stewart, secretary-treasurer I.
W Schneider manager and G M Simpson secured a guaranteed over $500 for the season, with plans starting in about a month. Frances Theobald will represent the high school in the declamatory contest at the Cedar Valley track meet on May 16. The two glee clubs, aided by Mrs Sarah Hoffman as instructor, will present a recital at the Methodist church on Friday May 14. Both clubs have done excellent work this year.
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