Birthday Surprise Party for Miss Taylor Daughter
Mrs H B Taylor hosted a 7 oclock dinner at her Argyle street home honoring her daughter Miss Henrietta Taylor on her teens birthday. Guests included intimate friends. table was decorated in pink and white with chrysanthemums and lighted place cards. Evening featured music and gifts for the celebrant, with Lee Jeannel later revealed as also celebrating.
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H. B. Taylor
Argyle Street
Henrietta Taylor
West Hosteller
C. Hy
Gilliant
Gertrude Shaw
W. K. Hostetler
Mise Taylor
Llarinna
Lee Jeannel
Ege
Iinthas
Hin
Miss Thomson
Mildred Thomson
Des Moines
Davenport
Ella Mae Moore
South Street
Mary Hin
Esther Knittle
Audrey Strayer
Flossie la Tier
Gluggs Bennett
Kila Mae Moore
John Rock, Jr
Wellington Street
Yadrif Club
Yadrit Club
Otis John- Ston
Reber Avenue
Josephine Curren
Tyro
Man-Trailers to Be Housed in Springfield Jail Cellars
In Springfield QL the bloodhound man Ho G Strumpter reports to Sheriff Shores that ten dogs will be used to trail criminals in the community. Two dogs, Topsy and Roger, are owned with the sheriff’s half interest. Dogs will be kept in the jail basement under secure lock, with a capable master in charge. Only the master may handle the animals as they train, with plans for a third dog for schooling.
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Ho G. Strumpter
Springfield
Shores
Topsy
Roger
Strompfer
Gilbertville
Hudson Bank
Bhapdiear
CG. W
Springfield Kennels
New Church for Orange To Rise West of Waterloo
The old frame Church of the Brethren in Orange township will be replaced in spring by a brick edifice costing over 25000. Located 3.5 miles south of Waterloo on Eagle Center road, the church will be among the region's finest rural houses of worship. A deep well is being drilled. Most members are farmers from the township. Few plans have advanced for a new Brethren church at Fifth and South streets.
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Orange Township
Church of the Brethren
Waterloo
Eagle Center Road
The
Fifth and South Streets
Local Resident Praises Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound
Mrs. 8. As Swagel of Wis. says she uses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for her children and believes it cures their coughs and colds. The advertisement urges refusing substitutes, signed H. W. Taggart.
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Swagel, Krok
Wis
The
Wainee Co
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Courier Patterns Coupon Request for Design Patterns
To obtain the up to date Courier pattern of accompanying design, fill out the coupon and send it to Fashion Department, Waterloo Evening Courier, Waterloo, inclosing 10 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending to your order.
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Pashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Ladies Waist with Chemiselle Dress Sizes 34 38 40 42
The pattern offers a chemiselle waist dress in bust sizes 34 38 40 and 42. It requires 27 inch material cards for the 38 inch size and is priced at 100.
Furnace Blown With Kerosene Warning From West Side
A West Side resident narrowly escaped disaster after attempting to start a furnace with kerosene to please his wife. A door blown off and pipes loosened sent smoke and soot through the home as the man mocked the danger. He urged caution and warned against using kerosene to hasten heating without proper precautions and insurance. Additionally, Mrs J R Woodcock of Des Moines will speak at Grace Church on Sunday about the Woman's Home Missionary Society. Local ad copies promote Rust Soap and offer premiums for buying small tubes, via National Sales Co of Chicago.
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Jefferson Street
Rockefeller
Grace Church
J. R. Woodcock
Bidwell Deaconess Home and Training School
Des Moines
Grace M. BE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Woodcock
Emas
Fred
Gartaides
Mall National Sales Co
South Dearborn St
Chicago
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