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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1915
Page
6
A jumble of missing pet notices and assorted help wanted ads across addresses in Waterloo and Independence. Includes lost dog details, several boarding and employment postings, and multiple rental listings with prices and contact numbers.
HUDSON Sept 2 second division of the Brethren Ladies Aid served refreshments at the regular monthly social. Notables include Mrs Peter Lind of Nebraska helping her sister and Miss Play Abbs of Waterloo staying with Miss Mabel Alexander. Mr and Mrs Sant Watters and daughter Hazel visit. Rev OM Pierce returned from the Brethren conference at Winona Lake. School opened with new teachers in charge.
Principal Mr Meyer of Iowa Falls and assistant Miss Martha Dew from Reinbeck visited relatives three months before leaving Wednesday for Fresno California. Mrs Gutknecht and Gen. Eugene Gutknecht departed Thursday for Denver Colorado where Eugene will seek relief from hay fever illness.
Robert Patterson suffers severe leg injuries after a motorcycle collision with a car owned by Joe Clemens of Charles City. Doctors warn amputation may be needed if infection sets in as Clemens and family cope with the crash. The same report notes fair attendance, a fatal rifle accident in Rock Rapids, and a Labor Day Woodmen picnic amid multiple local updates.
Osage residents record a busy week with trips to Owatonna Minneapolis Nora Springs and Kenyon. Families including the Wiloghip Barker Galley Dorse Russell and Kuhn households are noted visiting relatives attending school and enjoying local hospitality.
Brandon residents report F. W. Andrews and wife of Oxford intend to relocate here once the Hines building is vacated. Ki Kare club meets with Mrs. J. W. Hoos. Donald McBerech returns to Denver after visiting grandparents. School opens with Frank Weik as head and a crowded intermediate room.
Nettie Caysby returned home to Davenport from Finchford on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs G G Briggs and daughter Blanche of Spring Valley Minnesota are visiting relatives for a few days. Miss Pearl Sands, after a week in Davenport, returned home Tuesday. School started Monday with Miss Annamae Gorman as teacher. Miss Genevieve Briggs teaches at the Winston school.
Unsettled weather amid frost fears influences grain movement in Chicago trading. September and December wheat rise with strong close, corn shows only temporary strength, hogs reach yearly highs while cattle and sheep face quality concerns. Livestock receipts at the Chicago stockyards are tallied with modest projections for tomorrow.
Inland market notes show Chicago hog and cattle prices with mixed results as wheat and dairy futures move. Local arts wrap features vaudeville praise at Majestic and film bills at Palace Plaza and Family, with reviews of Lecoq and The Chalice of Courage and a fishing note from the Sea of Galilee.
The Waterloo hosts the riotously funny Dont Lie to Your Wife with Tango Queens chorus and comedians Tom Coyne George Wagner and Milt Frankford plus Wardrobe splendor. Northwestern notes heavy flour sales while winter wheat movement looks mixed with 10 cent price cuts and brisk bids for wheat.
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