Hosiery Line Highlights Wayne Knit and Gor Brands
A catalog note promotes a full line of hosiery from Wayne Knit and Gor brands, suggesting satisfaction and the availability of new items.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
5
A catalog note promotes a full line of hosiery from Wayne Knit and Gor brands, suggesting satisfaction and the availability of new items.
J A Miller acquires a new auto and J Hobl returns from Minnesota. Mrs Elizabeth Evans visits Jesup from Independence. Dr Billingsly of Manchester delivers a sermon at the M K H church. MM A Hallman suffers a serious appendicitis attack. Mrs C Diehl and daughter Betsie visit relatives in Independence. The young daughter of Mr and Mrs Houck of Westbury recovers from a serious illness. Benita Barger and Damiel Hood visit Waterlon. D T Rubert travels to La Crosse Wisconsin to visit his son. Keat Co R Miller hosts the Ladies Aid at the M E church. Mrs W Hartsburg and son return from Chicago. The marriage of Gertrude Ruffahr and N Schuler announced for Oct 22. Mr and Mrs W M Shultz visit Independence. Pythian Sisters plan meeting Oct 22. Wagner family enjoy auto trip to Independence with Mrs H Rich. G E Bunce of Shady Grove to hold public sale Oct 24. Mrs M A Rirain visits Masonville and Manchester. Lena Thompson from Ackrey visits Catherine Sherman. Catshall farm house north of town burned. origin unknown. Florence Marion Emerson, daughter of Charles and, is ill with rheumatism but improving. Mr and Mrs A Shane visit Wy Srumma in Shady Gee. Mr and Mrs Miller Jensen plan to move to Tiakota next spring to farm eight miles south of Minot.
A column cites a testimonial praising Grape-Nuts for dyspepsia and prolonged illness. The writer, once bedridden at 89 pounds, reports restored appetite, strength, and no need for medicines after using the product with cream. References to local events and residents fill the column, including a theater date and social visits.
Cedar Falls reports a flurry of social and civic activity with Mrs. Wannah Neilsen selling the Neilgen restaurant and bakery to Mr Overgaard of Wheatland. popcorn wagon business starts on College hill. many residents travel to Waterloo and Maquoketa for events and visits.
Cedar Falls Iowa October 17 A Waterloo man Ben Michaels was driving an auto truck when it was struck by a work car on the rapid transit line. Fred Michaels seated in the automobile sustained a severe injury to his left knee.
Waverly residents share news of W. H. Bacher and family settling in Thinwell Florida with new home and shop. Margaret Nichols announces first winter dance November 15 with Leach’s Harp orchestra from Ackley Co. 5. McGovney becomes head chemist at the sugar factory.
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy as effective after one dose for stomach liver and intestinal ailments. It cites thousands of users reporting health gains and urges readers to request a booklet and buy locally through Wangler Bros. Co. and other druggists.
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