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Newspaper

Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1908

Page

5

Caleb Dennis Dead After Long Illness at Island Home

The Island resident Caleb Dennis died at his home on February 17 at age 59 years, 5 months, and 2 days after years of poor health. Born in Syracuse on September 13, 1848, he moved here in 1876, married Blaze A. Baler, and left seven children, four brothers in Michigan, and a sister in California. The funeral was held Wednesday in the Christian church under Mason auspices. Resolutions from Jerusalem Lodge 243 tribute his fidelity to Masonry and mourn his passing.

Caleb Dennis Island H Hospital St. Joseph Syracuse New York Blaze A. Baler Guide Roy Neb Blmerville Michigan California Mason Lodge Dennis M. Dolph Sedalia Dolh S. P. Beckstead Samuel Chandler

Supreme court affirms Thornell ruling in Atlantic census case

The Supreme Court upholds Judge Thornell's decision from the 1905 Atlantic census dispute. Fraudulent enumerator names were struck, reducing the city population below 5000 and preventing the executive council from publishing figures. The liquor industry disputed the ruling, which the court in Sidney Harald notes upheld.

Supreme Thornell Atlantic Thocnell Executive Council Lquor Supreme Court Sidney Harald

Methodist Church announces services and union meeting

The church lists Sunday morning and evening services with classes and prayer meetings, notes a union meeting with Attorney General Byers at Fremony, and invites county officials and the public. It reports 89 in Sunday school, a sermon on Leaness of Soul, and mentions local deaths and visits by parishioners.

Methodist Church Do.ur Scho Duke Alberson La.m Teaaler Leaness Genjerl Byers Harlan Fremony Sidney Hanbury General Byers Chain Geneval Williams Davidson Bryan Hamburg Fremont County Byers M. E

Percival Resident Bridget Quint O'Brien Dies in Nebraska City

Bridget Quint O'Brien, born April 7 1850 in Dundee Scotland, died last Saturday at her Nebraska City home after a long illness. She emigrated to Fremont Indiana in 1869, married Mat O'Brien June 21 1869, and had eleven children, seven living including John Head Matt O'Brien and Mrs Tom Gilmore of Imogene Iowa, Charles of Percival Iowa, James Theresa and Agnes of Nebraska City. Funeral was Monday at St Marys Catholic Church in Nebraska City.

Mat O'Urieh Percival Nebraska City Council Blutts Bridget Quint Dundee Scotland Fremont County Mat O’brien John Head Matt O'Brien Tom Gilmore Imogene Charles James Theresa Agnes St Mary's Catbolic Church Neabraska City

Darning Club Organizes Among Hamburg Matrons And Friends

The editor notes a new Hamburg club of young matrons and friends called the Darning Club. Members meet Saturdays at a member’s home, bring clothing to repair, chat, and finish the week’s mending together turning a chore into a social pleasure. Also: J Means and Bertha Miller wed at the bride’s grandparents’ home near Hamburg with Rev Elder officiating. They plan to move to a new home near Sioux City. Emily Redford, former war teacher now in Omaha, visited Hamburg over the weekend, spending Saturday in Watson before returning.

Hamburg J. Means Bertha Miller Mes Barrett Sioux City Emily Redford War Public Omaha Watson

Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting Announced

The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday afternoon February 27 at 3 30 with Mrs Gottsebe. All members urged to attend. Ladies and congregation invited. Please bring mite boxes to send year end contribution to the Foreign Mission Secretary by March 1. Mary E Mitchell Secretary.

Presbyterian Church Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Gottsebe Foreign Mission Mary E. Mitchell Sec’y

Marble game at McAdoo and Deans store

A fragment reports a marble game seen behind McAdoo and Deans store last Monday evening. The item notes the activity seemed premature, offering no further details about participants or outcomes.

McAdoo & Dean's

Worst Snow Storm Paralyzes Town With Deep Ditches

The season’s worst snow storm hit last Wednesday morning bringing heavy drifting and trains delayed for hours. Mails were held up as mail carriers pressed on before being forced to retreat. Roads were nearly impassable with snow depths from six to ten inches.

Death of Yonke's Son Sparks Investigation At Island Office

Ward cites the death of Gus Yonke’s son at the lower Island area as requiring inquiry. The boy sickened ten days ago, worsened to pneumonia and peritonitis, and died after the father refused medical aid. Neighbors summoned a physician who arrived too late. Neighbors call it neglect that led to the death. An auction sale at the Hamburg Mercantile Co draws crowds as manager Delay reports new goods and a bid to clear stock.

Ward Gus Yonke Murchison Hamburg Mercantile Co Hamburg Delay

Mrs Bailey Hosts Luncheon for Belle Frazier Engagement

Mrs Jas Bailey entertained a company of Friends at luncheon at her Payne area home last Thursday. The event honored her sister Miss Belle Frazier, marking the formal engagement announcement to Mr James Bentley.

Miss Bechtel Hosts Friends For Miss Redford Honor

Miss Bechtel entertained a company of friends Saturday evening in honor of Miss Red ford.

Mrs Hill Hosts Old Time Social For Friends

Mrs. F. W. Hill entertained friends Wednesday afternoon at an old time social. Guests were asked to wear cherished age old clothing and tight fitting gowns as worn fifty years ago. All enjoyed the afternoon highly.

F. W. Hill

HIS NINETIETH BIRTHDAY OF UNCLE BROCH Lair

The Sidney Herald notes G Lair of this city celebrated his 90th birthday born December 13 1818 in Adair County Kentucky He came to Fremont County in 1865 and lived in Madison Township Hamburg and for six years in the city with daughter Miss Mattie Lee A Lair the county superintendent of schools He is a Baptist for 71 years and a Mason since 1862 in Gentry Missouri Health is reasonably good and old friends wish him many returns of the day.

Sidney Herald Broch Bamburg G. Lair Uncle Broch Adair County Kentucky America Lair Fremont County Mr. Lair Baptist Church Gentryville Gentry County Missouri Enoch

Dressmaking College Offers Practical Home Skill Training

A Hamburg College of Dressmaking advertises a practical and artistic cutting and finishing course for women and girls, claiming lifelong benefits and home usefulness. The notice mentions students already enrolled and invites others to visit the college, while a separate social note records Miss Pay Fairhurst’s 18th birthday party and a bracelet gift from friends.

College of College of Dressmaking Hamburg

Alfalfa Hay for Sale and Coat Offer by Trenton Spotless

Frank Gilman endorses the Trenton Spotless coat as best value and notes F. McBride & Co. sell it. Place orders at Mr. C. A. Cowle's store or call their office directly for both items, with both phones provided.

Frank Gilman Trenton F. McBride & Co

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