Castle Grove News Roundup Aug 22 Highlights
Cedar Rapids visitors include Mr F C Cramer and Mrs D M Hogan. Families and neighbors travel to Wayne Scotch Grove Monticello and Davenport. Heiken Bros replace windmill tower after storm. Waddick threshes 500 bushels oats at Galligan’s. Republican caucus set Sept 3 at Miller school. BR J Noble windmill struck by lightning. he narrowly avoids injury.
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Castle Grove
F.C. Cramer
Cedar Rapids
A. W. Cramer
Wayne
Scotch Grove
Frank Ainsworth
Glasco
Kansas
D. M. Hogan
Lizzie
Colfax
Henry Nedden
Nellie Wales
Monticello
Willis Moore
Buffalo Bill
Davenport
R. Shear
Union Township
Delaware County
Heiken Bros
M. A. Waddick
Concordia
Kan
H. George
C. J. Nosford
BR. J. Noble
Noble
Amber Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
August 22 items show Mrs Nihn of Travis visiting sister Mrs Daniel Brady. The Ramsey and Ramsey Jr. family depart for Chicago to visit relatives. A baby girl arrives to Mr and Mrs Jas Kearns. Delos Casteel visitations noted. Mrs Elizabeth Heasty returns to Kansas. Dave Steckel and Irwin Fall mentioned among local households. Barn construction by Jake Schoon. Nettie Merrill of Cerro Gordo visits her Meek parents.
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Amber
Nihn
Travis
Daniel Brady
J. N. Ramsey
J. C. Ramsey
Addison
Chicago
Jas. Kearns
Kansas
Dave Steckel
Decatur County
Irwin Fall
Jake Schoon
Nettie Merrill
Cerro Gordo County
I. Hf. Meek
Local notes and incidents from Onslow and Waterloo
Mrs. Lyton returns from Waterloo. Mrs. Johnston falls ill but improves. Wm. Garside and W.H. McKean are listed as sick and home respectively. Blakely moves lumber for a new house on Dr Scott’s west lot. Paul family back from Epworth trip. Miss Stimson and John Cameron noted in town. Vandalism alleged as Onslow faces porch thefts and damaged trees. L. Johnston offers goods at cost and seeks buyer for premises in a growing town.
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Onsiow
Lyton
Waterloo
C. C. Johnston
Wm. Garside
W. H. McKean
Clayton County
W.A.A. Blakely
Dr. Scott
W.C. Paul
Tast
Taylor
Epworth
Spooner
Lou Stimson
John Cameron
Northwest
Onslow
J. H. Cooksey
E. I. Brown
L. Johnston
Local News Briefs From Anamosa And Nearby Areas
James Milne and daughters visit from Mon month Indiana. Mr and Mrs John Calahan welcome a baby boy last Saturday. Many attend the Anamosa fair. Mrs Barnhill of Oklahoma visits Mrs C I Applegate today. Born to Mr and Mrs H Wenrich a baby daughter last Tuesday. Large camping party at Dale's Mill. Picnic at Sapple’s Ford enjoyed by many. Sandy Shoemaker visiting this week. Miss Celia Edwards of Epworth visits sister Mrs Emiet Moats. Union meeting of Presbyterian and Methodist begins next Sunday evening led by Mr Harry Davis. Rev Van Buren preaches Monday Wednesday Friday and Rev Dager Tuesday Thursday evenings.
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James Milne
Monmonth
John Calahan
Barnhill
Oklahoma
Applegate
H. Mwenrich
Dale's Mill
Saple’s Ford
Local notes from Cass area include marriages and positions
Aug 23 item from Cass reports Bert Hanna visiting Pipestone. Mrs. Brown of Monticello stayed with sister Mrs. Ketcham. The Preston couple’s youngest daughter wed Mr. Boyer and he will farm next year. James Ketcham plans a carriage house. Mrs. Hile and Mrs. Lake are ill. Warren Dodge of Madison township is named for county supervisor to replace the late John R. Clay. Republicans pledge support. The piece ends with an endorsement for Dodge in Rapier.
