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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1913

Page

4

Local visitors and business moves noted in Readlyn

Mrs Christ Wiles and children visited from Lawler. Lawler friend visits. McDavitt opens a drug store in the former Kehe building. Steinhauers visit Vanderwalker kin from Walker Minnesota. Fredrick guests from Arlington Heights and Chicago. Amelia Schweer at C. E. Stumme home. Bruns host birthday dance. Wincani Mayers Mab Booth shop Ochwein. Henry Miller visits Waterloo. Vanderwalker family and Steinhauer guests dine with Maurer family. J W Kehe moves hardware stock to new building with Waterloo relative helping.

Readiyn Christ Wiles Lawler McDavitt Oelwein Kehe Waterloo Vanderwalker Steinhauer N. Cook John Maurer J. W. Kehe

Brandon Area Briefs Move Through Week in Local Commerce

O F and C J Albert of Vinton were visitors, David Radick shipped a car of horses from Brandon, and Christopher and Bert Hammon visited Rowley. A H Stone purchased Potter hardware stock and invoiced it. Kilpatrick from Kansas visiting parents. Naylor buys Elmer Nabbott lot for fall building. Brandon Co operative Exchange hires Herrick as lumber yard manager. Line crews work on ballasting and wiring for side tracks. Judge Nichols of Vinton also visited.

Brandon O. F C. J. Albert Vinton David Radick Waterloo Ay. Christopher and Bert Hamnon Rowley A. H. Stone Mt. Auburn Charles Potter James Kilpatrick Kansas John Kilpatrick Prank Naylor Elmer Nabbott S Pumber Charles Porter B. B. Brown Harry Short Porter Ray Short Iowa City Ray Charles McClintock Family of Independence Bunten Brandon Co-operative Exchange Mr. Herrick Dysart Howard Revel Co. C. Randall Glen van Skike Winton Joseph Wood Cedar Rapids George B. Leonard D. A. McLeish Jacksonville Judge Nichols

Local News From Frederika and Surrounding Towns

Mrs E E Henry traveled to Eagle Grove for her ill daughter Mrs Guy Hinkley. Rev Geo Harvey and family returned from four months in Scotland. Mrs Martha Mowatt visited Mrs Losee in Douglas. M S Pratt lost a horse to blood poisoning. Mr and Mrs Hiram Hinckley visiting. Dave Willett and family were guests of the Maas. Mrs J J Adams in Oelwein due to granddaughter illness. Robert McGown of New Hampton visited home. Mrs Chas Lemon and two children returned home near Lime Springs after visiting Craty family.

Frederika E. E. Henry Eagle Grove Guy Hinkley Geo. Harvey Scotland Martha Mowatt Losee Douglas M.S. Pratt Hiram Hinckley Mike Mooney Dave Willett Waterino Maas J. J. Adams Oelwein Robert McGown New Hampton Chas. Lemon Mart Craty Lime Springs

Social notes from Littleton and nearby towns

Miss Sara Wilbur visited relatives in Independence last week. Mrs. Sinkler of Waterloo visits in the Benson home. Mr. and Mrs. G H Catshall and children visited Ed Miller over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Masters plan to visit relatives in Montana and the Dakotas this week. Wm Ball of Upland and son Frank visited Marshall Ball home last week. Mrs. Jane Alexander returned from Mitchell. Waverly fair attendance drew several locals including A Z Nielsen and Frank Rehberg.

Littleton Sara Wilbur Independence

Local visits and accident disrupt Fairbank day

Considine from here visits with Mr and Mrs H B Patton and daughter in Fairbank. Mrs Bertha Wilbur Heart Paul of Cedar Falls underwent Mayo Clinic surgery in Rochester Minnesota and is recovering. Grace Brown riding a pony on the slough bridge experienced a near accident when an auto from Oelwein swerved to avoid the pony, the vehicle breaking and Miss Brown injuring shoulder and elbow. slippery road from rain contributed to the mishap.

Considine H. B. Patton Edmund Galluphone Fairbank Heart Paul Cedar Falls Bertha Wilbur Mayo Hospital Rochester Mian Grace Brown Slough Bridge Oelwein Brown

Local Notes From Eagle Center and Surrounding Areas

Mrs John Weber returned home from Harper Iowa after a several week stay. Several residents attended the Wm Amphar sale at Jesup on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Chris Strubel hosted a dinner for friends Sunday. Mrs Peter Trainor visited relatives in Toledo Ohio. Horace Cable harvested corn for Mrs Jacob Schaefer. Families including Ben Taken Chris Strubel and Ida Maroney attended the Waverly fair. John Gill visited Waterloo. Miss Treasa McManus visited Anton Beck. Ladies Home Circle met at Julia Cahill and will meet next at Mrs John Heins.

Eagle Center John Weber Harper Jesup Chris. Strubel Peter Trainor Toledo Horace Cable Jacob Schaefer Ben Taken Ida Maroney Madson Waverly Fair Frank Menhalpen Dewar John Gill Waterloo Treasa McManus Mason City Anton Beck Ladies’ Home Julia Cahill John Heins

Shady Grove social notes and visits in September

Shady Grove reports many local visits and events. Mr McKinley and Miss Sarah Shaffer stayed with Mr and Mrs Arthur Shaffer. Ralph Sherman leaves for Valparaiso Indiana to attend school. The Chas Balcoms dance drew a large crowd though they plan to move to New York. Numerous relatives visited from Waterloo Jesup and Dysart. infant burial at Spring Creek cemetery. next S G N club meeting at Mrs W C Kenney in October.

