Wyoming Veteran Bottomstone 91 Dies After Long Illness
George W. Bottomstone 91 one of Wyoming's oldest residents and a longtime member of the Ben Paul Post No 130 G A R died at home after more than two years of illness. A native of Pennsylvania he served in the Ninth Pennsylvania Cavalry with Sherman to the sea. He married Elspy Lyter on April 6 1865 and later moved to Iowa then Wyoming. He is survived by three children and nine grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the M E church last Thursday with post and legion involvement.
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George W. Bottomstone
Wyoming
Mr. Bottomstone
Pennsylvania
Ninth
Pennsylvania Cavalry
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Iowa
Bottomstone
Dakota
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Green Island
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Elsie Bender
Kalamazoo
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Teachers’ College
Aneata
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Jean Carson
Center Junction
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Armour Gould
Betty
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Moline
Warren Embree
Chicago
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Laurence Koch
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Rock Island
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Wilcox’s
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Mount Vernon
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Donald Hernon
Martelle
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Earl Mallicoat
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Wapsie River Bridge
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Ellis Aplegate
John
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Tommy Vaughn
Horton
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Wilbur
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Oscar Lee
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Ralph Heasty
Jean
Miriam
Maquoketa
Allen Chatterson
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Onslow
Ray Heasty
Robert
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Camp Huaga
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Amos Bronson Alcott Lectured Across Iowa in 1870
In 1870 Amos Bronson Alcott toured several Iowa cities offering general lectures and conversations on personal social industrial political and spiritual ideals. He spoke in Dubuque Davenport and towns including Fort Dodge Iowa City Muscatine and Burlington drawing affectionate audiences and no remuneration.
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Iowa
Louisa M. Alcott
New England
Alcott
Dubuque
Davenport
Fort Dodge
Iowa City
Muscatine
Ostrich Trim Makes Comeback in Evening Gowns
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