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Cass
Bert Hanna
Pipestone
Minn
Chas. Brown
Monticello
Mrs. Ketcham
Chas
Preston
Boyer
James Ketcham
Will Hile
Minima Lake
Geo. Walt
Bxpress
Warren Dodge
Madison Township
John R. Clay
Dodge
Rapier
Forger Blake Plies Modern Remedy Scam Across Iowa
KE J Blake once cashier of Modern Remedy Co at Kewanee IL swindled banks in Anamosa Maquoketa Monticello and DeWitt IA by posing as O A Premere securing drafts and payments. He stole 260 from his company then total scams reached 849 75 before fleeing. Detectives pursue him across the region.
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Maquoketa Encelsior
KE. J. Blake
Modern Remedy Co
Kewanee
First National Bank
Iowa
Modern Remedy Company
Hall
Blake
Premere
Anamosa
QO. A. Premere
Modern Remedy E Company
O. A. Premere
Remedy Company
Lee promises separate wards and better care for sick troops
Jackson ville dispatch reports Gen. Lee pledging to create disease specific wards and bring in experienced nurses and southern typhoid experts. He plans to move the 1st Wisconsin 50th Iowa and possibly the 9th Trindis to Pablo Beach for a week or two starting Saturday to improve conditions amid about 100 cases per Iowa regiment and fewer in Wisconsin.
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Jacksonville
Florida
Lee
Tuwans
Wisconsin
Iowa
9Th Trindis
Pablo Beach
50Th Iowa
Austin's energetic work shocks Riverside readers
Mr. N W Austin once of this city energizes Riverside California and impresses locals with his hustling methods on the new Methodist church. The paper notes the torrid weather and says Contractor Austin, though older, has the project well advanced. Also an ad offers promply priced pigs from three to six weeks old from J B Hapussuer.
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N. W. Austin
Riverside
California
New Methodist Church
Austin
J. B. Hapussuer
Fire destroys Welch barn. incendiary suspected
A barn on John Welch’s premises in the northwest part of town burned completely last Saturday around 9 o'clock. The fire started in the mow and no one was in the loft for days. Mrs. Welch saved a horse and hog, while Welch’s insurance may cover only part of the loss.
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John Welch
Welch
Accident at Horn Paine store wounds local man
In Eugene Oregon August report a man shot Barney Paine in the hip with a Deauibre rifle after a youth purchased cartridges at Horn and Paine. The bullet lodged but a flesh wound and doctors could not locate it. The incident occurred while the target was being set behind a thin board.
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Eugene
Oregon
Barney Paine
B.D. Paine
Ws Young Mim
Horn & Paine
Iris
Paine
House and Lot for Sale Monti Cello Area
Lot No. 14 of the original Monti Cello plat with a house on it is for sale south of Proctor's. The ad promotes a bargain by J B Laterie and offers insurance agency services through A Mathiessen for multiple companies. An excursion to Boston via Nickel Plate Road is advertised for Sept 16 to 18 at $19 round trip.
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Towa
Jones County
Piper
Gord Landbery
Gerd Landherr
A. D
J. A. Hartman
Ew Clerk District Court
Jones Va
W. Coxsee
Monticello
Proctor
J.B. Laterie
Trains From Chicago Offer Round Trip Tickets
Tickets on site for trains leaving Chicago September 1 to 18 inclusive at 19 dollars round trip with return until September 30. Vestibuled sleeping cars to Boston and solid trains to New York. lower rates than rivals. For details, contact J. Calalan, General Agent, 111 Adams St, Chicago. Also notice Miss Appleberry, age 25, daughter of Lucious and Blanche Appleberry, is wanted. Actress.
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Chicago
Wood
Boston
New York
Calalan
Adams St
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