Eyeglass shop aids city residents and visitors
City in brief notes eyeglass adjustments by Boyce optometry on the Majestic theatre 2nd floor. It lists visitors from Janesville and Jesup, locals returning from California and Oklahoma visits, a birth at 2144 Lafayette, and hospitalities amid social and civic events.
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Buchanan
Boyce
Majestic Theatre
Rainy September Weather in Inn Ala and Other Notes
The article records a rainy September with 5.11 inches by Septembers first twenty days, noting abnormal rainfall in the north. It cites observer Ralph B Slippy and mentions forecasts of frost after the current storm, with worm activity expected around the equinox and general fair weather otherwise.
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Ralph B. Slippy
Annual Old People Day at Grace M E Church
Grace M E Church held its annual old people day with about seventy five attendees including Mrs Mahala Ellis the oldest present at 86. The event featured a noon chicken dinner, floral decorations from Sherwood greenhouse and a program with a duet by Mrs H C Wilbur and Mrs Elmo Bateman and remarks by Mrs Starr and Rev B E Hull. Guests included pastors from city churches and out of town visitors Mrs Mary Gue of Omaha and Mrs S A Willey of Davenport.
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Grace M. BE
Epworth League
New Church
Sherwood
William Starr
Ella Watters
Thomas Eaton
F. G. Kellogg
A. J. Sharp
H. C. Wilbur
Elmo Bateman
Starr
BE. D. Hull
Mahala Elie
Esther Peek
Eth Blenis
Mary J. Hankinson
A. C. Hoffman
Theodore Fisher
Mra
Mary Gue
Omaha
S. A. Willey
Davenport
Buying liquor for blacklisters leads to arrests
Police plan to arrest men who supply liquor to habitual drunkards barred from saloons. Police Judge Myers will hear the first case tomorrow as a young man stands trial on the charge of furnishing liquor to a blacklister.
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Myers
First Showing Fall Millinery by Mrs. Bacon
Mrs. B A Bacon at 620 Lafayette Street opens her Waterloo millinery shop for fall and winter showing. She offers a broader selection than last season and invites patrons to view the new collection.
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B. A. Bacon
Lafayette Street
Ladies of
Waterloo
Waterloo Public School Teachers Picnic Tomorrow
Teachers of the Waterloo west public schools plan a rousing picnic at Willard hall tomorrow afternoon and evening. Supper at 4 o'clock. Aimed at acquainting new and old teachers across buildings. They will go to the park about 2 PM. Also advertised two furnished light housekeeping rooms for rent at 1027 Jefferson.
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Waterloo West
Willard Hall
Jefferson
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