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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1913

Page

3

Butler county fair to draw crowds at Allison

Allison Iowa reports next week three day Butler county fair with Gov Clarke address on Sept 10 and Sauerkraut festivities in Ackley. New postmaster Mullarkey and assistant Nellie Weires take office. District court in session Judge Clark presiding. Parish ties expand as Father Wieneke assisted by Father McKinley serve Allison and Dumont.

Allison Butler County Alison Andrew J. Mullarkey Nellie Weires District Court Judge Clark Father Wieneke Father McKinley Hampton Geneva Dumont W. J. Hunt A. J. Mullarkey Ackley Silas Austin M. P. Jones Eugene Owen A. W. Johnson Carrie Hunter Sioux City C. EB. Rivers Grinnell John B. Gonzales St. Louis Congregational Church T. ©. Lorler Greene Bamber George W. Clarke Beaver Township West Fork Beaver Hart Allen’s Grove Coldwater Township Lester Lincoln Mason City H. W. Kester

Eagle Center social notes and local visits

Miss Nellie and Ollie Buxton of Galena visited at the Sam Lumbus home. Carl Schaefer hauled gravel for a cement tank. Sherman Boyer shelled corn last Tuesday. Martha Strubel visited friends in Waterloo. Wilbert Miller attended the Des Moines fair. John Gill moved home after surgery at St Francis Hospital. Alfred Bedard sired a son born Aug 27. Anna and Clara Smith of Jesup visited their aunt Mrs Jacob Schaefer. Leo Rosauer called at Hudson. Anton Koerner bought a new car. Mr and Mrs Philip Beck and children returned from Bancroft after two weeks with relatives. Sam Lumbus, Homer and Ollie went to Austin MN to visit friends and will spend days at the Minnesota State Fair. Peter and Mrs Rosauer of War. Joo vacationing with relatives nearby. John Weber and Fred Schaefer visited Harper. Alvin Strubel and Fred Schaefer spent Monday evening at the Electric Park. Many attended the dance at Washburn. John Weber and Edmund Pifer spent Sunday with Chris Strubel Bane. Mr and Mrs Anton Berk and family enjoyed a woods picnic. Chris Strubel hauling slavel for a new corn crib.

Second Street Thorp Lyckard Waverly Paddycoart Fromm J Xow Okla Bb. L. Peddycoart Kotla Miller H. J. Barnett Fourth Street A. H. Noltereike Barner California M. Blumer Haseen Waterloo Bradburn TV Ave A.N. Morford C. Jh. Williams Roy Pooley Des Moines Wim. Moon Dick Austin Vinton Don Ellis Daugster Frace Nashua Elmer Moss Edna McVey Merchants National Bank Raymond Eagle Center Nellie Ollie Buxton Galena Sam Lumbus Carl Schaefer Sherman Boyer Martha Strubel Wilbert Miller John Gill St. Francis Hospital Alfred Bedard Anna Clara Smith Jesup Jacob Schaefer Leo Rosauer Hudson Anton Koerner Philip Beck Bancroft Tahri Homer Ollie Austin Minn Minnesota Fred Schaefer Electric Park Washburn John Weber Edmund Pifer Chris Strubel Bane Parkersburg Frank Walker Krotzer Chicago Bishop Eagle Grove George Johnson Ed Franke Carl Franke R. J. Goerner Clear Lake Henry Rogera Henry Franke Val Lahr Minneapolis Robert Fullerton Iowa City Ernest Franklin Traer Methodist Church McIntosh Farmer Wightman M. F. Edwards T. A. Hobson Ethel Ruth George Failet Kesley Fred Coryell Norfolk Neb C. Wolf H. W. Wilhelmus William South Dakota New Hartford J. W. Arbuckle Hattie and Mary Hughes Cora Waters Claus Iblings Riceville Harry Peterson Minnie Cedar Falls Mildred Meda Warner State Teachers Mason City Nettie Vosburg Rine Earth Gretta Watson Minnie Tupkes John Bird Jennie Helen Flynn Town City Mt. Auburn J. A. Smalley Gott Clint Sehlerfelt Cedar Rapids Ed Lane Kelso Oliver Baby Jesse Spicher Bloomington Ill A. W. Appleton Emma Amburn J. W. Jones Ed Weise Bert Spicher Jim McKinley Coral Mercelles Bramhall Geo. Breoffle Indiana Tlingis Dot Hains EB. B. Lor Estherville Cliford Reoffle Frank Jenks Nick Basley Will Schotfelt Esther Davis Harry Leeman Logan Billy St. Clair Chauncy Taylor Cedar, Rapids W. M. Bramhall Will Furry Seana Trade Lakes Frederika Pinkerton Martha Mowatt Clifford Gunsalus Joe Alcock Golding Harry McConkey West Union Fayette County Libble O'Lary Lime Springs Chas, Lemon Ruth Lemon Kitty Taylor Bravener Tripoli A. E. Walker Desrie Ponzer Mes. Madden Near Sim- Hero Mile Fifield Con Tanesville Wol Woodring Avg Viper Emma Rock Harry Viola Johnston John Chadwick FR. W. Chadwick Chas. Richman Lee Holm John Sheldon Republic Henry Alton Mart Clary Clyde Clary Near Fredericks'hare Ollie Ager Floyd Georgia Andrews Osage Joe Ronco Shumate H. A. Parson Dr. Shumate W. H. Woodring Anson Woodring Myron Clarence Holm W. H. Holm Chas. Hale Horton Iowa F. F. Glenny Martha Bedford E. BE. van Derveer Cedar Fallsberg Queats C. W. Bedford Will Mueller Mary Coddington H. Mueller E. Ostrander C. A. Traub John Meyers Martha Schiefelblen Truxton King Anna McDowell Brethren Church Winifred Molyneaux Serena McCarty Sarah Watters Wheaton Gladys Washburn Silas Klingaman J. W. Shoemaker Sam Watters W. G. Strayer Dike S. L. McDowell Davenport C. ¥. Strayer Europe Barbara Strayer Ocheyedan Orwin Cook R. H. Pyles None Oliver Maude Blough H. Y. Buchanan Will McFarlane George Terrell Miss Mantle Theodore Gutknecht Lena Builtiis Morrison A. T. Joder Paul Davis B. FP

