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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1915

Page

5

Civil War Regiment Recounts Long March to the Sea

An old soldiers narrative describes the 28th Infantry Regiment journey from Georgia to Washington in 1864 65. It details enlistee Graven losing an arm at South Edisto and the regiment's hardships from Atlanta Hood’s campaign to the final marches, the crossing of rivers and battles, and the Grand Review before muster out in July 1865.

Brigeport Aln Ville F. C. Howardy Illinois Quincy Chattahoochio Wilson Munson of .Co Graven Atlanta Hood Ala Marietta Savannah Salknahatchie Howard Midway Augusta Charleston Ediste Binicker’s Bridge Juoenta Goldsboro Craven Raleigh Richmond Fredericksburg Washington

Civil War Veterans From Rochester Area Remember Service

Union soldier T D Collips enlisted in 1865 in Rochester New York. He served in HM of the 8th New York Cavalry, spent time at Harpers Ferry and in the Shenandoah Valley, and was mustered out at Alexandria Virginia. Eli Harris of the city also served in the 148 Indiana Regiment, Company E, enlisting in Princeton Indiana.

T. D.collips Rochester New York Mr. Culling 8Th Regiment of New York Val. Cavalry Harpers Ferry Shennandoah Valley Collins Alexandria Virginia Eli Harris Harris Iinoia Princeton Fan

Wallingford News Notes Highlights Local Happenings

O J Anderson is improving from rheumatism. Bert Myhre returns home from Jewell attending school. Mrs Andrew Larson departs for Dakota after visiting relatives. Gua Merklin family at Graettinger for Lutheran meetings. J Rokenbrodt and Mrs Chas Heidecker visit Graettinger. Janette Gunderson arrives from Ames. Mark Husby at Graettinger for Lutheran meeting. Mrs Frank Sheldon visits Estherville. Melvinne Kaga from Graettinger visits relatives. Soeffing and grandson Rossie attend camp meeting in Nevada. George Truesdell plans to build a silo southwest of town. Glenn Rauhauser visits Estherville. Voll game: Lakeside boys lose 6 to 10. John Wee from Estherville visits over Sunday. Herman Quammen arrives from Leads, North Dakota to retrieve his car. Ruth Rokenbrodt spends weekend at home from Estherville. Betty Sundo goes to Estherville. I O Butler family return from Jasper after funeral. Z H Morrice and Fred Heidecker fish at Spirit Lake. Mrs M O Grodland of Graettinger visits Gus Merkin.

Wallingford O. J. Anderson Vohs Ottosen Bert Myhre Jewell Andrew Larson Dakota Gua Merklin Graettinger J. Rokenbrodt Chas. Heidecker Baby Janette Gunderson Ames Mark Husby Frank Sheldon Estherville Melvinne Kaga John Wee Herman Quammen Leads North Dakota Ruth Rokenbrodt Betty Sundo I. O. Butler Jasper Minn Z. H. Morrice Fred Heidecker Spirit Lake M. O. Grodland Gus Merkin

Gossip and mishaps dot Tack Creek community notes

Sunday visits spread through Tack Creek as Mr and Mrs Geo Johnson hosted at Jim Robinson home while Henry Summers club day drew a large crowd. Two accidents occurred at Lake Wieldmans with Willie Starkey injured by a window, and Jake’s fast bronco ride caused suspected rib injuries. Charlie Luhman returned from Vinton IA to visit, Chas Richardson came from Eauntesburg, and Branein Lambe hosted and others attended a ball at Walling.

Geo. Johnson Jim Robinson Henry Summers Geo. Henderson Fred Luhmann Lake Wieldmans Chas. Richardson Eauntesburg Branein Lambe Hays Walling

Ringsted Notes Highlight town doings and incidents

Ringsted residents attend graduations in Lake City as J Dayton Oxenford plans to return home. A former local left unpaid debts prompting calls for better cross-town credit enforcement. W M Kirkwood is named elevator manager at West Head in a larger company. A thief stole eighteen quarts of canned fruit from a cellar while Carl Rasmussen’s rabbits were killed in a suspected act of cruelty. Community Welfare Club funds a city sprinkler. Mayor and council confirm city water support. Residents reflect on local commerce, schooling, and temperance advocacy amid many small events and arrivals.

the Dispatch J. Oxenford Lake City Dayton Ringsted W. M. Kirkwood West Head Haing Bill Ingvand Ostergaad Fred C. Pietersen Carl Rasmussen Mr. Rasmussen

Farmera Elevator Picnic Promises Grand Town Event

Ruthven notes advertise the annual Farmera Elevator Picnic for Wednesday June 9 in town with a big street program and bands. Mrs Jane Lee learns of her daughter Mrs Hr Gavin's death in Richmond California. funeral planned for Sunday with husband and two children. Lutheran ladies supper in the church basement Thursday evening draws a good crowd and a fine program.

The Free Press Jane Lee Hr. J. Gavin Richmond California Thia City

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