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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
4
Brief local notices describe visiting relatives, church society meetings, and social events. Activities include a Congregational church parlor program and picnic, teacher training seniors entertaining, and W. W. Uist hosting parties with dinners and afternoon gatherings.
Cedar Bulla concerns with a Jack rabbit raid hired workers at a pave yard near Main street. Mes Clinton warns charms worn on necks may help, while Mr. McClinton reports town business thriving as locals praise the shop. A Rock Island boxcar derailment caused minutes of delay at a crossing and heightened local sickness as mourners attend a funeral in Sioux City. A Casey Grocery trick dog poisoned near a rat-killing setup narrowly survives with medical aid.
A local note from Da Porte Daily Bulletin reports Miss Ethel Hickethier of Portage Wisconsin visiting the home of Mr and Mrs A Bishop. The item also covers Rexall Drug Store staff attending a convention in Des Moines and various townsfolk traveling to Waterloo Covington and Des Moines for visits and events.
Mrs W W Clark and Mrs C W Tyrrell hosted a tea for twenty four ladies at Mrs Clark's home with red and white decorations and a three course luncheon. The event inaugurates a forthcoming series of parties by the hostesses as regional social notes from Waterloo and nearby towns continue.
Bold advertising copy promotes S. S. S. as a cure for catarrh and related conditions. It claims blood purification and systemic cleansing, promising relief in hours and urging purchase in drug stores with claims of long term respiratory and skin health benefits.
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