Wyoming Hosts Order of Eastern Star Installation and Local Notes
The Wyoming chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a public officer installation with a ladies buffet. New officers were elected and welcomed by Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart as installing officer. A silver meat fork was presented to Stewart for her six years as founder mother. The issue also covers county supervisors, local visitors, obituaries, business moves, and seasonal snow as the town prepares for winter activities.
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Wyoming
The
Order of Astern Star
W. M
Ida Pealer
R. L. Seneff
A. M
Fannie Wilcox
Mary Pealer
A. C
Hazel Embree
J. W. Waite
Treas
Sarah Kegley
Ada
Pearl Rogers
Ruth
Lizzie Behnke
Esther
Hazel Reade
Martha
Hattie Wilkins
Electa
Katherine Bronson
Janet Waite
Marshal
Florance Spencer
Daisy Overley
Charles Rogers
Elizabeth Stewart
Cedar Rapids
E. N. Stoffel
Stewart
Stara
Pelkey
Mesdames Limbree
Wilkins
Stoffel
Platner
Rev. Depuy
Rose Hodge
Nial Hogeboom
A. A. Vaughn
Mae Statler
Clara Depuy
Jones County
Board of County Supervisors
Board of Supervisors
Martin Briggs
St. Paul
M. H. Calkins
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Briggs
Martin
J. A. Ashcraft
Marshalltown
Home Lumber Co
Ashcraft
Masonic Lodge
W.M
R. L. Seneft
C. CO. Overley
J. W
Orla Newell
E. N. Stofttel
Wm. Wilkins
J. D
J. N. Swordes
R. M. Corbit
Hans Knoutsen
Hans Knutsen Jr
Charlotte
Clifford Iosty
Des Moines
Presbyterian Church
Nickiess
Stanley
Lenox College
W. G. Krause
Local Council Meeting Closes Quiet Session
The council room hosted an evening session with routine business addressed. Friday evening many youths enjoyed themselves at a Garrison home. Teachers have returned to duties and school work resumes. The Maud Stevens Concert Co. is set for January 23.
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Monmouth
Wyoming
Center Junction Marriage Promises New Nebraska Home
Miss Edna Glenn Wright of Scotch Grove wed Mr. Raymond Walraven of North Van Nebraska on Friday evening at 5 30 at the bride’s uncle Ernest Wright home. Rev. P. M. Phillips officiated and the couple plan to move to Nebraska on February 1 for their future home.
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Center Junction
Edna Glenn Wright
Scotch Grove
Raymond Walraven
North van
Nebraska
Ernest Wright
P. M. Phillips
Harry Hudson
Springville
Muscatine
Ed Springer
Grundy Center
Mr. Springer
Mary Robertson
Anamosa
Mattie Robertson
Amber
Sadie Wright
Mary Herman
Wyoming
Blanche Leight
H. H. Moyer
Des Moines
Ferguson
Monticello
John Letze
van Voorm
Gertie Ray
Marion
Merlin Moses
J. HE. Livingstone
Frank
Lee Coder
Guendlen
Cedar Rapids
Guy McDonald
Jim Alexander
Stanwood
Gladys Smith
C. G. Dykes
John Weir
C.M. Felton
Sioux City
Bessie Welch
Clinton
Fairview
Bernice Lewis
W.S. Pangburn
Will Redmond
John Klineck
John Alexander
Anamonsi
Onslow News Notebook From Madison Village And Beyond
January notes from Onslow report visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Noyes and Mrs. Lou Hasler at Madison Village, descriptions of dwindling local houses, a stock train moving through the area, and business updates from Franks & Son. Also mentions health of Daniel Cooley, care by Allie Feehan, and household moves of Ford Frostler and Mrs. Orr.
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W Onslow
Noyes
Lou Hasler
I. L. Anderson
Madison Village
Wyoming
Wyoming and
Anamosa Road
Anderson
Tabor
Maquoketa
Daniel Cooley
Cooley
Allie Feehan
Anamosa
Franks
Local notes and New Year updates in a small town
The Orr boy injured after a fall from a horse at Christmas is recovering with plans for convalescence. A Christian Endeavor watch party welcomed New Year’s Eve at the opera house. Dr Worthington plans to move to Oak Park Illinois with belongings packed. Belden Dennison assists in Hopkinton with lumber invoicing. John Miller of Anamosa visited his parents on New Year’s Day. School resumed on Monday.
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Orr
Christian Endeavor Society
Opera House
Dr. Worthington
Oak Park
Illinois
Belden Dennison
Hopkinton
John Miller
Anamosa
Cascade Notes Installations and Local Happenings
The Masonic and Eastern Star hold an installation with a musical program and refreshments at Masonic headquarters this evening. Notables include Billy Baldwin arriving from British Columbia to visit relatives. Community updates list marriages, deaths, visits, and travels among Cascade residents and nearby towns.
