Scott Grove Marriage Promises Happy Future for Husmanns
Anna Leesecamp and Ben Husmann wed at the bride’s parents home in Scotch Grove with close relatives present. They plan a Minnesota wedding trip and will reside on the bride’s farm near Scotch Grove after March 1. The notice also highlights a well attended concert, hall plans, church services, and local visits and events in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
L. R. Leesecamp
Anna
Ben Husmann
Fritz Husmanne
Kinsella Hall
Monticello
Mrs
Spence
Royden
Bixby
Calahan
Lang
Park
Bollman
Keith
Andrew Spence
Hopkinton
Syran Bixby
Edgewood
F. W. Royden
Will Schoon
Schoon
Anow
F. D. Sinclair
Mya. W
Webster
Gali Fo Andmosa
Mowry
Ethel
Mirian Rice
D. C
Harry Johnoaon
Pelkey
Wyoming
Frank
Johnny Himebaugh
Earl James
Paris
Missouri
Inez Nelson
R. P. Clark
Anamosa Residents Attend D A R Meeting and Tragic Accidents
Francis Shaw chapter D A R met at Mrs. O L Gould's home with Mrs. D M Strawman presiding. The program featured vocal numbers by Max Monroe and Florence Gould and readings by Mrs Jump. A rabbit hunting accident killed John Beardsley. his leg was amputated before he died. William Foggarty's funeral was held at St Patrick's Church after illness. Mrs KH A Osborne and Miss Ida Osborne visited Marion. Reverend Gould preached in Sabula. Mr and Mrs J F Kingaberry plan a winter trip to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Shaw
O. L. Gould
F. M. Bagley
D. M. Strawman
Grieg
Max Monroe
John Beardsley
Prairieburg
Mercy Hospital
Alias
Maurice Fay
Mr. Foggarty
Sarah Fay
KH. A. Osborne
Ida Osborne
Marion
Alexander
L. Gould
Sabula
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. F. Kingaberry
Q California
Cascade News: Obituary and Local Events
Mrs. O J Wintere and A D Lindeman returned from Salem South Dakota after their sister Mrs F L Williams died following a New Year illness. Interment was in Salam South Dakota on January 5. Williams, daughter of the late A Lindeman, died at 85 from pneumonia. A large Columbia Opera House attendance followed as East Cascade high ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
O. J. Wintere
A. D. Lindeman
Salem
South Dakota
F. L. Williams
Salam
Willians
A. Lindeman
Cascade Dominates Delhi In Close High School Buzzer Beater
Cascade defeated Delhi 17 to 9 in a tense game with Delhi leading at halftime and Cascade pulling away after the break. Fagan family updates and Farmers Institute reports add local notes with Miss Romanda Miltner and Rev. Lonergan among visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
Cascade
Fagan
Henry
Sioux City
Farmera’ Institute
East Cascade High School
Mohan
Farmers’ Institute
Romanda Miltner
Iowa City
Rev
D. Lonergan
Masonville
D. D. Fagan
Portland
Oregon
Fred Kurt
Farmers' Mutual Insurances annual meeting announced
Castle Grove Iowa January 10 members of the Farmers Mutual Insurances association will hold their annual meeting in schoolhouse No 2 next Saturday afternoon. County Agent Clark spoke to about forty farmers and proposed forming a township association with officers elected W D McLaughlin president Thos F Kehoe vice president Whos Hogan secretary. Various local notices follow including moves and visits by residents and changes in addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Farmers’ Mutual Insurances Association
Clark
W.D. McLaughlin
Thos. F. Kehoe
Whos
Hogan
Fred Hicken
No. 6
Illinois
Mike Haley
Lawrence
Anamosa Sanitarium
Mr. Dirks
Langworthy
Will Siebels
Hopkinton
Sam Aldrich
Henry Chaloupka
Monticello
Otto Hubbard
John O’rourke
Anamosa
M. Haley
Fred Egger
Prairieburg Social Roundup Reflects New Year Movements
Prairieburg residents record annual comings and goings with visits from Marion and Anamosa. Haffleys depart for Omaha while Stimpson returns from a three week absence. A baby joins Mr. and Mrs. Peet December 29. Seward L. Smith attends a Hopkinton funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
Haffley
H. T. Crawford
Omaha
