County News from June 24 1913 in Postville
Mr Boysher of Postville visited town on Sunday. Many residents traveled to nearby towns for work, visits, and church events. Local sports included Ossian beating Ossian in a baseball game 25 to 9, and a wedding occurred in Postville with William Fitzgerald and Margaret Ryan joining in marriage.
Woodmen Picnic and Local Social News in Centennial
Centennial notes June 22 1913 report George Allen attending Elgin Woodmen picnic. Visitors include Thos son of Decorah visiting sister Mrs L D Burrows and Mr Ginsburg of Chicago. Local dances and visits recur with Bert Daniels family, Miss Loretta Gaertner finishes school, Chas Allen of Kissimmee Fl visiting, Alice at CFB convention, and several visits among Daniels and Schweinurus families.
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George Allen
Elgin
Decorah
L. D. Burrows
Ginsburg
Chicago
Henry Boeckmann
Joe Ehler
Mary Stevens
Etta
Cresco
Joe Remke
New Barn
Nellie Daniels
Bert Daniels
W. Rathbun
Blanche
Irving Mellett
Charles Daniels
Werdnesday
Theodore Daniels
Nelle
Henry Schweinerus
Loretta Gaertner
St. Lucas
Chas. Allen
Kissimee
Fla
George
Frankville Local Notes From June 1913
Frankville notes dated June 23 1913 report Carl DeWitt buying an auto and Ford Hilmer building a wood house last week D Van Wey visited Ossian Monday and Tuesday Roy Kneeskern traveled to Ossian Saturday Chris Waters delivered hogs at Postville Saturday DeWitt Van Wey visited Ossian Monday and Tuesday Rufus Ewing returns from North Dakota C Spaun began a barn basement for Chris Waters Ernest and Mrs J J Van Wey hosted a large gathering of friends at their home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Hilmer
D. van Wey
Postville
Roy Kneeskern
Ossian
Chris
Waters
DeWitt van Wey
Tesday
Rufus Ewing
North Dakota
C. Spaun
Ernest Both
Slayton
Cane
J. J. van Wey
Free American Flag Offer From Daily Regis ter and Leader
Last Call Offer promotes a five foot American flag mailed free and prepaid with a two dollar subscription to the Daily Register and Leader or the Evening Tribune. It notes over 1,000 flags distributed, 46 remaining, urging readers to order quickly through the paper or postmaster in Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American
Daily Register and Leader
Evening Tribune
Theter and Leader
Moines
Community Notes From Highlandville and Surroundings
Local residents share visits and events from Mantorp to Decorah. A baptism honors an adopted girl Eda Gertine while Knut Iverson recovers from appendicitis in Williston. Rev Seehaus fills in at Big Canoe church as crowds gather for a serenade and showers. Barley deliveries, warm weather, and fishing trip highlight a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Peterson
Bentley
Jens Tranen
Decorah
Meyer Werley
Werley
Mantorp
Pete Losen
Knut Tranen
Seehaus
Big Canoe Church
O. Ness
P. J. Bidne
Theodore Schjeldahl
C. P. Olson
Oscar Simonson
John Darrington
Enewald Grindeland
Wallace Sinclair
Lower Dam
Tom Gjere
Eda Gertine
Theodore Arnes
Knut Iverson
Williston
N. C
Tom Gijere
Henry Olson
Hattie
Halston Steen
Oline Steen
Charley
Martin Peterson
Clara
Theoline
Andrew Gjere
Gilbert Gjere
Burr Oak Old Settlers Reunion Amid Rain and Race Day