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Masonic
Eastern Star
Billy Baldwin
Britten Columbia
Baldwin
Carrie Leytem
J.T. Bevan
Clara C. Wise
Baain
Wyoming
Cascade
Dan Dixon
Rogers
Prof
Cruisenberry
James Aitchison
GO. A. Tenny
The
Baptist Church
Des Moines
George Hice
Kadoka
South Dakota
John Hosch
Randolph and O'Neill
Nebraska
John Maloy
Bernard
Chas. Spielman
DA W Hug
A. P. Hamil
Chicago
Christy Russenl
Dubuque
James Fagan Jr
Sioux City
Prairieburg Notes from January Firm up Town Life
Prairieburg hosts a Monticello party seeking a hotel site. M B E Aids to plan a bazaar. Teachers Bland and Platner return to duties after holidays. Lumbers, dray, and residence moves reshape town commerce. Visits from Miller and Rothsey residents noted amid a scarlet fever case near the Reider home.
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Prairieburg
Monticello
M. BE. Aid Society
C. H. Hanolad
C. E. Bland
Benson Farm
Stock Place
Sam Reed
Rothsey
Minnesota
Walter Brown
Miller
South Dakota
Reider
Burg
John A. Walker
Albert Lea
Anna Wenger
Roy Truesdell
Lenox
Louis Washburn
Jack Crilley
Columbia's Ensign in Pekin Reflects Ties to China
A historical reflection on U.S. and British policy in China, opium trade, migration, and diplomacy. It notes American conduct from 1843 onward, Burlingame’s mission, Chinese modernization, and the role of missionaries and schools, ending with Columbia's flag seen in Pekin.
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Parkish
Ben. Kidd
Certan
America
Tientsin
Li Hung-Chang
U.S
San Francisco
Turkey
Golden Gate
Oberlin College
China
St. Louis Exposition
Fair Grounds
Washington
Chicago
U. S
Congress
Japan
Shanghai
Canton
Dr. Martin
Wheaton
Burlingame
Sec. Hay
College Prade
Ail Prades
Columbia
Pekin
Farmers Mutual Meeting Set at Castle Grove Next Saturday
Castle Grove announces its Farmers Mutual Insurance association annual meeting will be held next Saturday at 1 o'clock p m. Every member is urged to attend due to potentially important business. Also notes residents traveling, visits by Olive Cartano and Doris Northrop from Monticello, and local weather and family updates.
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Castle Grove
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association
Will
Gerhard Eileen
Blue Springs
Nebraska
J.A. McLaughlin
Ravinia
South Dakota
B.H. Hanken
Langworthy
Ed Jones
Rural News From Various Towns and Notices
Miss Augusta Behrends plans a Brownsdale visit for several weeks. John Balster Jr and sister Anna visited Castle Grove Tuesday and Wednesday. Miss Mathilda Moore visits friends in Marion and Cedar Rapids this week. The two Anna Deckers were Sunday visitors at the J Martinsen. Oscar Ambuehl left for Sheboygan to attend school. Conrad Mardorf spent Sunday with Rev C Mardorf and family. A Allamand and J Balster sold hogs this week. Royal Neighbors propose a question for next Tuesday’s meeting. Eyes tested and glasses fitted by Dr L QG Stabler. Dr Puleston offers rupture treatment by the fidelity method.
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Augusta Behrends
Brownsdale
Minnesota
John Balster Jr
Anna
Castle Grove
Mathilda Moore
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Anna Deckers
J. Martinsen
Oscar Ambuehl
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Conrad Mardorf
Rev. C. Mardorf
A. Allamand
J. Balster
State Senator Sentenced Over $200 Bribe
An Onlio state senator received a three year prison term after admitting to accepting a $200 bribe. Officials call the case a reminder against small corruption. The Topeka State Journal adds a satirical note on peace plenipotentiaries being adept at bluffing.
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Sioux Falls
Topeka State Journal
Peace Plenipotentiaries
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Messrs. P. S. Slocum
F.Q. Brown
Europe
Asia
Ma Soo
China Republican
England
India
Hankow
United States
Far East
Tyler
Tao Kuang
Yellow Sea
Anson Burlingame
Pacific
Tokyo
Dr. L. QG. Stabler
Puleston
Doutrick Dry Goods Co
Arctis
Arctic
Beacon Falls
Iowa
Moscow Beacon
Moscow
Uhlers
Oak
Maple
Eclipse Lumber CO
Omaha
Democratic Party
Sioux City Journal
Bryan
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