Wyoming Wedding and Telephone Co-op Formation in Madison
In Wyoming on February 26 Miss Elva Alden wed Thomas Broderson at the bride’s home in Madison township with Rev. H. E. Wilcox officiating. The event followed by a substantial repast and plans to begin housekeeping on the Alden Sisters farm. Also, the Wyoming Mutual Telephone Company was formed from two consolidating firms with 200 shareholders and an authorized capital of 10 000 dollars. Officers include James Inglis president and W. N. French vice president. The new system will operate on a mutual plan, with central operators engaged and two central offices united as weather permits.
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Elva Alden
Thos. Broderson
Madison Township
H. E. Wilcox
A. G. Alden
Alden Sisters
Julius Behnke
Wyoming Mutual Telephone Company
James Inglis
W. N. French
J. Ingwersen
P. 8
Jansen
John Thomsen
John Jansen
S. G. Hutton
B. A. Woodworth
J. M. French
Telephone Corporation
Wm. Wilkins
Prof. Beebe
W. W. Bronson
Hazel Embree
Mae Platner
Gladys Beckwith
Robert Platner
R. M. Corbit
J.S. Brownell
Hawthorne Club
A. A. Vaughn
Washington
R. S. Mann
Greeley
Mann
Wyoming
Andreas Jansen
Onslow
C. C. Haun
C. Brainard
Davenport
K. D. Chassell
Pennsylvania
Opera House
Park Chamberlain
Anamosa
W. Evans Jr
Eagle Grove
Isaac Cook
Dixon
Illinois
Harry Cook
C. E. Walston
Olin
W.N. Morse
Hale
Stella Lindsey
Clara Thomson
Glendive
Montana
Visitors in Clinton and nearby towns noted
A few months with friends in Wyom E. N. Stoitel and wife were visitors in Clinton last week. The Bay View club meets with Mrs. Stephenson tonight. C. B. Price is in Chicago on business this week. A. CO. Close is spending a few days at Anamoga.
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Wyoming
E. N. Stoitel
Clinton
Bay View
Sunday talks and town notes fill Center Junction listings
Mrs Rev P M Phillips gave apsalms talk at the M B H church reviewing Sunday School lessons. Frank Caldwell lectured in the opera house with pictures and advertised land in Texas. Numerous residents and visitors are noted with school events travel and local commerce.
Death of Mrs. J. L. Siebels and local moves at Castle Grove
Mrs. J L Siebels died at her Castle Grove home after a brief illness from a ruptured artery. Friends gathered for a farewell luncheon at Mr and Mrs Cramer’s as they relocate to Monticello. M F Byrne and family plan to move to Farmington Minnesota. The Downerville creamery foundation is being removed signaling closure of Castle Grove’s last industrial link.
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Castle Grove
J. L. Siebels
Lutheran Church
A. W. Uoramer
Cramer
Monticello
M. F. Byrne
Farmington
Minnesota
Mrs. Byrne
Gopher
Downerville
Castle
Local Notes Mention Visits and Events in Town
Grove shows barren patch where it stood as weather proves spring delay. Wild ducks seen last week before leaving southern haunts. EB & Orcutt visited Dubuque to see wife at Finley hospital. Mrs Orcutt recovering and to return home this week. Fred Broenemann and wife plan to move to Montana this week. Earl Gillilan surprise party held. good time reported. Frank Caldwell to give illustrated lecture on Mexico and Rio Grande at School House No 2 Wednesday. Farm help scarce. some men could find work. Mrs F C Cramer sent to Hopkinton for illness and death of Mrs McDonald. Miss Margaret Hogan of Cedar Rapids visiting. Mr and Mrs H N Appleby attended A W Cramer party. Mrs John Hasler returned from Anamosa sanitarium. Dr Hejinian of Anamosa made a local call. Mrs F M Benedict still at Cass township home. Annual township school elections due next Monday. Little Ruth Cunningham ill with pneumonia.