Mrs. Luther Pierce is ill and Alice Seelye visits the Winch home in Prosper. Dr Emmons covers Kibbie patients in Canton. Blanche Pierce and John Feltis visit Burr Oak from Hawarden, Canada. Ella Anderson leaves Mercantile store job and visits Prosser. Hannah Robinson and her daughter seek rheumatic treatment in Mt Clemens. The eighth annual reunion day on June 20 was rained out, with a postponed picnic the next day. Saturday featured a sunny gathering with speeches, songs, dances, and races led by Guy Thayer, Nellie Leonhart, Perry Knowlton, Frank Sullivan, and a driving team owned by Glenn Milne. Lanesboro beat Burr Oak in thirteen innings, 3 to 2. Epworth League party and Royal Workers wrap up a weekend at Marion Price’s. Distances noted include attendees from Minneapolis, Chicago, Mabel, Nebraska, Colorado, Hay Springs, Colby, and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Pierce
Alice Seelye
Winch
Prosper
Emmons
Kibbie
Canton
Blanche Pierce
John Feltis
Hawarden
Canada
Burr Oak
Ella Anderson
Proscer
Hannah Robinson
P. Perry
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Old Settlers
Bowery
Gates’ Orchestra of
Thompson
J. A. Nelson
Guy Thayer
Becorah
Nellie Leonhart
Burr Ock
Perry Knowlton
Frank Sullivan
Glenn Milne
J. A. Headington
Lanesboro
Marion Price
Epworth League
Royal Workers
McAllister
del Taylor
Frank Peacock
Minneapolis
Geo
P. Rent
Chicago
Loomis
Geo White
Mabel
Gertrude Bandel Till
Benedict
Nebraska
Gee
Little
C. Marney
Hay Springs, Neb
Nellie Hinson
Sons
Brayton and
Edsil
Colby
Wis
Local social notes from Calmar and area
Calmar June 23 113 Mrs Jas Krall was a Spillville visitor. Manda Eppens visiting sister in Postville. Miss Emma Noekels a Waneoma visitor. Miss Laura Gilmartin at Rose Creek. Louis Deily returns to studies in St Paul. L A S meets with Mrs BE Back Thursday. Mrs Peter Meyer visiting Waterloo and Independence. Mrs Sever Grundeland's mother from Spring Grove visiting. Carl Meyer back from Mason City business trip. W E B Strayer of Fayette a business caller. Mrs Jos Slebiska with daughter Mrs Graf visiting Marshalltown. Angela Moore visited Ossian with Klein families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Krall
Spillville
Manda Eppens
Postville
Emma Noekels
Laura Gilmartin
Rose Creek
Louis Deily
St. Paul
Peter Meyer
Waterloo
Independence
Sever Grundeland
Spring Grove
Carl Meyer
Mason City
W. EB. Strayer
Fayette
Jos. Slebiska
Graf
Marshalltown
Angela Moore
Ossian
Klein
Visitors and relatives gather across towns for summer visits
Mrs J E Morton travels to Cedar to visit her sister. Misses Mamie Angela Zender Cresco visit. Ruth Sitthring Decorah guests at W V Yager. Emil Verne from Savanna visits mother Emma Poshusta. Emma Poshusta from Mason City home for days. Harriet Campbell returns from Charles City for summer. Bertram Walker home from Davenport for vacation. Marguerite Brekke Ridgeway visits sister Mrs Linde. FE B Olson at Zumbrota to see son Otto in bank. Dr JF Conover at Decorah due to father’s death. Nelson family drives from Charles City to spend day. Mrs Ed Fristad’s relatives from Freeport visit. Mrs Clark and children from Charles City visit W D Hurlbut. P A Peterson returns to Columbus Neb after week with mother. Mr Mrs Chas Campbell and friend from Sanborn visit parental home. Mr Mrs Congdon Moline Ill visit Ramberg parents. Mrs Sever Haukedahl and children from Sanborn visit Tom Kjels on. Misses Gertrude Elizabeth Kaye return from Spokane for summer. Mr Mrs O P Yager Riceville visit Yager family. Mrs Bleken and children from Saude visit Evenson parents. Clara Poshusta’s friends throw surprise for her fourteenth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia DeWitt
Waukon
Chas. Shattuck
H. Moose
Castalia
Geo. A. Waters
McIntyre
Thos. Bollman
Louise Pratt
Forest Mills
J. A. Peck
Mr. Chapman
Manchester
Chas. Barrett
Ravena
Ossian
Jimmie Kneeskern
Paul Topel
C. H. Waters
Sam Waters
Postville
Ruchdaschel
