Pioneer Couple Remembered In Wyoming Obituary
Pamella Sanford Huggan Huggins born February 27 1844 in Ayle county Illinois died August 16 1916 at her son Charles home in Wyoming in her 75th year Married September 6 1860 to John P Huggins who died May 14 1912 They lived on a farm 24 miles southeast of Wyoming for 45 years Their son Charles K the only living child cared for them Funeral at home conducted by Rev Bowder. Local crop notes report threshing progress dry weather corn roasting ears and good small grain yields Also local business moves include Will Sears buying Peck Bros building and Will Luckstead selling his farm KE A Vaughn planned purchase and John Thomson staying in Wyoming The community notes list multiple residents visiting or moving and local school and highway development discussions.
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Wyoming
Pamella Sanford
Ayle County
Ilinois
Charles
John P. Huggins
Oregon
Ft. Kearney
Nebraska
Jama County
Iowa
Charles K
No. 2
Will Sears
Anamosa
Peck Bros
Main Street
Billy
Onslow
Will Luckstead
Baldwin Place
KE. A Vaughn
Mr. Vaughn
Luckstead
the Express
John Thomson
John
Des Moines
P. A. Schmalfeldt
Pete
Ethel Hutton
Iowa State College
Thurman
Fremont County
H. Brainard
Clinton
Fast Green Street
John T. Wherry
E.L. Barber
Minnesota
Julius Behnke
Scotch Grove
Prairieburg Notes Injures and Local Visits Across Town
The bulletin records a two year old Crosby boy breaking a leg above the knee and progressing as well as could be expected. It lists multiple local visits and trips including O D Rowley taking family to Anamosa, Mr and Mrs Walmutt and Marion Butler to Cedar Rapids, Edith Syquaer returning from Marion with Grandma Schoon, and other residents visiting relatives in Sun Junction Portland and Anamosa. Public figures Rev John McGuinness to preach, Miss Mable Flockhart ill, Mrs May Wagner moved to Warran Whitney home, and various other home visits and arrivals noted across Prairieburg and nearby areas.
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Prairieburg
Iowa
Jennie Crosby
Wilkinson
D. Rowley
Warran Whitney
Town City
John McGuinness
Delray
Ohio
A. L. Doran
Cedar Rapide
Caldwell
Mable Flockhart
Gavin
Wess Wagner
Sioux City
Elmo Whitney
Ray Richards
Little Son
Thurm
J. B. Rhatigan
Anamosa
Pearl Bowman
DeLanceys
Local Notes From Center Junction Aug 22
W E Jones and family from Olin visited M and Dodge home on Sunday Dale Dodge returned home with them Leo Courtney left for Royal Nebraska to teach next year Mya Stingley will take her 8th grade to the creek for a picnic supper Wednesday Mesdames Spohn and Stingley returned from Bradford Illinois Saturday A traction demonstration drew many locals to Oscar Rapids last week Mr and Mrs Joseph Leggett have
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Charles
Leggett
Andrews
Cedar Rapids
Mesdames Davis
Bethurum
George Courtney
Arkansas
Viola Bathurum
Ooon Rapids
Minnie Englehart
Davenport
Viola Starks
Martha Snyder
Nebraska
Sinkey
M. E. L. A. Society
John Carson
Velma Henderson
Maquoketa
Center Junction
W. E. Jones
Olin
M. &. Dodge
Dale Dodge
Leo Courtney
Royal
Mya
W. A. Stingley
Creek
Mesdames Spohn
Stingley
Bradford
Illinois
Oscar Rapids
Joseph Leggett
Onslow Social Notes Include Visitors and Outings
Joseph Wasson and wife and children arrived from Anamosa and were serenaded by local youths. Wy oming’s Kf. L. Anderson and family and Lisbon’s Charles Briggs families visited Hasler and Noyes. Graces branch returns from Montana visiting Onslow friends. Picnics at the river with Mrs Chatia Brown and Miss Jessie Brown. The M KH Aid society hosted Center Junction. Jessie Brown hosted the Presbyterian Ladies' Guild. Wilson Walters and family of Weat side Iowa visit N B Walters. Mrs Martha Hutton visiting Paralta. Jeffries and Hansen left for Minnesota on business. Wm Johnston from Manson visiting brothers. Overholt and Galatha visiting Ft. Dodge. Edith Spooner visiting Rex Spooner at Dexter. Overbolt in Canada helping son Owen harvest. Uxcelator springs party enjoyed trip. Many attended the Anamosa fair Thursday.
