Davenport District conference ends with town election notes
Wyoming reports the Davenport District conference in the M B church with ministers and lay attendees benefiting from the sessions. The town elects J N Swordes as mayor and J S Robertson as treasurer, with broad support for the National Bank ally and a single spoiled ballot among 166 votes. Community events include a farewell for Mr and Mrs Seneff and a wedding in Anamosa, plus various local notices and familiar names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Davenport
M. B
Carlton
F. P. Shaffer
Anamosa
F. W. Cass
Monmouth
I. A. Bartholomew
Maquoketa
J. W. Bissell
Waterloo
P.S. Slocum
Lyons
O. O. Domer
Tipton
C. H. Gould
A. B. Chassell
Mt. Vernon
W. P. Stoddard
Des Moines
C. D. James
Andrew
E. A. Lang
Miles
C.L. Nye
Clinton
A. N
Dupuy
J. N. Swordes
G. W. Evans
J. S. Robertson
National Bank
C. J. Ingversen
Citizens State Bank
HE. E. Myers
L. A. Mallicoat
John Jansen
L. A. First
E. L. Barber
EB. I. Myers
F. L. Harrington
J. Ingwersen
J. W. Waite
R. L. Seneff
Masonic Hall
Eastern Star
Masonic Order
W. W. Bronson
R. Fishwild
East Ridge
Allison
Thebride
Henry Hickhorn
Onslow News Highlights Local Elections and Visits
In Onslow on March 31 Charles Thompson of Clinton firm M Gobble Co visits town on his biweekly route to Noyes who has run a vibrant grocery business for decades. Town election results show Mayor C W McMaster and trustees elected with no opposition to the franchise for electric lighting. Also noted are property improvements, railroad painting crews, visitors from Des Moines and Anamosa, and community updates on residents and local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Lester Russell
Hoyt Russell
Florence Ruassell
Misa Lizzie Russell
Robert Russell
F. C. Ellison
B. E. Rhinehart
Pickworth
Charles Green
C. H. Anderson
Tremaine
T. G. Tasker
BE. GQ. Loeffler
Marshalltown
Jackson
Grandpa
Grandma Fishwild
Glenn Hunt
Cornell College
Ethel Hutton
Alice First
Dillon Vaughn
Grace Day
May Statler
Marion
Orland Shaffer
Peter Jansen
Ames
A. W. Peck
William
I. G. Tasker
Annie Corbit
Fayette
Clay Township
Dallas Swordes
Minnie Wilker
Cedar Rapids
W. McMaster
A. K. McMaster
Onslow
Wyoming
Anamona
E. D. Chassell
Des Moines
A. A. Vaughn
Chicago
R. M. Corbit
Maquoketa
F. L. Barber
E. J. Walston
Monticello
Charles Thompson
Mr. M. Gobble Co
Clinton
N. B. Noyes
Noyes
C. W. McMaster
J. R. Kennedy
W. T. Sears
J. R. Wasson
George Lyons
Pat Edwards
Edwards
Selo Eye
Barns
McIntyre
Ellen Overley
Mary Neelans
Spooner
Hangen
Carrie Mackrill
R. R. Co
White
Wyoming Journal
Forest Hutton
R. W. Russell
Lizzie Russell
B.S. Overholt
Clifford
Francia French
Francis
Sarah Woodyard
L. H. Paul
K. H
R. G. Walters
W.C. Holtz
Death of Lewis Ainsworth Castles Grove Man Dies in California
Lewis Ainsworth, longtime resident of Castle Grove, died recently at his Orange California home at 85. He had lived in Kansas for a period before moving to California where he and his sons ran a business. The community remembers the family fondly and Lutheran confirmation services are planned for Sunday at 10 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Ainsworth
Orange
California
Kansas
Local News From Sand Spring March 31
School opened here with Miss Katheryn Mangerich from Worthington in the A room and Miss Viola Stanton from Bernard in the primary. Four carloads of sheep from New Mexico were shipped to OC Spence for his farm west of town. Numerous visits and shuttles among residents including Fred Schlemmer, Will Stevenson, H S Pierce, John Schlemmer, and others noted. A car of hogs was shipped here, and several townsfolk traveled to Monticello and Hopkinton for business and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katheryn Mangerich
Worthington
Viola Stanton
Bernard
New Mexico
OC. Spence
Fred Schlemmer
Belle Plaine
Adolph Schlemmer
G. Bohlken
Monticello
R. J. Davis
Hopkinton
Will Stevenson
Center Junction District Delegation and Local Election Notes
