Local notices from Onslow and Cascade reflect travel visits
Correspondence from Onslow August 3 notes Rex Spooner from Burt visiting. Eli Streets to Mitchell SD. Sokol family visiting Ocheyedan and Spencer. Hortons from Genoa NE visiting son in Clay township. Various health concerns, ball game revenue, and social visits including Miss Olive James from Alameda and Miss Bertha Faber’s lawn picnic.
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Onslow
Rex Spooner
Burt
Eli Streets
Mitchell
South Dakota
Leyda
Quimby
Iowa
Eliza Campbell
Vera Paul
New Eingland States
Canada
Hand
Iand
Ethel Collins
Carrie Paul
Olive James
Alameda
California
George Lyons
Miss James
Chicago
Walter James
Wyoming
Olive
Castle Grove Social Notes and Oat Harvest Report
Castle Grove notes from August 4 report a weekend visit by Ray Bacon Buck Creek and a Sunday guest Maude Shephard Blopkin ton at Appleby home. Local threshing veteran M A Waddick buys a new separator while C Chapman Jr family visits Buck Creek relatives. Oat crop nearly harvested and crop prospects strong despite early worries. Jolly week of camping on the Buffalo near Prairieburg chaperoned by Mrs J A Deischer includes Florence Hubbard Ina Nelson Lulu Jlowie Ethel Cunningham Olive Cramer Alice Deischer Grace Noble Bertha Harken Margaret Deischer.
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Castle Grove
Ray Bacon
Buck Creek
Maude Shephard
Blopkinton
Appleby
M. A. Waddick
Hilda
Minnie Gienapp
Rudolph
Hopkinton
al Starr
Oelwein
H. M. Carpenter
C. W. Hosford
Hanssen
Monticello
Misses Florence Hubbard
Ina Nelson
Lulu Jlowie
Ethel Cunningham
Olive Cramer
Alice Deischer
Grace Noble
Bertha Harken
Margaret Deischer
Local notes from Wyoming and nearby communities
T G Richardson visited What Cheer for business. Mrs J G Loomis of Lodi Ohio stayed with A M Loomis family. W J Chamberlain and wife vacationed in Salt Lake City and the Rockies. Elva Briggs and children from St Paul visited Dr M H Calkins family. Main street to be macadamized between depot and band stand. Alfred Day plans a trip east to Ohio Pennsylvania New York. Mrs HE M Babcock ill with rheumatic troubles. her daughter Irma Pringle at home. Ethel Brush and Fred Skruse wed at Garner Iowa. J H Sehamel family moving to Cedar Falls. Otto Allen and Hulda Warren wed at home of her parents by Rev T P Potter.
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Wyoming
T. G. Richardson
J. G. Loomis
Lodi
Ohio
A. M. Loomis
W.J. Chamberlain
Salt Lake City
Rocky Mountains
Elva Briggs
St. Paul
M. H. Calkins
Alfred Day
Pennsylvania
New York
HE. M. Babcock
Irma Pringle
Ethel Brush
Cascade Notes and Local Social Visits
Cascade notes list residents and visitors including Lew Will in Durand Wisconsin Mrs M Graham en route to Ireland J H Klinkner of Dyersville visiting Cascade Mrs 8 A Hill of Farley guest of Mrs N J Leytem Gertrude Dodd Mt Vernon visiting Bessie Hamil Pat Russell ex alderman of Bernard pleasant caller last Friday Mr and Mrs J F Anson returned from extended western trip Last Saturday John J Finn operating a binder on his Whitewater township farm experienced an incident or mishap
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Cascade
Lew Will
Durand
Wisconsin
John J. Finn
Whitewater Township
Rural Route News Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Rural Route No. 3 reports a series of social notes. Hank Peters stays near Len Reichart on the water wagon while Miss May Willian visits John Moore. Several residents travel to Langworthy and Dubuque. A Hill Side picnic yields a fine time and multiple gatherings at various homes.
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Hank Peters
Len Reichart
May Willian
John Moore’s
Willie Behrends
Langworthy
Helgens
Wayne
Decker
Big Four
Hillside
Selma Jaeger
Dubuque
C. Balsinger
Ella Scherrer
Anna Lang
D. Schneiter
Lizzie Ricklefs
J. H. Ricklefs
Andrew Ambuhl Jr
W. Zimmerma
Amber
Balcar
Concert at the Electric Theater Tonight
Friday evening August 6 Rev I B Balcar and QO B Crane will perform with Miss Margaret Wissmeire, Miss Ethel Young, and Harry Locher. The program features piano duets, violin solos, vocal solos, a moving picture, and a reading with a vaudeville style lineup.
