County News June 25 1917 Rain and flood travel notes
Heavy rains hit the week. floods maroon residents along the river. Updates on visits, calls, and social events across Cresco Ridgeway and Sumner township. Local preaching at Evangelical church, many family visits, and a wash-out near Wagner bridge affecting traffic.
Local notes from Spillville area June 25 1917
In Spillville on June 25 1917 residents report various movements and visits. Frank Swartz was at Calmar Tuesday while James Leebs left for Rayette Tuesday. Rey Broz returned from Dubuque on Friday and Mrs A G Fisher shopped in Decorah Tuesday. Neil Novak and Jim Novak were seen in Decorah midweek. Frank Cibuzar of Minneapolis visits home folks, H G Hang returned from Chicago Friday. Steve Bush came from Fort Atkinson Tuesday. A A Novak did business in Minnesota last week. A A Mikesh and family autoed to Fort Atkinson Sunday. Robt Klimesh and Anton Bahk will donate the pro on 4th of an evening.
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Red Cross Fund
James Puffer
Fort Atkinson
F. Novotny
Hiram Cooper
Jackson Junction
Trene Cooper
Irma Winn
Calmar
Clara Soukup
Near Ridgeway
Mary Suchan
Gilbert Haatvedt
Minneapolis
Emma Mikesh
J. J. Kubish
Alois Scheidemante
Ossian
Jos
Trene
Herzog
Cresco
Lillian Bouchek
Anna Mashek
Chicago
Bedrich Kala
J. W. Silhacek
Frank Swartz
James Leebs
Rayette
Rey. Broz
Dubuque
A. G. Fisher
Decorah
Niel Novak
Jim Novak
Frank Cibuzar
H. G. Hang
Steve Bush
A. A. Novak
Minnesota
A. A. Mikesh
Klimesh
Anton Bahk
Mildred Kapinos
R. J. Becker
Sunshine Club
Lillian Fitch
John Flaskerud
Hampton Vogel
Jos. Kapinos
June Fitch
Thelma Olson
Bertha Hegg
Washington Prairie
Grace Halverson
John Schmidt
Peter Meyers
K. K. Stensland
Ladies’ Aid Society
Spillville
M. Severson
Pau Samuelson
Ludlow
S. C
Hazel Gunderson
Conservatory of Music
Indianapolis
Ind
Lucy Fucha
Prairie du Chien Iis
Frank Uher
Lee
Waterville
Peter Meyer
Peter Sandager
Julius
Anna Swehla
M. Gilmartin
Adolph Wangsness
Babe
Albert Lea
Minn
Ray Waters
Studebaker
Dr. Nash
Bethel
John Meier
Louise
Fred Krueger
Will
Postville
Dr. Swezey
C. H. Waters
Castalia
Clark Sherman
Charley Barrett
Reuben Jeglin
Wauk
Fred Sneideskamp
Lily Klepper
Peter
Anton Etegen
Burr Oak
Martin Ask
Will Waters
Cedar Falls
Fred Brouillet
Helen
Ray Birdsell
Rachel Birdsell
Hattie Lower
Estrem
Metz Autos
Jim Webster
Elsie
Vesta
Paul Topel
Rev. Healey
Council Bluffs
Ora Pierce
J. E. Kneeskern
Krogsund
Irvin Hughes
Albert ‘Kneeskern
Wau‘kon
Chris, Waters
F. Klepper
Sarah Miller
Ray Ferris
Mason City
Francis Padden
Chester
Carlton Peck
Earl
Irvin van Wey
Elmer Webster
Billa Letchford
Ruth Bollman
Myrtle McMullen
Ray
New Hampton
Hecker Bros
Harold Spaun
Metz
Frankville Township
Rob Sebastian
Caroline Sebastian
Klettner
Carl Letchford
Rilla Letchford
Geo. Letchford
Estherville
M. E
Red Cross
Koren
J. A. Nelson
John Snitker
George Wolf
John Secutta
Far Hammel
Walter Kneeskern
Tom Kollman
Fred
Harry Waters
Will Meier
Prairie du Chien
Presbyterian Sunday School
Daisy van Wey
Jessie Meikle
J. E. Healey
Ruth Padden
Home Department
Gene Dirdsell
Fort Atkinson Notes from June 26 1917
Ossian visitor Adolph Doubek and Calmar visitors Rev Cramer and Rev Dragoon are noted. Local social visits include Mary and Kate Sluka with Calmar friends, Mrs Frank Benda Spillville at Paylovee home, Mrs James Leuble Spillville with Kubish family, and Clara Kubish with J C Kubish Calmar. Several relatives and neighbors visit or travel between Cresco Strawberry Point Austin Calmar and West Union as spring and summer visits continue. The R N A convention at Calmar forms another late June highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Doubek
Cramer
Calmar
Dragoon
Mary
Kate Sluka
Frank Benda
Spillville
Chas. Paylovee
James Leeble
M. A. Kubish
Clara
J. C. Kubish
Stephani
Austin
Vic Hiubek
Geo. Summers
Strawberry Point
Scoffield
Stephana Wandas
Cresco
Oliver Berg
West Uncan
Berg
Theo. Smith
Huber
Geo. Huber
Behrens
Postville
Brandt
Taylor
Ignatz
Wenzel Hrdlicka
Anna Rilling
John
Fred
Rose Etteldorf
Chas. Krumm
Mols
Chas
Paul Krumm
H. ©. Goddard
Jos, Sindelar
Henry Leuenberger
Ossian Notes Record Local Visits and News
High Ridge dated June 26 1017 reports callers at Ossian from Mr and Mrs H Kelseth and others. Shoppers from Decorah, visits to D Sjoboen and Ole Rovang homes, Agnes Toe returning home, Agnes Boe and Mildred Nelson guests at Ode home, John G Schimming sells Rexall ice cream and offers home delivery, 23-tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kelseth
Ossian
Andrew Nelson
Hilda
Carl and
John Sersland
D, Sjoboen
Ingvald Barnes
Mise Agnes Toe
Albert Linnevold
Ole Rovang
P. Lien
John
Svennum
Henry Hageles
Buxton
N. D
Mildred
Nelson
Agnes Boe
Paul Ode
Local residents and visitors travel around Cresco and area
A string of visits and trips fills the week reports. Griswolds ride to Cresco while Sime and Orlando call, Halvorson visits from Decorah, and Milly Orum visits Morgan. Numerous neighbors travel to Decorah, Cresco, Minneapolis, Fayette, Prairie du Chien, Calmar, and Rapid City. Church events and Sunday school note the week, with many locals returning home after meetings and visits.