Fred Bebee
Marion
Knapp
Central City
Allen Anhoffer
John Wollmut
Stimpson
Haffrey’s
J. QO. McQueen
Burnside
Jack Flaherty
Anamosa
N. J. Benson
Thomas Stimpson
M. J. Peet
Seward L. Smith
Hopkinton
Hayes Dolan
Arlington
Rebekah bake sale and church events in Center Junction
Center Junction notices describe a bake sale by the Rebekah lodge at Ward’s store on Saturday January 13 at 10 am selling pies cakes cookies baked beans and doughnuts. A sermon for young people will be preached at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning. Other local movements include visits and relocations of residents and school reopening after vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Tomlinson
Mesdames McDonald
Porter
Monticello
Rebekah Lodge
Ward’s
Parks
Presbyterian Church
Townsend
Scotch Grove
Will Davis
Harry
Mack Sinkey
Murphy
Stone City
Claire Preston
M. G. Alsever
Leo Courtney
Royal Nebraska
M. E. Dodge
Hale
Grandma Stowers
Local Moves and Upcoming Farmers Short Course
Ray Mills left Tuesday for Cedar Rapids to begin law practice with Grissman and Linville. Tom Foley moved with his family to Cedar Rapids to run the Independent Ice Co. in town. The Jones County Farmers Short Course will run January 15 to 20 in Anamosa with a special train from Amea and extension instructors. B E Rhinehart began county attorney duties last Monday and Lloyd Soper becomes county recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Mills
Cedar Rapids
Grissman & Linville
Tom Foley
Mr. Foley
Independent Ice Co
Jones County Farmers
Anamosa
Amea
B. E. Rhinehart
Lloyd Soper
Ambitious newcomer to take office after Boyer
Monday notes that the new recorder will be diligent and accurate, succeeding Karl Boyer who was elected by the democrats in 1908 and served four terms. John Thomsen of Wyoming ends a decade on the board of supervisors, receiving gifts of a fountain pen and a gold headed cane in farewell. A December 28 wedding at the Remley home unites Miss Clara Lucile Remley and Dr. Norwood Rush Venter with Rev. H. B. O. Phillpots presiding and flower girls Eleanor and Mary Cecelia Remley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Boyer
Boyer
John Thomson
Wyoming
Anamosa
Board of Supervisors
H. M. Remley
Clara Lucile Remley
Norwood Rush Venter
H. B. O. Phillpots
Eleanor Remley
Mary Cecelia Remley
Mildren Beaman
Mr. Phillpots
Local Notices From Hopkinton and Nearby Areas
The Hopkinton Leader notes Miss Laura Arthur visiting relatives in Hopkinton while teaching at Cedar Heights Waterloo. An eye specialist Patrick Monticello Iowa advertises in town. Editor mourns the death of uncle R I Beals in Galva Illinois and attends funeral. A Buck Creek boy loses fingertip at work. Methodist banquet planned by the men’s class. Standard Oil proposes a Stopkinton tank station near Milwaukee tracks. mayor opposes. Luella Jeanette LeClerc, a devout local woman, dies aged about 82 after long Christian service. She was born near Dubuque Town September 5 1879 and taught across Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota before settling in Hopkinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Phillips
Patrick
Monticello
Iowa
Leader
R. I. Beals
Galva
Llinois
Merton Smith
Buck Creek
Methodist Chuch and
Standard Oil Company
Stopkinton
Milwaukee Tracks
Luella Jeanette LeClerc
Miss LeClerc
Dubuque
Rockdale
Presbyterian Church
Blairaburg
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hopkinton
Death of Dr. Dewitt A Paine A Eugene Doctor
Dr. Dewitt A. Paine a longtime Eugene physician and banker died suddenly at 64 years old of apoplexy at his home 1059 Pear Street after signing papers at Eugene Loan and Savings bank. He was born October 16 1853 in Paine's Hollow New York and practiced medicine in Rapid City Sand Spring and Eugene. He served as superintendent of the State Insane Asylum at Salem 1895 to 1901 and was once division surgeon for the Southern Pacific at Eugene. He was married to Belle Slauson. three children survive Leona Goodrich Carrie and another daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Daily Guard
