Tapp-Dawson Wedding in Carrizozo New Mexico
The wedding of Miss Mina Bessie Henderson sang by Thelma Tapp and the marriage of Tapp and Dawson took place Wednesday afternoon at the bride’s aunt Mrs S G Major Elder’s home. The couple, both of Carrizozo New Mexico, will reside there after a visit with relatives near Aurelia Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapp
Mr. Hares
Dawson
Carizazo
New Mexico
S. G. Major Eider
Atwooi
Christian Church
Asters
Ferns
Mina Bessie Henderson
Lou Major
Mendelssohn
Gertrude Major
Mary Garr
Dawnson
Aurelia
Carrizozo
Lewis Evans and Mina Maud Lewis wed in Nampa
Mina Maud Lewis daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Lewta formerly of Aur Telin but now of Nampa Thale married Wednesday of last week. Jacob W Evang and Mina were married at SF Brower residence with no elder of the Dinkard church officiating. The couple will establish a home and begin housekeeping at once. Milas Laws from Cherokee county and a longtime Nampa resident is well known here. The marriage surprised many friends who quickly sent congratulations.
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Milas Laws
Cherokee County
Lands
Nowpa
Evan Ile
Early Frosts and a Fatal Auto Accident in Town
A historical note reports frost dates over four years with varying September and October timings and hints at an expected light frost season. It also covers a fatal auto accident Monday night near the Graves meat market on West Mall, involving 14 year old Donovan of Sheridan and Hart boy, with chaotic crossing and a driver’s limited sight. The injured youth was taken to Dr. Mornibrook and later fate appeared uncertain before authorities noted his condition.
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Moonwich
Jon
Why
Johnle Donavan
Abradol ‘Donovan
Sheridan
P Hart Boy
Weat Mall
Graves
Phos
Math Street
Milley and Clow
Hare Clan
Hart
Donovan
Ghayse
Mornibrook
Death of C C Williams prominent Diamond Township resident
C C Williams a long time Diamond township resident who moved to Missouri last March died at his Maryville home September 10 after a prolonged malaria illness. His funeral was held at the M B church in Diamond Center with many from Aurelia attending. He was 56, survived by a wife and four children, and leaves a brother Homer Williams of Diamond. He came to Diamond in 1881, later moved near Galva then to Missouri. He was once a member of the board of supervisors. Born in Washington County Pennsylvania March 1852, he lived in Darke County Ohio, Stark County Illinois, Cherokee County Iowa, Ida County Iowa, and finally Maryville Missouri. He married Anna McCannce February 10 1882. He moved to Maryville in 1907, died September 10 1908 from a liver abscess. Seven children were born, three preceded him. He joined the Christian church in 1894 and remained devoted. Remains interred in Diamond Center Cemetery September 13, 1908. Henry Kitz, pastor, conducted services.
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C. C. Williams
Williame
Diamond Township
Mle Hour
Marysville
Dinemond
M. B
Aurelia
Willama
Homer Williama
Diamond
Wiliams
Galva
Missouri
Board of Supervisors
Charley Crawford Williams
Washington County
Peon
Darke County
Ohio
Stark County
Ile
Cherokees County
Lowe
Anna MeeCance
Ida County
Maryville
Chmetian Church
Diamond Center
Henry Kitz
Flist Christian Church
Injured In Runaway Near Henry Haider Place
Two women, Mrs. Henry Bischel and Mrs. Helmuth Zorn, were injured when a buggy ran onto a horse southeast of town. With no back straps, the horse bolted and the buggy overturned into a ditch. Both women were conscious, received multiple cuts, stitches, and bruises, and were driven home Wednesday evening.
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Henry Bischel
Helmuth Zorn
Henry Haider
Bischel
Zorn
T Hey
State v Wilson and disorderly court term missteps
A Cherokee Republican report outlines State v Wilson with repeated prosecutions after grand jury actions. The narrative also discusses household order as a metaphor for governance, suggesting deliberate planning over chance outcomes and noting costs and suggestions tied to a cited term and suggestion.
Warmest Mid-September Week In Iowa Since 1897
The weather crop bulletin reports the past week was the warmest second week in September since 1897 with mean temperatures 8 degrees above normal and high readings up to 96. Dry sunny conditions accelerated corn ripening and about half the early fields are safe from frost, with improvements forecast if favorable weather continues. Fall plowing slowed by dryness but some sowing of rye and wheat began in southern districts, garden truck plentiful, peaches excellent, apples dropping fast and crop lighter than expected. Clover seed prospects remain favorable.
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Dea Motnes
Aix
Grandmother Hawn obituary and mixed local notes
Elmira Magee Hawn, born March 11 1820 in Tyrone County Pennsylvania, died September 10 1908 aged 88 years 5 months 30 days. She married R C Hawn in 1843, settled Silver township in 1855, mother of Banks John F and Henrietta. Funeral plans not settled. services expected at Silver church Saturday afternoon with burial in Silver cemetery. Meanwhile local tax notices and editorial comments on Cummins law and Spirit Lake Beacon resort statistics appear in the issue.
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Quimby
Grandma Hawai
Elmira Magee
Tyrone County
Pennsylvania
R. C Hawn
Silver Township
Banks
John F
Henrietta
Silver Church
Silver
Farmers & Merchants Bank
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W. B. Gillham
Quratoek
J. S.mummert
Aurelia Lumber CO
Cherokee Co
Ames
Maha
Naxea
Karmera & Merchants Bank
Va Wilson
Griffin
Grand Jury
Iowa
Grandma Hawn
Britt Tribune
Goy
Cumming
Cummins
Spirit Lake
West Okoboji
Resortera
Heston
Services
Neck of the Woods
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Ole Poulson, Mag
J. J. Richardson
Alta
Qatario College of Veterinary Surgeons
VanBuskirk
J. H. Adams
Wanlks
Uniols
neIt West
Traly
Passenk
Treight Qarya
Oo Oho
Mt, A
Reuss
H. E. Johnson
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