Wyoming News Briefs Reflect Illness Deaths and Local Events
Adney Atkins of Waterloo dies after October strokes at 55. Survived by widow and six children. Burial in Wyoming after service at Henry Sage home led by Rev. deBest. Bay View Historical club hosts social evening at Dr. and Mrs. Spence home with supper, music, and entertainment. The Starrs lecture night, Masonic event, and various visits and travels are noted along with local school and sports plans, bazaar preparations, and business and farm updates.
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Wyoming
Adney Atkins
Waterloo
Mr. Atkins
Freeport
Illinois
Jones County
BE. E. Lawrence
Wellman
L. O. Reed
Bessie Rathbun
George Francis
Floyd Atkins
Henry Sage
D. 8
deBest
Bay View
Starrs
Oxford Junction
Joseph Newton
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa Lodge
R. L. Seneff
C. ©. Overley
W.L. Brown
Meinhardt Thomsen
R. M. Corbit
H. W. Behnke
J. 8. Brawnell
E. L. Barber
E. N. Stoffel
E. D. Chassell
Saskatchewan
Mr. Chassell
M. E. Church
Opera House
Frank Rummell
Hale
Henry Brodersen
Thos Hansen
Germany
Arthur Conwell
Julian Day
Brownell
Effie Turner
Anamosa
W. B. Brock
Corydon
Iowa
Richardson & Young
Center Junction
J. S. Robertson
T. T. Club
Duane Hunt
Mt. Vernon
Country Life conference opened and closed in Castle Grove
The Country Life conference met in the Presbyterian chapel opening Monday and closing Tuesday with speakers including Rev. McNutt and Pres. Reed from Lenox College. A china tea was served, accidents and local notices follow with farm sales and stock show plans noted amid a sharp weather change.
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Castle Grove
Country Life Conference
Presbyterian Chapel
Dr. Wilson
New York City
Hinkhouse
Fairfield
McNutt
Glen Ellyn
Illinois
Pres. Reed
Laughlin
Aris
Lenox College
Tuesay
Henry Kray
Louis R. Shear
Edna Hanson
Ewart
Michigan
Shear
Romaine Shear
W. D. McLaughlin
R.W. Henderson
Monticello
Wm. Freeman and Son
Fay
Williston
North Dakota
M. Hosford
Chicago
Farmer’s Insurance Company
Cedar Rapids
School House No
J. Benashek
Mr. Benashek
Thomas F. Kehoe
Center Junction Events Include Country Life Institutes and Socials
Center Junction hosts Country Life institutes across the county with speakers from the state. Activities include talks at Presbyterian and Methodist churches, a box social at Ward school, and a lecture course praised by attendees. Local residents attend and host events, with various visits and social gatherings noted.
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Center Junction
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Rav. Perkins Slocum
Lyons
Ward School House
Jessie Smith
Davenport
Alonzo Porter
Archie Bentley
Maquoketa
Thomas Home
Elizabeth Serbousek
Robert Carson
Monticello
Anna Doran
Cedar Rapids
Jobb Smith
J. N. Smith
Vera Kempf
Alice Sizer
Ela Loomis
Clinton
Moyer
Wyoming
Dr. Young and Wife
Gus Driebellis
Prairieburg Social Succeeds Amid Roads Tough
Prairieburg held a well attended social at the Baker building with a strong program and plenty to eat. Notable items include the marriage of Mrs. Jennie Burnside and William Payne, plans for a Christmas eve program, and various visits and moves among local residents and relatives.
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Prairisburg
Baker Building
Jennie Burnside
Prairieburg
William Payne
Delphos
Kansas
Cedar Rapids
Eliza Kn
Elmo
Anna Scheer
Anamosa
L. J. Wilkinson
Frank McLaughlin
Robinson
Louie Drexler
South Dakota
Roy Truesdell
J. J. Dolan
John Knapp
Onslow December Deaths and Local News
Mrs. J A Hanna of Clay township died at home after years of poor health. Funeral attended Saturday at Bethel church with Rev. Earl Benbow. Unusually many farm sales ongoing with Carl Jacobs conducting one and more planned before year end. Mrs. D B Cooley sustained a deep gash and hip injuries needing stitches. Dr Spence treating. Henry Underwood relocated his barn within town limits. Presbyterian ladies earned nearly $100 at their bazaar. Monday train carried four cars of bogs, and Tuesday Roy Over-
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J. A. Hanna
Clay Township
Bethel Church
Earl Benbow
Cornelius Holst
Cooley
Dr. Spence
Henry Underwood
Forsyth
W. C. Paul
Roy
Local Notes On People And Travel In Small Town
In Anamosa and nearby areas residents report travel and work changes. Cass Sorensen and another man drove a cattle laden car toward Chicago to feed their herd. Ben Brown resigns from Hansen store and returns home to Byron Nebraska. A large group including Mrs Mary Carter and Miss Jessie Brown were in Anamosa on business. Claud Sears, previously ill, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Sorensen
Chicago
Ben Brown
Hansen
Byron
Nebraska
Richardson & Young
Center Junction
Mary Carter
Jessie Brown
Anamosa
Claud Sears
Mary A Hanna Passes After Long Illness in 1914
Mrs. Mary A Hanna born November 1849 in New York died December 4 1914 after years of hardship with illness. She lived in Jones County Iowa most of her life, survived by husband Joseph Hanna five daughters and son George A Hanna nineteen grandchildren and many relatives. She and her husband joined Bethel Church in 1877 and is laid to rest at South Forks Mineral cemetery after a service at Bethel Church with Rev Harlem Benbow.
