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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1913

Page

4

Waterloo Woman Receives Eastern Star Appointment

Waterloo chapter No. 125, Order of the Eastern Star, announces Mrs. J. L. Rose has been named grand representative of Connecticut for a three year term. Delegates plan to attend the Connecticut Grand Chapter sessions in Council Bluffs October 22 and 28 as Mrs. Rose and Mrs. F. B. Dietrich, inspector for the sixth district, aim to host the grand chapter in Waterloo next year.

Waterloo Order of the Eastern Star Mre J. L. Rose Connecticut Iowa Rose Council Bluffs Grand Electra F. B. Dietrich

Judges adjourn for cattle show at district court

The district court paused for cattle congress day with Judges Dunham and Mullan adjourning to tomorrow morning. Arguments will be heard in McGann vs city et al and Bryan vs Illinois Central. Mullan overruled a motion to direct a verdict in the latter. The jury inspected the Commercial street accident scene in McGann. Former Judge Blair of Manchester is in town to learn Gov. Clarke.

District Court Cattle Congress Dunham Mullan McGann The City Bryan Tlmois Central Commercial Street A. 8. Blair Manchester Lear Gov. Clarke

Town Criers seek funds to clear August debt

The Town Criers club still owes 425 after Pains fireworks display. Bills totaling about 312 and 166 remain unpaid though treasury holds some funds. Elbert Hubbard lecture at First Congregational church netted 76 for relief. Verne Wilson hosted a stag party for Waterloo Bank Clerks with a William Dewees solo. Home Makers of First Baptist to serve 25 cent dinner tomorrow.

Town Criers Elbert Hubbard First Congregational Church William Dewees Verne Wilson First National Bank Benedict Waterloo Bank Clerks’ Association Highland Place Iowa State Bank First Baptist Church

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Criers Fulda Coats Pares Vis Veni Herman Phinney James Gardiner Company Phinney Waterloo City Park Phinney Farm United States WM. Holland F. J. Eighmey
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