Local Notes and Household News from Maquoketa
Mrs Nolan Williams and baby spent several days with her parents in Maquoketa. Mr and Mrs Potter welcomed a baby daughter born Sunday morning. Miss Helen Wryrick returned after two weeks in Cedar Rapids. Mr and Mrs J E Peterson returned to Minneapolis after visiting Mrs Russell. W E Potter visiting Waterloo will stay a few days. Harry Lapham and Martin Martinsen chased by a rattlesnake while cattle were in the Brown pasture. inquire of Mr Martinsen about the number of rattles. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at Mrs Ella Corbett’s. Deepest gratitude to those who sent flowers for the passing of our husband and brother, Mrs Nettie Russell, EB Hoover and family, Mrs Flora Ritts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo Coe
Nolan Williams
Maquoketa
I. Potter
Chas. Ketchum
Helen Wryrick
Dar Rapids
J. E. Peterson
Minneapolis Minn
Russell
W. E. Potter
Waterloo
Harry Lapham
Blartin' Martinsen
Martinsen
Ladies Aid Society
Ella Corbett
Nettie Russell
EB. B. Hoover
Flora Ritts
Tod Homies
Metangbne & D
Maria Follan
Charlotte
Timber Lake
S. D
Waller Benjamin
Winterset
Iowa
Jerome Nolan
Benjamin
Hi. M. Cassin
Mirs
John Phelps
Lost Nation
Jos
Harst Sky
J. A. Schieb
Frank Muirhead
Dorothy
Minnesota
Ste
We . Cook
Launsville
J. A. Fitzpatrick
Rats Threaten Grain and Poultry Complexes Prompts Remedy
Local warning highlights rats stealing grain eggs and livestock worth millions, damaging property and health. Traditional pest controls fail, but a new product called Ratsnap promises to neutralize rodents. available in cakes for 25c 0c and 1 60, sold by Snow White Pharmacy and McAllister Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izas
Snow White Pharmacy
McAllister Stores Company
Death claims veteran John Ostert in Iowa city obituary
Death claimed veteran John Ostert Friday morning after 7 o’clock. Born February 4, 1893, in Luxemberg Germany he migrated as a child with his family to Fairfield Township Jackson County. He served in the Civil War, married October 16, 1863, to Friedericke Peters, and fathered thirteen children. Surviving are four daughters and four sons, thirty-five grandchildren, one great grandchild, and other relatives. Funeral was at his daughter’s home in Andre Cornelidus. Rev. Bredow officiated amid a large gathering of relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ostert
Luxemberg
Germany
Baothers
Fairfield Township
Jackson
Friedericke Peters
Mie
Qstert
Ar ‘Arid
Ostert
Fairfield
Mra. L. Als Cornelidus
Andréw
City of the
Mr. Ostert
Wr. Gabel
L. A Carnelious
Henry Peters
Hartley
Iowa
L. Barker
Clintor
Tawas
William
Andre John
Maquoketa
Henry
Puk' Yaana
Fred
Deverport
Cornelicus
Bredow
Joseph F. Gollobit
Petersville
Jane Lamb Hospital
Merritt
California
New Jersey
Immaculate Convention
Thomas O'Dowd
Peters
Mr. Gollobit
Jane Fd
Mise Helen
Nebesne
New York
Jacob Gollobit
Stéphen
Canada
Adolph
Seattle
Wash
John
Sylvirus
Vincent
New York City
Mabie Kent
Chippewa Fall
Herik
Aga
Delmar Social Notes Highlight Neighbors Visits
Mire Gus Strandburg arrived for naval summer visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J Eckhard with relatives. Mrs. John Sidle visits at her mother Mrs. Wm. Cox in Wheaton. Mrs. F. P. Goodjohn went to Chiteagn Hist to attend her diner. Mrs. Bugh informs of newest granddaughter Berzi Louise Woat. A group including Dealy, Schich, Laeckhard, Stamen and Cassin called on the family of the late Mrs. John Pheins. Edna Grindrod returned from Wyoming Town after a two week visit at T. F. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Strandburg
J. Eckhard
John Sidle
Wm. Cox
Wheaton
FP. Goodjohn
Chiteagn
Bugh
Pike
Berzi Louise Woat
Wl Dealy
Will Laeckhard
M. Stamen
H. M. Cassin
Nation
Apoh
John Pheins
Edna Grindrod
Wyoming
T. FG
M. Wood
Ailing Cedar Rapids Woman Praises Taniac Revival
Mrs. Marty Lose of Cedar Rapids credits Taniac with restoring her health after a long period of stomach misery and weak nerves. She recalls severe indigestion that ruined meals and left her unable to work, noting rapid improvement after two bottles and claiming lasting strength and appetite since four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
Marty Lose
Fifth Avenue East
Cedar, Rapids
Town
Bas
Tanlae
Broxam
Nal
Miles
Gnas. J. Derick
Bellemne
TP. J. Ragats
Lamotte
Nick al Hingtgen
Andrew
H. A. Daudel
H.R. Miller
Monmouth
Towa
Haretritie Produce Co
Harst
M E Church Notices for Sunday Picnic and Conference
Two important notices from the M E Church. A Sunday School picnic will be held Wednesday afternoon at Larborn Springs southeast of Magnoketa, leaving the church at nine o clock. The Fourth Quarterly conference and year end meeting will be held Thursday at the church and all officials are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Larborn Springs
Magnoketa
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Mary O'Neal
Sadie Andrews
Rock Island
T. Lutheran Tornoon
Rev. Bredow
Defiance
Ohio
R. Keppes
Mirra
Bellevue
Mee
John Degan and Son
Charistie Hindler
Delmar
McGinn
Delmar Avenue
South Main Street
E. A. Hess
Amanda Barr
Redfield
Nellie White
Aames
Florence Scott
Geo. Turrell
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Saskatchewan
Geo. Sleeper
Roy Reynolds West
W. A. Storm
Clarksville
Chas Bloom
Becket Hospital
Wm. Miller
W. F. Jones
Tama
Florence McNeel
Brexam & Hinexles
Sauer Lowa
C. 0. Watson
Maquoreta
EB. Prescott
Standard Oil Company
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Indiana
Robert WW. Stewart
Wim. MM. Burton
Henry §. Morton
Edward G. Seubert
Sccrssary
Seth C. Drake
Wim. EL Warwick Geremi
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Standard Oi Company
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