Parkersburg Community Notes Highlight Visits And Fire Loss

Parkersburg residents welcome out-of-town visitors from Chicago Eagle Grove Clear Lake Minneapolis Iowa City Traer and Waterloo. Social events include a Methodist parsonage surprise and a house party. A fire destroyed W m Wallbaum’s northeast farm house with no contents saved.

Local Notes From Greene and Surrounding Towns

Greene area reports include Miss Nellie Whalford visiting Clarksville and Editor Amosnzalls ill at home earlier this week. Rant Rex spent Sunday at Marble Mark or home. Lew Hesalroud traveled to Buffalo Center for a visit while Merle Neal returned from a week with his sister at Lanbert on Tuesday. Hew Curtis of Waterlory uses relatives in Miner family. Calne buys a 60.

Readlyn and Waterloo visitations spark weekend chatter

Mayor Vander Walker toured Waterloo on Monday as a business visitor. Moss Fern Solt of Vincent visited Mrs Beecher and daughter in Readlyn last week. Harriet Trebon stayed with Tarleton friends. Evelyn Konief hosted Cypriss dadsly. Vanderwalker and a Oolwein wife were over Sunday guests of Neadlyn relatives. Art Johnston of Tripoli was in town Tuesday and plans to return to Rowdy gnd. Mr Johnston expects to soon become a proud parent.

Vander Walker Waterloo Moss Fern Vincent Beecher Fare Harriet Trebon Tarleton Evelyn Konief Cypriss Vanderwalker Oolwein Neadlyn Art Johnston Tripoli Mr. Johnston Dierie

Local News Notes from Readlyn and Surrounding Areas

A week of social visits includes Mrs Hurn and daughter from Waterloo in Readlyn while Rev. Jahr, recently back from a hospital appendix operation at Waverly, shows weakness but hope for recovery. School begins with teachers Miss Propp, Miss Trebun, Miss Moehlis, Velve Rommel, and Miss Stela Wilferson guiding各 schools. Maynard ball team loses to Readlyn 4 to 2.

Etork Stumme Alec Hurn Waterloo Readlyn Frank Fettkether Jahr Waverly Selons Miss Propp Miss Trebun Moehlis Wapsie School Mini Velve Rommel Key Acchool Stela Wileson Gee EB. Winegar Fred Mauret Vanderwilker Strs. Ghoslin Baby Mr. Ghoslin

Mt Auburn Social Notes Include Visits and Illness

Mt Auburn Iowa records a busy period with several visitors and residents traveling. Ed Lane is ill with typhoid fever. Mrs J A Smalley and daughter and many others make calls in Vinton Cedar Rapids Waterloo Estherville and Marengo with routine visits and trips.

Local Notables Attend Weekend Gatherings and Farewells

Frederika residents report several social visits and travels. Martha Mowatt celebrated a birthday with neighbors and children at dinner. Families from Des Moines, Waterloo, Tripoli, and Sumner are noted visiting relatives and attending events around Fayette County, including fairs and schooling plans.

