Neighboring News notes local births and visits in 1906
October notes report the Morrow family in Cedar Rapids visiting Coe College, births of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Senne and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Fritz, and many local travels. Activities include church rally day, socials at the Morrow and Brody homes, and several visits between Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Morrow
Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Hazel
Merrill
Coe College
D. K. Barnell
Sam McGranahan
Barnell
Mrs. Green
A. L. Green
Chas. Fritz
Rock Rapids
Chas. Taylor
Howard
South Dakota
Armstrong
Wm, Gardeman
Chicago
The
Presbyterian Church
Stand-Pat speech spurs buzz in progressive Luzerne
In Luzerne and nearby areas residents heard M J Tobin urge voting the Republican ticket at a Friday evening speech. The crowd’s reaction lingered after the meeting, with several Belle Plaine and Blairtown residents noted in attendance. Mrs P A Shaw and Karl drove to meet Mrs Miller of Blairtown Monday. Rev Schroeder and Miss Katie Thompson were seen among Belle Plaine travelers Monday. Wertheim and Blair from Belle Plaine were out on the streets Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
M. J. Tobin
P. A. Shaw
Karl
Miller
Blairtown
Schroeder
Katie Thompson
Belle Plaine
Wertheim
A. B. Blair
Local Notes from Keystone October 29 1906
Keystone residents share visits with relatives from Blairstown to Cedar Rapids. N C Stacker and family visited E D Wilson. Ira Kimm of Watkins and family called on Payson Snow. Henry Miller Sr. gored by a horse but recovering. J W Anderson seeks supervisor nomination. Miss Katie Thompson visits Mrs E D Wilson. social at Kane No 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Jacobs
Rag Snow
Edna Toizer
Blairstown
Myrtle
N. C. Stacker
Cedar Rapids
E. D. Wilson
Ira Kimm
Watkins
Payson Snow
Henry Miller
Kirk
Blairtown
Sociable
Kane No. 7
Katie Thompson
Laurerne
J. W. Anderson
John Coburn
Mrs E D Wilson Heads to Rochester for Operation
Mrs E D Wilson left Monday with husband and Dr A J Bryant for Rochester Minnesota for a hospital surgical operation. Friends hope for successful treatment and restoration to health. A social hosted by Miss Farrell at Kane No 7 raised 16.75 from nineteen boxes for a library dictionary and standard book. School will close Friday for fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow
E.D. Wilson
Rochester
Minn
A. J. Bryant
Blairtown
Fall plowing amid changing weather reach farmers
Brandon October 30 1906 farmers resume fall plowing after a spell of weather Elmer Nabbolt and Cliff Buntin were in La Porte on business George Weisart Mt Auburn a business caller in town on Wednesday A large crowd attended Mrs Beachler sale Wednesday with good prices J A Healey Mt Auburn in town buying cattle Will Van Skike delivered cattle at Mt Auburn Friday Farmers Telephone Association held a special meeting Saturday David Young and wife visited daughter Mrs Bert Robinson near Rowley George Adams of Adams Shillinglaw sold his interest to Will Shillinglaw of Rowley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Nabbolt
Cliff Buntin
la Porte
Will van Skike
Mt. Auburn
Farmers Telephone Association
David Young
Bert Robinson
Rowley
George Adams
Adams & Shillinglaw
Will Shilling Law
Local residents take short trips and visit kin
Gaftuson reports many residents traveling to nearby towns this week. Surnames such as Gulick Barkdoll Tomson Fry Kelly Purcell Merchant and Joyce frequent Cedar Falls Dysart Cedar Rapids Vinton Traer Shellsburg Brandon and Vin ton as passengers or visitors. Several ill or recovering individuals are noted, including Miss Vina Barkdoll who is improving after two weeks of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Hanna
Mt. Vernon
Sadie Fry
Cedar Rapids
G. Kelly
L. Purcell
A. Fink
Vinton
J. Baker
Traer
J. Merchant
Waterloo
A. Merchant
Vina Barkdoll
M. Reise
O. Wilson
A. Callicut
A. Joyce
H. Joyce
Elma Long
Dysart
