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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1911
Page
10
Couriers seek updated patterns from readers while various Waterloo groups meet for sewing, dining, and social events. The Pansy Embroidery Club meets on Center street, the Daughters of Isabella discuss Molokai and Catholic missions, and many teas, banquets, and parties fill the week at local homes and halls.
The Woman's club fine arts department met at Mrs. E. Be. Manhard's Highland residence with 64 members after adding new names led by Mrs. D. G. Langlands. They adopted new standing rules, discussed bringing Alfred Dickens to Waterloo, and enjoyed a strong program of Haydn and vocal and instrumental numbers with Miss Gwyneth Sampson noted as a talented accompanist.
An Ohio woman credits Grape-Nuts and Postum with curing long stomach pains headaches nervousness and poor weight. She reports blood purification improved complexion and weight gain from 90 to 120 pounds in weeks after quitting coffee and drugs. Her friend followed suit and gained from 100 to 148 pounds. A doctor reportedly would prescribe these products for gastritis.
Several damage claims for loss of domestic animals killed or maimed by dogs or wolves were filed. Most claims were allowed in part though owners receive zero percent of the allowed amounts. warrants post January 1. Listed sheep and other livestock include T. K. Clark four sheep claimed $25, $24 allowed. Chris Oleson three sheep claimed $35, $18 allowed. Nick E. Helter two sheep claimed $10, $10 allowed. W. O. Orter one sheep claimed $6, $5.40 allowed. Barney E. Canfield one sheep claimed $5, $5 allowed. Velma Straver one breeding one killed $8 claimed $6 allowed. A. G Campbell two turkeys claimed $1, $1 allowed. Ten EB. Quarbush four sheep claimed $20, $20 allowed. S. P. Hoover two spring lambs claimed $10, $10 allowed. Harriet Canfield one buck lamb claimed $4, $4 allowed. Lee Watters one spring lamb claimed $5.85, $5 allowed. Velma Sirr one Angora goat killed $7 claimed $5 allowed.
In H H Hanna vs Waterloo Syndicate on a promissory note the court found default and entered judgment against the defendant for 15526.13 with 305.57 attorney fees. Proudfoot Bird vs Waterloo Syndicate on contract also resulted in a judgment against the defendant for 700. McMahon vs Cunningham was settled and dismissed.
In Des Moines a jury found for defendants in the Gordon K. Bishop case over a bonfire on Logan property after a night out. Damages of $5,000 were asked for burns to a young boy. The trial drew attention to possible future suits and guardianship of premises.
Mrs L Arnold of Denver Cole endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best and safest for coughs colds and bronchial trouble. The product is for sale by all dealers and praised for reliable relief. It has gained a wide reputation for curing colds and grip without danger of pneumonia when used.
Paul Davis hosted church Brotherhood chairmen at his South Street home. Nine were served at 6 36 and plans for winter were discussed. Daniel Sloan will speak next Wednesday on The Worth of a Man with stereopticon views.
Winton Ta November 8 Special A collateral inheritance tax of 6241.06 will be paid to the state by the executor of the estate of Paul Correll who left property worth 124821.28 to his collateral heirs. Before his death Correll gave away his real estate but kept his personal property and this was bequeathed by his will to his nephews and nieces.
Supt A W Chamberlin leads Waterloo east schools to the State Teachers association meeting in Des Moines. Principal C W Kline will attend. delegation includes Hawthorne MecKintey and John Fiske buildings teachers. Waterloo west may not close. Miss Iria Livingston sewing teacher also attends.
A vintage ad promotes Cham Champherlain s ointment for pains in the side or chest. It recommends dampening a piece of flannel with the ointment and binding it over the seat of pain. The advertisement notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
Reliable information from Marsh Place specialists shows a large number of people ail and cannot pay. They will provide free services Fridays 2 to 6 pm and 7 to 9 pm with only a small medicine charge, offering the same scientific treatment as regular fees. The mission is to relieve the sick. Come and be cured.
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