Postville note filled County News in April 3 1916
Gene Owens visits Postville and many locals are noted as visitors to towns including Ossian Ravena Decorah and Waukon. Township board meets in Masonic hall. Social visits, school term starts, spring work and road conditions dominate. A lengthy roster of residents visiting relatives and attending funerals and church events is recorded along with weather, telephones and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Youmans
Ravena
Jessie Schoonmaker
Castalia
T. J. Crawford
Fred Waters
Sherman Bollman
Ruth
Postville
Alma Leer
Waukon
Marguerites
Evelyn Brouillet
Gene Birdsell
Walter Pilgrim
Ossian
Dolf Peck
Charley Blake
Freeport
Will Hubbell
Cynthia DeWitt
MeIntire
Carl Dreyer
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mirs
Mabel van Wey
Fred Brouillet
Helen
Helen Fitzpatrick
Florence Waters
Mildred Owens
Walter Brandt
Bluffton
Irwin Hughes
Ruth Meikle
Washington Prairie
Geo. Patrick
Minneapolis
Glen Letchford
Strawberry Point
Robbie Waters
McIntyre
Geo. A. Waters
Mike Fitzpatrick
R. H. Waters
Tarry Olson
John Swenson
Ruby Nash
Wykoff
Minn
Sarah Ryan
New Hampton
Elma
Hazel Meikle
Jennie DeWitt
Bondn
Waterloo
Herbie Padden
Charley Crawford
Chester Peck
Decorah
H. EB. Chamberlin
Santa Monica
Cal
Claude Kirby
Stotts City
Geo. van Wey’s
August Peck
Maude van Wey
Charlotte Peck
Web Rosa
Birdsell
Carl Letchford
Harold Spaun
Lynn Crawford
Fritz Drier
W. W. Hubbell
Paul Topel
Geo. A. Hobert
Ray
Lew Meikle
Roy Kneeskern
Sherman
Daisy
Jessie
Lydia Padden
Leora
Elmer Ringoen
George Kessel
Cresco
Edward Kuntz
F. A. Cameron
M. E
Edith Butz
Ridgeway
Goth
J. J. Kreitzer
Frank Cappuch
Emma Smith
Eddie Peter
American Society of Equity
Malanna Kratz
Oscar Moe
M. E. Church
Atrnoon
Victoria Kratz
Dan Krubger
Florenceville
Howard Co
W. M
Evangelical Church
Mary Kratz
New Oregon
Wm. Walters
St. Paul
Paul Qualley
Otter Creek
G. H. Kimball
la Crosse
Lizzie Winters
J. F. Masters
Nellie Manning
Emmons
Ezra Reed
Paul Roberts
H. G. Ward
Kathleen Reed
Dorothy Ulrich
Cady Potter
Milt. Whitney
Selma Jacobson
Norma Reed
Hazel Briggs
Carl Ericson
Will Stoskopf
F. J. Potter
Elsie Richert
Lawrence Butler
J. B. Reed
Jim Headington’s
Clifford Reed and
Chas. Reed
Bertha Wade
Ames
J. R. Thorson
McGregor
Chas. Barnett
J. Hurd
Bessie Feltis
Paul Reed
Violet Ward
Valdez
Irwin Edie
Albert
van Vilen
Arthur Decker
Alberta
Can
Emma Decker
Joe Wennett
Mabel
Josie Cox
Steve Brady
Clayton Reed
Claude Wicks
Lester McIntire
Henry Price
Peter Olsen
Bertha Gates
Waterville
Ellestad
Prosper
Henry Haas, Jr
Will Leonhart
Henry Manuel
Owatonna
James
Canton
Samuel Canuel
Fayette
James Manuel
Gertrude Glise
the Reformed Church
Ulrich
Clara Falck
John Emery
Bluffton Township
Charles Barnett
Jude Hurd
Hawarden
Charles City
Harry Matteson
Arthur Smith
L. Cox
Mary Holmes
Wisconsin
Florence Price
L. A
John Gates
Florence Reed
Spring Grove
Lester Nelson
Ben Manning
C. H. Sweet
Mary McMullen
Clayton A. Reed
Luther Reed
Hrushkas Visit Protivin Spark Fishing Tales
Western Lincoln notes Mr and Mrs Mike Hrushka were callers at Protivin last Sunday. Fish stories of various length were set afloat last week by some of our loyal readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Hrushka
Protivin
Burr Oak Notes Highlight Local People and Events
G H Kimball visited La Crosse while many neighbors hosted guests and joined visits. The week features social calls, school updates, a W C T U meeting, marriages, a hospital visit, road conditions, a school consolidation vote, and a new restaurant and ice cream parlor opening nearby. Several funerals, birthdays, and family gatherings are noted along with road travel delays and local shop roles.
