Obituary of Mrs Sutherland
Mrs. Sutherland born July 10 1827 in Manitoba came to the Red River region with family in 1837. She married Alexander Sutherland in 1849 and died after a long illness with her children and neighbors present. Funeral at Scotch Grove cemetery noted by Rev Bolton and Rev Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sutherland
Manitoba
Red River
John McIntyre
Catherine Sutherland
Mbenezer
Donald
Alexander Sutherland
Scotch Grove
British America
Galena
Hopkinton
Methodist Church
Maud Brown
Amber
Express
Adam Sutherland
Bolton
Rice
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Cemetery
Kitty Cole
Augustus
Jlr
Easter services in M church next Sabbath
Wyomina April 13 reports Easter services planned at the M church next Sabbath. several residents visit relatives in Cedar Rapids and Maquoketa while others relocate or pursue jobs. local citizens welcome Orlando McDaniel family as new full fledged residents and Milo Garrison awaits postmaster commission after completing bookkeeping studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Campbell
Monticello
C. D. Wiggins
Cedar Rapids
H. H. Hutchins
Maquoketa
N. W. Hutchins
Stanley Brainard
Davenport
Opera House
John Mader
Scott Simpson
West Jones Street
James G. Huggins
Madison Township
Chillecothe
Frank Smith
Mason City
N. W
Milo
McKinley
Local notes from Monticello April 15 and Anamosa visit
Laneworthy reports H Hughes in Monticello last Wednesday. Chas Strickell and Chauncey Bates families visited. Daisy Allen to summer with sister Mrs Stubbard in Cass. School praised for progressive work and bright outlook. Weather and roads cited as mild, spring arrives in town. Death noted of Mr J D Priest at Anamosa on April 9 with condolences to family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laneworthy
H. Hughes
Monticello
Chas. Strickell
Chauncey Bates
Daisy Allen
Geo. Stubbard
Cass
Mother Earth
J. D. Priest
Christ
Anamosa
Marriage report and local notes from Cass area
The item notes a marriage of Mary Brown to Fred Mann of Central City and mentions various local happenings. It records Ray Mann visiting Central City, Mrs H Smith at Epworth, and a typhoid pneumonia death of Mrs Wm Oltmann with a funeral noted. Cattle and hog contracts are listed for June delivery and farming activity is underway.
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Cass
Ray Mann
H. Smith
Epworth
Ralph Zimmerman
Osborne Bros. Thos
Day
Castle Grove
South Line
Mary Brown
Fred Mann
Central City
Wm. Oltmann
Local widow mourned. calls for school debate to continue
The notice records a widow left with two young children and community sympathy. It then shifts to a school controversy, urging the editor to pursue the dispute through summer, recalling an uncle’s remark about securing at least 12 months of schooling annually and planning to obtain more.
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Tie
Local notes from Onstow and nearby communities
April items report family visits in Chicago and Cedar Rapids, cattle killed by lightning, school openings in Hale, millinery hiring, travel to Chicago for goods, weekend visits in Anamosa, Sunday School reorganization, lectures by Addie Springer, property transfer at McDaniel's house, union choir service, Silver Medal contest judge Fred Williams, teachers meeting and Cornell lecturer J A James, Haster program at M H church, and pleasant music from the male quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onstow
Sadie Paul
Mrs. McMullen
Chicago
Nettie Paul
Carrie Liften
Cedar Rapids
J.M. Paul
Carrie
Mamie Paul
Hale
Belle Andrews
Addie Springer
Anamosa
M. I
J. J. Johnson
Fmily
McDaniel
Jas. Wanicheck
Fred Williams
Monmouth
J. A. James
Cornell College
M. H. Church
Amber Notes Across Town and County
Amber reports Sunday visits by Triest Rhue in Fairview and George Kimball with Carper at Martette. Farmers sow oats last week while Paul Filers begins the Monticello school term. Wilbur visits county farm and Black Oak school opens with Miss Jennie Belknap. Clara Moffet tours Des Moines. Jacob Weiss assists in Lisbon. A Taft lodge basket social netted 7.35. George Reymore dies near Amber. funeral in Anamosa and interment at Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Moffet
Des Moines
Jacob Weiss
Lisbon
John Bailey
T. Lodge
Geo. Reymore
Amber
Anamosa
Riverside Cemetery
Local Notes From Castle Grove District
Clark teaches in district No J M Ryan moves near Prairiebure Co operative Creamery Co introduces a new stein tester Alfred Laude buys Crescent bicycle John Burrock to add to barn this season Wim Kehoe returns from California Mr Walker of Waterloo visits Gillies Monticello begins spring term Geo Henderson returns from New Orleans Farmers market hogs fetch 3.65 to 3.75 per cwt. Spring rain slows field work. Editorial warns about hostile criticism and defends free speech and local reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
J.M. Ryan
Prairiebure
Co-operative Creamery Co
Stein
Alfred Laude
John Burrock
Wim
Kehoe
California
Walker
Waterloo
S.A. Guiles
Monticello
Geo. Henderson
New Orleans
Jim River
Jones County
Tams Express
Tak Express
Nick
Phrase Repeats Old Course Phrase About Risk and Outcome
The remark signals sticking to a familiar approach and accepting whatever results follow. It frames confidence in continuity and inevitability as outcomes unfold.
