Obituary notices of Christiana Peters Robbins and Mary Monnahan ONeill
Christiana Peters Robbins aged eighty five years died March 18 1909 after long Fayette County Ohio life with sixty seven year union to P K Robbins. Survived by eleven children thirty six grandchildren and thirty three great grandchildren. Interment at Illyria Cemetery after service at Illyria church with Rev R D McCormick. Mary Monnahan ONeill born 1825 Ireland died March 26 1909 aged 84 years one month thirteen days. Came to the United States in 1846 later moved to Illyria Fayette County with husband Simon ONeill two sons. Survived by two sons four grandchildren two great grandchildren and one sister Mrs Wm Boyle. Interred Catholic cemetery at Wadena with pallbearers Boyle brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiana Peters
Pennsylvania
Richards County
Ohi
Br. Robbins
Allyria
Fayette County
Higin
Pmianenia
P. K. Robbins
Robbins
Maola McCraé
John'Robins
Susan Shaffer
Elnora Klingman
Elgin
Arvillia Stamp
Cedar Rapids
Ida Crane
Kikadar Amy
Layton
West Union
James Robbins
Volga City
David Moats
Illyria Church
R. D. McCormick
Oslwein
Illyria
Mary Monnahan
County
Maeth
Ireland
Simon O'Neill
Oneida County
New York
Fayetts County
Pleasant Valley
John Ball
Onedia
Patrick O'Harron
John
Michael Monnahan
Jas
Canada
J. F
O'Neill
Wm. Boyle
Wadena
Father Gallahus
Weat Union
Boyle Bros
Fish potes at Bfake's and other local notes
The O. B. 8. will meet next Wednesday evening. Hazel McMillan owns a fine new piano. E. A. West family moved onto a Clermont area farm. Wm Dickinson and Rudolph Lehman are ill. Roads are poor with deep mud. Milo Oleon moved to a Thorpe area farm. A masquerade dance at the opera house drew praise, with Carpenter's orchestra providing music. John Bracken returned from cataract surgery in Iowa City. Mrs. Larrabee left Clermont for Cedar Rapids after a three week visit. John Hardman Jr. faces a mink fur theft allegation and was released on bond. G. L. Weeks and son Rodney left for Crookston to begin spring work. The judiciary committee delays the Meredith bill banning Sunday amusements for fee. A humorous boy’s composition on bead humor circulates. A kidnapping case from Sharon, Pa., ended with money paid and the culprits captured near Cleveland.
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O. B
Hazel McMillan
E. A. West
Clermont
Dickinson
Rudolph Lehman
Milo Oleon
Thorpe
Milo
Opera House
Carpenter
John Bracken
Iowa City
Keise
Mra
Wm. Larrabee
Cedar Rapids
Mra. Larabee
Charles A. Cumming
Chamberlain
Senate
Iowa
Des
John Hardman, Jr
Strawberry Point
Hardman
G. L. Weeks and Son
Rodney
Crookston
Minn
Weeks
Aurora Observer
House Committee On Judiciary
Meredith
Willie Whitta
Sharon
Cleveland
Whitta
Suit Cases and Trunjcs at Aprer’s Board
Fred Gehring plans a business trip to the western part of the state next week. The Danger Signal will be shown at the opera house Friday night. A home talent play benefits the public school, with trunks on display at Aprer’s.
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Fred Gehring
Opera House
Pretty wedding unites Lena Krueger and Alfred Wenger
On Wednesday March 24 1909 a refined ceremony at the Krueger home joined Lena M Krueger to Alfred A Wenger with Rev J G Draewel officiating. Relatives and close friends witnessed the vows before guests moved to a dining room reception and later to a farm home near town for a celebratory evening. The bride, a popular young woman, and the groom a diligent worker plan to establish their life together on a nearby farm.