Waterloo area notes and events in brief

A busy week brings visits, picnics, and school moves. Mrs. Ethel Carney hosted a Sunday school class picnic at the park while Cecil Bremer will start school in Lake Park. Miss Pearl Thomas of Charles City began teaching in Plumb Creek district. Henry Bergman, Laura Bergman, and others traveled to Waverly and Tripoli for social and business visits. Electric light work begins at the Brethren church as Miss Winifred Molyneaux and Serena McCarty plan a Wheaton trip. Will Crownover tees off for Europe to buy horses for his stock farm. The town marked a marshmallow toast for Miss Molyneaux and hosted multiple sports events at the park culminating in tug of war and games. Mrs. H. Y. Buchanan’s post surgery update is cautiously hopeful.

Fred Ladd Walter Whitman Martha Mowatt Martin Richman Spring Pond Ethel Carney Chas Alton Pearl Thomas Charles City Plumb Creek H. A. Parson N. Maas Herman Bergman Tripoli Walter Alcock Clarence Bergman Syd Mooney New Hampton Clarence Rust Henry Bergman Laura Waverly

Hudson visitors and local families return from trips

Hudson residents report visitors from California and Missouri staying with relatives. Samuel Nicholson and Mrs. Wilson are noted guests, while Mr. and Mrs. Brandhurst and Mr. Strayer, along with Sam Watters and son Earl, have just completed lengthy trips to Drinkwater and a 1900 mile auto journey in the north.

Vurpillar's New Discovery Promises Health Relief in Dubuque

Hundreds of Dubuque residents testify to Vurpillar's New Discovery and Vurpillat's Relief as remedies for stomach trouble rheumatism catarrh kidney and bladder complaints The ad touts Schuneman's Drug Stores selling the remedies with prices 1.00 and 50c per bottle and urges afflicted readers to try them for relief from pain stiffness and sickness.

Curpillar Dubuque Schnneman Vurpillat

Swisher and A. A. Burger of Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls individuals Swisher and A A Burger appear in a brief community notice. The item notes local names and a small, unspecified event or transaction tied to Cedar Falls, with no further details available in the legible text.

Swisher and A. A. Burger

Orange Twp Farmers Sell 122 Acre Smith Farm South of Waterloo

The Smith farm of 122 acres on Blue House road, eight miles south of Waterloo, sells for 171 per acre to Mr. Walters. It was rented to Will Sheratt at eight dollars per acre. The Lichty farm vacated by Sheratt is rented by Nela Soren, Mrs. Wilbert Miller was hospitalized, Ira Kough returned from New Mexico reporting drought, and Dennis Shrock and sons came back from Pennsylvania. Local teachers listed for fall, and a Sunday School class picnic at the river occurred last Monday evening. Mrs. Rosier visits from western Iowa, and a family quip ends with Tommy preferring a whipping.

Orange Two Smith Waterloo Blue House Road Walters Will Sheratt J. W. Lichty Mr. Sheratt Nela Soren Wilbert Miller Presbyterian Hospital Ira Kough New Mexico Dennis Shrock and Sons Pennsylvania A. A. Bontrager Orange Ada Shank Ethel Buckland Beulah, Hoff Odessa Stout Lizzie Fike Miss Shaw Belle Smith Elsie Brough Miss Welch South Waterloo Rosier Nels Sorenson

Busy Dunkerton day with picnic and baseball games

Dunkerton on September 6 will host a Dairy association picnic and a Dunkerton Jesup base ball clash. Local weather hopes for cooler skies as crowds gather. Also, ER. J. Webber, injured by a horse near Fairbank, dies and will be buried in Barclay Catholic cemetery tomorrow. Dunkerton store closes for invoicing and will reopen under new management soon.

Dunkerton Dairy Association Jesup ER. J. Webber Fairbank Barclay

Mother's Friend Advised by Grandmothers for Expectant Mothers

A classic urging expectant mothers to use Mother's Friend, a remedy applied externally to the abdomen, stomach, and breasts to ease pain, nausea, and breastfeeding issues. The ad claims rapid penetration, aided target of the body, and a calmer pregnancy experience. It promotes a $1,000 bottle and suggests contacting Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta for an instructive book.

Bradfield Regulator Co Lamar Bldg Atlanta, Ga

Resinol Promises Quick Healing for Skin Eruptions

A vintage advertisement touts Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as rapid remedies for pimples, blackheads, rashes, eczema, and other skin troubles. It claims gentle, safe action suitable for infants and children, urging readers to write for a trial from Resinoly Baltimore.

Dept. 2-M Resinoly Baltimore

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Anton Berk Famely Chris Strubel Slavel Maynard Donald Kitchen Storm Lake Zella Rogers H. J. Marsh Delwe Mrs. McAdams Victor, Ia Schuneman’s W. Vurpillal The Fpowler Co Waterloo Cheese Jowa Mrs. Messer Tommy Matma Dunkkerton East Jas. L. Henderson Bridge Street Joe Schiel Fall Sporting Goods Connection Giz Sycamore St C. J. Millers W. Fourth St Samson Asters Galdfolins Paul Davis Dry Goods CO Henderson Drug Commercial State House Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Company
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