Preston News Quietly Updates Local Families Highlights
Ida Wood of Winfield visits her father A Skinner and sister Hessiv in the city. The Hans Keil family moves into town while Caroline Lorenzen, a rural schoolteacher, visits home. Mrs Ed Howall to Davenport due to her daughter Emma Gibson's illness. Gersidine, Dr and Mrs John Bryant's quarantined child, improves from diphtheria. Richard Farrell welcomes a baby son. Otto Behrens family moves from farm to their new home. Farmer Alien Forler conducts business in Preston. Fayette Bascom undergoes a second Mercy Hospital operation, with his mother by his side. Miss Dia Carty visits the CrisisSuites of Epreque. Henry Gogherg, visiting from West, and Lierermann of Lonsingen spend time with relatives. Funeral for a Preston resident held Friday at 2.30 at the Lutheran church with Rev. Meehl officiating. Neartfelder’s department arrives to visit relatives. A Modern Manias comedy thills opera house crowd, music by Finck. Frank Tripp recovers from a recent relapse. Morehead, Minn, trip on business. Miss Edna Kindig, Preston domestic teacher, ill with pneumonia. mother stays with her. Lindsey, mother of Mrs John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Wood
Winfield
A. Skinner
Hessiv
Hans Keil
Jastawesp
Preston
Heme
Caroline Lorenzen
Ed Howall
Davyenport
Emma Gibson
Gersidine
Sid
John Bryant
Elimbeth Boehmer
Alien Forler
Pairfield Tow
Fayette Bascom
Frana Basco
Mercy Hospital
Clinton
Fang Ny
Ted
Dia Carty
Epregue
Kenry Gogeherg Sowa
West Iy
Ang
Gable
Soomitl
Henry “Lieremann
Ot Lonsginnen
Eemoin
Carlingville
Missouri
Ami
Se Bilway. Co
Emonia
Meehl
Lutheran Church
Pregien
Trastat
Nanias
Finct
Rchestea
Preank
Tripp
Han
Lindsey
John
EF. Kamerer
Arlingcon
Smamerer
Delntar
Arlington
Esencreen
Presbyterian Church
E. E
Prark Oske
Thevikka Lesaiewel
Coumdanil Barclay
Renami
Dei
Ora
Harrys Pearl
Axel
Preston News Roundup and Local Notices
Crane arrives in Preston from Clinton visiting family and joins the Crane household. Wm Schwirtz sells a west Preston home to Mr di Veten and lists another property in the east. Mr Otten plans sale on the 24th. Preston welcomes the Otten family as new citizens. Uncle Dan Paap celebrates his 78th birthday with army friends at a clock dinner. Chas. Cliff, longtime Preston resident, confined to bed by severe illness. The New York Madrigal Singers perform at the opera house to a full house. Lectures and Lyceum remains a topic of discussion as residents reflect on beneficial programs. Miss Bessie Skinner assists in a jewelry shop while Mr F W Ranble recovers and travels to Oshkosh for Schroeder, Clinton businessman, and his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Preston
Clinton
Wm. Schwirtz
Town
di Veten
Schwirte
Briday
Otten
Mr. Otten
den Paap
Ddithodéian
Carrie
Chas
Cliff
Maestisn
Bessie Skinner
F.W. Ranble
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Schroeder
Bremings
Asinass
Blackstone Ho
Farewell Party In Preston For Wing Family Moves North
At their Preston home two miles north of the town Mr and Mrs Wing were honored with a farewell party and oyster supper hosted by friends. The couple plan to move to a newly purchased farm north of Miles, sparking deep regret and wishes for prosperity in their new location. Mrs Watters and her two sons visited relatives in Preston while Mr Wing is away on business in Kansas City. A missionary meeting of the Congregational church next Wednesday was postponed due to illness, with leaders updating plans for the bazaar. Weather remains unsettled after recent unsettled conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Preston
Siva
Georer
Sur Imidst
Hue
Harry Watters
N. J
Dir
Wat ‘Erg
Kansas City
Notice Brings Unclear Tax and Business Info
An obscured OCR notice appears to reference tax, business, and state statements with fragmented phrases. The readable portions mention entities or individuals in a local context but lack complete details to identify names, places, or actions.
