Cascade and Maquoketa Friends Wed in St Martin’s Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Lucille Brown of Cascade to Alfred Buddy of Maquoketa took place at St. Martin's church with Rev. L. Roche officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Morris Brown, taught in county schools and the groom works on a Maquoketa farm. They reside on his farm near Maquoketa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Brown
Cascade
Alfred Buddy
Maquoketa
St. Martin's Church
L. Roche
Morris Brown
Harry Hansen
Garry Owen
St. Peter’s Church
Coffey
Peter Hosch
Richland Township
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
del LaMont
Kasson
Minnesota
A. P. Mamil
East Cascade
LaMont
Mr. Baldwin
Cherokee
Iowa
C. D. Baldwin
Wast Cascade
Aitchison
Hart
Roy
Dubuque
Geo. Hostest
Laura Bisenius
Helen Goodall
Visitation Academy
Matt Bisenius
Catherine Aeschigen
Carolyn Devaney
Cedar Rapids
J. H. Devaney
Martha Beest
Geraldine Odell
Egbert McComber
W. J
John Crawford
Morris Tenelon
Waterloo
Joseph Schwind
Joseph Faber
Minneapolis
Alva Gordon
Finley Hospital
Sand Spring Notes of Accidents and Festivities
In Sand Spring December issues report Mr. Weitz of Dubuque breaking his leg after a hunting trip and a two car collision near Blair's corner causing damage but no injuries. Weather brings heavy snow and ice, telegraph poles down, and a winter storm to last the season. Miss Minnie Green's surprise pre nuptial party ushers in Thanksgiving events and numerous local visits. A December 12 box social at the school to feature Christmas in Finigan's Flats and conduct pre nuptial showers for Miss Green are noted alongside school and family gatherings across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weitz
Edward
Dubuque
Frank Lux
Here
Rudolph Meggentine
John Murray
Mr. Meggentine
Mr. Murray
Hopkinton
Blair’s Corner
Meggentine
Murray
Thanksgiving
Minnie Green
Miss Green
F. M. Wheeless
Dale
F. M. Dean
Paul
S. Wilson
Dundee
H. S. Pierce
Dorothy
Lois
F. J. Gestel
J. G. Duncan
Harold
W. H. Robbins
Manchester
H. Martin
Helen
Jeanette Blair
Ead’s Grove
Roy D. Martin
Greeley
Alex Blair
Thurs
Finigan's Flats
Plorence Samson
Neil
Lawrence Schuster
P. Schuster
Arthur Huggins
Paversland
Allen Olmstead
F. J. Bohlken
Iane
Marion
Ruth Guthrie
Olin
Center Junction News Briefs and Thanksgiving Visitors
Eight year old Fay Stingley broke her leg at the McDonald hill while playing. she rests with doctors and care. Thanksgiving guests include the Stingley, Froezinger, Himebaugh, and McMaster families. bazaar planned for December 6 with sale at 1 and supper at 5. Community notes cover visits, births, school changes, and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Fay Stingley
Mary Stingley
McDonald Hill
Harry Stingley
Dannon Junction
Joe Froezinger
Martelle
W. A. Stingley
R. FF. Place
St. Louis
H. M. Hill
Olin
Minnie Lewis
Donna
Monticello
Arthur McMaster
Henry Collier
Cedar Rapids
Will Hansen
S. G. Thompson
E. L. Himebaugh
Lucile
Viola Bethurum
Pratirieburg
Id Bethurum
Frank Jones
Strawberry Point
Sale
Loraine
Raymond Harrington
Wyoming
Frank Livingston
Arthur Himebaugh
Hopkinton
Miss Morgan
Davenport
Howard Leech
Mary
S. A. Burkey
M. J. McNeilly
Jimer Burr
Coburg
Iowa
H. (. Dice
Chicago
Frank Himebaugh
Delhi
Catherine Himebaugh
Gwendolyn Coder
Ted Bulgrin
Center Point
Percy Dodson
Paso
Ilinois
Alsever
Evelyn Sutliff
Maquoketa
Wyoming Legion organizes post and local notes recap
Wyoming Post No. 259 American Legion organized on November 25 with officers including Commander Dr. Harry E. Brown and Adjutant Neal Hogaboom. A meeting was set for December 2. The issue also covers local marriages, farewells, funerals, moves, property sales, and harvest conditions with prices from a Joe Dolezal sale noting corn at $1.27 and $1.28 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
American Legion
Harry E. Brown
Emil Lensen
Neal Hogaboom
W. W. Bronson
Ronald Brow
Raymond James
Henry Eichhorn
August Thomsen
John Bramer
Ernest Reitz
Leonard Ahransen
Bert Bottomstone
W. E. McCalmant
Ruth Parsons
Anamosa
McCalmant
A. F. Parsons
Robert McCalmant
Lutheran Church
G. A. R. Hall
Hfe
Iowa Telephone Company
Eichhorn
Henry Kruse
A. A. Vaughn
John von Sprecken
Peter Johansen Sr
Fred Pankow
C. E. Bottomstone
L. L. Fishwild
Walker
Joe Dolezal
Doctor sale prompts change of practice in Onslow
Dr. Rawson sells his practice and home to Dr. Ruke of Blairstown with possession dates set for January 1 and March 1 respectively. Rawson departs to Chicago for a two month postgraduate course as friends and patrons express regret over the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
