Death of Wm Pfeil and local moves reported in Castle Grove
Local items note the death of William Pfeil of Mapleton Monona county Iowa aged 44 after pneumonia following grip. Earlier notices include moved families Chas Hogg family onto Frank Howie's farm and John Sechlemer family from Bowens Prairie to Edgar Stubbard farm. Other society events and travel reports accompany the town record.
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Caster Grove
C. Pfeil
Chas. Hogg
Frank Howie
Sewing Society
J. A. McLaughlin
Geo. Poppe
Fd Miller
Frank Clouse
John Sechlemer
Bowen’s Prairie
Edgar Stubbard
Jas. Thompson
Nell Gearhart
Hopkinton
Cramer
Frank Miller
Iowa
South Dakota
Maude Lyons
Center Junction
Lenox College
Wapkinton
Wm. Pfeil
Monona County
Towa
Conrad Pfeil
8. C. Pfeil
William Pfeil
Honey Creek
Sac County
Wisconsin
Mapleton
Clinton
Jones County
Langworthy
Castle Grove Township
Belle Gillilan
Pfeil
T. ST. Benson
Rockford
Center Junction Local Notes Highlight Births and Visits
Wm Bohler and wife welcomed a baby boy. Anna Canty visited Seek Grove. J P McDonald moved to Winterset. Piano tuner C J Boreker in town. Nat Felton injured coasting. Ora Miller ill but improving. Mr and Mrs W W Davis visited Amber. Mrs Wm Walsh visiting Center Junction. Lisle Williamson ill at grandfather Robin Williamson's. Mary Coder returned from Vermont. Presbyterian services held nightly with large crowds. Nearby schools closed and youths return to town. Center Junction high school to entertain at Hall for library fundraiser. Community urged to attend in support of the school.
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Cesten Juxebox
Wm. Bohler
Anna Canty
Sealeh Grove
J.P. McDonald
Winterset
C.J. Boreker
Nat Felton
Ora Miller
C. N. Cook
W. W. Davis
Amber
Bailey
Wm. Walsh
Center Junction
Lisle Williamson
Bert Williamson
Robin Williamson
Mary Coder
Vermont
Presbyterian Church
J. ¥. Dawson
Greenfield No
Nellie White
Black Oak
Center Junction High School
Onslow News Batch Notices and a Tragic Death
Onslow reports visiting John Paul in Dallas county and Bluth Oltson in Chicago buying goods. Miss Lou Noyes travels to Cedar Rapids for eye consultation. Many railroad ties arrive. Sam Richardson handles them. W H McKean hauls walnut logs to Cedar Rapids. The community mourns Roy Russell 24, Ira Stimpson's clerk, died after illness at a hotel. Funeral set for Wednesday. remains to grand father Hon John Russell.
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Onslow
John Paul
K. H. Paul
Dallas County
J. H. Bluth
Bluth & Oltson
Chicago
Lou Noyes
Cedar Rapids
Dr. Kegley
Sam’ Richardson
W.H. McKean
Roy Russell
Ira Stimson
Robt. Russell
John Russell
Local notes from Amber Iowa district dated January
Mary Hines is ill. R H Meill moves to Platner house near town. Ben Engelberts occupies farm bought from Meill. Ella Foust visits sister Mrs Spencer Giles at Conrad South Dakota. Joseph Kearns and family depart for new home in Clay County Iowa. James P Younger pays 0.90 per cwt for four pounds of milk for January ninth. Ephriam Steckle ill with cancer in liquid nourishment. Otten dies at daughter Mrs Henry Dirks home Scotch Grove township. HH Hartman buys Sam Alspaugh farm near Fairview but possession March 1 1802.
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Mary Hines
R. H. Meill
Ben Engelberts
Ella Foust
Spencer Giles
Conrad
South Dakota
Joseph Kearns
Clay County
Iowa
James P. Younger
Ephriam Steckle
Otten
Henry Dirks
Scotch Grove Township
HH. Hartman
Sam Alspaugh
Fairview
Local notes and court listings from Anamosa area
Caas February 27 updates include residents ill at home and travel plans. Farms rented, visitors in town, and a Shady Lane creamery restart March 1. March term of the District Court at Anamosa opens Monday with a light docket of probate and civil cases listed, including guardianships and numerous civil suits.
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Anamosa
Treichler
Alice AL Gillette
I. W. Sigworth
Acnor
Lucetta Stevens
Peter Strong
T. O. Hines
Jeff Smith
Willie Foley
Lyman P. Sigworth
Will L. Finley Et al
P. S. Sherman
Hannah Kiburz
Edwin Mills
Margaret Conlin
Esstate
Joseph French
Charles P. Henderson
Congregational Church notices and communion update
The Congregational church schedules morning and evening services as usual and postpones next Sunday’s communion for two weeks. Rev. Dr. Douglass will visit Monticello in one week. Secretary Smith will set a later date. Members may join by confession of faith and notify officers. This first communion in the new church is expected to be an interesting occasion.
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Congregational Church
Douglass
Home Missions
Monticello
Smith
Sermons and sale notices from local churches and residence listing
No morning sermon at the Presbyterian church due to dedication in Castle Grove with Sabbath school at the usual hour. Rev C H P Mor t will preach in the evening. MFE church sermons next Sunday addressed to masses and not to any class. Rev Franklin K E Brooke of First U B Church Cedar Rapids will preach at UB church morning and evening. The late Sarah T Perley residence in town’s west part offered for sale on advantageous terms. Inquiries to RR M Hicks.
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Presbyterian Church
Castle Grove
C. H. Purmott
M. FE
Franklin KE. Brooke
First
U. B. Church
Cedar Rapids
UB. Church
Sarah T. Perley
RR. M. Hicks
Nosed Him Out Sauerkraut Twist In California Mining
In a Sacramento area mining district a storekeeper stored a suspected spoiled barrel in a shed. A Dutch miner guided him to open it, revealing sauerkraut from Holland hidden in the barrel. The discovery sparked a rush as the kraut sold for a dollar a pound and drew miners from miles around.
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California
C. W. Haskins
Sacramento
Dot
Holland
Cape Horn
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