Early Delaware County Religious Pioneers and Judge Mitch
Fragmented notes recount early Methodist and United Brethren preaching in Delaware Fayette and nearby counties around 1846 1848. Rev Jol Brown preached at Chauncy Brooks home 1848 amid Native presence and table banging while Brown spoke. Judge I O Mutoh died in McGregor from a railway sideload accident aged 88 after a career as lawyer and judge with anti slave work and Tow County teaching ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
Jol Brown
Chauncey Brooks
Brown
United Brethren
Colesburg
Yankee Settlement
Rockville
Deleware Co
Delaware
Fayette
Afr
Bown
Owith Aemin
Brother Brown
Simeon Clirk
Guayge Cabeee
Wax Castall
Chirk
Deleware
Buchanan
Fayettay
Kayetta
Tf Bidar Brown
Brooke
Clark
Wilcox Settlement
Bronson
Witnois
Alrabet Ang
Thomas Ritehjv
Job Argo
George Beart
Stott
Tecunaph Nebraska
Weat Union
Ehurgh
John Dollarhide
Interoxte
United’ Brethren
Bypton
Hin
Yre
Ga Tie
Bunton
Seicwushes
Sheriff Sale Notice for Fayette County Real Estate Auction
By virtue of an execution directed to me from the Clerk of the District Court of Fayette County Towin on March 8 1884 and transcript dated September 3 1885 in favor of John Owens against John Bilidwhi for eleven dollars and fifty two cents with costs and accruing interest at 1 per cent from March 8 1884 the following described real estate is levied as the property of the defendant and will be sold to the highest bidder in hand on August 10 1894 in front of the County House door in West Union Iowa at one oclock PM with attendance invited by the undersigned H R O Neill Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fayette’ County
Towin
Jude
Win
Colby
Efrent
John Owens
John Bilidwhi
L Have Tevier
Seeton
Suetlan Fonrtyan
Auruat
A.D
West Union
Iowa
H. R. O'Nei
Sheriif
Knid County
Clermont correspondence reports lively street show and town notes
Correspondence from Clermont describes a recent street show in a wagon with a dead inside item, praise for the merry go round, and strong local business interest. It notes a Tuesday event drew spectators, a basketball game where Wancon beat Monona, and mentions local merchants, the new newspaper editor Mr. Wines, and town pride. Grand Meadow updates include residents visiting, teach
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
John Crowe
Avery
Israt Rate
Ela Phuc
Wankon
Monona
Dholeduty
Wines
Daa
Duabase
Helen Boy
Sizg
Huy & Condemion
Leigh Wade
Oll
Jos
Jeffersons
Edwin Boothe
Fay ‘Templetons
Sarah Burnkarta
Grand Meadow
Dna
McNull Jr
Lewlor
D. McNull
Misa Harriett McKinley
Rome
Mesoré
Chris
Burling
Taylor
MecKinley
Kate McKinlay
Frank Feagla
Inet
Highland
Low Rates Excursion to Denver Sails Tickets July and August
Announced cheap round trip fares for a Denver excursion via the BO. & N. Ry with sailing details and sale dates. Tickets available July 24 32 and August 10 with return limits of August 26 and September one freight-like note, inquiries directed to Morton Gun Tekut & Pass Agent Ged Rup Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Yortly Mystic Shrine
N. Ry
Utketa
Teanbar
Morton
Ayor
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Gus Cunderson
Rs.ild
Gus Gunderson
Undertaker
Wits Timnches
C. L. Freiburghaus
Lehman
Deering
Fox
C. W. Douglass
Towa
THE
Elgin Echo
Higin
Ntucon
Lester Ainsworth
Lavah Notin
Aplandid
Ccnp
Elgin
Harry Fayette County
Judge Muteh
O Uateh
Howe
McGregor Jnvt
Judge Mutoh
Mesopotamia
Ohio
Tie
American Anti-Slavery Society
McGregor
Ife
Leader
Clermon't
Citizens State
Bank
Lea Ti At
Capital
Almorese
Mattoon Voce
Brean John Holverson
Micarphytg
Becker Coe Toe
John Holverson
August Remon
LE Rasmuson
LB. Mattoon
D. Jacobla
Transnets
United States
Europe
Ned
Ayer
Lam
DERAT
Liberty
Tex
Marvin Hancoox
Lake City
Abraham Moats
Valge City
David Moats
Hattie MacKellay la
Chicago
Iasi
C. 1
Matilda Leighton
Charles, Tart
Delifa Chapmin
Farmersbury
Hans Keiser
Beat Insurance Companies
Lloyd Steam Ship Line
C. Lfrelbughaus
Tell Elgin
Aubage
Falb & Walters
J. Lehman
Elgin Lumber Yard
Yellow Pire Lumber
the Boss
Jan Doubte-setlug
H. T. Holstonson
Euginiow A Ager Faye
Ghayton
C. Moser. SR
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