Wyoming News Roundup Reflects Local Happenings
December notes from Wyoming Iowa include social visits and travel plans. Mentions Miss Maud Murry and Dr A W Hepler, Elder Albrook sermon at M E church, and George Finch moving to Colorado with a public sale. Also coverage of high school girls basketball at Olin and local business changes including F Dellitt selling to Home Lumber Co and John Folkerts buying the Clover Leaf Creamery building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Maud Murry
Preston
A. W. Hepler
A. W. Graham
LeClaire
Albrook
M EE
George Finch
Colorado
R. A. Preston
Mary
Gordonsville
Virginia
F. E. Russell
Russell
H. R. Keagy
Independence
A. M. McIntosh
Fred Martin
Williams House
Chas. T. Wood
Marion
Charles Sherman
Hahn
Cedar Rapids
Belle Plaine
Olin
Elsie Holub
Luda Cohoon
Mabel Schaefer
Laura Eichhorn
Mina Rohwedder
Dale Paul
Harold Wherry
T. G. Richardson
A. F. Dellitt
Home Lumber Company
North English
F. R. Williams
Dellitt
Cascade Community News Cabinet Dec 18 1906
Henry Ressler becomes the new mail carrier between Farley and Cascade. James Murray is ill at his home in West Cascade. Levi Dorcas of Lisbon visits the Robert Martin family. Co operative Creamery paid 1.35 per cwt for November milk. Sam Patterson Ezra Martin and J F Lehner return fromjury service in Dubuque. Residents attend Mrs Milan funeral at Clay Mills. Rev Theo Koopman Morrison Ill and Rev A M Tanner Malcom Iowa in the city. Alice Kingsley unable to teach due to grip. Emil Aegerter of Randolph Neb in the city and reports prosperity. Mrs Lucy Dunnigan called to Gilmore City by illness of daughter Mrs Taylor Beatty. Frank Wilcox travels to Cedar Falls to examine open fields for opportunities. Many attend John Ward funeral at Ward's Corners. decedent about 85. Rev Peter Bock called to Bareton Illinois. friends hope he declines. Fred W Kingsley sells Richland township farm to Green Bros retaining Graffort house and 5 acres for temporary home. James Mercer formerly Cascade now Pocahontas county elected to state legislature last November. B Y P A elects Archie Macomber president, Alice Kingsley vice president, Lettie Crawford secretary, Lillian Wallace organist for first half of 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Henry Ressler
Farley
James Murray
West Cascade
Levi Dorcas
Lisbon
Robert Martin
Co-operative Creamery Co
Sam Patterson
Ezra Martin
J. F. Lehner
Dubuque
Clay Mills
Milan
Theo. Koopman
Morrison
Illinois
A. M. Tanner
Malcom
Iowa
Alice Kingsley
Emil Aegerter
Randolph
Neb
Lucy Dunnigan
Gilmore City
Taylor Beatty
Frank Wilcox
Cedar Falls
Ward’s Corners
John Ward
Peter Bock
Bareton
Fred W. Kingsley
Richland Township
Green Bros
Fred
Graffort
James Mercer
Pocahontas County
Archie Macomber
Lettie Crawford
Lillian Wallace
Local Route News From Amboy and Nearby Towns
Rural Route No 2 reports a busy midweek with poultry deliveries to Anamosa visits by Mr and Mrs Jim Quigly at Dorsey and Gerd Toenjes buying Christmas gifts in Monticello. A Sherman county farm purchase by Garret Harms is noted along with illness news for John Kearns and farewell to Wy more Nebraska trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnson
Anamosa
Jim Quigly
Dorsey’s
Gerd Toenjes
Monticello
Geo. Schoon
Sylvia Kratz
Amber
Wm. Ricken
John Kearns
Strawberry Point
Garret Schoon
Henry
Wymore
Nebraska
Ed. B
John Rickels
John Harms
Pumpkinville
Wallace Grey
Castle Grove Christmas Notes From Castle Grove
Castle Grove reports include John Gillilan building a creamery and chicken house. D J Hogan shipped cattle from Prairieburg. A Christmas tree and program at the chapel is planned for Monday evening. Elsie Noble will spend holidays at home. Lutheran Christmas exercises at the church. Mrs W Eberhart and children visiting in Cramer and Pfeil homes. Captain A R O'Brien to begin chapel meetings next week. Hazel Howie unable to return to Monticello due to throat trouble. Minnie McLaughlin to return home from Dubuque for holidays. Mrs A W Cramer at Buck Creek for granddaughter's illness, who is improving. F D McLaughlin sidelined by a nail wound in foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
the Express
John Gillilan
D. J. Hogan
Prairieburg
Elsie Noble
Coe College
W. Eberhart
Manchester
Cramer
Pfeil
A. R. O’brien
Misa Hazel Howie
Monticello
Minnie McLaughlin
Dubuque
A. W. Cramer
Buck Creek
F. D. McLaughlin
Local Notes From Center Junction Mix of Visits and Events
Center Junction reports residents and visitors with travels to Anamosa Wyoming Chicago Spokane Monticello and Hopkinton. Dr Inglis of Monticello made a call. Mrs Dawson returned from California. A moving picture show at M EK church is planned and Presbyterian Christmas exercises will be held. W W Crawford now Monmouth High principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable McNielly
Anamosa
Mies Nell White
Wyoming
Charles Livingstone
Chicago
Hal Smith
Spokane
Washington
Inglis
Monticello