Mike Fitzpatrick
Irvin Hughes
Clifford
John Leer
Monona
Pale Tnten
St. Paul
Walter Brandt
Kiesau
Phil Brouillet
Slayton
Minn
C. W. Pilgrim
Clem
Frank Pilgrim
J.J
Bertha Pheifer
Detroit
Mich
J. J. van Wey
Walter Pilgrim
Rice Lake
Martin Comstock
Jas. Morris
Albert Kneeskern
Prairie du Chien
Jim Ryan
Will Drew
Fitzgerald-Ryan
G. H. van Wey
Decorah
V. W
F. E. Conover
Delmanso
Roy Kneeskern
Robinson
Clayton
Town
Jake Rupp
Jefferson Township
John Johnson
Bride
Byron Chandler
Sons
Bangee
Jas. Carter
Jesse
Tda Youmans
Minerva Krumm
West Union
Roma Padden
al. McClintock
Chas. McClintock, Sr
Minneapolis
R. McClintock
Jim Ewing
Harry Winters
Lillian
Evanston
Lois Winters
Miles
Mont
G. D. Bollman
Cal. Beard
Beard
Bessie
Will
Emma Beard
South Bend
Ind
T. J. Crawford
W. H. Smith
Presbyterian Church
Paul Tonel
Mesdames
H. FE. Chamberlin
L. C. Spawn
Sarah Miller
Rev. Delmanso
Christian Endeavor
Chicago
Dubuque
R. H. Waters
Cc. 7
Edna Bollman
Clara Bollman
Stella Crawford
Wby
Kate Peck
Levi Hubbell
Trev Delmanso
St. Bridget’s Church
Wm. Fitzgerald
Wankon
Margaret Ryan
Father Clune
Joe Ryan
Elizabeth Ryan
Milwaukee
Jas. Ryan
J. E. Morton
Cedar
Mamie
Angela Zender
Cresco
Ruth Sitthring
W. V. Yager
Emil Verne
Savanna
Emma Poshusta
Mason City
Harriet Campbell
Charles City
Bertram Walker
Davenport
Marguerite Brekke
Ridgeway
Linde
FE. B. Olson
Zumbrota
Otto
J. F. Conover
N. H. Nelson
Ed. Fristad
Biederman
Freeport
Ill
Chas. Campbell
Cred
Sanborn
Congdon
Moline
T. Ramberg
Sever Haukedahl
Tom Kjelson
Gertrude
Elizabeth Kaye
Spokane
Wash
O. P. Yager
Daugh ‘Ter
Mrs. Yager
Riceville
Yager
Clay Hill Notes From June 23 1914 Community
Local column from Clay Hill lists Sunday visits and social calls. Harold Dinger owns a new motorcycle. Dr. Leonard made a Friday call. Roy Tillotson lost a fine cow. Frank Broghammer graduated from Milwaukee medical college and will practice in Wisconsin. Numerous visits, house painting, and family travels are noted along with exchanges about crops and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dinger
Leonard
Clay Hill
Roy Tillotson
F. C. Erickson Ball
Aew
Vivian Ridelman
Missouri
Will Foltz
Chas. Broghammer
Daniels
Christ, Enger
Franklin Prairie
Chas. Goettleman
Willie Williams
Livvie
Ohn Carolan
Burr Oak
Sam Tolstad
Minneapolis
Ida Larsen
Canoe Ridge
Ed. Belsen
Gust Grinna
Washington Prairie
Geo. Frye
Albert Grinna
Henry Severson
Jake Goettleman
St. Paul
Joseph Lindenmeyer
Harry Erickson
Jefferson Gattney
Mae Hauber
Ridgeway
Alma Huber
Calmar
Frank Koch
Jim
Ruth Malli
Lansing
Wm Malli
Frank Broghammer
Milwaukee
Frank
Wisconsin
Kendallville Notes and Community Events 1913
June news from Kendallville covers visits by Sam Moore and Mrs. Burton, guests Ruth Dearborn and Alice Telford, and numerous church and Grange gatherings. A moving picture show, picnics in Harmony and Cresco, ice cream social at Goldsworthy home, L. A. S. sale, and a Mercy Hospital appendectomy return highlight civic life. Regarded mix of illness, travel, and social events across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Moore
Decorah
L. G. Burton
W. C. Fifield
Ruth Dearborn
Sioux City
Trouton
Grange Hall
Morgan L. A. S
Frank Crawford
Harry Goldsworthy
Burton
Cresco
Alice Telford
Burr Oak
Rev
Soper
Morgan Church
Fred Halverson
Ed. Holness
Clinton Fifield
Fayettes
Melvin
Christina Hoiness
Nelson
Charles City
Ed. Hoiness
Harmony
Smith Curtis
Lois Soltow
Joe Goldsworthy
Kierland of
Elias Holness
Andrew Risdahl
Canton
Carrie Rivers
Riceville
Ada Young
Frank Wallace
Walter Daskam
Little Son
E. Pollitt
Orleans
Kendallville L. A.S
Lena Pederson
