Louis O Neal Dies After Prolonged Illness in Aurelia
Louis O Neal, a resident of Aurelia for about twenty years, died November 26 1902 at age 41. He suffered from consumption and sought relief in Colorado and the Ozark mountains without success. Born February 2 1861 in Carroll county Winds, he came to Aurelia with his father Felix O Neal and later worked in machinery with M Mummert before selling his share to A N Sheldon. He married Barbara Kane on September 11 1894 and left five children, four living. The funeral will be at the M E church at 2 p m with Rev Bond officiating. interment in Aurelia cemetery.
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Louis O’neal
Laula O'Neal
Colorado
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
Louis O'Neal
Aurelia
Felix O'Neal
M. Mummert
A. N. Sheldon
Lou
Carroll County
Winds
Barbara Kane
M. E
Bond
Aurelia Cemetery
Morningside College Debt Cleared by Aurelia Charge Banner Gift
The Aurelia and Diamond township M E churches contributed a banner gift toward Morningside College, totaling near 10 000 and helping wipe out the college debt 3989 plus 994 already raised at Sunday services brought the total toward 9 000 with hopes to reach 1 0000 including further subscriptions. Dr. Lewis praises the effort noting the college now stands on a sound financial footing and ready for needed improvements. Reverend Bond emphasizes the role of Christian institutions in education.
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Northwest
Iowa
M. E
Clear Lake
Morningside College
Lewis
Aurelia
Diamond Township
Friends of Education
J.C. Loekin
Bond
Sioux City Journal
Bundys Dream of Hoses cures chapped hands
Johnson and Finchs advertise flour and coffee from their Noe of naw flugé and brooch. Lev Just In at O. A. Boyers.
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Bundy
Johnson & Finchs
Lev
O. A. Boyer
Local and Personal News Headlines from Aurelia and Nearby
Local notes report Parker and Lanhol as holiday novelties suppliers at money paying prices. Baby daughter born to Mr and Mrs Chas Leeda on Thursday November 20 1902. Evangeliatic services at Brethren church each night next week. Roy Avery and Carl Reed return from Medical College Sioux City for Thanksgiving. Mrs R B Howell confined to home by bronchitis for a month. Frank Finell and family move to Tulare County California. Perking visit to Pomeroy for Thanksgiving. Stutz visiting Sioux City relatives. Aurelia snow with statewide conditions. Storm Lake defeats Alta 17 to 0. Garber family spend Thanksgiving with Waddell family in Cherokee. Auditor J W Dailey becomes grandpa as Carl Dailey announces arrival of a girl. Local notes include stray steer claim near Aurelia and Little Sioux river grading work by George Dick. Welch family visit Primghar for Thanksgiving with Bundys. County Treasurer McClintock attends Epworth League Assembly in Des Moines. Mary Good granted divorce from Harry Good with witness Wise. Diamond M E B church chicken supper nets about 18.50 for church improvements. Rev Bond to preach at Good Hope next Sunday. Will Richards of Morningside College to fill in Aurelia. Death notice of John Cottingham of Fenimore Wisconsin. Cottingham family to Benton for funeral. aged about 75. Algona Republican discusses the Inebriate Law as a serious measure not a joke.
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Parker & Lanhol
Mra
Chas
Leeda
The
Brethren Church
Roy Avery
Carl Reed
Medical College
Sioux City
R. B. Howell
Frank Finell
Tulare County
California
O. M. Bond
Good Hope Methodist Church
Morningside College
Will Richards
Bond
Aurelia
John Cottingham
Fenimore
Wisconsin
Anthony Cottingham
Mr. Cottingham
J. 9
District Court Ends Light November Term in Cherokee County
The Cherokee Times reports the district court closed its November term after a light session. Jurors and farmers sought early release, leaving much work for the January term. Judge Gaynor returned Thursday and probated the will of John Neely of Au Peru, while cases involving Grundy were heard.
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District Court
Cherokee Times
Cherokee County
Gaynor
Thanksgiving Service and community notes from Brethren church
A union Thanksgiving Service was held at the Brethren church at 10 30 with Rev Richard Watt of the Congregational church delivering a strong sermon. A large choir provided special music while J F Green joined Mallory Commission in Chicago and Sioux City. The item also mentions telephone exchange updates, organ trial at M B church with Mrs J G Barly from Fort Dodge, rumored staff changes at Omaha and Cherokee divisions, and a medical note on grounding and barefoot electricity.