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Mia
J. Krueger
Lena M
Alfred A. ‘Wenger
J. G. Draewel
German Baptist Church
Eerie
Kruegut
Miss. Krueger
Alfred Wenger
Mrs. Wenger
Eono
School Notes Signal Upcoming Vacation And Events
Next week is vacation and parents are welcome as visitors. Thelma Knudtson is absent due to sickness. Edith White of West Union visited the Grammar room Monday. The A class will present a program in the Grammar room Friday. March 26 marks the Home Talent Play The Danger Signal. Lenora Stepanek left school Tuesday. George McCrae returns after a two week arm injury. Merle and Louis Klingman plan vacation with their aunt in West Union. Mabel Eric of Guttenberg visiting her sister Mrs. Whorney. she visited the High School Monday. School starts at 8 45. please have children present on time. Susie Capper Iva Jaquette Anna Benson and Clara Holstenson, former students, visited Friday afternoon. Clarion and Lovisa West left Tuesday to attend rural schools. A course outline for next year will change High school work. details later. The Corinthians gave a good program last Friday afternoon. Visit a school during a program to hear something valuable. Co Supt Belknap and Supt of West Union T Capper and Aug Benson accompanied the group. come again.
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Thelma Knudtson
Edith White
West Union
Mabel Eric
Guttenberg
Mrs. Whorney
Susie Capper
Iva Jaquette
Anna Benson
Clara Holstenson
Clarion
Lovisa West
The
Corinthians
Comet
Notice on Minor Pool Play at Business Premises
A past notice states that minors were allowed to play pool at a business location. The owner announces that minors will not be permitted to participate in pool games moving forward to enforce compliance.
Black Hawk Dip for Horses and Livestock Remedy
Kis s ad lists Black Hawk Dip for horses poultry and livestock including cures for worms and ticks. It notes a sale by The Friday Kensington meeting Mrs John Fal Friday afternoon of this week.
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Kensington
John Fal
Wedding Bells Bring Rim of News Across the County
Rae Nem Ladte to the wedding bells. Amy Ri posed. Families and neighbors gather at local homes and churches as ill and well alike share visits. The week features calls, travels, and small events including visits to Elkader and West Union, a funeral, and a wedding in progress among local residents.
Probate of Will in Towa La Fayette County
Notice in the district court announces probate proceedings for Sarah A Patterson of Towa Louisiana. The April 19 1909 hearing seeks proof and admission of the instrument as the last will and testament. Dated March 19 1909 in Wes Union Town.
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Svare
Towa
la Fayette County
Sarah A. Patterson
Wes Union
M E Church Notes and Local Notices
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 30. Sunday School at 114. Junior League at 2 80. No preaching due to Clermont meetings. Sova's Bride sale continues. Ray DeSart billed Clermont for The Danger Signal. Great Central Urobnos Works dealer at Valee Rapids. Miss Kern claims perfect attendance and punctuality in twelve years of school life vouched by a physician.
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L. A
Ray DeSart
Clermont
C. Lehman& Son
Ieee
Valee Rapids
Great Central Uobanos Works
Burianek & Son
Illinois
SM Haligwead
Mins Atco Ker
Miss Kern
Ms Kern
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Mus. F. E. Rosnins
Mrs
Mary O'Neill
Elgin Savings Bank
Gus“ Gunderson
Sam’l Mosby
Ery
Butler Millinery Store
Desea Cili
Lenora Stepanek
George McCrae
Merle
Louis Klingman
Belknap
Wrathes
T. Capper
Aug. Benson
Black Hawk
Fellows
Berg’s
Rae Nem
Ladte
J . Amy
Rds
C. W. Doty
Serge
Lagruppe
Harry Wenger
C. M. Fritz
Fred Wenger
J. D. Shaffer
Bert Chapman
Fred Reichert
Fred Ernst
C. M. Klingman
Father
Ed Boyle
Thursay
Elmer Medberry
Dr. Hadsel
Elizabeth Kimball
Fred Rothlisberger
Elkader
Fred Miesner
Bert Doty
Mrs. Robbins
Wallace Patera
Wilbur Patterson
Lawrence MacKellar
Glen
Veaper Moore
Rose Wenger
Delwe
Alfred
Beth Kerr
Thomas Kerr
Frank Medberry
Floy Good
Henry Robinson
Fayette
Richard Probert
Svere
HE. Kimball
Roy Kimball
Mae Fritz
Harry Humphry
Volga
C. Wenger
Chris Wenger
Ella Foxwell
Francis Robbins
the Myris
McCormick
Jason Baily
Eunice
M. E. Church Notes
Sova
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