LOOKING GLASS PRAIRIE VISITORS AND LOCAL NOTES
Decorah visitors include Will Hilleman and Miss Lilla Hilleman. Ma bel and Burr Oak callers figure among the list with Ole Anderson and family. Cattle shipments from St Paul reach C J Steno, while Mrs Korsness and Miss Krome visit Ole Anderson. Otto Vikesland falls ill. Dr Jewell from Decorah is called for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hilleman
Decorah
Lilla Hilleman
Philip Young
Mabel
Henry Barth
Ole Anderson
Hesper
George Foltz
Son Ernest
Burr Oak
Walt, Tillapaugh
Helge Jacobson
Nivoli Len
Mrs. Anderson
Sylvia Johnson
Fred Foltz
J. C. Steno, Sr
Dr. Emmons
Tom Thompson
Oscar Anderson
Henry Foltz
Lawrence Korsness
Cora Krome
C. J. Steno
St. Paul
Hilda Ramlo
Torge Thorson
Otto Vikesland
Jewell
Kendallville Notes and Social Rounds in Township
Kendallville and Cresco area residents engage in visits and hosting events. Cornelia Barnes begins school near Elma. Anna Brown starts near Lime Springs. Emma and Mabel Ellingson resume schooling after vacation. The Morgan L. A. 8. meets at Betts home. literary society debates postponed due to bad roads. a death from pneumonia in the township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Barnes
Marion Davis
Fred Todd
Stanley
Cresco
W. A. Dasham
Larkin Club
Cornelia Barnes
Elma
Morgan L. A
Lime Springs
Stewart Clink
H. M. Daskam
Emma
Mabel Ellingson
Len McIntire
Lois Soltow
Christina Holness
Cy Elliott
Near Harmony
Edson Eddy
Clinton Fifield
Byron Johnson
State Line
Allyn Daskam
G. W. Daskam
Canton
Kendallville
Anderson
Alfred
Watch Childs Cough Safe Remedies Warned
A public health style notice urges treating children's colds with Dr King s New Discovery. It promises relief from runny nose and irritation and notes the product is tasty, easy to use, and effective in preventing catarrh and serious illnesses. The ad ends with a motivational quote about failures and brains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Why Constipation Injures
Constipation blocks the bowels causing toxic absorption that dulls the mind and disrupts digestion. The nuisance is quickly relieved by Chamberlain's Tablets sold by R. A. Engbertson. A saying notes that a person’s self estimates are often their biggest lie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
R. A. Engbertson
Adv
Mesame
Ancient Gloria Dei Bell Older Than Pennsylvanias Founding
The Gloria Dei church bell, dating to 1643 and recast in 1806, is described as Philadelphia’s oldest church bell still in good condition. The bell, cast for the Swedish church in Tinicum, later moved to Gloria Dei, predates William Penn and once traveled from Tinicum to Philadelphia amid historical Swede settlement stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder B. Simes
Gloria Dei
Philadelphia
The
Public Ledger
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Philad
G. Hedderly
Thomas Bleyler
Printz
Aurelius
Tinicum
Mme. Armegot
Tailoring Department Highlights Ready to Wear Suits
To Our Customers touts an in house tailoring service for ready to wear clothes. It promises perfect fit with free alterations and saves 40 to 50 percent versus made to order. BEN BEAR invites customers to view a wide suit stock and emphasizes quick work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Bear
Safe Medicine for Children Ad
Is it safe The first question when buying for children. Chamberlains bh Rem edy has long been a favorite with mothers of young children as it contains no opium or other narcotic. It is pleasant to take which is important when medicine must be given to young children. This remedy relieves coughs colds and croup. For sale by R A Engbertson Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
R. A. Engbertson
Ady
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W. A. Seholer
Hubbard
Town
Theo, Kratz
Victoria
Walters
Evangelical Cemetery
Wm, Walters
America
Lincoln
Mamie Feltis
Knoke School House
Clark Fredenburgh
Prennie Thorsen
Nick Richert
John Nelson
Alma
C. J. Stone’s
Alma Selness
Looking Glass Prairie
Gouraud
T. Hopkins & Son
New York City
Liberty
Banks
J. S. Tavener
West Decorah
Carrie W. Tavener
Fred Sellman
A. Anfinson
MO. G. Schimming
Prairie View Stock Farm
H. T. Ramlo
Rt. 1
Prosper, Minn
Mammoth Red Clover
Timothy
N. H. Adams
West Water St
Decorah, Iowa
Ingvoldstad Lumber Co
Decorah, Iow
TOB
Republican
Bailey Porah
Lowa & Son
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