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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
7
The ad argues Cuticura Soap prevents skin troubles and keeps hands soft hair glossy and scalp clear of dandruff. It notes purity fine fragrance and long wear lasting beyond other soaps while costing a few cents more. Readers are invited to request a free sample and skin book from Cuticura Department M Boston.
La Porte City hosts division two of the Tourist club Halloween party at Mrs Manns casy apartment with twenty five guests, games and a two course repast. Local residents attend visits in Waterloo Marshalltown Greene and Davenport as families plan winter travel to Florida and warmer suns.
Miss Wettie Causby left Thursday for Davenport to visit relatives. B. D. Umond and wife came from Waterloo. Freeman Beard accompanied them home. Mrs. John Sharp of Janesville visits her granddaughters. Mrs. Fred Beaty and Mrs. F. J. Bowers spent Wednesday at Northwood. A surprise party celebrated Dallas Storm’s sixteenth birthday Friday.
Raymond notes include Mr and Mrs William Medd visiting Waterloo between trains last Thursday. Guests of Charley Western and family were Charles Britaman and family. F A Lewick and daughter from near Dunkerton visited relatives. Rev Ward attended district conference at Arlington. Henry Miller lost a horse last week. Walter Hewett installed a furnace in his new house Tuesday. Mrs Kate Weber of Jesup visited Mrs Arthur on her eighty first birthday last Friday. Seymour Poyner of Waterloo visited his mother Mrs Sarah Poyner last Friday. Mrs Lydia Zimmerman called to Fairbank for her father’s illness last Saturday. Joe Medd and his son visited his parents Sunday. Mrs George of Independence visited with granddaughter Mrs Lynn Smith and left Friday. Edl petees child broke an arm last week. Mrs Lake left for home Monday. James and Samuel Perry and sister Louisa from Creston, Iowa, are here visiting their cousin.
Maule Demnie of Winthrop arrived for an extended visit with Mrs. A. C. Knowles and Mrs. J. Miller. The Gates orchestra from Mason City played for a well attended Tuesday dance. Mrs. D. FE Rodgers and son Ronald plan visits to Minneapolis before returning home. Ralph Young will manage Jesup Drug Co. full time. Harvest Home supper by the Christian Endeavor society netted 165 dollars.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsia as a powerful digestive aid that ends indigestion forever. It claims quick relief within five minutes and lists benefits including relief from belching gas head pain and sour stomach, with a 60 cent case suggested for daily meals.
Mrs. G. W. Arthur and relatives note several family moves with Matt Lindner leaving Tuesday for Oldham Dakota to establish a future home. Mrs. Mary Baker leaves Sioux City after visiting her mother Mrs. G. We. Arthur. Mrs. John Kevex, recently back from Hot Springs South Dakota, is seriously ill with typhoid fever.
Dunkerton Iowa Nov 1 Daughters of St Francis church Barclay announce a bazaar to be held November 30 at the church hall Tom Considine has leased the C E Phifer farm in Barclay with details continued on page.
Henderson Drug Co. hosts local agency launch for Root Juice based on a Fort Wayne lab claim. Scientist predicts cures for chronic diseases amid public interest and skepticism, as demonstrations target stomach, kidney, liver, bowel disorders and rheumatism.
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