Correspondence from AUOTINVILLE lists local trades and visits
Personal notes mention Stockdale shipping cattle to Chicago, Sloan Bros with a $830 contract for the new school, remodeling plans by Remi Marken at about $700, and various visits by residents from Rural Valley Minnesota Adrian and Dumont. Social life remarks include church events, Home Missionary society hosting Rev Abuis, and a local joke about a serenade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auotinville
G. Stockdale
Chicago
Sloan Bros
Aplington Notes on Local Residents and Visitors
Mrs Wieselele reports modest improvement for Mise Angeline Reidts. Jono Linduman and wife welcome a baby girl. A Ontjes returns from Mountain Lake Minnesota. Mrs Ralph Joboson travels from Ackley after visiting her father. Mine Raooie Swyter visits Britt to see relatives for a short time.
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Aplington
Wieselele
Angeline Reidts
Omega
Jono Linduman
A. Ontjes
Mountain Lake
Minn
Ralph Joboson
Ackley
Mine Raooie Swyter
Britt
Local notes from Cleves and vicinity and area residents
A fragmented rural patch lists building, repairs, farming, and visiting: W Aikey builds a tew barn. M Hatma fixes John Guin’s place and plants about 100 evergreens. Henry Meysr installs a pool table. Joneson unloads carloads of lumber and cement. W Aikena hauls sand for a barn. Mr and Mrs W Jutting visit A N Geerdes. Binning and Kruse noted in town. Collins elopes with Sarah Ann Huntbatch, leaving Albia. Barry Berry from Allison visits family. Clemons goes to Waterloo. Charly Hayes ill with a boil. cemetery meeting to be hosted by Mrs Myrta Page. Miss Ollie Reave attends Lew Parka funeral. John K Parke aids Lew Parka’s care. Kissinger of Ohio visiting Jacob Kurts. Stoner family noted with regret. Geo Serves a Dougat of N B section 18 in Taylor. Schmidt family visits. Miss Susie Schiltz returns to Mitchell. Mrs Ray Eicker and baby move to North Dakota. A D Frantz attends Iowa photographers’ convention May 12 to 15 in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Aikey
M. Hatma
John Guin
Henry Meysr
Ee M. Joneson
H. Fouts
Buainesa
W. Aikena
John Riley Collins
Sarah Ann Huntbatch
Collins
Albia
Barry Berry
Allison
P. L. Clemons
Waterloo
A. Crea
Charles Kissinger
Ohio
Jacob Kurts
A. G. Stoner
Dougat
N. B
Taylor
Henry Brown
Mra
Nick Schmidt
Hettinger
North Dakota
Ekaterprive
Local notes from Dumont and area including bank reform and visits
P T Liewene ban returned from the bad aide of his brother in law Ed Sliver at Pliley hospital in Dubuque. Iti Schuler has gone to Britt to Work in basement Shop. Mrs Harvey Brawat and her daughters of Wabatar City visit at the Wilcox home. The Bank of Dumont reorganized into the State Bank of Dumont. Mrs B Boyd died there last Wednesday and funeral services were held Friday from the M B church. Monday night a wedding reception at the Evangelical parsonage for Rev Aikman. Mrs Godmi es visiting relatives at Rockwell City. Miss Lucile Hart graves attended a Missionary society meeting at Waterloo. W Thomas bought stock in Knox ville and will move there. G A Griswold returned from Dakota City Iowa.
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Remi Marken
Bad Sloan
James Minley
Pennnsylvania
Minnesota
Harken
Richard Bode
Clara City
Misa Sarah Jangenius
A. Eichmaier
Adrian
H. F. Camp
Parkersburg
Rev
Abuis
Kesley
Home Missionary Society of the Christian Reformed Church
Thomas
J. B. Heinz
Ackley
William Hellen
Waterloo
John Meyer
Aplington
Austin
Wife
Pumont
P.T. Liewene Ban
Tron
Hia
Ed Sliver
Pliley Hospital
Dubuque
Iti Schuler
Gohn
Britt
Bastead
Harvey Brawat
Little Daughters
Wabatar City
Wilcox
Hank
Dumont
State Bank of
M. B
Misa Lillist Beast
van Brandenburg
Kenley
Thos
Evangelical
Aikman
Hove
Hhe
Godmiea
Rockwell City
Mra. Wilcox
Misa Lucile Hartgraves
Missionary Society
W. Thomas
Knooxville
Lown
G. A. Griswold
Dakota City
Iowa
Steamboat Rock Social and Local Notices Roundup
Mrs. Robertson and daughter return from Oklahoma. Mrs. Carpenter reads letter from daughter in Washington planning Iowa return in about five weeks. Measles, scarlet fever, and diphtheria quarantine affect Frank Campbell family. Clem Sternshaw rents farm to Grundy County official Eckholt taking possession March 1, 1909. DeBosor of Aplington visits granddaughter Waudby. Janzen family from Loralee Kan. visits. Barber W. Hathaway ill with measles. Rev. Waudby sells driving horn to O Rank for 126. Roy Fineter back from Quincy school. Mrs. Waudby ill. W. T. Moora family gains new son. George Hiericks from Cleves on business. George Baynes and Robert McCaw ship hogs. O Laipple family from Ackley at M Hy parsonage. J A Holmes and Miss Margaret Rawson wed near Sheffield. Prof. S R Fitz, ex-principal, re-elected Hampton superintendent.
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W. BR. Robertson
J. W. Caldwell
Oklahoma
Frank Campbell
Clem Sternshaw
Grundy County
P. B. Eckhot
DeBosr
Aplington
Waudby
Janzen
Loralee Kan
W. Hathaway
Rev. Waudby
Roy Fineter
Quincy
Illinois
Abbott and Vicinity News and Market Reports Summary
A weekly Abbott community column covers live social events and personal notes. Market prices listed include hive stock, cattle, eggs, cream, hides, and turkeys with Ben Bleeker’s Abbott market and local buyers active. The piece mentions Sloan brothers shingling a schoolhouse, plans for additions, visits by residents from nearby towns, and local social notes among residents like Lizzie Marken and Miss DeBoer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Ben Bleeker
Cory
Lowa Buyera Sreioa
Egga
Ben Buercar
Ben Bleaker
Local items from Butte County and area note daily life
The column records assorted notices from Butte County and nearby towns including minor medical procedures, travel updates, student absences, home moves, and community happenings. It mentions preparations for Children's Day, church construction progress, new residents and box social planned, marriage licenses, a baby birth, and local residents visiting relatives.
Fragmented pension notice and tragic accident report
The fragment describes widows receiving a new pension amount under a recent act, benefiting about 201,551 widows and other beneficiaries. It also mentions a boy, 4, playing with a fuse and a fatal blast in a house, with buildings and mines damaged. The text includes an ad for a catarrh cure and a brief note on local ailments and remedies of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmine
Elworth Martin
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