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Newspaper

Fremont Democrat

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1903

Page

3

Stinsons Wed in Red Oak Wedding at Home

Mildred Mae McAdoo and Carl R. Stinson were married at the McAdoo home in Red Oak on Wednesday August 26. Rev Charles Highfield and Rev Charles Stinson officiated with May Ives singing and the Stinsons leaving for a Des Moines visit before settling on a Red Oak farm. A large Hamburg guest list and church notes follow the ceremony.

Mildred Mae McAdoo Carl R. Stinson Red Oak Hiram McAdoo Chas. Stinson Marie Gertrude McAdoo Gertrude Miss McAdoo Chas Stinson Miss Ives Hamburg Mr. Stinson Red Quix

Editor and wife attend Randolph Eastern Star banquet

The editor and his wife attended an Eastern Star reception and banquet at Randolph Tuesday night. The hall was decorated with bunting flowers and ferns. Two young Indies served punch in a pink blue booth. Will Carleton poem was pantomimed. a banquet followed ending at 12 Yelock. Randolph Chapter entertained admirably.

Eastern Star Randolph Will Carleton

Appointment of Frank E K Hammond as Deputy Game Warden

Frank EK Hammond was appointed deputy game warden this week and will begin duties immediately. He is expected to enforce hunting and fishing laws strictly.

Frank EK. Hammond Frank

Woodman Picnic Draws Crowds with Parade and Music

Large crowds filed into the Woodman’s picnic on Wednesday morning for a festive parade. Prizes went to Mrs. Wil Green for decorated vehicle and the Royal Neighbors for second. Bessie Began won best decorated pony. Mrs. Chas Belcher took best decorated horse. Farragut Camp drill team led in drills with Shenandoah second as bands from Nebraska City Booe’s girl band and The Messenger Boy provided music. Mayor Redshaw gave the welcome at the park before lunch. The Omaha Glee Club performed well. rain kept the day from being a complete success.

Wil: Green Bessie Chas. Belcher Farragut Shenandoah Nebraska City Booe Messenger Redshaw Omaha

Grace Hoyt Resigns as Primary School Teacher

Miss Grace Hoyt resigned from her position as teacher of the primary department in the public schools. She will teach in Cedar Rapids next year. The school board expresses regret at her departure and commends her as a fine primary teacher.

Grace Hoyt Cedar Rapids Hoyt

Unclaimed Letters for Week Ending August 26

A list of uncalled letters in the office for the week ending Aug 26 includes ladies Miss Bertha Allen two letters Miss Eva Carroll two Miss Elizabeth English Miss Maud Yowler Mrs Ada Muldrow Ruth McNitt Mrs Rose Taylor and gentlemen A P Allen J S Burke two Chas Colson Walt LaMar G W Moore Chester whoaches G A Danforrs P M The notice lists names and that they remain uncalled.

Bertha Allen Eva Carroll Elizabeth English Maud Yowler Ada Muldrow Ruth McNitt Rose ‘Taylor A. P. Allen J. S. Burke Chas, Colson Walt LaMar G. W. Moore Chester G. A. Danforrs P. M

Merchants Band of Nebraska City Receives Approval

The Merchants Band from Nebraska City, a sixteen piece group led by H. H. Stich, met with warm approval from music lovers on Wednesday. They have performed at several engagements this summer and consistently satisfied audiences.

Merchants Band Nebraska City H. H. Stich

Advert for trusted reps seek old established business house

WanvTED seeks fiscally solid representatives in each state to promote a long standing wealthy business. Salary 2100 pounds weekly plus expenses paid in cash every Wednesday. Carriage and horse provided when needed. References enclosed. Send self addressed envelope to Colonial 832 Dearborn St Chicago. New sheet music at Jas Mann & Son's.

Dearborn St Chicago

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