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Center Junction
P. M. Phillips
M. BH
Frank Caldwell
Opera House
Texas
Kate Maurice
M. G. Alsever
William V. Phillins
Fayette
Ottumwa
Alsover
Myrtle Livingstone
Independence
Will Leech
Frank Serbousek
Will
Chicago
Forest Craig
Himebaugh
Scotch Grove
Manchester
Sam Alexander
Blanche Collier
Ross Stingley
Ella Loomis
Lyceum
Black Oak
Our Town
Mead
Will Alexander
Luella McDonald
Blanche Vollier
M. Q. Alsever
Monticello
Fred Preas
Laurel
Nebraska
M.G. Alsever
Ft. Dodge
Frank McNeilly
Springville
Wyoming
C. Overley
Henry Schlimmer
Eldridge
C. W. Frey
Lottie Rice
Belle Moncrief
Hila Loomis
John Jetter
Portland
Oregon
Mr. Tarbox
Anamosa
van Slyke Sale
Des Moines
Roy Sanderson
Mt. Vernon
John Klineck
John Livingstone
Merlin Moses
Mr. Rogers
Maquoketa
Elmer Hubbard
George Preston
C. W. Preston
Arthur Glick
Olin
Frank Sutherland
Glenn Platner
Scott Alexander
Onslow
Sam Thompson
Grove
Orcutt
Dubuque
Finley Hospital
Fred Broenemann
Ryan
Montana
Earl Gillilan
Mexico
Rio Grande
F. C. Cramer
Hopkinton
McDonald
Margaret Hogan
Cedar Rapids
James Hogan
H. N. Appleby
Union Township
A. W. Cramer
John Hasler
Anamosa Sanitarium
Hejinian
F. M. Benedict
Cass Township
Ruth Cunningham
A. D. Jansen
Rockwell City
David Orr
W. H. Orr
Clay
Young
A. E. Noyen
Stamford
South Dakota
Clinton
Mercy Hospital
Fred McLaughlin
Dakota
H. Underwood
H. F. Paul
James Spencer
George Sears
Ralph Conley
Frank Conley
Henry Fresman
A. W. McMaster
Carl Greiser
Waterloo
Henry Reade
E. E. Jeffries
E. N. Anderson
Madison Village
Roy Streeper
Mildred Lamey
Ooe
James Forsyth
Tama
George Sears Jr
Jansen Anniversary Social Honors German Community
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Jansen celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary in Onslow with a supper at the hotel and a dance in the opera house attended by about 100 relatives and friends. The Maquoketa orchestra provided music and relatives from Rockwell City and distant parts of the state joined the celebration.
Amber News Briefs From Ida County Towns
Amber items report Henry Crain visiting relatives in Ida county and returning home. Seneke moves to Charles Leggett’s Jackson township farm. Mrs. Alex Robertson learns of her brother's Chicago death. Frank Bailey from Rochester NY visits his children. New Route 4 carrier John Belknap appointed. Charles Leggett relocates to Madison township. Harry Witham and the Gray boys haul lumber and stone for barn construction. Henry Harris aids barn building with lumber.
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Amber
Henry Crain
Ida County
Seneke
Charles Leggett
Jackson Township
Alex Robertson
Chicago
Frank Bailey
Rochester
New York
John Belknap
Madison Township
Harry Witham
Excelsior Springs
Henry Harris
Gray Boys
Prairieburg Notes: Town Folks Leave, Travel, and Arrivals
February 25 Prairieburg report lists residents departing for Clarion Cedar Rapids and Spooner others visiting Marion Springville and St Charles Illinois. Local moves include Kula hauling sand for a new dwelling walker entering soldiers home Morrison hauling oats Barker class gathering Powers returns from St Charles visit and Smith family trip to Monticello grip illness and church services close new liveryman Yarolim serving as mail messenger and others arrival from Anamosa.
