Spillville Local Notes from May 25 1914
May 25 1914 Spillville notes list Elven Davis Calmar caller and many visitors from Decorah Protivin Ridgeway and Calmar. Hog deliveries and shopping trips occur. Dr Tinker heads to Chicago for a month. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ever dies with funeral held Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elven Davis
Calmar
Wm. Tobiason
Decorah
John Falada
Robt
Klimesh
Protivin
James Mikesh
W. J. Sithacek
Ed. Novak
Mos. Soukup, Jr
Near Ridgeway
Albrecht
Philip Frey
Fort Atkinson
Dr. Tinker
Chicago
Josephine Dostal
Little Turkey
Ed. Kapinos
Geo. Nockels
Spillville
James Verba
Albina Mikesh
Carl Haug
J. Tuchek
C. Kovarik
John Taylor
Regina Fisher
Cresco
Tillie Panosh
John Junko
Law
Pennine
John Jirakof
Jackson Junction
Stella Bena
Cedar Rapids
Farmers Near Ravena Report Busy Week and Local Visits
In Ravena area many farmers wrapped up corn planting. Various residents made short trips to Decorah Ossian Calmar and Decorah again while others hosted or visited neighbors. Rain earlier in the week proved beneficial for farming activity and local gatherings.
Local notes from Kendallville and surrounding towns
Community updates from Kendallville include visits by Elias Holness and Harmony guests, road surveying activity, births, and church events. Reports mention a Cresco visitor, a Ridgeway pastor, a porking of the Sparks circus poster, and a Paraly sis illness in Mrs. Fuller of Orleans. Also noted are dance attendance, a rainy river rise, and a field runaway incident involving A Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Holness
Harmony
Phil Todd
Cresco
Sylvester
Ridgeway
Charlie Smith
Decorah
Everett Smith
Cooper
Fayette
Morgan Church
Grange Hall
Frank Bellus
Hagel
Clara
Deborah
Frankie Pollitt
Walter Daskam
Harrison Culbert
Sparks Circus
iCreseo
Stewart Clink
Dusham
Henry Young
Leslie Clark
Fifield
Fuller
Orleans
A. Moore
Moore
L. A
W. C. Fifield
Alson Daskam
Lundereng
Quandah
Hesper May 26 1914 local notes and events
Rain slows corn planting as Miss Lena Pearson returns home. News covers hospitalizations, Memorial Day plans, school awards, local travel, a fatal accident involving a child, and community visits around Hesper, Decorah, Ossian, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Pearson
Tuttereen
Minneapolis
Gladys Miner
la Crosse
M. C. Carter
Willie Robinson
R. J. White
Chelsburg
Hesper
Cyrus Burt
Philip Becker
Decorah
Independence
Ellendale
Dixie Co. N. D
Oskaloosa
Prosper
Mabel
Friends Church
Littl Kenneth
Johnson
Fred Johnson
Hogan
Clifford Carrington
Leland McMillen
Clara Sanden
Rachel Sanden
Honor Holl
Willie Bryant
Avis Hawks
Selma Young
Idella Rowe
Thelma Burreson
Miss Levi
L. D. White
H.C. Carter
Mamie Flakr
Gabrielson
Emily Haines
Centennial Notes From Ossian and Nearby Itineraries
Centennial entries report routine visits and errands across Ossian and surrounding areas. People named include Halvor Qualley, Rudolph Janke, Arthur Lange, Rae Runkle, Mary Stevens, Bernice Feltis, Archie Jones, John Rosa, Theodore Rosa, Louie Meyer, Christ, Geo. Brothier, Henry Mundt, Frieda Koch, Nellie Daniels, Mabel Reckward, Henry Monson, Frank Allen, Elmer Rosa, toe Ehler, Charley Daniels, Will Wenthold, Dr. Lynch, George Cooper, Angeline Hoeckman, Mrs. Joe Ehler, Mrs. L. D. Burrows, Mrs. T. J. Daniels, Mrs. Coughlin, Ed Youmans, Fax Limbeck, A. D. McKay, Edna Stanley Lynn, and Morris Youmans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Rosa
Carl Sersland
A. Berg
Julius Brown