Shady Grove Siezie Freyling McKinley Sarah Shaffer Brandon Arthur Shaffer Stuart Waterloo Freely Stumma Waverly Fair Tripoli Fred Meythater Floyd County Fred Schutte Fred Kenney Casner Jesup Ralph Sherman Valparaiso Ind Frank Klingaman Orange Township Berf, Bunnell Balcolm State of New York J. A. Clark Dell Douglas Will Fox Shrieve W. C. Kennay Gene Bittinger Barittinger Reed Arlene Cohn B. Lux Taylor Independence B. H. Ham Dan Peck Rose Seeman S. G. N. Club W. C. Kenney Teh Spring Creek Oscar Hilton

Township Notes on Local Trades and Injury Update

Bernard Widdle continues to improve after a threshing accident that broke his leg in two places near Fox Township. He was moved Friday from the accident site home to his brother Albert's residence as he recovers. William Schuler sold his team of horses to Jesup buyers this week. Frank Olinger is drilling a new well on his property. Mike Olinger is doing carpenter work for George Wellman.

Fox Township Bernard Widdle Albert William Schuler Jesup Frank Olinger Mike Olinger George Wellman

Waverly fair draws attendees as local news highlights

Allison reports a busy period with Mrs. M Weires and Eva at the Waverly fair. The wedding of Celia Marlow in Charles City is noted, along with R C Drake’s move to Greene to run a pantorium. Mrs. Effie Johnson visits from Waterlon and HH Conn attend a Rowan wedding. Frank Kincaid sells property.

Allison Waverly Fair M. Weires Eva Celia Marlow Wm. Marlow Charles City R. C. Drake Greene Effie Johnson Waterlon HH. T. Conn Rowan Frank Kincaid

Funeral Attendees Reflect on Hop. John Wade's Service

Attendance at Hop. John F. Wade's funeral in Dougherty included W. F. Ray F. J. Ray J. A. Barlow EK. J. Davis W. B. Montgomery and T. Shafer. Rev. E. H. Free moved into a newly purchased house in the east part of town. Miss Roberta Ray resumes Davenport studies at St. Katherine School. The Allison band wrapped season with a final open air concert. The new German Lutheran church on Main Street will be dedicated Sunday October 12. Miss Lillian Wild travels to Chicago for nurse training. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Shafer visited W. R. Shafer near Clarksville last Sunday.

Dence W. F. Ray Hop John F. Wade Dougherty F. J. Ray J. A. Barlow EK. J. Davis Montgomery T. 4 Shafer E. H. Free Eost Roberta Ray Davenport St. Katherine Allison Main Street Lillian Wild Chicago T. J. Shafer W. R. Shafer Clarksville

Local Social Notes From Clarksville Area

Mrs L Cutler spent a week with relatives in Waterloo. Miss Gertrude Fleck visited Greene for ten days. Mrs Fred Morton of Grand Meadows Minn visited Greene with Mrs BE Smith and Lizzie Morton. Frank North family to move into Lou Kephart house on Superior Street East Oct 1. Lydia Scarpff recovered then relapsed. Women’s Club opens with a social at president Mrs Fred Barr’s home. Three ladies aged nearly 80 and 82 visited Mrs Ed Phillips. They were her aunt Mrs

Clarkeville L. Cutler Waterloo Gertrude Fleck Greene Wes. Huffman Fred Morton Grand Meadows Minn BE. L. Smith Lizzie Morton Frank North Lou Kephart Superior Street Lydia Scarpff Woman’s Club Fred Barr Ed Phillips

Local residents share news of births weddings and visits

A flurry of social notes from Joliet and nearby towns records birthdays such as Wm Morrison turning 79, visits by Marion Wamsley to Wells Minnesota, Bertha McClintock from Shell Rock, and Ed Martin with his son from Waverly. The community also notes a quiet Jefferson street wedding, a Des Moines ceremony, a baby Georgina Ethel, a farm sale, and a first freeze signaling seasonal change.

J. Wiloth Marble Rock Sarah Bouton Waterloo L. L. Downs George Sterling Georgian Ethel Jefferson Street Sarah McCrery Martin Huber Sinclair Presbyterian Ida Roberts Shell Rock Gladys Hall Marie Hall A. D. van Meter J. T. Vencill Gault

Dunkerton Visitors and Local News Reflect Rural Ties

Chas Suckles of Eugene Oregon visits Dunkerton relatives and notes long absence changes. Henry Douglas of Los Angeles visits F C Canfield after 44 years apart. Fred Brown, Dunkerton foreman, improves after hospitalization. Hog cholera reported locally withories about pigeons spreading disease.

Dunkerton Chas. Suckles Eugene City Ore R. Stickles the Magees E. W. Magee Gresham Sid Stickles Oregon Stickles Henry Douglas Los Angeles Cal F. C. Canfield Douglas Mr. Canfield Albert Deal Fred Brown Waterloo

Cough Remedy Praised by Iowa Mother

Mrs. Sarah E. Duncan of Tipton Iowa writes of a severe cold and dreadful cough last winter. She says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured her son's cold after a single bottle, and it is offered for sale by all dealers.

Sarah E. Duncan Tipton Iowa Chamberlain

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