Waterloo Temperance Victory Promises Dry Waterloo Future
A Waterloo meeting of the Business Men's Temperance association praised the victory to close saloons but warned the fight continues. Speakers urged enforcement, a June 24 banquet aims for 1000 to 2000 attendees, and plans to pursue permanent prohibition with potential follow ups after 1914 elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Temperance Association
Elean Town
Police Department
B. Reed
Hoxie
McCoy
Balop
W. R. Jameson
W. B. Sandford
de Wolf
Ance Association
H. L. Litchfield
Litchfield
Business Men's Temperalice Association
Ottumwa
Consignee
Prof. Bennett
Upper Town University
T. J. Fuller
J. W. Arbuckle
Leeper
Bennett
M. G. Munn
Dr. Northrup
T. A. Trimble
John EH. Bates
Harry T. Fisher
Association
Chautauqua Park
J. S. Tuthill
E. Bates
F. M. Wilson
W. B.sandford
F. C. Sage
EB. F. Kistner
James Black
C. W. Bown
J. B.smith
Mr. Archer
Reed & Tuthill
Supreme Court
Dunham
Reed
Running for Congress at the Majestic a delightful show
The Majestic presents a lively production titled Running for Congress with leading players William Grogs Maggie LeClair Vic Leroy Mae Corhill and Gladys Jackson praised for talent. The chorus sings capably and three vaudeville acts add high class entertainment including Maggie Le Clair as an Irish character Le Roy Cahill dancing and singing act and the College Trio.
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William Grogs
Maggie LeClair
Vic Leroy
Mae Corhill
Gladys Jackson
Maggie le Clair
le Roy
Cahill
Married in Waterloo Couple Quietly Wed in Sacred Heart
Robert Blanchard of 421 Wellington Street and May Gannon of Park Avenue West were married by Father Daniel J. Lenihan at Sacred Heart church rectory. After a brief honeymoon in the city they will move to Chicago to establish housekeeping, returning to their former home for the ceremony.
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Great Western
Kansas
City
Waterloo
Kansas City
East Side
West Side
Union Depot
Des Moines
Blanchard
U. S. Cass
Waterloo, Cedar Fally & Northern Railway
Warty Sieworth
Chicago
Sacred Heart Church
Daniel J. Lenihan
Robert Blanchard
Wellington Street
May Gannon
Park Avenue West
Visiting pastor occupies pulpit in Union Congregational
Rev. Arthur Hratt of Dakota, grandson of the late Col. Brott, occupied the pulpit last evening and delivered four strong sermons. Mr and Mrs Brott are visiting Mrs Brott's parents, Mr and Mrs Wilbur Call, on Forest Avenue. In the morning Rev. G S Parker gave an interesting ad-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hratt
Dakota
Col. Brott
Union Congregational Church
Ladies' Industrial Society Meets Thursday
The Ladies' Industrial Society will convene Thursday afternoon with Mrs. William Carlton at 1715 Washington Street, replacing the previously announced Friday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crucible
The
Ladies’ Industrial Society
William Carlton
Washington Lstreet
Wealthy Lady Invests in Waterloo Property
Mrs. E. P. Morse formerly of Colorado Springs bought the residence at 1105 Washington Street Waterloo. She returns to Waterloo after 21 years in Colorado, keeps a ranch in Colorado and a fruit farm near Los Angeles, and plans to spend winters in California while still praising Waterloo. Three additions were reported at the Christian church yesterday, bringing total to twenty nine since Rev. Grimes became pastor.
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Trust Week
E. P. Morass
Colorado Springs
Washington Street
Morse
Waterloo
J. P. Morse
Colorado
T. M. Horton
The
Christian Church
Rev. Grimes
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Fourth Street
Paul Davis
Officer Crust
T. J. Cleary
P. Kretz
P. A
6Th and
Sycamore Streets
Repu Er Nam
Bride
Gannon
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N.Y
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