Correspondence from German Township highlights local visits
The German Township correspondence notes Mr. and Mrs. Wolbert Boalman and others touring Waterloo, families visiting relatives in Aplington and Hampton, and farmers preparing meat for winter. It mentions the Aplington Telephone Co installing service, several travel to Ackley, and local social visits, births, and community events including a coming Christmas program and a horse breaking attempt near Austinville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolbert Boalman
OC. Werland
Waterloo
John Atay
Geo
Hayunga
Little Rock
Heoricus Lindaman
Ravensteio
Aplington
Mre. Ravenstein
Kansas
Aplington Telephone Co
A. F Scote
Geo. Boeltz
Mamie Soltow
Ackley
Misa Soltow
Miss Soltow
Cleves and Vicinity notes and social mentions
In Ackley Geo Willme and Jobo Krull were in town Saturday with Spats Harm Daniels visited Buffalo Center to see his brother. Congratulations to Will Muddernass and wife on their recent marriage. Arend Eckboif and family from Bakker Minnesota visit relatives and plan to stay through the holidays. Jobo Wilts and Will Jutting were hunting last Monday. Slaying, John Preese, and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hickethier
South Dakota
Mise Ida Horner
Aby Hampton
Randall Malood
Mes. Hallowell
Gifford
Mra
M. I. Appleby
Chria Zeigler
Clay Pearsa
Annapolia
Maryland
Chicago
Arthur Mallory
Washington, D. C
R. Parka
Geneva
Mr. Bruso
Hutchmaon
Minnesota
Barria
Gilas- Page
Silver City, Sons
Dell Rapida
Madison
Geo Willme
Jobo Krull
Ackley
Spats
Harm Daniels
Buffalo Center
William
Freinds
Will Muddernass
Jobo
John Preese
Dumont Briefs Chronicle Local Trades and People
A jumble of short notes from Dumont covers cattle sales by Angust Treiteeo to Hajo Krane and purchases by ME Rameey of Rernbeck, plus sick lists, new clerks, travels of A S Fuller, and several obituaries and visits. Mentions: Mrs. Ben Isabrands, George Bleeker, Henry Fléttland, Ben Bleeker, Emma Coulen Wickham, Benjamin W. Devore, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. F Tanner of Oskaloosa, Mrs. Alex Lumley, death of Mrs. Lumley, typhoid recovery and later pneumonia, M Hanoawalt buying land, Mr. Der, Jess Merrill moving, Ben Lolling buying Kool farm, executor sale, Paul Gerdes and wife, Mary Gibson death, W F Watson, Neto Boeckemeier, Ed McCoy and wife, Rev. Aillman visiting Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Steinblock
Wood
Miss Alken
Sam Jannssen Atote
Dumont
Thomas B. Wickham
Thackegiving
Mise
Emma Coulen Wickham
Benjamin W. Devore
Mr. der
Hartwick Town
Mra
Martin
F. Tanner
Oskaloosa
Davis
Henry Bennett
Dubuque Hospital
Cunningham
Alex Lumley
Hampton
Vern Abreoa
Snow
M. Hanoawalt
Galbraith
Biglow
Mton
Jess Merrill
Thief River Falle
Mino
Ben Lolling
Aale
Paul Gerdes
St. House
Slater
Mary Gibson
Schafer
Allenville
W. Watson
Shell Rock
Neto Boeckemeier
Cedar Falls
Ed McCoy
Waterloo
Rev. Aillman
Wisconsin
The Dellaceator December number features home life fare
The December issue of The Dellaceator offers home folke content with Christmas at Ellis Island, Back to the Bible by Mabel Potter Daggett, six departments for women and youth, and editorials urging a square deal for every child. Special features from Butterick Publishing Co include The New Idea Woman's Magazine December highlights and practical sections on housekeeping, hygiene, and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Ialand
Mabel Potter Daggett
Butterick Publihing Co
New York
New Idea Woman's Magazine
Fawe
Camille Chitford
Obrietmas
New Idea Pub. Co
Broadway
Local notes and visits from Thanksgiving week
Robe rteon R R Wilson returns from New Mexico to greet friends. Mrs Heath and Gummert back from Warren County visit. Elizabeth Wilson and cousin Mrs Fanny Wilson spend Thanksgiving in Des Moines. Jim Harria ships hogs to Chicago. Ella Heath heads home to Cod a Nebraska. Mr Lampbright remains ill. Mrs Thomas Wilson hosts Aid Society dinner December 12 inviting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Wilson
New Mexico
Mra
Heath
Gummert
Warren County
Elizabeth Wilson
Fanny Wilson
Des Pfotoed
Jim Harria
Rock Island
Chicago
Ella Heath
Coda
Nebraska
Lampbright
Thomas Wilson
Aid Society
Howe
Wellsburg Town Notes and Local Happenings
Wellsburg and vicinity report community updates including Miss Tillie Huleman assisting at the Bowles home Fancie Small visiting Albion then heading to Sioux Falls for winter John Freese installs a new lighting system north of town a large gasoline engine at the waterworks until the new one arrives Martino Thomas and George Doyen visiting Sidley then Sioux Falls H Stetesma leaves local telephone exchange for Cedar Falls Miss Katie Burns departs Riexena and Thomas store for winter at home Greenfield opera house renovation nears completion A. Olemann finishes a new house north of town Harm Lister becomes city meat market butcher replacing George Dogan Ladies cuff buttons at Beach's and a new line of watches rings and jewelry arrived at Beach's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsburg
Tillie Huleman
E. A. Bowles
Misa Fancie Small
Albion
Meint Tjaden
Chicago
Red Fox
John Smit
Harry Mass
John Freese
German Township
Tia House
John Rosa Ta
Martino Thomas
George Doyen
Sidley
Sioux Falls
H. Stetesma
State Normal School
Cedar Falls
Katie Burns
Riexena & Thomas
A. Olemann
Lister
George Dogan
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Rubuinville
Bode
Kanawha
P. Limburg
A. Austin
J. Johoeon
Jibo Limberg
God A. Younker
Mra. Paulsen
Av Sigclair
Joho Patteragn
Sam
Mina Hearlgtte Harken
J. J. Schapp
de Vries
Austinville
Wild West
Will Harken
Lucy
Ida Schapp
Annie
Cassee Dirks
John Scharp
Nellie Austin
Our City
Abuls
Parkernburg
Henry, Batn
George
Iowa
The
Courier
Sam Martin
Busipees
Henry
Baker
Chancellor
O. Thriller
W. J. Becker
Mijas Hattie Bleeker
Willie
J. L
Cleves and Vicinity
Roberteon
Price
Beach's
Ringe
St Beach's
Pollard
Carnation King
Hidora
Lowe
W. A Snodgress
Andrew Rath Lumerman
Ackley, A
Theo. Schoenelch
Anna Ahrens
Emma Fischer
Edieon Record
Zinmerman Bros. Drugstore
Railway Companied
Jim Hill
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