Count y News highlights daily visits and local events
In October 1915 county notes, residents visit relatives in Decorah and La Crosse, attend plays, and host gatherings. Facilities improvements include a furnace installation at the school. Various social visits, birthdays, sales, and church events are listed with many named families and locations.
Frankville Beats DPPH Ph DoH HHH Frankville in 1915
Local notes show Frankville defeating DPPH Ph DoH HHH Frankville on October 4 1915. The column lists numerous visits and social calls across Decorah Ossian Waukon Castalia Postville and nearby towns with residents and visitors such as Mrs Claude Van Wey Lynn Crawford Trvin Hughes Walter Pilgrim Arthur Brandt J TL Waters Lydia Padden Harold Spann Hans Stegen Roma Padden and more. A baby girl arrived to Mr and Mrs Rude on Sept 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Crawford
Decorah
Trvin Hughes
Walter Pilgrim
Dr. Nash
Arthur Brandt
Postville
Albert Kaiweskern
Castalia
Peter Stegen
Burr Oak
J. TL Waters
Waukon
John Leer
Glenn McMillan
Tra Smith
Lester
Bethel
Rude
J. FB. Koeeskern
Inez
Irvin Hughes
Ravena
John Swenson
Charley Barrett
Marvin
Ravens
Chester Peck
G. FE. Merrill
Pleasant Ridge
Gins Club
West Union
Fred Brovillet
Helen
Joe Weitgenant
Ossian
Community Notices From Clay Hill October 4 115
Local residents and visitors are listed with weekend and weekday movements. Edward Larsen and Ole Kraby travel to and from Decorah and Canoe Ridge while August Teske, Arthur Lennon, and John Kraby make calls and moves around Pleasant Ridge and Pheasant township. Theater attendance and hospital visits are noted, along with farm rental news and a substitute mail carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Larsen
Canoe Ridge
Ed. Bolson
Ole Kraby
Decorah
John
August Teske
Pleasant Ridge
Arthur Lennon
Ben Janstad
Ed. Anderson
Elizabeth Gross
Luella Stoskopt
Edw. Dresselhaus
Pleasant Township
Ken Jonstad
Hazel Sheet
Spring Valley
Minn
John Kraby
Walter Doubney
Pheasant Township
Harold Dinger
Mr. Anderson
Ridgeway
Will Foltz
Gertie Lambert
Martin Larsen
Trail of the Lonesome Pine
Caroline Gross
Hattie
Henry Severson
Hazel Storry
Myrtle Austinson
Gertrude Lambert
Crescoay
Ed. Holsen
Madison area folks gather for Sunday visits and events
A series of short notes records Sunday visits and local happenings in Madison and nearby Decorah and Ridgeway. Residents like Rev Helmer Halvorson Lettie Haugen and many others spent time with relatives, shopped in Decorah, attended fairs in La Crosse, Castalia trips, baptisms, and farm day events, with names of families and neighbors listed.
Ossian Area Social News Highlights Local Visits
Isaac Doll improves slowly while Ossian residents such as Geo Allen Henry Ginapp and Ka Teepe call on friends. Theo Rosa Ed Youmans and Rae Runkle visit, with many others dropping by the Allen and Daniels households. A Calmar farmers day attendance and a newborn at Henry Monson’s mark recent local happenings in Castalia Ossian and Decorah vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Doll
Geo. Allen
Ossian
Henry Ginapp
Ka. Teepe
George Allen
Louie Felke
Theo
Rosa
Mrs. Stevens
George Broihier
Youmans
Walker DeCon
Mrs. Goo
John Nesset
Norman Gipp
Cresco
Will Dre
George Dut
Geo
Allen
Rae Runkle
Chas
Ginapp
Henry Herman
Geo. Dull
Rock Falls
Mr. Dui
Local residents share visits and departures this week
Returned home Monday and Mrs Duff stayed until Saturday. Rosa visited her brother in Ossian and returned Saturday. Miss Lorene Broshier stayed with Miss Harris at the Stevens home Thursday night. Blanche Rathbun came from Kewanee after visiting the Irving Mellett home. Several locals traveled to Decorah and Ossian for visits. Families and friends gathered at various homes, with news of a death in Postville and multiple social calls across Decorah, Ossian, Calmar, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duff
Rosa
Ossian
Lorene Broshier
Miss Harris
Stevens
Blanche Rathbun
Kewanee
Ill
Irving Mellett
Will Wiltgen
Frank Boeckman
Irvin Imholte
Will Kipp
Decorah
Maggie Casey
W. P. Rosa
Henry Mundt
Dahms
Postville
Henry Ginapp
Claire Emery
George Allen
Joe Ehler
Rae Runkle
Gunder Tinderholt
Amy Emmons
Route Lee, Jr
Miller Lee
Calmar
Schoonmaker
Henry Monson
Elmer Lennon
Harvey French
Fred Gipp
Cresco
Frieda Heiman
Henry Heiman
Chas. Daniels
Harry Alexander
John
Missouri Valley
Walker
Runkle
Geo, Allen
Edwin Ginapp
Amanda
Anna Daniels
Hesper social notes and church anniversary plans
Hesper residents visited friends and relatives across nearby towns including Mabel, Spring Grove and Kendallville. Anton Brenna dies near Prosper while the town prepares for a 0th Hesper Lutheran church anniversary on October 10 with Rev N Kildahl delivering sermons and a Fillmore Circuit gathering October 11 and 12 at the Hesper church with free dinner.
