Preston News Briefs From Davenport Visit and Local Travels
Preston residents recount a Davenport association visit by Mrs. L A S and Mr. Seeeserseuncell. Dr Paw Corbin spoke on missionary work in China after a stop en route to Ames. Carl Reichwein starts senior year at the state university. Mr and Mrs E M Fowler return home near Eau Claire. Joseph Boysen and family visit, Bert Watts and Leone Rock travel companions. Agnes Mertens heads to Chicago for family visit. Ina Spaus L G Newport Cedar Rapids tour group arrive for bride's father visit. Donald Weasmer leaves Preston for Town City to enter university. Ale Burstein of New York visits, with Harry Burstein family. George Storm Maquoketa and others noted amid illness and travel.
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Seeeserseuncell
Aner
Davenport
Congregational Churches
Paw
Corbin
Ames
Preston
China
Carl Reichwein
City
The
State University
E. M. Fowler
Preston Rel
Eau Claire
Fowler
Preston Atoat
Joseph Boysen
Sev
Charlotte
Can
Henry Krumviede
Dakota
Leone Rock
Bert Watts
Miles
Agnes Mertens
Chicago
Ina, Spaus
L. G. Newport
Cedar Rapids
Henry Reichgwein
Donald Weasmer
Preston High School
Town City
Ale Burstein
New York Ciy
A. Denacuski
Harry Burstein
Our City
George Storm
Maquoketa
Cal
Local Social and Obituary Notes From Preston Area
A stream of visits and arrivals marks a Preston week with Mrs Hans Koll and family traveling to Dubuque to combine business with pleasure. Zelma Farley returns from Dewitt, Paul Van Epps and wife visit Clint, and Frank Wells conducts Clinton business. Myrtie Wellendorf leaves for Chicago for studies. Rev Bounel and wife attend Dr Paul Corbin lecture at Congregational church. Sullivan and Leone Brammer visit relatives in Winnebago. John Jost returns from Davenport to visit home folks. The board of education plans to consolidate by widening the town hall for overcrowded high school and start study sessions at Miles on October 1. Preston prepares for consolidation in coming years. Relatives gather for the funeral of the late Mrs Hans Koil with numerous attendees from Lyons, Green Island, Sabula, Nashville, Lost Nations. L F Rrabbenhoff brightens his store interior with paint. Seymour Watts and grandson Wells visit Miles and Frank Wells home. Bert Watts and Levi Wells also visit. Charles Steli of Maquoketa visits Preston relatives. L M Hallstead and Chas Wagner visit Maquoketa. Mrs Arthur Morris visits Maquoketa for her father A Hayes’s illness. Mrs Chas W and family travel to Miles for a double wedding involving the MNeses Elfrida and Minnie Lange marrying Louis Schooner and Pete Weber. Missing final note indicates Mrs Jas. Wells’s passing after a long illness.
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Hans Koll
Frank Hunter
John Hansen
Dubuque
Zelma Farley
Dewitt
Paul van Epps
Clint
Frank Wells
Clinton
Myrtie Wellendorf
Chicago
Bounel
Miles
Congregational Church
Paul Corbin
China
Ambrose Sullivan
Leone Brammeris
Winnebogo
John Jost
Davenport
Board of Education
Preston
Tober
Chas. Kukkuck
Lyons
Fred Mohr
Green Island
Detlef Koch
Sabula
Hans Koil
Frank Wirth
Nashville
Henry Kiel
Henry Fart
Albers
William
L. F. Rrabbenhoff
Seymour Watts
Grandson Wells
Sunis
Bert Watts
Levi Wells
Albert Spoon
Mneses
Elfrieda
Minnie Lange
Louis Schooner
Boulton
Pete ‘Ay Weber
Charistie
Charles Steli
Ma[aquoketa
L. M. Hallstead
Chas. Wagner
Maquoketa
Arthur Morris
A ii
Hayes
Free Cake of Jap Rose Soap Ad and Funeral Notice
Fragments show a grocer promotion for a free cake of Jap Rose Soap and a deceased person with survivors including a husband and five sons. The text mentions a Davenport connection, two brothers, a professor, and a Wednesday afternoon service with interment in Preston cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr
Donald
Ames and
Warren
Davenport
Crant Fazhema
I. Hey. Co W. Glemo Sfficizties
Presten
The Men of Eighty Five and Ninety Oars of Age
A fragment discusses that older men of advanced age live thin lives on plain fare and may suffer indigestion from over eating game. It notes Chamberlain's Tablets aid digestion and bowels, arguing longevity is possible with proper care. Sold by local druggists Broxany Hinckley Staack Luckiesh.
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Broxany & Hinckley and
Staack & Luckiesh
Local Notes and Oddities From The County Farm
TRON BOLL ce to Bees on Conley Bros delivered a catload of rattle to Mr Bowman Saturday The Haze and Ethel Da que returned to their home in Clin Saturday after a two weeks visit to grandparents Mrs John Stickles and other relatives. Jack Bickford found a large badger in a trap one morning. Mrs Joshua Scoby and daughter Es Timber G visitors Thursday. Hugh Heilon bought a Ford and plans move to North Dakota. Congratula tions to Joseph Earl’s family. Percy Edwards aids Andrew Belsney Jr on the farm. Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy praised for bowel complaints. Sold by Broxam Hinckley and Stack Luckiesh.
