Correspondence Garrison Items From Cedar Rapids Trips
Wm Merchant rode to Cedar Rapids by rail. Wd Urice and D D Johnson went to Cedar Rapids last Wednesday. James Merchant left for Shellrock last Saturday where his wife visits. W Urice and daughter Elsie were in Vinton Saturday. Joe Blocker ill with fainting spells last Wednesday. Stella Robinson visited Vinton Sunday. Harry Clement at Mr Verven’s place. John Grima and children reported quite sick. Friends of Miss de her a surprise party at Vinton. Ida Reick opened school Monday in Reich district Biz Grove township. George Taugan and daughter Kate were in town Thursday. May Allen of Cornell College home briefly. Francis Ritter visiting here two weeks. George Anderson of Marion visited his brother D Anderson over Sunday. C D Trout making improvements on his property. Rev Geo A attended Presbytery in Vinton this week. Mrs D D Pant Miss Lizzy Wernwag and T F Barnes attended Beat Sol Smith Russell in Cedar Rapids last week. Fred Weinland home after extended visit in New York City.
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Wm. Merchant
Cedar Rapan
Wd. Urice
D. D. Johson
Cedar Rapids
James Merchant
Shellrock
Elsie
Vinton Gallers
Joe Blocker
Stella Robinson
Sauray George KR
Harry Clement
Verven
John Grima
de Her
Vinton
Geo A
CUL Vail
Victon
D. D. Pant
Lizzy Wernwag
T. F. Barnes West
Sol Smith Russel
Fred Weinland
New York City
Johy
storsReeper
John Beat Lasagar
Lp Gann
Pani
Sionesata
Dean
Poe
T. Adversa
Etheron
John Kahl
Hugh Tiley
Mill Line
Mit Auburn
Stanley Dledson
Suyver
Louis
Wyatt Te
Enu
W. Dingman
Adam Harner
A. L. Mitchell
Sam Lims
Wim. Cook
Minnie Cramer
Levi Wheeler
Price Grove
Vintor
Marimony
Prank
Loveland
East Urbana
G. —. Seofeld
Win. Mossman
Cass Lovieart
Walla
Wiyeton
Geo Phelps
Bossarns
HL EE Ketts
Cedar Bapits
Ettie Schroder
Odwern
James Kotterman
Lela Wrekel
R‘ Sheld
Rev. Wells
F. Robin
Tiford
Lettie
Local Cedar Rapids Farm Notes and Visitors Report
Farmers near completion of seeding and grass and small grain growth underway. Cedar Rapids area notes include visits by families, church announcements, and social gatherings. References to Rev Evans sermon, beyond scattered farm chores, and a number of residents and relatives visiting in Dysart, Dysart and surrounding towns.
Slai r town items from the local visit list
SLAIRSTOWN ITEMS details social visits and moves. Residents Miss Lilsie Ween Mrs Mo McLauszhll daughter of Van Horns and Miss Su Stewart senior at Van Horne public schools all noted in town Tuesday through Sunday. D C Hartung of Lisbon and H Z Moeller plan moves to John Lahr property and his father's farm. Frank Nisley of Coe College visited over Sunday. Seiden Robinson stayed several days. Dr Spicer attended John Woycehoff's child after a fall. Mrs Minnie Adams traveled to Marshalltown for illness. Mrs Jacob Shoenabarzer broke her arm near the wrist. William Bokholtz left for Clin- on Tuesday.
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Lilsie Ween
WK Fe
Mo McLauszhll
van Horns
Su Stewart
van Horne
D. C. Hartung
Lisbon
Moeller
John Lahr
Tohn Moeller
Frank Nisley
Coe College
Seiden Robinson
Spicer
Watkins
M. Woycehoff
Littleon
John
Minnie Adams
Marshalltown
H. Frower
Jacob Shoenabarzer
Wm. Bokholtz
Clin
Local missives mix with Civil War reminiscence and family notices
The page blends small town updates. Mrs. 3 W Dingman improves after illness while schools close for scarlet fever. Various local names—Adam Harner of Cedar Rapids visiting A L Mitchell, Minnie Cramer and Levi Wheeler planning a move, and Geo Phelps selling stock and buying near Cedar Rapids—appear alongside obituaries for Lela Wrekel and Lettie Banker with funeral details. A lengthy Civil War reflection from General Lee honors the Seventh Corps, praising discipline and unity past battles, tying to memory of northern and southern soldiers serving under one flag.
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Kavawa
Mago
Fite
Sevars Corps
United State
Spain
Seventh Army Corps
Havana
Climate and Crop Bulletin Des Moines April 18 1889
Des Moines reports a week of improving weather with warmer first half and cooler second half bringing higher weekly average temperatures. Abundant sunshine and drying winds aided soil condition, with only light showers and rainfall below normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Laws
Weather and farming notes on seeding progress and winter wheat
The report notes seeding wheat and oats advancing in northern and central districts with fair soil conditions, while southern districts face moisture slowing planting. Spring wheat acreage should remain near last year, with other small grains sown as usual. Clover destruction may expand meadow and pasture plowing. Winter wheat conditions appear generally unfavorable amid broader criticisms of a pre appointed commission.
Present Day Thoughts on a New York Dinner Protests Wealth
Editor Mro8. A. FPucker argues the Jefferson dinner in New York shifted from partisan praise to a broad protest against un-American excess. He warns against measuring political success by wealth, urges return to simple values, and calls for public virtue over private gain.
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Jefforsom
New York
Thich
Seeley Osteopathic Doctor Office Near Cato Sells Law Office
Dr Seeley an Osteopathic and Chiropractic physician lists office hours and location in State Bank building behind Cato Sells law office. Also mentions Phillips Sleepers travel ad and Democratic Party delegate invitation along with a testimonial for DeWitt s Witch Hazel Salve from J S Brubaker.
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Seeley
State Bank Building
Cato Sells’ Law Office
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Supplewiert
Benton County Times
Garrison
Atkins
Warner
Carl Rahoday
Geoalerknecht
Ars Sophia
John PL
Pato
Kuie Woideva
A.G Evans Eae
Peesbytery
W. A. Fawcett
Henry
Mooreville
Slairstown
Urbana
Genereal Lee
Seventh Corps
Meier
Armour, Swift & Co
Grosvenor Dawe
Thamaas Uel Versog
Mein
Taos
A. Fpucker
Ela
Faa
Jos. Brubaker
California
Philips
The
Phillips
Kansas City
Worth
Texas
Southern Pacific Railway
J. Morton
G. P
T. A
Democratic Party
Democratic Call
Paul Perry
Columbus
Theo
DeWitt
J.S. Brubaker
Investi
Dingly
Benton County
Ise
Veralls
Hite
Rownie
Vinton, Iowa
Daisy
Wlal Mall
Luzerne
McElroy & Lorenz
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