Mercy Hospital
Ravena Social Roundup of Visits and Local Moves
Anton Anderson and Chas Hauber called at Calmar while DeCou and Hauber of Ossian frequented Ravena. Local visits included Sersland at Knut Anderson and Meyers in Ossian. A dance at Herman Lansing’s. Dr Juen of Ossian was a visitor. Numerous carpentry, lumber, and hauling tasks occurred for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Anderson
Calmar
Chas. Hauber
Kebr DeCou
Charley Moore
Moneek
Herb Kleisart
Ossian
Ravena
Frank Schroeder
John DeCou
Castalia
Eber DeCou
Theo. Sersland
Knut Anderson
John O. Meyer
Herman Lansing
Juen
Chas, Hauber
Ness
Rose Etteldorf
Philip Barthelme, Sr
Edwin Hughes
Washington Prairie
Kent Anderson
Sarah Ness
St. Paul
M. Ness
Dean
Northwood
Minn
Theo, Daniels
Centennial
Bert Daniels
Decorah
Henry Schweinefus
Freeport Notes and Visits from Decorah Residents
Freeport events report chase of TOTS Dy Conover of Decorah in the village last Sunday. Mrs J A Robinson visited Decorah one day last week. Miss Mary Fortcamp spent Wednesday with Decorah friends. Misses Amanda and Pilla Brings sang at church here Sunday. Jim Burns of Decorah was a business caller in Freeport Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Phiefer
Will Albright
Castalia
Leora Letchford
Decorah
Charley Miller
Ossian
O. F. Miller
Tots
Dy, Conover
J. A. Robinson
Mary Fortcamp
Amanda and
Pilla
Igr Vt
Jim Burns
Freeport
Numerous Decorah Visitors and Local Socials Noted in Freeport News
The Freeport column records many visitors and calls from Decorah residents and Linn County neighbors. It lists rail and street strolls, calls by Miss Jennie Sanaker to Fayette for summer school, attending dances, church visits, and family contacts at Clay Hill, Glenwood, Oelwein, and Cresco.
Bluffton community notices highlight local visits and moves
On June 25 1915 Bluffton reports visits by Dad Halse and son John L in town. Jim Elven and Lula Green attended Burr Oak. Mart Leonhart of Burr Oak visited Bluffton. Will Halse called on the Will Morton home in Orleans. Lizzie Root and children visited Bluffton relatives. Wallace Taylor spent time with daughter Mrs Gordon Baker. Aug Bergmann and wife visited their son Ernest. Lizzie Dinger of Maple Leaf visited Halse and Hutton. Mrs Monthley of Cresco visited her daughter Mrs Ernest Bergmann. Gordon Baker and Ruth Taylor visited August Bergmann. Mike Casey sold his farm to a buyer from Waukon. Rebecca Hutton and children plus two grandchildren arrived from Elina. J Dinger and daughter with Lizzie Root visited Jack Halse. Gene Mareey and wife visit Jack Halse. they plan to move to Crosby ND.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad” Halse
John L
Jim Elven
Lula Green
Burr Oak
Mart Leonhart
Bluffton
Will Halse
Will Morton
Orleans
Lizzie Root
Wallace Taylor
Gordon Baker
Aug. Bergmann
Ernest
Lizzie Dinger
Maple Leaf
Halse
Hutton
Monthley
Cresco
Ernest Bergmann
Ruth Taylor
August Bergmann
Mike Casey
Waukon
Rebecca Hutton
Elina
J. Dinger
Daugther
Jack Halse
Gene Mareey
Crosby
N. D
How This Woman Found Health in Utica and Nebo
A Utica Illinois reader reports relief from female weakness after childbirth using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, claiming renewed strength, better mobility, and the ability to perform daily work. A Nebo Illinois woman also credits the remedy after ten years of trouble, noting improved health and vitality.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Utica
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Earlewine
R.F.D. No
Nebo
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