Thomas Dawson
California
M. EK
Presbyterian Church
David Smith
Hopkinton
Andrew McDonald
Frank Serbousek
W. W. Crawford
Monmouth High School
Local Notices from Amber and Surrounding Areas
District news mentions H P Lincoln in South Dakota this week and Charles Thompson the Clinton salesman visiting today. Andrew McDonald showing slight improvement. Charles Cheshire of Anamosa was here on business yesterday. Thomas English, longtime Jackson township resident, died last week at age 80. Relatives planned a surprise birthday for H Dirks yesterday his fiftyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
H. P. Lincoln
South Dakota
Charles Thompson
Clinton
Andrew McDonald
Charles Cheshire
Anamosa
Thomas English
Jackson Township
H. Dirks
The Ball In Lawn Tennis and Golf Focus
J Parmly Paret notes that tennis players often lift their eyes before striking, misjudging net height and court lines while reaching for the ball. He contrasts this with rifle, bowling, and billiards habits and explains golf demands eye displacement for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Parmly Paret
America
Ocean floor clay rich in cosmic debris and fossils
The deep Pacific and Indian Ocean floors are covered with vitreous refuse containing volcanic rock, pumice, meteoric iron, sharks teeth and whale ear bones. These deposits likely originate from cosmic dust and meteoric fragments washed into the seas. Dr Coffman of Davenport will be at Lovell House December 26 for free eye examinations and glasses fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Indian
J. C. van Dyke
Coffman
Davenport
Lovell House
Cornell College Orchestra Delivers Seasonal Program
The Cornell College orchestra directed by Prof. George Pierce drew a large Tuesday audience and received strong praise for Danube Waves, Stiefmutterchen, and Faust selections. Soloists Jean Eleanor Jenks and Wendell Heighton impressed, with Heighton earning three acclaimed cello encores and Jenks declining a repeat performance without her own violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell College
George Pierce
Ivanovici
Erichs
Faust
Jean Eleanor Jenks
Miss Boyd
Cornell
Barnes
School of Oratory
Wallace
Pierce
Alma Fuller Pierce
Leonard Jean Eleanor Jenks
Largo
Cece Eee Rece
Haydn Messrs
Smails
Gilchrist
Heighton
Ioanavid Reading
Cse
Veces Scenes
Massenet
Mendelssohn
Strauss Orchestra
Geo. L. Pierce
Mt. Vernon
Neraday
Gillet Wendell Heighton
Stiefmutterchen
Ebrichs
Definite Aim Cited as Key to Achievement
A speaker urges a fixed plan as essential for any success. The idea that education talent and genius cannot replace a definite aim is stressed. A father praises his son’s keen eye for proportion while a distracted man struggles with a cake dish.
Bragley Restaurant Waiters Considered as Candidates
A brief chat notes that Bragley and Wig discuss waiters from Bragley Haven carrying influence, suggesting they would be strong political contenders if they entered politics. The exchange highlights public perception of workers’ influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bragley
Wigway
Impertinent Neighbor Probed about Smith and Alice
A lighthearted New York Times item notes gossip about Mr. Smith and Alice, with children remarking they may enter the parlor during his visits. The tone suggests teasing social chatter rather than a formal report.
Culture as Legacy Beyond College Learnings
In a brief exchange, Cleverton notes Duffins focuses on pleasures as his only worry while a college president defines culture as what endures after formal learning fades from memory. The dialogue contrasts wealth with lasting human values.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Doxsee
George Dorsey
Wm. Rieken
Bove
Wayne
Clover Leaf
John E. Folkerts
A Matthiessen
Wayne Township
Jones
Henry George
W. St. Hanken’s Place
Center Junction
The
Deatrick Dry Goods Co
Silk
Wishing You All A Merry Christmas Doutrick Dry Goods CO
Cornell Orchestra
Wendell Heighton
Des Moines
Wells
Minnesota
John Barnes
Oratory
Alma Futler Pierce
Edwin D. Smails
Fremont
J. Milton Gilchrist
Waukon
Frank B. Simpson
Louise Kocher
Lucy Moody Loyd
Jennie Anderson
Marie Doran
Herman Pierce
Norma Safely
Mina E. Howson
Vialas
Alva Nissley
Addie M. Angell
Cellus
Fred Smith
Harold Chapman
Charles R. Pollock
Edwin Schwank
W. M. Atwood
Flutte
Arthur KE. Esgate
Oiors
Paul Billingsly
B. Vincent Crawford
Cornetts
Harry L. Adams
Reinbeck
F. . Neff
Joseph T. Beadle
Harold Knight
Rhea M. West
Frank C. Wicham
Tymphany
Duane Hunt
Fred A. Weeks
St. Paul
Minn
Almy Fuller Pierce
Mt. Ternon
Holiday Footwear
Ladies’ Home Journal
Jersey
Stuhlers
Dashaway
Duffins
Cleverton
St. George’s Hospital
London
Fish
Indiana
Ision
New York
Diamond Creamery Co
N. Schoen
West Third St
Cedar Rapids, Ia
Old Reliable Harness Shop
C. W. Brown
Kip Groves
Johnson-Stuhler Clothing Company
Monticello, Towa
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