D. A. Paine
Monticello
Dewitt A. Paine
Eugene
Pear Street
Dr. Paine
Portland
Eugene Loan & Savings Bank
New York Hospitals
Hugene
Southern Pacific Company
Paine
California
Iowa
Belle Slauson
Illinois
Leona
Luke L. Goodrich
Carrie
Notable Eugene Physician Dr. Paine Dead After Long Service
Dr. Paine of Eugene dies after a career as surgeon for the Southern Pacific railroad and as a leading medical figure. He helped organize the Eugene Loan & Savings bank and the Eugene National bank, owned property including the Paine block, and held leadership roles in the Lane County Medical Society and other fraternal orders. He leaves a brother in San Diego and was a prominent church and business figure in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Topping
San Francisco
Elmer D
United States National Bank of
Hugene
Thomas Paine
San Diego
California
Dr. Paine
Masonic Order
Hugene Lodge
A. F
A. M. Hugene
Knighta Templar
Sie
Portland
Sle
Eugene Camp No. 115
Woodmen of the World
Lane County Medical Society
National Association of Railroad Surgeons
Southern Pacific Railroad
Eugene
Paine
Eugene Commercial Club
Pioneer James W. Sloan of Geneva dies at 82
James W. Sloan born December 1, 1834 near Ballymena Ireland died December 1916 aged 82. He migrated with family to Philadelphia then Monticello Iowa and Geneva Iowa. A Presbyterian and Republican, he valued education, humor, and neighborly kindness. Survived by sons Charles H. Sloan and others. funeral attended by relatives in the community.
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Nebraska
James W. Sloan
Ballymena
County Antrim
Ireland
Charles Sloan
Samuel Weir
Peel and Cobden
Philadelphia
James
Robert
Bessie Magee
County Cavan
Monticello
Iowa
Oakwood Cemetery
Plattville
Taylor County
Geneva
Mr. Sloan
John C. Fremont
William J. Sloan
Montana
Charles H. Sloan
Congress
Mamie Sickels
Elmer Sickels
Athelstan
Robert J. Sloan
Kansas City
Frank W. Sloan
Margaret Clark
William B. Sloan
Funeral for Genevan Is Held in City Home
The body of the deceased was placed in a bronze casket and stored temporarily in a vault at Wyuka cemetery Lincoln Nebraska until a suitable vault is built in Geneva. A funeral service conducted at the family home by Rev W P Hanson with Geneva church choir supplied music. The cortege traveled by auto to Fairmont and then by train to Lincoln for a temporary resting place amid many floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Wyuka Cemetery
Lincoln
Nebraska
Geneva
W. P. Hanson
Fairmont Presbyterian Church
Geneva Congregational Church
Fairmont
Additional Court Proceedings Include Divorce Decrees and Guardianships
The record details multiple court actions including the divorce of Sarah Jane Bennett and Lyman Bennett with alimony set at 8000 dollars and farm allotment. Rev Eva V French vs James M French with temporary alimony. several cases settled with costs paid. judgments renewed or entered. guardianships and estates approved or settled. and criminal pleas with fines in Kate Marianna et al and a dismissal in Fred Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Bennett
Lyman Bennett
Lovell Township
Eva
French
James M. French
W. D. Gordon
T. G. Tasker
Frank Cruise
C. D. Kline
Rybange
A. Voorhees
C. M
St. P. Ry
Lewis D. Osborne
Mabel F. Moneypenny
Dora A. Collins
Fannie Collins
Newell Gillilan
Francis Scofield
Elsie Scofield
Chas. O. Shaffer
Guardian
Chas
O. Shaffer
Marion L. Shaffer
G. A. Phillips
Edith I. Ellis
J. S. Ellis
Laura L. Simpson
Edwin Moses
Nora E. Moses
State
Kate Marianna
Dole
Fred Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Center Junction
Hopkinton Leader
Laura Arthur
Cedar Heights
Waterloo
Dr. D. A. Paine
C. N. Patrick
Ricklefs & McNeill
Monticello, Iowa
Migklees & Monbil
Central Lumber & Coal Co
G. P. Rockstad, Mer
J.M. Lang, Jr
C. H. Schipman
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