Sunday Country Visits and Local Movements
Gray Items Charlew Newell and family spent Sunday in the country. Mr and Mrs Bates visited in Rose between training Sunday. George Gray and father drove to Audubon on business Monday. Rev Mayes sold his driving team to a man from near Botha. Meetings at the U B church closed Sunday night. There were twenty six on the charter for a Rebekah institute at Brayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Charlew Newell
Mrs. Bates
Rose
George
Audubon
Mr. Jay
Hs Plasterera
Als
Yetter
Lon Shinglecker
Jessie Pantard
Florence Mepp
Matilda Jansen
Mina Lizzie Rasmussen
Carrol Me
Jensen
Mendrick
Billy Spilker
Ella Greenlee
Grandpa
Imi Greenlee
Clark
Shelley
Bertha Arden
O Mins Hopkine
Ned
John Kneelie
Kusel
Folts
Clausen
Ed Newell
Carry Weston
Valley
Texas
Harry Williamson
Center
Will Summerville
Omaha
Botha
H. A. Williameon
Mr. Paulsen
Johnnie Stewart
Joan
Mrs. Stuart
Lincoln Center and Township Notes of Social and Local Events
Local notices report social visits church services and gatherings across Lincoln Center and Botna township. People attend dances exams and revivals while residents move homes visit relatives and plan local events. A revival concludes with twenty six new church members and community plans include a dime social and a summer move purchase.
Marriage of Fred Rosa Jr to Miss Lizzie Myers
On February 20 in a ceremony officiated by Rev. G Quother, Fred Rosa Jr and Lizzie Myers wed. The couple, described as early adults raised near their church, begin married life with favorable prospects, highlighting Rosa’s upbringing and industrious character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ross, Jr
Lizzie Myers
Fred Rosa, Jr
Gquother
Rota
Ig Ehort
Community remembers Mias Myers with lifelong Carroll County ties
Friends of the Journal extend congratulations as Mias Myers, born in the area near Templeton in Carroll County, is celebrated for a long life among neighbors. The note mentions Foley's Kidney Cure as an advertisement for kidney and bladder troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Myers
Carroll County
Templeton
Stone
Journal
Force
Foley
Nick Doffing
Local social notes roundup from Ross News
Ross News items list Sunday visits to Sam Jordan Theo Martin and John Sandrock homes. Stock from John Paterson to Chicago with families visiting relatives in Guthrie and Melville townships. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs Sam Jordan, Mrs Will Martin, Grandma Lother y and others, are mentioned with sick days, visits, dinners, and community chatter. A note on Foley's Honey and Tar endorses the product via a Memphis Times excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channes Boers
Sam Jordan
John Paterson
Theo Martin
John Wagner
Chicago
Stock
Harry Smith
Nels Olson
Paul Wickham
Max Eblert
John Sandrock
Harry Bates
Herman Teasman
Otto Tesaman
John Ehlert
George Everts
Loie
Clayton Wickham
Janie Stewart
Allie Quinby
Folka
Charlie Hart
Nebraska
Local Notes From Cameron Area Hurtling Through Week
Ayere hosted an oyster supper at the Hillyer home last week. Rutherford brothers and friends attended sales and farm work including Pfiester sale and straw hauling. Wallace Bolton moved machinery to a Viola township farm this week while Mrs Schrader and Grandma Poschen visited. A report of gunfire scare at Phil Crow’s party ends with damage to a buggy. Several visits and health concerns are noted including Mrs Myers with a skin illness and Eva Gray with a head ailment seeking medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayere
Hillyer
Robert Rutherford
Thomas
Thomas Rutherford
Eric Petersen
Wallace Bolton
Viola Township
Grandma Posshen
August Schrader
Wm. Schrader
Harry Schrader
Henry Schrader
Pat Goaman
Fred Moltistar
Murry Northup
A. Swipson
Northup
Nebraska
Wiliam McCaw
Phil Crow
Mr. Woerning
Dore Northup
Billy Myéra
Cupid Caught Them Two Hearts Wed In Cameron Township
A February wedding in Cameron township united Miss Koran and Mr. Lewis Hidger at the home of Fred Horning with about fifty guests. Rev Hayes performed the ceremony as Goldal Thayes played at the reception and the couple promised to love, honor, and cherish through health or adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Bonda
Nice
Alth
Fred Horning
Cameron Township
Lewis Hidger
Miss Koran
Cerieh
Mian Goldal Thayes
Rev
Hayes
Force
Wedding Gift List Reflects Shared Joy of Horning and Schrader Families
A lengthy gratitude note follows a wedding listing gifts from Parents of the groom and bride. Numerous households such as Horning Schrader Crow Buckner McCuen and Faucher are noted with silverware tablecloths rugs and china. The couple thanks friends for thoughtful presents and a 100 check from the bride's parents is acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Horning
Silger Carying
August Schrader
Harry Schrader
Crow
Trenry Schrader
Paul Horning
Eorge McCuen
Ralph
Nellie McCuen
Charles
Jesse Neitzal
W. N. Howe
Gretchen Horning
J.D. Horning
Albert Horning
Orville Buckner
Hattie Horning
Lee McCaen
Pioneering Cameron Resident Sylvester Moore Injured
Sylvester Moore of Cameron, a late nineteenth century settler, broke his leg last October. Despite expert treatment the fracture failed to knit, and five weeks ago doctors moved him to Iowa City Hospital. His leg remains a nonhealing fracture though they hope another joint may form rather than amputation. He has capable sons and a practical wife aiding the farm during this hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Moore