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Mary A. Hanna
City
New York
New England
Middle West
Jones County
Iowa
Clay Township
Mary A. Perry
Joseph Hanna
The
Prairies
Jennie B. Meade
Catherine Walters
Mary E. Neslans
Nellie Alexander
George A. Hanna
Bethel Church
Jesus
Hanna
Harlem. Benbow
South Forks Mineral
Auction Notice and Local Marriage News
The undersigned will sell at public auction on his farm one mile west of Monticello on Tuesday December 16 at 10 a m. The sale lists livestock including horses cattle hogs sheep and poultry, farm machinery, tools, and household goods with terms cash under 10 and bankable notes over. Mr Oscar Ambuehl and Miss Johanna Rickels wed in a quiet ceremony and several marriage licenses were issued in the past week including Frank Scott Daisy Benedict and others.
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O. A. Hall
Monticello
Chase Gang
Deering
Deere
McCormick
Kent
R. A. Cartano
Col
L. P. Waddick
H.S. Richardson
P. D. Bell
Ocl&ls
Oscar Ambuehl
Andrew Ambuehl
Bowen’s Prairie
Johanna E. Rickels
Gerd Rickels
0. Mardorf
Ambueh
Frank Scott
Oxford Junction
Daisy Benedict
Glidden
Cash Shoop
Anamosa
Dena Johnson
Anamoas
John Hanson
Genoa
Neb
Louise Peterson
Amber
EB. J. Brant
Pearl Grimm
Fredrick Wilhelm Poppe
Langworthy
Johnna Wilhelminna Johnson
Starbuck Killed on Milwaukee Railway Line
John Starbuck, son of Mr and Mrs O O Starbuck of Marion, was killed on the Milwaukee Railway line west of Perry Monday afternoon. He was unmarried and had served as a freight conductor for the railway for the past year and a half. For a Fine Doll Doutricks Blankets Blankets Doutrick s.
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John Starbuck
O. O. Starbuck
Marion
Milwaukee Railway
Perry
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advised Free of Mercury
Warning against mercury ointments for catarrh and promoting Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Cure taken internally, claims blood and mucous surfaces affected, testimonials free, and available from druggists. Mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
High School Notes Highlight Class Activities and Events
Olive Cartano reports on visits by Miss Ethel Young and Miss Irma Pangburn to the Civics class, plus Lena Kasper’s return from tonsillitis. Junior algebra tests are praised as papers return, and domestic science aims to honor Miss Hurd with a farewell luncheon at the high school. The junior basketball lineup features Herman Schneider and others, with senior and freshman rosters still unknown. A Christmas operetta is scheduled for December 16 with Santa Claus and various characters, and ticket prices are listed. A freight wreck delayed southbound passengers last night, affecting Rev. W E Van Buren’s church speech and leaving hosts Mr. and Mrs. Van Buren in town with Mr. and Mrs. A W Cramer.
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Olive Cartano
Ethel Young
Lena Kasper
Irma Pangburn
Hurd
Herman Schneider
Holly
Hubbard
W. Kingsley
E. Locher
Henry Templeton
Miss Triem
Miss Hurd
Santa Claus
Francis Taylor Pretti Winks
Seine Catherine Reichart
Robin-the-Red
Brownie
Mark Reade
Titania
Constance Meyer
Gretchen
Dorothy Wilson Alexander
Ae Theodore Schlimmer Lee Young
Eer
Carl Schneider Marie
Helen Kehoe Antonio
Leyland Shelley Tommy
Mothee
Merle Patrick Non Aft
Chee Cates
C.cieces
Leceieteeg
Soetje’s
Strawberry Point
W. E. van Buren
West Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist church dedicates new organ and interior work
The Atchison church unveils an Orgoblo powered organ in a carved oak case with gilded pipes. frescoed interior in flat paint features passion flower, quarter foil, and cross motifs. Pastor Mr. Porter raised funds including a $750 Carnegie subscription to complete the organ and redecorating project.
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Christos
Constantine
Porter
Carnegie
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J. W. Doxsee
Doutrick’s
Patrick
Atchison Globe
Wes
Holiday
Brighton
Doutrick Dry Goods Co
Karnak Brass
Victor Victrola
Elgin
Hamilton
Trenton
Dueber Hamton
Waltham
Inger
England
C. N. Patrick
Owa
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