Local doctor advertises miracle cure for multiple ailments
An Iowa ad claims Dr. Walsh can treat stomach, nervous, deafness, backache, and vitality issues without operations. It touts 20 years of experience, calls for consultations at 124 West Third Street Davenport Iowa, with office hours 10 to 12:30 and 1 to 4, plus Saturday evenings and Sunday mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walshely
Balory
Dr. Walsh
Davenpark
Local notes from Delmar and vicinity update community events
Delmar updates include Mrs Hess visiting in the Windy City, Miss Waters traveling to Clinton hospital, and Mrs Claussen mourning her mother in Denmark. Arlington Tywa deaths and illness affect several families. residents attend social events at St Patricks Hall and Methodist School. Community figures such as Wilford Hanrahan acquire property, while local residents recover from illness and continue daily duties.
Meeting at Mrs H Fletcher A Century Club Evening
At Mrs H Fletcher home last Friday Century Club members heard Miss L ie Fitzpatrick read on Saint Valentine legends and Miss Grindrod discuss American humorists. The group recalled youthful tender sentiments and engaged in lively conversation as Mrs Sidle visited Maquoketa. Ax el Karplussen arrived from Arlington to arrange for his mother Sainty Kamerer’s funeral in Delmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
Hell
H. Fletcher
Laie Fitzpatrick
Grindrod
George Sidle
Afagvekets
C. B
Lee Aiken
Ames
Iken
E.G Franklin
Isaac Benjamtin
Evergreen
Joneeb
Benjamin
Delamar
Maquo
Nell O'Grady
Delia S. Hall
Peat
Rennin
Gurathaee
Yinda Sidhe
Lakaif
Beryl Goodjohn
Sundaay
Chicago
Johnson
Maquokets Waas
J. W. Donley
Bure von Schrader
Muquoketa
WP. Quinlan
W F Merrill Gains 35 Pounds After Tanlac Trial
An Iowa man from Cedar Rapids says Tanlac restored his health after years of digestion problems. W F Merrill reports loss of weight and insomnia, then regained strength, appetite, and sleep with Tanlac, noting no adverse effects and plans to continue use if needed. Local merchants advertise Tanlac in Maquoketa Miles Belleview and Lamette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
F. W. Merril
N Street
West
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Merrill
Ardo
Jong
Indiana
Sears
Ramerer Remains Active in Local Church Networks
The obituary notes Ramerer belonged to the Re- formed church before joining the Presbyterian church in Delmar, where she remained a member at death. Survived by four California brothers Extest and Wilfred Geisel of Buena Park, and other relatives. Final rites attended by Mrs. Peter Beck, Dr John Geisel, and Mr and Mrs A W Kendall of Maquoketa. Various community notices follow including cattle shipments, visits, club meeting, and township reads superintendent election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramerer
Presbyterian Church
Delmar
Extest
Wilfred. Geise
Buene Perk
Peter Beck
John Geisel
A. W. Kendall
Maquoketa
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AL Gohol
Regu
Staniatis
M. Nor
Kraw
Gvei
Otig A. Seeberger
Ivan Banks
New York Madrigal Singers
Opera House
Ariyatery
Lyceum
Misionary Society of the Congregation
Hesteage
Abil Boothby
Spooner
Pridzy
Fel
Leh
T Swan
Menyne
Otto Easch
Corsult
Hugh S
Mirs
E. A. Hess
Rein
Arry
Sert Namever
Tywa
Skeiy
Fred Kars
Shigmaz
Charlotte
Our City
Walter Claussen
Denmark
Agneste
George
Guinier
St Patrics
Aden
Wilford Hanrahan
Vlé John Fotey Huntesiad
Det Mar Aw
Hanrahan
Bo Rossiter
W. F. Merrill
Tveteen
Job
Maquoketa Br
Srixem Fey
Ches. Denith
Belleme
F. J. Rag
Lamette
Hingtgen
Griffin
Thars
Anamosa
Effe Gibson
Des Moines
Ole Hambell
Simon Harding
Woman's Club
B. F. Lubben
JR Mitchell
Monmouth
Reads
Myrtle Keeley
Brooklyn
Towa
Frank Kocian
Davenpore
Arthur Shiiter Bug
Corbett Building
Pool Hall
Houston
Emeline
Hordi
Sliss
Dorothy Dodze
Shatter
Mire
Rebecca Paris
Bert Beck
Cedar Raniff
John Beck
Frank Ketchum
Godard Bridge
Antone Wasvba
Vince Zarenilek
Tri-City
Holub
Irs
Fréd Buck
Wicis
Lost Nation
Fletcher
Castoria
Laater
Snownag
Osfonl
August Levsen
Pronert Troy
WTA
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