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Onslow
Joseph Wasson
Anamosa
Kf. L. Anderson
Wyoming
Charles Briggs
Lisbon
Hasler
Noyes
Graces Branch
Montana
Chatia Brown
Jessie
Qarl Brown
Murray
M. KH. Aid Society
Center Junction
Sam Propst
Jessie Brown
Ladies’ Guild
Presbyterian Church
Wilson Walters
Weatside
Iowa
N. B. Walters
Martha Hutton
Paralta
Jeffries
Paul Hansen
Minnesota
Wm. Johnston
Manson
Ben
Orlando
Overholt
Galatha
Ft. Dodge
Misa Edith Spooner
Rex
Dexter
B.S. Overbolt
Canada
Owen
Uxcelator Springs
Castle Grove Community News Highlights
August events and social notices from Castle Grove report a Cedar Rapids tractor show attendance including A F M Caspers and others. A YP UG meeting at the Gass and Castle Grove chapel is described as successful with good turnout.
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Castle Grove
A. F. M. Caspers
E. J. Noble
W. D. McLaughlin
C. A. McLaughlin
Peter Caspers
Olin Howie
Cedar Rapida
Y.P
Gass
Gladys Fairbanks
Anamosa
Lawrence Haley
Chicago
BE. W. Orcutt
P. E. Black
H. C. Boblken
Cedar Rapids
What The Judge Wants To Know In Center Junction
Center Junction August 24 features a humorous list of local notables labeled as a who’s who. Profiles include A. Br Meister, Tom Dawson, Mr Spohn, William Curry, and the Gilbertsons with light anecdotes about finances, businesses, and daily life in town.
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Center Junction
Canter Junction
Center Junction’s Who’s Who, A Jest At The Judge
A lengthy Center Junction narrative lampoons local residents as “who’s who,” detailing Ed Tomlinson Harman Shipley John Letze Merlin Moses and others in humorous vignettes. The piece notes Rev ilges and Rev Davis as upbeat figures and references a city fair column with various exhibitors and events.
Local Wheat Yields and Social News From Wyoming
The Wyoming Journal reports oats fields yielding 80 and 74 bushels per acre. Col G W Evans returns downtown after eight weeks, recovering from a stroke though still weak. Laura M Levasier of Central City marries W Glenn Hunt in an Aug 9 ceremony. Laura Stevens and Walter Bates wed in Cody Wyoming, Bates a former Wyoming boy now in Cody with Mrs Bates on the ranch in Big Horn Valley.
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Frank Story
Col
G. W. Evans
Evans
Albert LeVasseur
Central City
Laura M
W. Glenn Hunt
Wyoming
Iowa
Laura Stevens
Walter E. Bates
Cody
Bates
EB. T. Bates
Cody High School
Big Horn Valley
Northwestern railroad skips Anamosa excursion fail
The Northwestern railroad passed up its special train to Anamosa for the first time in years, disappointing many Maquoketa residents who planned to visit the Anamosa fair. The company may have feared auto traffic would curb patronage, reducing justified excursion profits.
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Maquoketa
Northwestern Railroad
Anamosa
Anamosa Fair
School of Common Sense Opens Insightful Debate
Atchison Globe notes a remark that a school begun to teach only common sense would attract few students, suggesting skepticism about such an exclusive curriculum and inviting readers to ponder practical wisdom in education.