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The
Brethren Church
Richard Watt
Congregational Church
Lorenzen vs Mum snert estate heirs seek property title
Plaintiffs Anne M Lorenzen seeks adjudication of absolute title to Lot No 1 in block 22 Aurelia Cherokee County Iowa and asks that defendants Moses Mum snert administrator Volquard Lorenzen Mathias Jens Lorenzen and Luzi Thompson be barred from any claim The court is notified that appearance is required by January term 1903 else default and judgment will be entered Attorneys for plaintiff are W O Striker and Matthew Merrick
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Anne M. Lorenzen
Moses Mum~snert
Lorenz
Oteer Lorenzen
Volquard Lorenzen
Mathias Lorenzen
Dene Lorenzen
Oni Lars Lorenzen
Luzi Thompson
Sald
Peter Lorenzen
Cii Belt
Iwof
Lorenz Peter Lorenzen
Moses Tadmert
Lorenz Meter Lorenzen
Valquard Larenzen
Jens Lorenzen
Loteie Lorenzen
von Lulata Thompson
Orent Peter Lorenzen
Cherokee County
Igwa
Abe
Addi von
Aurelia
Cherokes County
Cherokee
Suwa
Anna M. Lorenzen
Striker
Mattheee Merrick
M. Kane
Nny
Gaunty
Atate
Iowa
Lowa
Stuare
McCurthy
Ula
B.D. McCarthy
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J.C. Nelson
Aurelia Sentinel
BY B. BE Lloyd
Hills Humane
C. R. Kleeberger
Rocky Mountain
Minos Central R.rading
Dlous City Limited
Way Freight
Chienge
Yort Dodges Upper
Chienga Limited
Ak Aurelia
Sioux Falls
Wastinaks
Lomven Oherokee
Bronx City
Lockin & Belew
and Insurance
Roippenota
South Dakota
Jaime
Aurelia Charge
Mra. FW
Perking
Pomeroy
Mra. H. Stutz
Storm Lake
Alta
Mre
George Garber
Child
Mra. Garber
Mra. O. D. Waddell
Cherokee Herald
J. W. Dailey
Carl EB. Dailey
Montana
Pends
Rocky Mountain Ten
E. A. Bundy
T. G. Will
George Dick
Little Sioux River
Alton Township
F. R. Welch
Baby
Primghar
McClintock
Dea Molned
Towa
Mary Good
Harry Good
Wise
Dallas County
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Goodla
K. H. Hench
Diamond M. EB
S. W. Neville
Algona Republican
Green
Mallory Commission
Chicago
George Koopke
Northern Telephone Company
Requesta Auba Cribera
M. B. Church
Thin Ery
Barly Music House
Fort Dodge
J.G. Barly
C. B. Fletcher
Omaha
B. Gillens
Cherokea
C.K. Dixon
Tin Man
Helay
Mitnols Gentral
Jeeruyug
J. Mreny
Wilvols Central Railroad
Dubuque
Maple Valley
J. F. Sellers
Aurela, Lowy
China
Couto
Len
B. A. Bundy
Aurella
Anddall
Sampson and
Dandy
Wind Millis
Columbia
Smith and Old Hickory
King and Ideal
Davis
Mummert
Sheldon
Aurelia, Owa
Dr.waddell
City Meat
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Morea Mutoynerss Ieecorder
Whiners
Geo
Randall
Irayer Owetlig
Rebard
Watt
A. M
Sundhy
Atti
Dyol Belotu
Gas Evangelical
St. John's Jehureh
Bunday
Max Hoepner
Scandinavian Lutheran
U. O/ Ua
Veet Et
T. B. Parker, Jr
Offige
Friabla
W. D. Dich
Halesmar
Tarinora Elo
Mviaaw Alwayacight
Teaye
M.D. Dich
Mutual Insurance
Association
Opaurelia
Dora
Corepps
Lockin
Seerowry
DR. Walter. B. Miller
Ollee Oper
Hell's Meat Market
Phone Peck & Lawrey's Livery
Lowe
Ayer
Burge
Macon
Cal
Ayer CO
Lawvall
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