Delmarites Attend Funeral and Local Happenings in Des Moines to Maquoketa
Delmar residents share travel and social updates including D A Whitmer funeral in Lost Nation and calls on Grand Mound, Janesville, and Davenport. Attendees include the Wilsons Spencer and Harrington families plus Mrs. Miller Obison and two children. Misses Marguerite Reilly, Mary McGonegle plan Mercy Hospital nurses’ training in Davenport. Teresa Flatley takes a teaching post in Milan and several locals visit relatives or travel to Des Moines Chicago and North Dakota. A pre-nuptial shower honors Ruth Cngsin with pink and white decor and gifts as town social life continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wilson
I. G. Spencer
D. A.“Whitmer
Lost Nation
Frank Davis
Harry
Harvey Allen
Janesville
Wis
Lulu Harrington
Grand Mound
Henry Erbs
Miss Campbell
Swear Welton
Delmar Consolidated School
Kilbourne Wis
Arthur W. Harslngton
Teresa Flatley
Milan
John E. Waters
Galfax Springs
Ed Kinnare
Chicago
Wilford Hanrahan
Pete
Art ‘Harrington
Maquoketa
A. W. Harrington
North Dakota
Jorgensen
Jia
Guy Carter
Rock Island
F.C. Tipple
Bart Goodjob
F. 4
Lakaff
Ruth Cngsin
Life of Bert L Dickey Ends in September
Bert L Dickey, born March 1 1880 on Preston farm, died September 2 1920 after months of illness. He was a devoted husband and son, married to Tillie Denne, son of Robert and Nancy Nickey, with brother Fred of Dexter. His passing marks the loss felt by family and friends who recall his kindness and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert L. Dickey
Bert
L. ‘Dickey
Robert
Nancy Nickey
Preston
Tillie Denne
Fred
Dexter
Cedar Rapids Man lauds Tanlac health recovery
A Cedar Rapids real estate dealer testifies Tanlac restored his health after five years of stomach trouble loss of appetite headaches and rheumatism. He says he gained weight sleeps well and feels like an athlete. His wife also shows improvement as Tanlac is sold in nearby towns and several local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlie
Abraham L. Davis
South Tenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Asaveli
Taniac
Sis
Tanlac
Residents Visit and Family News at New Hampton
Several local residents and visitors are mentioned in a brief home note from New Hampton. Names include Mrs. F Black and Beulah BG visiting from Des Moines, Mrs. Gilmore and George Bisbee, Ray Werden and his parents, Joseph Pickett after Arlington, Anna Lowe from Davenport, Glen Eads, and Howard Werden of Charlotte. The week includes short visits and weekends spent with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Hampton
Telstives
Aux
Tity
Sisiter
F Black
Little
Des Moines
Beulah
Gilmore
George Bisbee
Ray Werden
Jaco’ Werden
Joseph Pickett
Arlington
S.D
Anna Lowe
Davenport
E. Lowe
Glen Eads
MM. Mortensen
Howard Werden
Charlot
Werdén
Ros
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Daintz
Easini
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Comana
Battle Geek
Ste Gereal
Tanlic
Cora
Carmer
Harry Burnstein
New York City
John Stoll
Preston Savings Bank
Ess
Bert Burns
Anne Hunter
Frank Heitt
Loggmont
Col. Wir v
Ed Dalton
Lyons
John Beathby
John Dolan
Theo. Westphal
Grant
Lawrence King
Arthur
Morris
Jackson County
Crimbacke
Omaha
Kansas
Thomas Silcott
Misap Edna Gibson
Vincent Roach
F. L. Roach
C. H. Armstrong
F. H. French
Waterloo
Roy
Fred Rossiter
Times
Rossiter
Black
Indiana
Henry Soderman
Chas
Sodeman
Tripp
L. J. Streuser
Bellevues
St.John’s Lutheran Parsonage
Roselia
Mm.reistroffer
le N. Miller
Miles
I Jacob Reistreifer
Mrr. J
Mirs
John “Miller
Bliles
Dies “Aid Society
Storm
Milheam
French i
Lutheran ‘Aid* Society
Mesdames
Gertrude Ebmesberger
Emma Flemming
Emma“Flemming, Sr
Minnie Claussen
W. C. T. UL County
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C. Galison
Rome
R. F. Hurlburt
M. E
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Goose Lake
Odest
Augusta
August Yaddof
Ars
Rev. Sandrock
Stony City
South Dakota
Leo Gordon
Babe
Briacea
Battle Altrofiseal
Briacea Drug Company
Kemsas City
Bio
Savi
Ivan Banks
Goodyear
Applied
Ford
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Issey
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