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Conley Bros
Bowman
Ethel Daque
Clin
John Stickles
Jack Bickford
Joshua Scoby
Hugh Heilon
Heme
North Dakota
Trepass Notice and Community Notices from Maquoketa
A local notice forbids hunting or trespassing on premises under penalty of law. Also listing community events including the annual mission festival at the Lutheran church with German morning and English afternoon services led by Rev. W. E. Krebs, and a United Presbyterian Society luncheon hosted by Pete Joergensen with remarks by Prof. G Zeilinger from Wartburg Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete J. Joergensen
Albert Siegel
Boite
Leo. C. Sommers
Rey W. Dyes
Geo. Remmers
Emil F. Wise
Lutheran Church
W. E. Krebs
Rockfall
Geo. Tebben
Joh Miller
Geo. Smail
Jno
Gettler
and Mas
August Miller
Maquoketa
Willie Miller
Fred Amfiller
Lost Nation
Pete Joergensen
United Presbyterian Society
G. i Zeilinger
Wartburg
Dubuque
Wil
Krebs
Yearold Tate Family Visit Leads to Local Festival Crowds
The Tate family spent days visiting Cedar relatives and attending the fall festival. Rev and Mrs E Ro Kildan travel to Davenport for a conference. A preaching service is set for next Sunday October 9 with election of officers and sister roles discussed. Local residents are urged to attend and participate.
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Tate
Ro Kildan
Davenport
Sunsut
Mi Sociuty
Bey Stanton Ai
Sand
Lata
Minoketa Visors
Mather Ant
No Substitute Offered by Local DrugGists
Ninety nine of a hundred druggists recommend Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy when the best medicine for diarrhoea is asked for. They know from customers what it can do and trust its dependability. Sold by Broxam Hinckley Stuack Luckiesh.
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Broxam & Hinckley sn Stuack & Luckiesh_ F
Delmar News Briefs On Births and Local Notes
An infant daughter was born last week at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Devine in Clinton. Funeral attendance reported for Mrs. Bert Goodenow of Dupree, South Dakota, in Maquoketa. Mrs. Mike Kelley of Mason City visiting Linus Hanrahan family. New Central Club elected Mrs. LE to membership at Grindrod home. Friday party hosted by Rev. and Mrs. A. R. Smith with games and officer elections. Nelmar School notes announce a September program by local students and a forthcoming program with several named participants and a small admission charge.
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Ee Ae Delmar
Drr
Frank Devine
Kate Kelley
Clinton
Delmar
P. Cassin
Bert Goodenow
Dugree
Miss Smith
Berylia Lookout
Laura Steen
Peter Shellenberger
Miss Prankin
Miss McGuire Visits Kin at West Liberty
Miss McGuire spent the weekend with her parents at West Liberty. Mr and Mrs King visited with Mrs Kiug s parents at West Branch over Sunday. Emma Allison has been absent from school the past week due to tonsil removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McGuire
Arents
West Liberty
Mrs. King
Local Social Notes From Andrew and Maquoketa
Stony Point Mrs Adeline Keeney of Andrew returned home after a visit with her daughter Mrs Henry Moeller and family. Mr and Mrs Wm Wisp and daughter Helena were Maquoketa shoppers. Henry Moeller attended a church Trustees Meeting in Andrew. Sam Poole was in Maquoketa. Mr and Mrs Wm Kokemailer were Maquoketa shoppers. Walter Moeller sold cattle to Alfred Budde. A number of friends and relatives were entertained at dinner at the Kokemailer home. Attendees included Mrs Peter Stender of Magnolia and Mr and Mrs Carl Stender near Bakwin. Otto Nissen family of Lost Nation and Mrs Anne Miller from Loyal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wsip
Helena
Maquoketa
Henry Moeller
Andrew
Sam Poole
Wis
Wm. Kokemailer
Walter Moeller
Alfred Budde
Kokemailer
Peter Stender
Sunday school convention prep at Iron Hill next Sunday
Van Gorder family Wm Wiese and mother Louie and Edith Peters and Freda Marie Poole listed among attendees. Preparations underway for the Sunday school convention to be held at Iron Hill next Sunday with many from here expected to participate. A Roberts sold a key to Mr Kennedy of Maquoketz Morday. Mr McDonald cream hauler bought chickens from Walter Moelsler Wednesday morning. Chicken thieves entered the hen house and carried away six, belatedly noted as well as other missing items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Gorder
Wm. Wiese
Louie
Edith Peters
Freda Marie Poole
Iron Hill
Progres
A. Roberts
Kennedy
Maquoketz
McDonald
Walter Moelsler
Hoosed Seal Feeds Tiny Foe Ignites Quick Cover Action
A puzzling incident describes a seal named Hoosed acting to feed a small adversary, while a figure labeled Asian Ti sherten pressed ears. In response, a large event related to an eartibziginans boo prompted a rapid throw to conceal a possible pro veel ity event.
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Tisherten
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Lizzie
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Lrecert & Rivers Tosaco Co
TRON
Joseph Earl
Percy Edwards
Andrew Belsney, Jr
Chamberlain
Broxam & Hinckley
Stdack & Luckiesh
Roy Smith
Andrew's New Grocery
Senitary Bakery
Mequoketa
Monmouth SN Nat
Miss White
Goodjoin
Ralph Schmidt
Chax Shellenberger
Helen Dice
Ponald Maitas
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Nelmar
Ceey Oe
Mildred
Matas Yeading
Anna TL. Pearson Origital
Ruby Berk
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Rey Wilson
Robert Hengke Veral Dyet
Opal Bollinger
Ve Gure
Pavert
Welock
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Kelloee
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Stony Point
Adeline Keeney
Mrrs
Henry Meller
Beter Cates
Daotica Tac
Cicer
Gomacn Tocmy
Hoffmann Bros
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