BEN BEAR Fall Opening Offers Large Sale of Suits
Our Fall Opening features a week long sale on BEN BEAR winter suits and overcoats with special values. Each suit or overcoat bought includes a fine imported clothes brush or a fine leather pocket book. The sale runs October 6 through October 16 with ongoing discounts and promotions.
Castalia Birth and Local Notes From 1915
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schultz on Monday. The town lists visitors, travel, and local movements: Mrs. Woolsey to Ossian for nursing work. funeral of Fred Dahms’ father near Postville. Mae and Eileen Malloy to Dubuque and back. Mrs. George Bernhardt and Hazel back from Minnesota. various visits among neighbors and relatives including families of Bachelder, Riggs, Thornton, Allen, and Winger. John Winger moved to the vacated Thorn ton house and leased his farm. D. A. Haines with car trouble near Fayette. Kneeskern operation in Creao. Rev. Hursh’s return from Des Moines for the U. B. conference. E. J. Wirsehing takes charge of the Farmers Cooperative Co. and ships stock. several local visits and travels noted among residents. N. P. Foss dies Sept. 30, 1915, services at the Norwegian Lutheran Church the following Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Kneeskern
Charley Crawford
Decorah
Stone
Waukon
Jas. Meikle
Lyman Bray
Bailey, Ta
Evelyn Brouillet
Charley Regan
Ludlow
Presbyterian Church
L. A
Daisy Kneeskern
John Snitker
Ledyard
Town
L. C. Spaun
Harold
Tra Smith's
Bethel
Roma Padden
Jas, Kneeskern
Elma Crabtree
Miss Turner
Castalia
Claude van Wey
Ed. Goodykoontz
T. J
Chris
Leer
John
Jennie Headland
Nebraska
Vern Letchford
Charley Hendershott
Postville
Farmers’ Insurance Company
Masonic Hall
Hult
Maggie Mitchell
Joe Ryan
Sarah
Elizabeth
Will Drew
Mesdames
J. J. van Wey
Frances Wadden
Pleasant Ridge
Harold Spann
Hans Stegen
Ruth Meikle
Hazel Meikle
Sherman Bollman
Lynn
Ossian
L. A. Spain
Lois Pye
Randall Williams
the Lennon
Farmers’ Insurance
LC. Spann
Harold Aml
Sarah Miller
Trail of the Lonesome Pine
Rachel Dirdsell
Geo. Schultz
Woolsey
Fred Dahms
Mae
Eileen Malloy
Dubuque
George F. Bernhardt
Hazel
Minnesota
James Hunter
Nellie
Bruce
Wis
Ward Bachelder
T. J. Barnes
Oelwein
E. O. Riggs
C. C. Thornton
Bertha Baltz
Anna Schara
J. W. Lambert
North Dakota
John Winger
Winger
Frank Feltis
W. C. Winn
Claude Winn
Miss Leta Thornton
Miss Fordyce
Randalia
Ocelwein
D. A. Haines
Fayette
Mabel
Minn
F. Kneeskern
Crea
E. J. Wirsehing
Farmers’ Co-operative Co
Local notes from October 1915 including births and visits
October 4 1915 entries record a silo filled for Steve Todd Bernice Davis leaving for Richland Center Ethel Fifield returning from Cresco and various visits. Mr and Mrs Steve Todd welcomed a baby girl while other households James Egbert and families attended church and funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Steve Todd
Bernice Davis
Richland Center
Wis
Ethel Fifield
Cresco
John Clink
Martha Martinson
Anna Pfendler
Burton
Johanna Flemming
South Dakota
Kittie
RB. Barnes
Nichols
Will Stockman
Clifford Eddy
Elmo Stephenson
Linus Curtis
Maggie Moore
Mabel
Kendallville Lo A. S
TH. M. Daskom
Mary Ellingson
Quinsy
Wm. Howard
Orleans
Io Todd
George
Owatonna
Minn
Dan Danielson
Local Residents Attend Social Visits Across Towns
Calmar O Potle was in Decorah on business while J D Becker traveled to McGregor last week. Waldo Reisner visited Fort Atkinson last Sunday. Mrs Otto Peterson of Cresco visited relatives over Sunday. Dr Horton and family visited Fort Atkinson Thursday evening. Miss Fellows of Lansing visits Ruth Meyer. Tver Barlow attended the butter convention in Waterloo. Mrs Gina Gunval of Ridgeway visits relatives. Mr and Mrs Jack Freka and Mr and Mrs George Lechner of Prairie du Chien were also seen socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmer Halvorson
Lettie Haugen