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Prairieburg
M.C. Walker
Marshalltown
Adam Flockhart
Flockhart
Paul Morrison
Hattie Barker
U. S
Nnner
Jennie Burnside
Central City
Cedar Rapids
Julia Powers
St. Charles
Illinois
Seward Smith
Monticello
F. McLaughlin
Ed Yarolim
Cyseland
Anamosa
Scotch Grove Social Study Class Planned
Scotch Grove February 25 A social study class will be organized for locals meeting at the parsonage next Wednesday evening March 5 All are invited. The Willing Workers meet Wednesday with Mrs Henry Carson and are preparing for a spring sale. Mr and Mrs D O Sinclair hosted a party of young people recently. Mrs Robert Clark visits her daughter Mrs Arthur B Norris at Paynesville Minnesota. Mrs John Sutherland visits her son in Cedar Rapids. Alex Sutherland shipped a carload of hogs Tuesday.
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Scotch Grove
Henry Carson
D. O. Sinclair
Robert Clark
Arthur B. Norris
Paynesville
Minnesota
John Sutherland
Cedar Rapids
Alex Sutherland
Behrends Family Noted in Rural Community Scene
On February 26 Rural Route 38 residents Wm Behrends Bennie Behrends and sister Augusta visited Ben Behrends home. A basket social at Ma rage school netted 14 dollars. J F Moore and son George visited W Atchison home. Alva Behrends plans a short stay.
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Messrs
Bennie Behrends
Augusta
Fred Reuter
Dora Schatz
Ben Behrends
Marage School
J. F. Moore
George
W. Atchison
Alva Behrends
Remarkable Record Of Mrs Barnts Descendants
Mrs Mary Barnts died in Monticello Iowa at age 89 after being born February 22 1824 in Pittsburg Pennsylvania She left 7 children 44 grandchildren and 50 great grandchildren with six of her 13 children predeceasing her The Express chronicled her passing last week showing an extraordinary family lineage
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Mary Barnts
the Express
Pittsburg
Pensylvania
Monticello
Iowa
Senator Root Praises Uncle Joe Cannon as Real
Sioux City Journal notes Senator Root praising Uncle Joe Cannon as real, a rarity in politics. The keynote remarks highlight Cannon's authenticity amid a changing political climate.
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Sioux City Journal
Senator Root
Uncle Joe Cannon
Good at Remembering
Topeka Capital notes a cautionary line about a man with past delinquencies and his wife who never forgets, reflecting local commentary on memory and judgment.
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Topeka
American Magazine March number features multiple fiction and humor
Hidna Ferber David Grayson Raymond Ward Hofflund Harl Derr Biggers Angelo de Angelis and Arnold Bennett contribute fiction to the March issue. James Montgomery Flagg and E W Howe offer humor. Departments Interesting People and The Interpreter's House are highlighted. Omaha Bee notes a tax relief remark about car style choices.
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Hidna Ferber
David Grayson
Raymond Ward Hofflund
Harl Derr Biggers
Uav
Angelo de Angelis
Arnold Bennett
James Montgomery Flage
E. W. Howe
Final reports filed for Jones county estates
Notices announce final reports of executors administrators guardians and trustees in Jones county estates have been filed with the Clerk of the District Court Anamosa Iowa. A final hearing and approval are set for March 4 1913 at the court to hear exceptions and determine approval of all or any reports.
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District Court
Jones County
F. W. Royden
Benson L. Hoyt
H. M. Carpenter
Mary Smith
Anamosa
Iowa
G. A. Fisher
Law Firm Ad Promotes General Practice in Anamosa IA
James Remury Remley and Remley Attorneys at Law announce general practice coverage in Anamosa Iowa. Located on Main Street opposite Easterly Hotel on the first floor.
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Anamose
Iowa
Main Street
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Mathilda Moore
L. Allamand
Emma Behrends
Reuter
W. Balsinger
P. Koester
Laura Rogers
Vann
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Uncle Joe
Omaha
Bea
H. M. Remley
James Remury
Remley & Remley
Harry E. Netcott
Independence, Iowa
Nemo Corsets
Doutrick Dry Goods Co
Yellow Pine
Central Lumber & Coal Company
G. P. Rockstad
Seerese
Fried Bros
George Stuhler
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