Wyoming Notes and Visits Highlight August Correspondence
Miss Leota Wherry returns from Colorado. J A LeMaster builds a new barn west of town. The school starts Tuesday after Labor Day. Visitors include Mrs Walter James in Wayne Nebraska and Miss May Evans from Peoria Illinois. Wyoming well represented at Jones County fair in Monticello. Multiple local visits, picnics, and school openings noted along with Chassell speculation and Labor Day picnic plans. The Wyoming baseball team defeats Mechanicsville at Anamosa Fair, welcomed home with drums and bonfire.
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Wyoming
Leota Wherry
Colorado
J. A. LeMaster
Walter James
P. G. James
Wayne
Nebraska
Monticello
May Evans
Peoria
Winois
Imery
Chicago
J. R. Stephenson
XV. Thomposa
R. M. Corbit
Scotch Grove
Will James
Plankington
South Dakota
J. W
Bers Tourtellet
Port Arthuar
Ontario
Chiiss Jessie Guthrie
Doris Brown
Bender
E. D. Chassell
Calkins
Chassell
the Express
Vha Hureka
Ahan
Jones County
Newell’s Park
Wyoming Bridge
Sean
Mechanicsville
Anamosa Fair
Thuy
Onslow News Briefs From August With Local Moves
August notes from Onslow include Harry Chase required to use crutches after a bad ankle, Dr. Chamberlain of Wyoming attending Mrs. J. J. Kennedy amid illness, and State Fair visitors reaching W. Sears W. C. Paul R. P. Overley and P. H. Schmelfeldt. Johnston Bros. kinship noted as visits resume, Theo Tebo bedridden, Mrs. Millsap homebound, Mrs. Dew and Mrs. Omer visiting mothers. A. O. Evans arrives from Des Moines to lead the school as Miss Jennie Streeper and Grace Maple begin teaching. Stock cars tally 7 with cattle and hog shipments. A train wreck left 14 cars, Wasson cattle praised as best in months. Floy Paulson and two Chicago daughters visiting relatives.
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Onslow
Harry Chase
Dr. Chamberlain
Wyoming
J. J. Kennedy
W. ‘. Sears
W. C. Paul
R. P. Overley
P. H. Schmelfeldt
Newton Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Johnston Bros
Theo. Tebo
J. L. Millsap
Dew
Los Angels California
Evans
Des Moines
Jennie Streeper
Grace Maple
John von Sprecken
Wasson & Son
Stuckley
Floy Paulson
Chicago
Local notes from Custle Grove and surrounding visits
August 29 reports on Pat Leonard laying the foundation for new houses in district No. 2 and shingle work on several homes. Attendees mention the Awmas fair at Inselweelk Biv and Mas WV, plus visits by McCheaughlin in West Union and other residents including Prairieburp visitors, Alma neighbors, and a notable sale of Shay McDonald at 126. The old landmark house of the Alvarminen family was removed, and Grant of Denton spent time with relatives before departing for Paul Texas.
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Custle Grove
Sities
Pat Leonard
En Alvarminen
Algead Grant
Denton
Ete
Paul
Fexas
Biographical Sketch of J WW Gaatig Visiting in Park and Death in Peanee
A fragmented obituary-like notice details J WW Gaatig visiting Cedar town for the state fair, then residing in Poameved coast area. It notes his career as a schoolteacher in Meigs County for twenty seven years, marriage to Cather, and his death after a long life with residence in Criscade.
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Gaatig
Vue
Rae al Rapice
Lee
Wiebad Duuser
Matt Pahber
P. Fon
Ily
Wiig
Nilss
HiMessar
Maths
Coley
Suved
Peanee
Grainville
Cather
Casende
Meigs
Astor-War Wedding Error Cited in Adverse Notice
A garbled notice refers to an Astor-War wedding and a misstep deemed not serious after an unspecified error. The fragment details are unclear but indicate a wedding-related matter tied to a named party and pending correction.
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Springler
CEAYVER JUNCTION COMMUNITY NOTES AND HOSPITALITIES
August 30 reports from Center Junction and surrounding areas list school start next Monday and numerous local movements. Several residents travel or visit relatives, with mentions of relocations, purchases, and plans for new buildings and a drug store development.
August 131 Tragedies And Events In Gles Of Wha
The August record notes a infant death age one on the ninth, Fannie Bickford dying at eighty three on the ninth, Frank A. Scott and Hattie Wobb wed on the twenty fifth at Castle Grove, and Anna Mahony dying on the eighteenth aged twenty five. Also Josephine Hall and J F Livingstone’s daughter died aged twenty three, J A Anthony died aged seventy nine while fishing with P Schoonover, a locomotive explosion near Stone City killed the engineer and injured several, thefts at P. WU Burkey store involved twelve hundred dollars, and stray notices describe farm and woodlot incidents with acts of damage and local discourse on safety.
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Matt Noyes
Fannie Bickford
B. B. Ryan
I. Frank A. Scott
Hattie Wobb
Tride
Castle Grove
Wales, Wayes & Co
J.in
IfieMeans
Anna Mahony
Ellen Manony
Dauy
Josephine Hall
J. F. Livingstone
Madison Township
Anthony
P. Schoonover
Stone Civ
P. WU
Burkey
Gurryowen
Pnev
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Langworthy
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Harry Maurice
Sapello
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J. A. Voorhees
Perkins
Eclipse
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Leroy Clark
Lucher Bros. Music Store
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Northarm Iowa Land Co
Independence
Lowell State Bank
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Chicago Record-Herald
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx and
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Varsity
Stuhlers
the Fair and Furniture
EK. A. Hubbard
Strawberry Point
Arlington
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T. D. Ward
Wright Shoe
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