Miss Blanche
Joe Weitgenant
Ossian
Regina Meyer
Louie Meyer
Ed. Youmans
Wallace Douglass
Mary Stevens
Cresco
Bernice Feltis
Lila Jones
Florence Thornton
Ray Jones
F. E. Jones
Will Wiltgen
Raymond
Tony Heiman
Dubuque
Decorah
Adding
Rae Runkle
Harry Harvey
Anna Daniels
Lucy Runkle
Theodore Rosa
C. O. Daniels
Halvor Qualley
Henry Nesset
Rudolph Janke
Arthur Lange
Main St
Amanda Ginapp
Archie Jones
John Rosa
Theodore
Cen
Wand
Christ
Hach
Rosa
Geo. Brothier
Henry Mundt
Postville
Frieda Koch
Nellie Daniels
Mabel Rckward
Henry Monson
Frank Allen
Toe Ehler
Charley Daniels
Will Wenthold
South of Ossian
Dr. Lynch
George Cooper
Henry Nessett
Angeline Hoeckman
Joe Ehler
L. D. Burrows
T. J. Daniels
Local Notes From Frankville and Surrounding Towns
John Meier buys a new motorcycle and Lewie Larsen owns a new Ford. A dance is planned at the Masonic hall Friday evening, May 29. John Snitker and Rev and Mrs Mason drove to Waukon, and visits to relatives occur across the area. The Castalia high school senior class staged the play Better Than Gold at the Masonic hall last Saturday. Mrs. John Snitker is seriously ill with abscess and related conditions. doctors from Waukon and a nurse are attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kratz
Albert Mzik
Cresco
Teary Halverson
Clara Tupy
Protivia
Ardella Mzik
J. G. Kirschman
Raes
Martin Tupy
Will Richter
Pasadena
Cal
Mike Kratz
Theo
Kratz
C. Schild
Elmer Schild
Weidaman
Forum
Frank Kostohryz
Howard County
Ridgeway
Will Landa
Protivin
Grandpa Halverson
Old Homestead
W. M.S
Evangelical Church
Mary Kuntz
A. FP. Schild
Leoni Koch
Victoria Kratz
Celia Gustafson
Karl
Joyce Kirschman
Decorah
John Meier
Lewie Larsen
Masonic Hall
John Snitker
Mason
Waukon
Geo. A. Waters
Beryl
McIntyre
Joe McDonald
John
Postville
Roy Kneeskern
Walter van Wey
Ray Birdsell
Nellie Crawford
Lawrence Pilgrim
Viola Drier
Paul Topel
Marshalltown
Castalia High School
Chris Lees
J. A. Peck
Chester
Carlton
Sarah Miller
Alma Leer
Lydia Padden
Bernice Brouillet
Charley Regan
Rominger
Kiesau
Fort Atkinson Social Notes May 26 1914
Local column from Fort Atkinson details visits and calls among residents including Cordie Glass Calmar visitors Hospodarsky family Huber and many others. Attendees at Altar society and May festival reports plus multiple travelers and upcoming Sparks show in Decorah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordie Glass
Calmar
John Hospodarsky and Son
H. B. G. Club
G. H. Huber
Ida Doubek
Dr. Horton
Grandpa Gallup
Anna
Julia Houdek
Fil. Kubish
Near Calmar
Altar Society
James Sekora
Wim, Richter and Son
Cresco
Dan R
Gladden
F.C. Smith
Mat Homick
New Hampton
Chas Haas
Winona
Witte
Sparks
Decorah
Fuller
St. Paul
Karl Knight
Ma Kubish
Etta Reihle
Nellie Sobolik
Mr. Dwark
Joseph Chekal
Houska
Leonard Houdek
Irma Huinker
John Huinker
Frank Maruska
Alta Vista
Rausch
John Smith
Lloyd Weiler
Arlington
Eral Dave
Edward
Cedar Rapids
John Kudina
Weather Crop Bulletin May 24 1914 Summary
Weather crop bulletin reports a warmer week with less sunshine and light rainfall overall. Corn planting is complete or near completion with rapid germination. stand is good though cutworms and wireworms harm southern counties. Small grain mostly good but drought stress appears in southern areas. Hessian fly still active in winter wheat and some fields plowed. Hay grass and potatoes grow with more rain needed. tree fruits except apples look promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. Chappel
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