T. T. Istad
L. A
Sam Solheim
Helen Hanson
D. Donaldson
Esther Forester
Cora Fretheim
Oo. O. Hove, Sr
Kansas City
Julius Woldt
J. Oddan
Ella Qualley
O. O
Hove
Peter Gayle
Highlandville
Walter Hoyt
David
Castalia
Theo. Istad
la Crosse
Otto Evenson
Decorah
Andrew Istad
Haugen
T. Bringsford
Ed. Ringdahl
T. T. Istad's
Theodore Engen
Sam Hanson
Carl Oen
N. ©. Haugen
QO. N. Haugen
Hansen
Alex, Mclntosh
Mildred
Flaskerud
Otto Neste
Calmar
H. ©. Sollied
Ridgeway
O. PD. Hovey
Anna Olson
Mamie
Rose Drew
Dubuque
A. T. Istad
Elizabeth
Bertha Woldt
Ole Martinson
Charlotte Josvanger
Searville
Iowa
Englebret Englebretson
Bluff
O. Potle
J.D. Becker
McGregor
Waldo Reisner
Fort Atkinson
Otto Peterson
Cresco
Dr. Horton
Fellows
Lansing
Ruth Meyer
Tver Barlow
Waterloo
Gina Gunval
Jack Freka
George Lechner
Prairie du Chien
Ancient Babylonian Law Tablet Recovered by Yale
A 4000 year old Babylonian tablet, likely the earliest law code, has been unearthed and acquired by Yale University. Written in Sumerian, the laws cover injuries to women, child repudiation, elopement, hiring boats and cattle, and a hired ox killed by a lion. Scholars expect full translation and publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University
Babylonia
Ossian Notes and Local Visitors and Events
Ossian notes record visitors from Decorah Castalia and Mason City and Calmar events. People include Joe Meyer Miss Eileen Malloy Mrs. Dowd Mrs. Boyle and Dr. Schneeberger. The community attended a farmers day in Calmar and a Decorah play, with several local weddings and a drowning death noted. A Doan’s Regu lator birch ad follows.
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Guy Feltis
Geo, Sullivan
Will Stoskopf
Bert Hitchcock
Canton
Earl Pierce
Steve Pierce
M. Reed
Florence Reed
Fredcar
Becker
Dell Morrison
W. H. Emmons
Bertha Gates
Bertha Wade
Will Cameron
Wess Wicks
Lee Hanlan
Prosper
Rosco Wicks
Claude Wicks
John Wicks
Ida Winters
Colorado
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Harry
Miss Pearl
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Harry Feltis
Blutton
Ike Gates
John Gates
Ambrose Gates
Marjorie
Gee
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Frank
Bert Gates
Lelia
John Johnson
Merle Smith
Jess Reed
Kathleen
Will Darling
Kenneth
James Headington
Arthur
Dale
Frankville
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Centennial
Hesper
Wim, Gorham
Esther Paulson
O. L. Street
Ella Stensland
Geo. Wells
Burr Talbert
Marian Levi
Anton Brenna
Get
Matthews
Marshallr
Inga Stensland
Alma Peterson
Ole Sander, Jr
Baby
Town City
John Welch
George Wells
Albert Ellingson
RK. Reid's
Tuttereen
Julius
Eau Claire
Clarence Paulson
Arlie
Eldora Evenson
Spring Grove
Wold
Hertha Wold
Goldsworthy
Maggie Moers
Amos Moore
Kendallville
Wells
R. P. Robinson
Philharmonic Orchestra of
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J . Cannon
W. A. Rasmussen
Lucille Evelyn
Clarence Rolfshus
Zolanna
Zachariah
N. ‘Kildahl
United Church le Hy
St. Paul
Fillmore
Frank Uher
Ben Wheeler
Edgewood
J. H. Meyer
Emil Frederick
Louis Gullickson
M. Blackmarr
Decorah Visst
William
Wanda Eppens
Clarence Peterson
Lime Springs
Ed. Ellingson
Julius Linde
Devoe
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Joe Meyer
Rev. Pitts
Tonia
Crusader
Ada Carter
Dave Weitgenant
Harry Bullard
Embroidery Club
Henry Scott
Autsin
M. H. Blankenheim
New Hampton
Lawrence
Ed. Dowd
Tom Baxter
Boyle
Kobinger
Jos. Uebelherr
Everett McManus
Leslie Limbeck
Freeport
Little Margaret
Kathleen Kline
J. P. Schneeberger
Independence
Heinie Etteldorf
Milwaukee
Maronette College
Geo. Wiltgen
Babe
Mason City
Miss Hang
Miss Foster
Leo Barthelma
Carl Hermanson
Louis Holder
Rose Holder
Wm. Burns
Peter Timp
Henry Timp
St. Francis de Sales
M. 4. Thiltgen
Wm. 1. Cremer
P. J. Friedmann
Doat
Jno
G. Schimming
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