James Madison Doty obituary recall and death notice
James Madison Doty born January 7 1855 in Elkader Clayton IA died September 1 1928 in Greensboro NC at seventy three years seven months twenty four days. Survived by daughter Mrs J L Holyfield Greensboro and son Merritt I Doty Winston Salem NC eight grandchildren. He moved from Alcester SD to Greensboro to live with his daughter in 1921 and joined Bethel M E church seven years ago. A Mason and Silver Star OES member he was a gardener by trade and was fatally injured when sideswiped by a car while delivering cheese in Dobson NC. Funeral in Dobson with Masonic rites.
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James Madison Doty
Elkader
Clayton County
Iowa
Greensboro
North Carolina
Levi
Rebecca Doty
Grace G. Goodwin
F. F. Goodwin
Volga City
Frances
J. L. Holyfield
Allen
Merritt
Doty
Alcester
South Dakota
Silver Star O. E. S
N. C
Bethel M. E. Church
Doty Wesell
Kniel’s Grocery
Dobson
Surry Go
Merritt. I. Doty
Winston, Salem
George Doty
Nebraska
A. D. Folger
Atty
A. L. Nance
H. E. White
W. B. White
R. A. Freeman
L. W. Freeman
St. Louis
B. W. Douglas
W. M
Mt.Airy
Wadena News Bits On Local Move And Visitors
John Cook buys a new Ford roadster. Mr and Mrs Frank Poor relocate to the S M Jennings house in north town. Mrs Naomi Walters visits with her son Sid at Evergreen Ridge. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs O Hara seriously ill. A Sunday gathering at Zeb Davis home includes multiple local families. Various travels and teach positions noted among residents through the week.
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John Cook
Frank Poor
S. M. Jennings
Naomi Walters
Sid Walters
Evergreen Ridge
O’hara
Zeb Davis
John Palnoe
Bureau
George Davis
Will Whittenbaugh
Adolph Weber
Roy Leonhart
Blanche Walters
Francis
A. G. Herrling
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth
Birdsall
Arlington
Ted Larson
Waterloo
Claude Nuss
Sumner
M. A. Klingman
Milo Whittenbaugh
Oelwein
Harold Wilbur
Estherville
Tom Laughren
Jows City
Alfred Knudtson
Vern Roberta
Rex Roberts
Mabel Wirth
Rev. Birdsall
J. S. Moore
H. E. Broughton
Luman Fox
Volga City
Loretta Mattocks
Britt
Iowa
The
Missionary Society
Abbie Smith
C. F. Johnson
Blue River
Wires
Bertha Johnson
Vera Mattocks
Monticello
Local Classifieds Read Like Auction of Used Goods
Quick-fire notices list for sale such as an organ, refrigerator, Webster dictionary, and dry oak cordwood. Also asks for second-hand heating stoves, stray yearlings, and a call for glasses fitting. Contains names Mrs Carrie Nelson, Dr A H Berger, R P Strauch, C H Medbery, P G Widger, and R C Hueb er with towns Postville Elgin West Union Fay ette Brainard.
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Carrie Nelson
Postville
Om Gunder
Echo
A. H. Berger
Eskader Ja
Emerson
Rawleigh Asleson
West Union
Towa
R. P. Strauch
Elgin
Echo Office
Brainard
C. H. Medberry
P. G. Widger
Fayette
Millegans Visit Elgin Friends on US Tour
Mr and Mrs M R Millegan and their daughter of Los Angeles California called on Elgin friends Thursday during a touring trip through the United States. They are former Elgin residents and stopped to inquire about old friends. Mrs Hane Grether is ill and bedridden. The Kensington Club was entertained by Mrs Fred Kohler last Friday.
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M. R. Millegan
Los Angeles
Calif
Elgin
Chas
Felter’s Hardware
Hane Grether
Kensington Club
Fred Kohler
Modern Home Renovation Gag and Witty Quips Carded
A collection of light humor and home improvement quips including marketable lines about remodeling costs, a diplomat joke, a tramp in Scotland, and playful exchanges about household tasks and vacations. The items read as salon cards offering witty observations and sales pitches.
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