Deaths and community life in Wyoming Iowa area
Obituaries note George W. Field died after a short illness with no relatives present. A funeral led by Rev. C O Dupuy drew 40 plus men. burial with aid from funds raised by local friends. Also memorial details for William Wolf, born 1840 in Schleswig Holstein, his life in America, and Wyoming burial. Social events include birthday surprise at Mr. Bender and Mr. Hogebooms, a runaway accident harming Mrs Conley, and notes on local church, G A R, and W R C activities. Santa Claus mission, Christmas plans, and local social calendar conclude.
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Wyoming
George W. Field
L. Harrington
Kitb
C. O. Dupuy
Field
George
Davenport
Will
Owattona
Minnesota
Valley of Death
Wm. Wolf
Mr. Wolf
Schleswig Holstein
Germany
America
Wheatland
Clinton County
Iowa
Misa Charlotte Burrell
Chicago
Jones County
Paul Ingwersen
Thos. Thomsen
Dan Inglis
Ed Levsen
Henry
John
August
Westover
Maryland
Hansen
Clarence
L. J. Bender
Mr. Bender
George Hogeboom
Bender
Mr. Hogeboom
Messia
Hogeboom
Teddy the Great
Progressive Party
Teddy Moses
Teddy
G. A. R. Hall
Nickless
Lenox College
Coe College
Nickiess
Wyoming Santa Claus Mission
Opera House
Charles Mallicoat
Mallicoat
R. S. Mann
Clara
Jennie Thomson
Julian Day
Nettie Woodworth
Cedar Rapids
Santa Claus
Eugene Crompton
St. Louis
J. 8. Robertson
W. G. Wherry
Earl Mallicoat
Ernest Rohwedder
J. Maxson
Center Junction
HB. L. Barber
C. A. Leflingwell
Oxford Junction
Dan Waite
Omaha
Nebraska
A. H. Young
C. Vaughn
Center Junction Social Notes and Local Movement Roundup
Center Junction records a busy week with visits from Anamosa and Monticello, new farm moves by Grove Preston and Frank Serbousek, and a $70 church bazaar profit. Residents attend lyceum events, wedding trips conclude, and several locals travel to Cedar Rapids, Monticello, and Wyoming for work and friendship.
Onslow Notes Farm Life and Local Moves
Onslow roundup details Albert Calkins from Monticello takes over the drug store as holiday sales loom. Carl Greiser and Paul Garside head to Waterloo for winter work. Arthur McMaster returns from his honeymoon to live on the groom’s farm. W.R.C. officers visit Wyoming. post office applicants Edith Hubbel and E. Is. Jeffries in Anamosa for examination. Rural carrier George Overholt appointed Route 2. bazaar Friday with chicken pie supper at the opera house.
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Onslow
Albert Calkins
Monticello
Carl Greiser
Paul Garside
Waterloo
Arthur McMaster
Bride
Farim
H. F. Paul
N. B. Noyes
Wyoming
Unangs
Davenport
Edith Hubbel
E. Is. Jeffries
Anamosa
Will Johnston
Frank Johnston
Val Chase
Plankington
South Dakota
Wm. Henderson
George Overholt
Cora Woodward
Manilla
Iowa
T. B. Johnston
George Lyons
Maquoketa
Lera
Castle Grove Trades Farm Lands in Township Exchange
G J Heiken traded his 157 acre farm valued at 140 per acre for an 80 acre parcel from H Hahn of Wayne township. The obituary note for Mr Krominga mentioned a prayer by Rev H Naether though omitted previously. Other items note vacuums salesman John Saunders from Hopkinton, snow reports from St Paul, and local comings and goings including auctions and teaching assignments.
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Castle Grove
G. J. Heiken
H. Hahn
Wayne Township
Mr. Heiken
H. Naether
Krominga
John Saunders
Hopkinton
Watkina
Fred Harken
Anamosa
O. F. Hosford
Monticallo
Laat
Gladys Fairbanks
Cass Township
F. O. Cramer
Center Junction
P. A. Kehoe
Anamosa Sanitarium
Joe Brady
Garry Owen
Rural Route 3 News highlights December events and visits
Rural Route 3 reports Mr and Mrs J F Moore traveled to Dixon Illinois for a funeral. Many attended the dedication of the German Lutheran church in Monticello. HH Behrends of Monticello stay with son William. Anna Rickless visits Minnie Gerdes. Augusta Behrends visits Monticello. Mathilda Moore visits Monticello. Carl Schatz is listed as ill.
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J. F. Moore
Dixon
Illinois
Miss Miller
Monticello
HH. Behrends
William
Anna Rickless
Minnie Gerdes
Augusta Behrends
Mathilda Moore
Carl Schatz
Feverish Talk Divides Republicans in St. Louis
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports a colonel asserting that no honest man can stay in the Republican party amid unusual feverish rhetoric and disillusion. The piece notes sharp temper following strong partisan critique.
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St. Louis
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Olive Preston
Arthur Crorey
Will Leech
J. F. Livingstone
Presbyterian Church
Grove Preston
Ben McGuire
Henry Baily
H.W. Ludwig
Paul
M. G. Alsever
Sinkey
Dr. Young
Engleheart
Lyceum
Black Oak School
Charles Preston
T. S. Platner
Vera Smith Kempf
Leo Courtney
Pleasant Valley
Robert Mead
Missouri
Myrtle Livingstone
Will Hansen
Henry Colliers
Alice Sizer
Bernice Lewis
Scotch Grove
Andrew Serbousek
Carson
Allenburg
Lloyd Preston
Boone
M.G. Alsever
Frank Serbousek
Scott Alexander
M G. Alsever
A. Burmeister
Lester
Frank Livingstone
Olive Stingley
James Young
George Andrews
Frank Petersen
Ida
H. S
Doutrick Dry Goods CO
H. C. Bohlken
Peabody
Anney
Peabody Shellbark Coal
Boy
DR. A. M. Maurice
Lovell Block
H. M. Reaugy
James Remley
Remley & Remley
Burrichter
Drygoods
J. W. Doxsee
Lowell Block
Lows
Herrick, Cash & Rhinehart
Monticello State Bank
Citizens’ State Bank
W. A. Mirick, M. D
South Cedar St
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W. F. Rohn
Monticello, Ia
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