Local Notes From Center Junction and Surrounding Areas
Center Junction April 13 reports visitors and residents in town on various errands. Thomas helps build a Clay township church. Ir Royden of Greeley attended on business. Mrs Chas Franks of Davenport and Mesdames Hartman Stevens of Amber visited, while Mrs Walsh hosted millinery shoppers. A local contest awarded Mona McKean first, John Livingston second, Maud Stingley third at the opera house. Proposals for new sidewalks spark public optimism as local voices plan future walks. Prof K D Cartwright named school principal for September 1807 with Carrie Paul to head the primary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
K. D. Cartwright
Carrie Paul
Alice Dawson
Fifth district editors excursion to Excelsior Springs May 5
The Fifth district editors plan a Cedar Rapids departure May 5 to Excelsior Springs Missouri for a three day program. Sessions cover editorial topics and business practices led by J W Coxsee Moses Waterman W D Lee Fred Browne Matt Parrott Gi Bishop J I Allen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Excelsior Springs
J. W. Coxsee
Monticelloxpress
Haditoriaul
Bishop
Jones County Times
Monticello
J. I. Allen
Benton County Times
Vinton
She Elms
Kansas City
Commercial Club
Kansans City
Twenty Eight Hours Chicago to New York Travel Deal
A Chicago ticket note advertises a round trip to New York via Nickel Plate Road for 24 dollars, valid April 28 to May 5, with city offices listed at 111 Adams St and Depot at Clark and 12th St Viaduct. Also includes a history of hammers from ancient Egypt to modern shipyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Nickel Plate Road
Adams St
Auditorium Annex
Clark and
12Th St
English Cigars Made From Leaves Soaked In Filth
A correspondent recounts rumors of a large London east end trade in making English cigars from leaves soaked in tobacco broth and filth. The piece recalls a past case where a man claimed his cigars contained no tobacco, using brown paper leaves embossed to imitate tobacco leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
London
Pearson's Weekly
Large stock of cheap large trees for windbreaks and ornament
Scorch Grove Nursery at Hoy Bros in Scotch Grove Iowa offers 8 to 6 foot Norway Spruce White Pine and Red Pine at 20 to 25 cents per wagon load. Thousands of trees fuel this sale with three to four thousand to go plus select apple trees sold in large cheap lots. Also Wills and Deutrick store advertises dress goods carpets and curtains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Scorch Grove Nursery
Hoy Bros
Propr’r
Scotch Grove
Jones Co
Daily Hawk Eye reads vital local and general news
The Hawk Eye notes it covers general and local news in the region with over a hundred correspondents. The paper offers Tae Express and The Weekly Hawk Eye one year for $2.15 prepaid. address or call Tue Express of Monticello Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawk-Eye
Tae Express
Hawk Lye
Tue Express
Monticello
Iowa
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J. W. Doxsee
Sutherland
Wyotiing
Wyomina
Langworthy
Castin Grove
Fifth District Editors
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Egypt
Kuppenheimer
Goldstone Bros
Propr’s
Talways
Wills & Deutrick’s
Cape. E
District Court
State of
Elizabeth White
J. W. Doxser
Jennie White
Alice Bearry
Eixecutrix
George L. Lovell
N. Holst
L. Clark
H. Sundhouse
W. A. Mirick
R. A. Ricktefa
H. A. L. Bigley
J. 8. Hall
R. C. Stirton
C. S. Bidwell
E. G. Hicka
Lowell State Bank
R. O. Stirton
RU. Rickless
J. S. Hall
Hermin Sandhouse
R. A. Rickless
General Assembly
R. C. Stratton
Cushier
Grorael L. Lovenn
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Russia
Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Stuhler & Sons
America
Earth
Eastwood & Chase's
George W. Lovell
A. D
Grorce E L. Lovely
J. W. Doxbee
Samter’s
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Minnesota
Red River Valley
WM. H. Phipes
F. W. Wilsey
Eastern Land
N.P. Ry
St. Paul, Minn
Chicago Record
Harrisburg
Prof
J. T. Hatfield
Evanston
Madison St
Hawkeye Merchant Tailoring
Merchant Taior
Second St
R. Zacher
Merchanu Tailor
John Wedderburn & CO
Washington, D. C
Burlington
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