Local notices and society items from Fayette county
A Fayette county column lists community notices, sales, visits, and personal milestones. It notes poultry market quotes, farm and domestic ads, visits by Mrs. Norton and Mrs. Black, wood stove and furnace sales, upcoming club meetings, church and missionary activities, and recent obituaries and marriages, with names such as Berkhart, Mittlestadt, Budd, Whitley, and Linson among others.
Low Round Trip Fares to the Northwest 1910
Low round trip home seekers fares in effect on the first and third Tuesdays of each month through 1910. Explore opportunities along the Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound Railway in the Dakotas Montana Idaho and Washington. Tickets expire 25 days from sale with liberal stopovers. Contact a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul agent or F A Miller General Passenger Agent in Chicago for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee & 8. Paul Railway
Chicago, Milwaukee, & Puget Sound
Dakotas
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
F. A. Miller
Locating Vid Landmarks on Bear Grove Visit 1910
A four family party in October 1910 toured Bear Grove six miles southeast of Fayette on the Smithfield Fairfield line. They noted the burial place of the county’s first white child born in 1844, visited a lime kiln, an old spring, and the Shanty sheltering a mother and five children from an Indian attack, and recorded several Brooks family graves with epitaphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick M Whitley
Dearborn Co
Indiana
Linn Co
Iowa
Fayette County
Iowa Infantry
Navy
Matilda J. Earle
Charles
Thomas Homewood
J A Kramer
Frederick
James
Marion Dennis
Richard
Whitley
Fayette
J L Paine
G A Kennedy
Mesdames AJ Hensley
T W Potter
J H Boyce
Harry Carmichael
RR Fussell
Reuben Hensley
Nettie Brecken
Frank Jones
Reuben
Herbert
T. W. Potter
George
A. J. Hensley
Bear Grove
Smithfield
Fairfield
R. R. Fussells
Beecher
Joseph Wazlaske
A. J
M. H. Fussell
Dubuque
Father
Lima
Chas. Culver
John Brooks
Adam
Harriette E
Benj
Elizabeth Brooks
Hiram Brooks
Benj. Brooks
John E
Jesse
Sarah Brooks
San
Sarah
Saul Hendrickson
Brooks
US A Notes Report And Local Events At University
Mrs A E Kernahan is critically ill this week but improving. Her Bristow Iowa parents were summoned. Miss Mae Brown travels to Greeley for an evening concert. A student mass meeting backed a new athletic fee to fund expenses and urged board approval. A football game vs Lenox College is set for Friday afternoon. Senior class entertained A Earl Kernahan and wife and presented a cut glass fruit dish. Charles C Lewis mourns his father’s death Sunday. Johnny Barnes, Strawberry Point, who attended summer school, broke both legs in a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Kernahan
Gough
Bristow
Iowa
A. Earl Kernahan
Johnny Barnes
Strawberry Point
Robert the Second
Scotland
Edward McDonald
Abblex
Waxford
Ireland
New Ross
Robert Emmet
Earl of Abblex
Countess of
Warwick
Royal Irish League of Dublin
McDonalds
Emmets
Holland
John E. Redmond
Theodore Roosevelt
Watford
Washington
America
Elisha Minor
Valley Forge
Jilian Allen
Ticonderoga
McDonald Emmet kinship and lineage explained
A family history note describes Miss Alice McDonald receiving a portrait of Robert Emmett. It details kinship to Emmet, Caleb Lamb of Center Township, and long lineages linking to American Revolution and 1812, with many titles and honors from societies, royalty, and notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice McDonald
Robert Emmett
Albert R. Allen
Robert Emmet
Miss MccDonald
Miss McDonald
Caleb Lamb
Center Township
Fayette County
Local social notes and visits across towns
Wm Webster traveled to Wadena on Tuesday. Miss Beasussell visits Hawkeye, LD. Platt returned from Edgewood Saturday. The Milt Crow family are improving. Helen Paceidge of Maynard was in town Sunday. George Davia works on a porch. Dr. B C Armsworth of Volga was in town Wednesday. Miss Carrtee Bost journeyed toward Sioux City to visit her sister. Yella Pond spent Sunday in Oelwein with Bessie Roas. Mrs K H Lockwood stayed from Wednesday to Monday at Minkler. Mrs Dr Lewis and Mary of Maynard visiting. George Bailey and wife and John Bailey visiting St Monticello and Anamosa. Join Doughwis wife attended N S Parker’s birthday party at Randalia on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. H. Lockwood
Minkler
Dr Lewis
Mary
Maynard Ars
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yeorge
Geo Servons
RE. N. Hartman
Oelwein
M. M. Carmichael
Geof Parker
Janesville
Wis
Mre F. Mittlestadt
Doc Allen
A. Bender
Waucoma
N. F. Norton
M. C. Black
Grand Ridge
Ill
Scobey’s
A. Coselman
C. C. West
W. C. Denniston
J. &. Budd
Margaret Budd
BK. W. Taylor
Randalia
Merle Coleman
Joe Coleman
Cif! Meyer
Aurora
I. J. Mittlestadt
Twentieth Century Club
Feb Finch
Babcock
J. K. Probasco
Arlington
Alice and
Abbie Probasco
J. K Dickinson
J.R. Tastings
American Sunday School Union
Chickasaw County
L. J. Grabau
Garner's
Stock, Co, M
SwartLey
Garfield Gourley
Sturgis
Dakota
Lizzie M’cann
Mill Grove
Walter Roys
Q. O. Club
K. C. Fussell
Geo. Brown
Elizabeth Fockler
Katherine Budd
DU Rathbun
State Bank
Amy Brimmer
Ed.Whiting
Monticello
CO A Whiting
Sioux City
Beulah Bailey
Clarinda
Miss Bailey
J. R Linson
Linson
Lenox College
Charles C. Lewis
Wm. Webster
Wadena
Miss Beasussell
Hawkeye
Platt
Edgewood
Milt Crow
Helen Paceidge
Maynard
George Davia
8. C. Armsworth
Volga
Wellenes
Miss Carrtee Bost
Yella Pond
Bessie Roas
George Bailey
John Bailey
St Monticello and
Anamosa
N. S. Parker
Tome Bros
Des Moines
Geenpens
David Roberts
Rickert & Davis Druggists
Pdaugherty
Hygia Cafe