Wyoming Correspondence Highlights Local Ventures and Life
In Wyoming Iowa March 30, 1909, correspondence notes visitors from Cambridge Anamosa Oelwein and Dubuque. Dr Coffman Davenport to speak April 27. school board to discuss teacher election. Local business changes include Ames buying Barber's livery stake and Butler buying Inglis Bros coal and grain business. 63rd wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Baldwin celebrated. details of health, measles cases, and a proposed phone in schoolhouse No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Paul
Anamosa
E.L. Barber
R. W. Waite
Cambridge
AN. Reade
R. M. Corbit
S. F. Schaefer
Irene
Oelwein
W. N. Chamberlain
Park Chamberlain
Miss Dickinson
Yg, Richardson
Olin
K. T. Lamb
Coffman
Davenport
Williams
Wyoming
W. W. Chamberlain
Cedar Rapids
W. S. Chamberlain
CS. Ames
E. L. Barber
Barber & Sage
State Hospital
Independence
J.C. Cook
Chicago
Jones County
R.M. Corbit
J. W. Butler
North English
Inglis Bros
Butler
Monmouth
Oxford Hills
Mr. Baldwin
Castle Grove Social and Health Notes March Update
Castle Grove reports A M Black under the weather and Grover's battle with measles. Mrs J A Howie visits Anamosa. Mrs H C Bohlken and two children sick. J M King from Monticello stays at the farm. School ma'ams attend an institute in Monticello. Lulu Howie returns from Anamosa sanitarium. Cedar Rapids visits by Mrs E J Noble and Mrs I A Scott. Local social at John H Lubben home. Arthur Fairbanks near Onslow and Center Junction on business. Six new names join Farmer's Mutual Insurance Assoc. Eugene McLaughlin back from Cedar Nuapids. Fred Harken delivers 300 lb porkers in Monticello for 8.85 per car. Harvey Grover Jr. gravely ill with pneumonia and bowels inflammation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
A.M. Black
Sr. Grover
J. A. Howie
H.C. Bohlken
J.M. King of
Monticello
Ma’ams
Minnie Frasier
Omaha
Lulu Howie
Anamosa Sanitarium
E. J. Noble
I. A. Scott
Cedar Rapids
John H. Lubben
Arthur Fairbanks
Onslow
Center Junction
Farmer’s Mutual Insurance
Eugene McLaughlin
Cedar Nuapids
Fred Harken
Harvey Grover
Grover
Onslow Iowa Spring Notices and Upcoming Ben Hur Show
In Onslow Iowa March reports note Miss Evelyn House teaching this spring near London and Mildred Lamey visiting Cedar Rapids. Local events include an Easter supper at the hotel on April 9 and plans for Ben Hur at Greene's Opera House Cedar Rapids with advance seat sales starting April 8. Also mentions residents visiting relatives, spring vacations, and community notices from churches, schools, and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Klaw & Erlanger
Greene’s
Opera House
Coireene
Town
Cascade News Briefs From March Including Death and Personal Trips
Bernice O Brien ill. J L Faber and wife visited Dubuque yet Matt and Frank Faber headed to Alameda Canada. Rev J K Albers in Germany. David Winters ill. Sheriff Hogan of Jones County visited Cascade. P J Herard bought Herard Estate for 2010. Oliver Winters to take two months rest. Noah Faust to relieve him. Ann Duffy died at 73 after long Catholic service. widow with a large family and farm longtime resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Bernice O’brien
J. L. Faber
Dubuque
Belle Cowan
Independence
Matt
Frank Faber
Alamed
Canada
J. K. Albers
St. Mary’s Church
Germany
David
O. J. Winters
Sheriff Hogan
Jones County
P. J. Herard
Herard
Raymond
J. Knox
Assinaboia
Noah Faust
Oliver
Ann Duffy
Washington Township
Rural Route News Briefs From March 311st
Miss Marie Reuter is ill with the measles. Mr and Mrs W Aitcheson visited Butterfield Saturday. Willie Paulsen spent Sunday at home. Several young people spent Sunday at the Reuter home. Mr and Mrs Fred Reiner visited H Behrends Tuesday. Johnnie Freese returned to school Monday after nursing a sprained elbow. John Ambuelh and Elizabeth visited friends in Wayne last Sunday. Will Behrends and sister Gusta spent Sunday with Castle Grove relatives. Miss Elizabeth Ambuehl ill at Andrew Kasper’s in Wayne. Anna Behrends returned home from Hard Scrabble where she sewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Reuter
W. Aitcheson
Butterfield
Willie Paulsen
Missouri
Willie
Reuter
Fred Reiner
H. Behrends
Johnnie Freese
John Ambuelh
Elizabeth
Wayne
Will Behrends
Gusta
Castle Grove
Elizabeth Ambuehl
Andrew Kasper
Anna Behrends
Local News from Scotch Grove Highlights Visits and Road Work
Scotch Grove reports visits from Center Junction Monticello Epworth residents. Mrs Himebaugh stays with BE Himebaugh. Institute attendees include Hester Hutton Nellie Sutherland Mildred Sutherland Kitsy Clark and Grace Moats. King drag improves roads and is praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Lyman Moats
Center Junction
D. O. Sinclair
Parker
Monticello
B. L. Hoyt and Sons
Himebaugh
Epworth
BE. L. Himebaugh
Hester Hutton
Nellie
Mildred Sutherland
Kitsy Clark
Grace Moats
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J. W. Doxsee
Dra. Inglis
Stuhler
Ben Harmis
J. J. Noble
C. C. Bart
I. A. Heiken
School House No. 2
Evelyn House
London
Mildred Lamey
Will Holtz
W. H. Conley
Orr Building
Abrams
Des Moines
Suda
Edrie Cohoon
The
Methodist Church
W.S. Hall
John Russell
Lizzie
John
Scott Alexander
Stanwood
Frank Roe
H. D. Hall
Howard
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Alexanders
Mildred Anderson
Madison Vilage
Phil Williams
Burg Brown
O. C
T. B. Johnston
Mr. Brown
Corning
Wendle
Stanley County
South Dakota
German Reformed Church
E. FE. Gruenstein
Anna Dieticker
Clara Egger
Laura Moore
Lena Zimmermann
Emma Schlemmer
Emilie Hoffmann
Sophie Sulaner
Caroline Glauser
Rose Scheer
Rudolph Fahrni
Allamann
Paul Guyan
George Behrends
Fred Schlemmer
Fred Hussmann
Albert Griinng
Robert G. Cousins
Grant
Galena
Dan Barrett
Puleston
Rieke Rieken
Corporation
E. A. Hubbard
Undertaker
Michaels-Stern & Co
Rochester, N.Y
Michaels-Stern & Co. Rochten Non
Rochester, N
State OF
Goes
Sarah
Livingston
Sarah J. Livingston
H. G. A. Harper
KE. E. Reed
Our
Porter
Milwaukee
Oxfords
Stu
DRS
Inglis & Stuhler
Ee, BE. Reed
Attorney At Law
Lurrichter
Drygocdas
Laws
Geo Allery
Eterniery
C. A. Bort's
West First St
Joy Dora
Lovell Brock
Morton Co
National Land Co
Temple Court
Minneapolis
Minn
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