Center Junction reported a district convention in Wyoming on March 30 31 with attendees Rev P M Phillips Mr and Mrs J Courtney Mrs C A Scofield Mrs E R Young and Mrs Thos Dawson. Town elected officials included Mayor Jacob Codder and councilmen A G Smith Thos Dawson D S Ward M G Alsever and L E Moata. A box social at the schoolhouse Friday invites all, girls to bring boxes and boys pocketbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Wyoming
P. M. Phillips
J. Courtney
C. A. Scofield
E. R. Young
Thos. Dawson
Jacob Codder
A. G. Smith
D. S. Ward
M.G. Alsever
Anamosa
Miss Breed
Wm. Stingley
Monticello
Hal Smith
Death and funeral notices from Scotch Grove and area
Mrs. Tobias Reiken died after a long illness on Friday morning in Scotch Grove. The funeral was held Monday at the German church with a large gathering. She leaves a husband two sons and three daughters along with siblings to mourn. Visitors report ongoing care for Mrs. Clark, and various locals are mentioned visiting or recovering, including Mr. Norris Hawick and Mrs. Schlinmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Tobias Reiken
Robert Clark
Local court case and community notices from Prairieburg area
A Thursday court session before Justice AlaWsUh resulted in a jury verdict in favor of The Abbey against Butler Doubek. The case involved J. t. Lacey as administrator for the Butler family. Several local names and events appear, including campers at Smith and travel notes to Buffalo. Domestic and church notices reference M. E. church services and family births in Cedar Rapids and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratriebure
Prairieburg
Smith
Buffalo
Buffalo Township
John Zim
Chilmore
Rapids
Cedar Ferta
North Side School Notes and Visit Highlights
The North Side School notes mention 28rd, Mrs. Will Still visiting her sister Mrs. Warren Whitney, and Prof. Crawford traveling to Cedar Rapids on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side School
Will Still
Warren Whitney
Prof
Crawford
Cedar Rapids
Amber community notices and local movements update
March items list residents and travel notes including Nickless of Lenox College preaching, Schwartz moving to Nadaway Missouri, Mrs Schwartz visiting Cedar Rapids, Ed Farragher to Clearmont, Harold Bailey visiting Clinton, Leroy Clark drilling for H Atwood, Ray Eschernach relocating to Anamosa, plus local business promotions for eye care, hog slaughter, meat market sales, jewelry at KE L Petersen, real estate offerings at First and Main and Davidson addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Nickless
Lenox College
J. P. Schwartz
Nadaway County
Missouri
Peter Schwartz
Cedar Rapids
Ed Farragher
Clearmont
Harold Bailey
Clinton
Leroy Clark
H. Atwood
Ray Eschernach
Anamoasa
Slaughtering Service Offered By Suter & Son
Notice from J Suter & Son offering slaughtering services in the country at any time and inviting inquiries by phone 77 J. Suter & Son. Carried by C D Chase offering several building lots for sale in desirable locations and inviting interested parties to contact him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Suter & Son
C.D. Chase
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Reward
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure claims a universal cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. The ad states the remedy is taken internally and strengthens the body while offering 100 dollar reward for any unsolved case. Contact F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio for testimonials and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Hattis Heiken
Mary Kurth
John Ahlrichs
Willie Oltmanns
Albert Oltmanns
Willie Kuake
Fred Casper
Emily, Brown
Kasota
Minnesota
M. Hosford
W. A. Montgomery
Elsie Noble
F. A. Locher
D. J. Hogan
Doggan
Noether
Ryan
Gretchen Hiller
Robert Howie
Castle Grove
L. Q. Stabler
Suter & Son
Hallauer & Widmer
KE. L. Petersen’s
Davidson
D. Chase
Harry E. Netcott
SAAR
Independence, Iowa
of Hardy
Scotch Grove Nursery
Kettlitz & Kay
Soetjes
Herman Tiarks
Kettlitz
Kay
Doutrick Dry Goods Co
Empire
Siebels & Schoon
France
Chan
Sen Faling Roems Fee
Peter Sour Mill and Soda
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