Mable Temple
J. Ridemann
Shellsburg
Jay Donelson
C. Fitzgerald
J. Troxtel
Cedar Falls
W. Wenner
Goldie Baku
Clara Stein
Dora Malhouse
Maude Buttrick
Brandon
H. Geiger
W. Lahm
Visit to Vinton Noted in Local Roundup
Marie drove to Vinton on Saturday. Mrs. T. Campbell went to Vinton on Thursday to visit relatives there. Mesars. L. Gulich and J. Merch ant were passengers to Vinton on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve Grimm
Dysart
C. Hendershot
Ida Culp
Vinton
Minnie Wilson
Laura Runyon
M. Meyers
M. J. Colins
Mrs. Harwood
L. Gulich
J. Merchant
Advertised Letters For Week Ending November 3 1906
List of letters advertised this week includes R C Crawford Edward Dorivol Mrs Jennie Gates Milton Henderson Mrs Knesney Mrs Jas Long H E Merrill Miss Maude Williams G K Covent P M. (6) marks and (2) marks appear after names indicating quantities or notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Crawford
Edward Dorivol
Jennie Gates
Milton Henderson
Knesney
Jas. Long
H. E. Merrill
Maude Williams
G. K. Covent
P. M
Old Soldiers Excursion to Southern Battle Fields
Old soldiers plan an Iowa to Vicksburg and other Civil War battlefield dedication on November 12 to 23 with Rock Island Lines offering a cent a mile rate. Through tourist cars will depart Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Estherville, arriving Chicago to connect via Illinois Central. Contact Rock Island Lines Cedar Rapids for rates and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Vicksburg
Miss
Andersonville
Chattanooga
Cedar Rapids
Estherville
Chicago
Illinois Central
Rock Island Lines
Jnc
Wanted for cash: country rags and metals at store
Advertises purchase of 100 tons of mixed rags at $1.00 per hundred, iron at $8 per ton, rubber at 7c per lb, brass at 13c, heavy copper at 11c, and lead at 3c. Encourages attention with “Good prices now” and directions to a store “first door north of old freight depot.” Signed 291f W. C. Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Henderson
Notice of liquor permit hearing for A L Green
In Benton County Iowa a registered pharmacist A L Green No 6412 requests a permit to buy keep and sell intoxicating liquors for lawful purposes only at Newhall Benton County Iowa The District Court in November 1906 will hear the application at Vinton on November 19 1906 A L GREEN 24w3 Applicant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
Benton County
A. L. Green
Newhall
Iowa
A.L. Green
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Ayer
Srane
Mes Vi Brook
Wayland, Mich
A . Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Sarbaparilla
James Andrews
D. H. Rood
A. H. White
San Francisco
Cal
Fred Senne
Chenoweth
John Peterson
Nellie Barber
Marshalltown
Maude Brody
C. H. Wheeler and Son
Charles
Barber
Brody
Iowa Hardware Co
Luzerne
National Biscuit Company
George Weisart
Gaftuson
S. L. Gulick
G. Barkdoll
M. Tomson
Wilbert Shallenberger
Vinton, Balyea Hotel
Shalienberger
Bright
Oakwood Blvd
Drexel State Bank
Kennedy
Whitney & Ghadbourn
Hoome
Macy
aAgnex
Jeiepnones Farmers
Bell Tel
C. C. Griffin
Court House
J. E. Luckey
Adams
Baptist Church
C. G. Hitchbock
Adams’ Department Store
Ofice
WW. H. Anderson
Ahsnoweth & Andersen
Vinton Savings Bank Vinton
Luwa
W.O. Exuis
J. , Tragh
U. Kis
U. OG
CSI
F. Schwartz
Vinton Savings Bank
J. 3. McGowarn
Parsons Block
Farmer’s Phone
Vinton Laws
J. E. Robe
Parsons and Port’s Jewelry Store
Williams’ Block
Washington Street
State Bank OF
Paul Correll
Presa
D. C. Griffin
Goodhue
M. F. McNie
Griffin
B. Murphy
F. G. Ray
People's Savings Bank
Winton Jaws
Joan Young
Jos
Brubaker
John Lorenz
Dreworons
W. Jervis
Hugh St Clair Jr
J. W. Hayward
Arthur White
Hanna
C. W. Miller
John Young
National Bank
Virtron
Goo
Horridge
W.C Hulls
C. O. Harrington
Geo. D. McElroy
Asa’t
DrBscToRs
Geo
V. W. Hite
TimeroMce
Marietta & Bickel
J.E. Maanrerra
W, Eh, Bicker, Insurance and Loans
Traer Block
VINTON MUTUAL INSURANCE_CO
W,h
Speers’ Drug Store
Vy Font
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