Death of Thos S Hubbard in Glasco Kansas at 84
Thos S Hubbard died at his Glasco home February 13 1900 in his 85th year. Born June 5 1815 in New York City he migrated to Dixon and later Iowa before moving to Glasco in 1879. He left four children two living with parents one in Denver and another near Dixon Illinois. He was nearly 85, sound of mind and memory though hearing declined and he spoke of death without fear.
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Glasco
Kansas
Thos. S. Hubbard
Thos
Storm Hubbard
New York City
Dixon
Catherine Cessler
Independence
Iowa
Castle Grove
Jones County
Denver
Colorado
Dixon Illinois
Local News from Onstow and Nearby Towns
H D Hall can go out again in Onstow. Fannie Noyes visits Maquoketa. teachers spent Sunday there. Orr and Graham receive a carload of buggies. Jessie Brown returns from Parnell. Lyman Osborn attends to Mr Sokol's lumber business. Geo Sokol and Lester Russell resume studies at Ames. Mrs Sokol returns from Des Moines. Mrs Bluth visits Oxford Junction. Mrs Davis of Persia IA visits J T Johnson’s family. Mr Thomas J Corbit married in Chicago. they stay on the farm near town. Ten cars of stock depart for Chicago. list of names accompanying them. Christie Scroggie and Mrs Roy Walters suffer a severe forehead cut from a sleigh accident. four stitches. Sleigh damaged only by a broken single tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Hall
Fannie Noyes
Maquoketa
Orr & Graham
Jessie Brown
Parnell
Lyman Osborn
Sokol
Geo. Sokol
Lester Russell
Ames
Des Moines
Bluth
Oxford Junction
Davis
Persia
J. T. Johnson
Thos
J. Corbit
Chicago
J. B. Johnnston
R. 8. Vaughn
M. Carstine
Peter Schmalfeldt
M. M. Franks
Ira Stimson
J. K. Johnston
Christie Scroggie
Roy Walters
Condit and locals in Cass update includes travels and moves
Ernest Condit was in Chicago last week and Harry Barlow with Condit marketed hogs. Bert Muzzy works in a Chicago suburb. John and Thos Maherty rent the Silbey farm. Edith Cunningham visited Manchester with her sister Mrs Ferris. Frank Flaherty moved to Anamosa after retirement. Rural mail delivery not yet arrived. speculation about “Our Bob” calling.
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Cass
Ernest Condit
Chicago
A. O. Stickle
Bert Muzzy
P. Hayes
Harry Barlow
Ilmer Ketcham
John
Thos. Maherty
Silbey
Edith Cunningham
Kairns Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary at Home
Wednesday February 14 marks the fiftieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Kairns of East Wayne. Guests include neighbors and most children, with Joseph absent due to bad weather. gifts include two chairs. A. J. Schoonover gave the presentation speech and the couple, who wed February 14 1850 in Mooretown New York, plan to move to Strawberry Point Iowa. Nine children born. four have died, five remain: Elizabeth Heasty Kansas Margaret Jewett Elsie Walker Strawberry Point Joseph Anamosa James on the home farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kairns
East Wayne
Joseph
A. J. Schoonover
Strawberry Point
Kairns
Mooretown
New York
Canada
Iowa
Elizabeth Heasty
Kansas
Margaret Jewett
Elsie Walker
Anamosa
James
Church Notices and Obituary in Monticello
The column lists church notice updates for U B and Congregational churches with sermons and Sunday services. It reports the death of Mrs. Clarissa B. Brown, aged 78, at West Bend Iowa, detailing her life in Monticello, Iowa, owarded by her sons William Ralston and W S Brown and noting burial with her Bible.
Calkins Promoted To Direct Iowa Freight Supervision
Ransom M. Calkins of Monticello rises to supervise all Iowa freight for the Milwaukee road. He will still handle Des Moines division passenger service while overseeing state freight with four division agents reporting to him. The Milwaukee road runs 1,940 Iowa miles and presents a heavy workload for the new role.
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Ransom M. Calkins
Monticello
Towa
Milwaukee
R. M. Calkins
Iowa
D. W. Keyes
Calkins
Milwaukee Company
Des Moines
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Onstow
U. B
Carlton
Toledo
Congregational Church
M. KE
Clarissa B. Brown
W. J. Brown
West Bend
Brown
Mrs. Brown
Page
Binghamton
Delaware County
Ohio
Toronto
Clinton County
Galligan
Castle Grove Township
Maagark Galligan
Monticello State Bank
Jones
Auditor of State
Ouce 66
Case Keen
Davenport
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Sundry
Ags
State OF
F.M. Hicks
H. M. Carpenter
F. M. Hicks
M. Carpenter
P.M. Hicks
R. P. Smith
Wm. Stahler
O. H. Soursa
Lowell State Bank
Inns of Town
Coiin
ARN Due Clearing House
Mobili
State OF Iowa
George L. Lovell
R. CC. Stirton
Georrge L. Lovell
R. C. Stirvon
Geo. L. Lovell
H. C. Stirton
Sean
Leonard Arduser
J. §. Haln
J. W. Doxser
Wa. Schodde
H. Sandhouse
Independent School Corporation of
Sonool House Fund
Bal
TGOL
Widehavy Tinton
Board of Education
KE. E. Hicks
R.C
Liinance Com
Rh. P. Sairu
Monticello, Ilowa
J. O. Lawrence
R. C. Stirton
It. P. Smith
Y. Monticello
Buck
John Coollman
Gerhart Atken
Andrew Scroggie
Onslow
C. R. Scroggie
W. D. Garrison
Wyoming
District Court
Matt Miller
John Miller
Richard Dawson
George Snowden
Anna Eliza Matthiessen
George, Mary and
Hans Matthi
Ana Trees
Hartman, C’k District
Clara B. Shatter
Clara B. Shaffer
J. A Hartman
District Court of Jones Co
J W Doxsetr
Hannah Niburz
Hannah Kiburz
Hartman
Jones Co
J. W. Doxszz
Stubler’s
GEO. Stuhler & Sons
William Gniligno
A. D
Maggie Galliaan
Randministratrix
M. W Herrick
Malachi Cashen
Sear
Ricklef Gerdaes
Frank Atman
Frank Altman
J. A. Hartman
M. W. Herrick
John Skahill
Seas
Oregon
Yours
W. Brown
the City Laundry
J. A. Miller & Co., Proprietors
Keepers
Chicago Tribune
United States
Qomahu World-Herald
Inquirer
the World-Herald
World-Herald
Pest
Eureka
Standard Oil CO
Mundell
Parker
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