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Electric Theater
I. B. Balcar
QO. B. Crane
Margaret Wissmeire
Ethel Young
Harry Locher
O. B. Crane
Cate H Gaatian
Donehim
T. Balear
Megean C. B. Crane
Monticello Walks Off In 12th Inning Win At Anamosa
Monticello defeated Anamosa 5 to 4 in 12 innings after Anamosa surged with 8 runs in the first and 1 in the fourth. Umpiring controversy led to removal of the original official and replacement by Martin Kehoe, ending a bitter rubber game between the towns.
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Anamosa
Monticello
Clarence
Martin Kehoe
Anamega
Allen
Cis
Rogers
F Locher
Bawler
Wacko Manede
Ceerreeens
Anamoba— Ak
Loder
Sale
Dennis
Eho
Ae Dowden
Darrah
Doddy
Sis
Ees Starry
Carson
Brown
Ecuseee
Cee Lamb
Wea
Boyer
Bush
Platt
Aseee Armstrong
John
Sheesebes
Grant
Wolves
Voorhees Coal Company to Sell Illinous Coal Cheap From Car
The Voorhees Coal Company announces a sale of coal from a car next week. Farmers are urged to attend as the coal described as good Illinois coal will be offered at reduced prices.
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Illinois Coal
Jones County Good Roads Association Organizes at Anamosa
About 35 auto owners and residents met at Anamosa city hall to form the Jones County Good Roads Association. George L. Schoonover named temporary chairman and Wm. A. Hale temporary secretary. Goals include road improvements, clear route signs, curb reckless driving, and enforcing road laws with township cooperation. Next meeting set for Friday August 13 at 2 p.m. at Anamosa city hall.
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Anamosa
Jones County Good Roads Association
F. J. Cross
Monticello
Geo. L. Schoonover
Wm. A. Hale
L. M. Carpenter
Olin
J. S. Hall
J. H. Gildner
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Eula Morgan
Theo. Koopman
Jackson
Mississippi
A. J. Skinner
C. H. Huntington Jr
Ida Purnell
Petoskey
Michigan
Bertha Faber
Shelley
Balear
Wski
Veces
Laska Moving Picture
Planquette
Crane
Miss Wissmick
Mr. Crane
Martin
N. B. Noyes
OCI
Rabus
6Th St
West
Cedar Rapids
Thelma
Stickford’s
Ke, M. Byers
Blind Boone Concert Co
James Young
Wm. Fuller
Scotch Townhip
J. G. Krouse
The
Express
W. A. Doran
Scott County
Teachers’ Institute
J. T. Blanchard
Congregational Church
Messrs. W. H. Proctor
G. W. Condon
O. B. Rundle
Hot Springs, Arkansas
Laura L. Curtis
G. W. Curtis
Jacob Boner
Livenia MacClain
Center Junction
E. E. Gruenstein
Delhi
Theodore Little
Bowens Prairie
A. Allaman
Charles King
Edward Soetje
Ernest Hicks
George Wilkens
Lon Jennings
Cbhris Prader
Maquoketa
George Rettig
Father Powers
Waverly
Houser
M. L. Carpenter
G. L. Lovell
George Stabler & Sons
H. D. Sherman
Farwell
F. M. Hicks
Henry George
Isaac Rigby
James Davidson
L. Rice
M. W. Herrick
A. Matthiessen
Col. C. J. Rider
Robert Hicks
Jones County Normal Institute
George Chandler
Osage
Lester Greenwood
Storm Lake
Doron
J. 4
Bishop
Moline
Sarah Brooks
Ernest Sherman
Des Moines
Marshalltown
D. ¥. Sullivan
Suhr
Sumter
Carpenter
Pangburn
Dunshee
Rohn
King
Podhaski
Kiburz
Moore
Scott
McKean
Sanford
Merrill
Rowrey
Armitage
Wicher
Beam
Bedell
Monticeo
Ana
Edison
Victor
Locher Brothers
Alfred Meier
Rock Island
Marion
Oxford Junction
Leonard W. Starks
Coleridge
Nebraska
Bright
Mr. Starks
Emily J. Jacobs
31St
Iowa Infantry
Mr. Stark
Champlain Village
Coleridge Blade
Masonic Order
Starks
J. S. Houser
J. M. Linnell
Voorhees Coal Company
Good Roads Association
Harry W. Stabler
Allison Hotel
Coffman
Davenport
Lovell House
Deitrick’s
Anamosa Fair
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago,Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Fayette
Arlington
Strawberry Point
Edgewood
Greeley
Oneida Junction
Delaware
People’s Store
Doutrick D.G. CO
Oxfords
Iowa State Fair and Exposition
Pain
Parker
Liberati
Co. E. Cameron
J. C. Simpson
DR. B. Coffman
Glaggen
Herrick, Cash & Rhinehart
E. E. Reed
Burrichtar's Drygoods Store
Monticello, Lowa
Hubbard’s Furniture Store
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