Cameron
Alo
Iowa
Iowa City
Moore
Viola Township wedding of Buckner and Hillyer described
A wedding in Viola township united Cyrus Buckner son of Mr and Mrs Frank Buckner and Misa Katie Hillyer daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hillyer. Rev Hayes officiated and the couple received thanks and best wishes from neighbors and the journal force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violla Township
Hayes
Cyrus Buckner
Frank Buckner
Cameron Center
Misa Katie Hillyer
George Hillyer
Viola Township
Buckner
Katie
Force
Old Hamlin Notes Mention Local Events And Moves
The column lists Mrs Graaniea illness Mrs W A Clark’s mother Chas Higgins tasks Doc Phipps hat week and community notices including a carpet rag bee at Ralph Stanlyhone Thursday and a missionary meeting at Mrs Sunberg's. It notes a pending move near Creston and a March 1 relocation by Ed Owens Hent Rabes Charles Miller Ralph Stanley Martha McNutt and Lou Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Deets
Stanly
Mrs. Deets
Creston
Ed Owen
Hent, Rabe
Charles Miller
Ralph Stanley
Marah McNutt
Lou Bradley
Audubon Township Individuals Report Local Events
Audubon Township notes several incidents and movements including Chris Wolf losing a cow on Friday and Henry Weisemeyer reclaiming a cow recently. Mra Hugh Farrell and Lois Tibben are sick, J P Lair visits on official business, and Amos Tibben's family hosts relatives. A box social is canceled and local residents prepare for a February cattle sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Wolf
Hugh Farrell
Henry Weisemeyer
John Rnppertae
Adair
Ed Lewis
Wipta
Jerry Kelleher
Chicago
Henry Baker
Audubon
Clyde May
Crunta
Frank Davis- Genter Broher
Nebraska
Amos
J.P. Lair
Exita
Lou Heckman
Johnnie Wahlert
Misa Maude Boehme
Evi Schwenneker
Timothy
Charles Spencer
John Baker
Herbert Hocampie
J. C. Grant
J. H. McCreary
Charles Boehnie
Theo Schwenneker
Henry Martin
Henry Hocamp
Thomas Jones
Oakfield
E. C. Naylor
Anita
Aid Society
Wary Baker
Baker
William Ifocamp
Mated for Life in Holy Wedlock at local parish
Yesterday afternoon the ceremony united John Edward Wahlert and Sophia Jacobsen in marriage at a Christian church ceremony. Attendants were John Timmel and Martha Tibben. The couple will reside with Sophia's father Charles H. Jacobsen for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edward Wahlert
Sophia Jacobsen
Christian Church
Flder H. A. Pallinter
John Tmmel
Martha Tibben
Greeley Township News and Local Visits
Greeley Township reports Arthur Christensen preparing for the season and Jim Boyer with family visiting Claude Jayne on Sunday. Gov McCall and wife ill, Mrs Chas Wilson grippe, George McCall on the pick list. Epworth League attendance. A baby girl born to Mel Hubble and wife on Sunday. Bob Buchanan sale attracted crowds. Antus Howland at the Han fin market with hogs. Mrs Williams of Nebraska visited Cano Williams home. Turner brothers on Extra hog market. Mrs George McCall returned from Illinois. Stella Huston and children visiting povertyl William Masterson and Chas Wilson sold a fine three year old filly to Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Christensen
Jim Boyer
Claude Jayne
McCall
Wifs
Chas
Wilson
George McCall
Ptay
Mel Hubble
Edison Phono graphs bought by Claude Jayne and others
A list of local happenings includes Claude Jayne purchasing one of five Edison Phonographs from Jeweler Christensen for 150 dollars. Miss Della Gowdy of Adel visited Union Baptist church with Rev and Mrs Tabor. Neighbors and townsfolk noted illness and school returnees, a surprise party for Masterson, hog shipment by John Augnet and Wm Wablert, and upcoming Baptist prayer meeting hosted by William Masterson with Adolphus Bert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rummelhart
Claude Jayne
Edison
Christensen
Della Gowdy
Adel
Tabor
Union Baptist Church
Sloan
Vivian DeWees
Guy Lyle
Art Anciaux
Essie Goodey
Melville Center
Masterson
Veda
John Augnet
Wm. Wablert
Wm. Masterson
Adolphus Bert
Linda Allen
Casey
Charles Simmons
Mr. Simmons
Allen
Guthrie Center
North Branch Neighbors Share News and Local Doings
North Branch residents report illnesses and recoveries as Mrs. Parker hosts Aunt Belle Hash. Reuben Shoesmith’s family suffer from grippe while many attend prayer meetings and a Sp Worth league at Bowie Chapel. Trips to Guthrie Center, Adair, and Wichita noted with relatives, school, and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle” Hash
Mra. Parker
Reuben Shoesmith
Grippe
the Baptiste
Uniele
Jimmie Shoesmithe
Mra
Henry Benton
Ruevemo Kanean
Mrs. Cope
Mise Gilman
Charlie Marean
Illinois
Wella
Marchus Marion
Jim Sheeder
Fred Marion
Ed Kirkwood
Adair
Frank Nelson
Frank
Geome
North Branch
Veda Masters
Reuben Shoenmith
Guthrie Center
Oakley
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Cupid
Nhe
Foley's
Nick
Old Hamlin
Hamp Jones
Anita Monday
Thoradsy
Mra Sunberg’s
Audubon Township
J. E. Wahlert
I. S. Jacobsen
Greeley Town Ship
Greeley Township
Chas. Wilson
Marion
Billa Washborn
Iagrippa
Bru Colee
Herbert Shoesmith
Luke Baker
Giles
Shoesmithe
William Masterson
Hy Ie
Miee Veda
Aten
Bowie Chapel
Roy Shoenmith
Wichita
Bowman
Christ
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