Hopkinton Leader Notes Socials and Farm Sale
Miss Anne Stirton of Monticello guests of Miss Vena Gearhart last week. Luella Gibson and sister Mrs Robertson of Monticello visit Mrs Anna Earhart. Mrs Clara Dunlap celebrated 83rd birthday last Wednesday with family surprise. Second sale of Alex Livingston farm succeeds. R J McNeill buys 154 acres for 109.40 an acre total 18850. Milwau kees civil engineer surveys for new stock yards and relocation planned. Harvest Home Picnic set for August 30 at R J Davis grove with shops closed for attendance. Do C Chapman and Mrs Harry Appleby host 80th birthday dinner with relatives. Attendees include Than Chapman, J O McVay, Courtland WalterAppleby families. Eyes tested and glasses fitted by Dr L G Stubler.
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Anne Stirton
Monticello
Vena Gearhart
Luella Gibson
Robertson
Anna Earhart
Clara Dunlap
Alex Livingston
R. J. McNeill
Milwaukees
R. J. Davis
Cure for Cholera Morbus Rem edy Endorsed by Parent
Mrs Sidney Simmons of Fair Haven New York recounts curing her seven year old son of cholera morbus with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She reports family use for colic and bowel troubles and endorses its exceptional merit. Sold by Kettlitz Kay.
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Sidney Simmons
Fair Haven
N. Y
Kettlitz & Kay
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A. Burmeister
Norway
Charley
Nis
Vomick
Thomas Dawson
Dawson
Center Junction Savings Bank
Tom
Myx. Dawson
Mr. Spohn
Mr. Spoon
Spooney
Wm Curry
William
Bill
Lizzie
O. K
William Tomlinson
Center House
Towa
Harman Shipley
Harman
Lee Coder
Lee
George McDonald
George
John Letze
U. S. Bonds
J.B. Moses
Moses
Red Sea
Isreal
Mose
Jacob
J. B
Merlin Moses
Merlin
Merl
John McDonald
Jim Leech
Bert Isabel
King Solomon's Temple
John McNeilly
Shellie Pangburo
John Livingston
Newton Smith
Jim McNeilly
Steve Cave
Sargeant
Ilges
Davis
Matthew
Jones County Fair
Katy
J.T. Lanigan
J. J. Hayes
Snow Dressmaking Company
Mother Hubbard
Otto
A. C. Foster
Beery Brothers
F. A. Locher
Woison Vietrolas
Hage Actuating Gate Company
Henry Bohiken
Drew
Arend Balster, Jr
Allen Automobile
Montebanks
Peter
John Kurt
Cascade
A. W. Adams
Mike Breen
Franklin Barn Equipment Company
Campbell
Concessionaira
Patrona
Ames
Fred
Zucker
Town State College
Jones County
Ticker
Extension Department
Cascade Pioneer
Nicholas Manternach
James A. Donnelly
Mercy Hospital
H. L. Dehner
R. C. M. P. Society
David Barton
Dubuque
L. B. Barrett
Standard Oil Company
Brenner
Fing
P. H.roche
Belmond
Corwith
Roche
James Roche
St. Martin’s
Henry Lindemann
Aloysius Green
Lindemann
Green
Wyoming Journal News
Hopkinton
Do. C. Chapman
Harry Appleby
Giansea
L. G. Stubler
Chester N. Patrick
Rickless & McNeill
Rickles & Menbill
M. W
Herrick E
Reed Herrick & Reed
Attorneys AT
Monticello State Bank
DR. M._F. HOGAN
Dr. A.hefner
Stickford
FBI
A. M. Maurice
Lovell
E. G. Rawson
C. N. Patrick
Ricklefty & McNeill Hardware Store
Iowa State Fair and Exposition
Ensilage
McCormick Corn Binders
Siebels & Schoon
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