Rawson
Ruke
Blairstown
Chicago
John Dennison
John Kennedy
Will Dennison
Los Angeles
California
Kennedy
Dennison
Bie Brady
Anamosa
Miss Domer
Paris
Iowa
Miss McCune
Iowa City
Prof
Bailey
Emmeline
Geo. French
Mary
Mon
Thanksgiving Visitors From Monticello and Anamosa
Langworthy notes list of households hosting relatives and friends over Thanksgiving. Monticello visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Bennett and Miss Clarice Hamilton, with others from Anamosa such as Mr. and Mrs. George Denton. Local residents, Cedar Rapids trips, and holiday shopping plans are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Ireland
John Brackens
Strawberry Point
Wm. Oltmann
John Doden
Anamosa
Fred Doden
George Ireland
Lyman Bennett
Cedar Rapids
Fred Doden and Sons
Burlington
Mary Heyen
Marjorie Soper
Anamoga
Agnes Hepp
Monticello
John Batchelder
Castle Grove Sale Hampered by Blizzard Weather
A Saturday sale held by Art McDonald in Castle Grove faced lower receipts due to the first blizzard of the season. Most property sold at satisfactory prices despite the bad weather. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs. Hedden, and various local residents reported travel and updates including school and housing changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Art. McDonald
Caspers
Hahn
Henry Hedden
Scotch Grove
Hedden
C. A. McLaughlin
Thanksgiving News From Prairieburg and Nearby Homes
Thanksgiving weekend activities are summarized with families gathering at homes in Prairieburg Mt. Vernon Cedar Falls and Bennett Iowa. Emily Emerson visited Mt. Vernon for Thanksgiving as schools closed for the week. The DeLancey and Walmutt families hosted and traveled with relatives during the holiday.
Scotch Grove News Notes and Family Updates
Community notes from Scotch Grove dated December 2 remark on attendees at the Novelty Four in Monticello including Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Sinclair and family, announce Will Carson's marriage in Riverside California, and report upcoming homecoming plans for January 1 1919. It also mentions visits by Mrs. C Johns of Cedar Rapids, Mr. Nichols planning to move to Monticello, Thanksgiving visits to Center Junction, and local car ownership and driving attempts by M M Sinclair, plus Thanksgiving guests at the Thompson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Monticello
D. O. Sinclair
M. M. Sinclair
Raymond
Hazel Eby
Esther Kiburz
Lyle Calahan
Will Carson
Riverside
California
J. G. Nichols
Nichols
A. P. Moats
S. G. Thompson
Center Junction
W. B. Clark
Thompson
School notes and Thanksgiving travels in Monticello area
Mary Lynder was absent yesterday and today due to sickness. Ivyah and Ray Greiser spent Thanksgiving with their sister Mrs Beh Rends near Monticello. Margaret Thompson resumes tenth grade after weeks away. George Schmalfeldt returns to school husking corn. Emma and Mary Marxen are new pupils in the primary room. The tenth grade algebra class keeps a temperature chart. Supt Bailey and Miss McCune spent Thanksgiving intermission at home. Miss Brady at McGregor, Miss Corbitt and Miss Domer at Domer's home near Marion. Three Swiss farmers who made their pile in the U S A have left for Switzerland, taking several thousand dollars each. If Swiss living costs are high, they may return to replenish their fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lynder
Ivyah
Ray Greiser
Behrends
Monticello
Margaret Thompson
George Schmalfeldt
George
Emma
Mary Marxen
Supt
Bailey
Miss McCune
Miss Brady
McGregor
Miss Corbitt
Miss Domer
Marion
Manchester
Ryan
Switzerland
Rat Snap Ad Claims Cure For River Rats
An old time ad features Luke Rielly touting RAT SNAP with a dramatic tale of a rat dying before reaching the river. It promotes the product in three sizes priced 25 cents 50 cents and one dollar and credits W. W. Stickford and druggists as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Stickford
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee
Editors and Proprietors
R. J. Guthrie
Laura Murray
Howard Glass
Prairieburg
Ruth
H. 8
Pierce
Leo Lux
Clarence Schuster
Jona
Presbyterian Church
Chas, Rowe
Bess
Rock Island
Herbert Brown
Gratia Brown
Jessie
Altriman Club
Swen Wilson
J. F. Mann
Peter Caspers
Inez Hubbard
Onslow School Notes
Luke Rielly
Jones County
Victor
Denkhoff
DeLee Ae
Ricklefs & McNeill
Florence Ferrell and
Rudy Wiedoeft
Kathryn Paden and
Edith Henry
Newman Hall
Mr. Thomas A. Edison
the Locher Music Store
Monticello, Iowa
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