Local Visitors and Social News Highlights in Calmar Area
Calmar and nearby towns report a flurry of visitation and social events. Mildred Kapinos visits relatives near Cresco while Sun Shine club hosts Mrs R J Becker. Decorah visitors include Lillian Fitch and June Fitch with local hosts John Flaskerud and Thelma Olson. Several residents travel or host gatherings across Spillville, Dubuque, Waterville, and Independence.
Rural social notes and flood impacts near Burr Oak
Mr and Mrs Husebye and daughter Mabel of Glenwood were Freeport callers last week. Heavy rains Friday and Saturday flooded low fields, delaying church services. W C T U and W A Leach family visits noted. Dr Lackland to hold services next Sunday with a children’s program rescheduled. Households and visitors from Burr Oak Ossian Decorah and Gray Hill described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husebye
Mabel
Glenwood
Freeport
Jennie
Burr Oak
J. A. Headington
Soren
Gray Hill
Peter Kapell
Nora
Rose
Death of O O Hove in Madison Township
Obituary notes the death of O O Hove at Fairview hospital Minneapolis from a stroke and hemorrhage. Born in Norway March 19 1853 he immigrated with his parents as a youth and married Anna Grimstvedt April 23 1876. Survived by two sons two grandchildren and three brothers fellow Madison residents attend the funeral at Madison church Rev Joriahl officiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Grimstvedt
Kensett
J. Sanden
Minneapolis
Martin Martinson
Des Moines
C.P. Hovey
Hovey
H. J. Fretheim
Isses Charlotte
Freda Josvanger
Alma Odden
H. J. Josvanger
K. P. Knudtson
Oscar Vick
Sam Hanson
K. 0. Howe
Grafton
N. D
Albert Guttormson
Marie Haga
Ridgeway
John K. Howden
Knudt
Mahnomen
Minn
Albert Hove
Frank Baker
George
Melvin Satre
Decorah
O. P. Hovey
O. P. Hove
Minnecan
O. O
A. 0
Madison Church
Joriahl
Neighborhood Social Roundup Across Clay Hill Area
Clay Hill residents host relatives and friends Sunday with many visits to Burr Oak Decorah Ossian and Canoe Ridge. Attendees include the Stortz Malli Frye Sorenson Pearson Ramstad Stortz families and numerous guests visiting relatives and friends in Madison and Decorah regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stortz
Clay Hill
Geo. Frye
Burr Oak
Selmer Moen
Decorah
Grinna
John Malli
Wa, Malli
Sunda Aliie Headington
Tolstad
V. C. Sheet
Jim Storte
Sam Sorenson
Florence Olsen
Herbert Gross
Madison Township
Leona Sorenson
Freeport
A. Anderson
Anderson
Canoe Ridge
Will Kreutzer
Lester Pearson
Jack Pearson
John Ramstad
Gilbert Qualley
Madeline Stortz
Ben Stortz
Franklin Prairie
M. Griebel
Larsen
Edward
Ed. Bolson
Williams
Margaret
C. Gross
Louise Williams
Henry Gross
John Rupple
Will Foltz
Ruth Dinger
Ossian List
Sadie Limb
Frankville Community News Scattered Local Visitors
Frankville notes detail visits by Bethel, Decorah, Postville, Burr Oak and Waukon residents including Dr. Nash, Mr. and Mrs. Waters, and the Letchfords. Community events include Red Cross planning, chautauqua attendance, Sunday school officers, and a large WCTU gathering with a $27.26 collection for YMC A and Red Cross.
Stomach Troubles and Constipation Remedies Adverts
An advertisement touts Chamberlain’s Tablets as the top stomach and constipation remedy after 34 years in drug store service by S. H. Murphy of Wellsburg New York. Also promotes Dean’s Ointment for itching piles eczema and Dr Thomas’ Eclectic Oil for cuts sprains burns and bruises with prices 25 and 50 cents.
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S. H. Murphy
Wellsburg
N. Y
R. A. Engbertson
Adv
Dean
America
Thomas
Eclectic Oil
Ady
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