Wyoming Social and town notices bulletin
Social event at Mr and Mrs 8 A Fliat marks a wedding anniversary surprise but becomes a quiet party. Fire damages the E N Wilcox house attic and roof, saved by a prompt crew. W R C and G A R hall events include officer installs and a full Relief Corps meeting. Bank stockholders meet. Bear Creek Valley Telephone records a solid year. I O O F installs officers. Morse's restaurant hosts a supper. Calendar praise from The Express readers. Nichols to retire to town life. cold morning with sunshine. Local notes include new shoe cobbler Pendergast and pool room refresh. Maud Stevens Concert, Epworth League social, and Odd Fellows visits noted.
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Wyoming
First
E. N. Wilcox
W. J. Embree
White Church
Embree
S. V. Pres
M. H. Morse
J. V. Pres
C. B. Gridley
W.S. Hopkins
Treas
J.S. Hobertson
E. E. Myers
J. F. Tasker
Wolcott
Guthrie
Inglis
W. N. French
A. W. Peck
L. L. Ireland
J. M. French
B. A. Woodworth
Wm. Wilking
I.O. O. F. Lodge
N. G
L. R. Buckholtz
W. G
J.M. Green
R.S
White
G. W. Evans
B. H. Chamberlain
W. BE. DeMoss
I. G
Express
W. J. Nichols
R. M. Corbit
Maud Steven
Epworth League
Alice
T. H. Lightfoot
C. G. Dawes
Onslow
Reymore
Monticello
R. H. White
B. W. Streeper
Onslow News Briefs and Local Appointments
Onslow notes stock shipments with nine cars sent this week and more expected. H. G. Jeffries leads for Onslow postmaster, likely to be appointed. J. R. Kennedy and Selo Eye named councilmen replacing E. J. Hines and Eli Streets. Various residents visit relatives, property matters, and local work. railroad well reached 208 feet.
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Onslow
N. J. Paul
Chicago
Orr
H. G. Jeffries
J. R. Kennedy
Selo Eye
E. J. Hines
Eli Streets
Pitsenbarges
Dallas County
A. A. Garnett
Selo Hye
M. M. Franks
Loran Orr
Helen Lamey
C. A. Hutton
George Overholt
Harry Chase
Fred Conley
E. T. Bates Sr
Wm. Dennison
Dr. Knit
Ladies' Aid Meetings and Area News in Center Junction
Center Junction reports social gatherings and visits. The M E church Ladies' Aid met with Mrs Bertha Spohn for sewing and refreshments. The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid to meet with Mrs Martha Carson on January 23. Residents report house sale by C A Burmeister to Mrs Van Slyke and plans for a new home. Various residents travel to Chicago St Cloud West Liberty Monticello and Fayette for visits housekeeping and school duties.
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Harry Dice
West Liberty
Mr. Dice
Ladies’ Aid
The
Presbyterian Church
Martha Carson
George Davis
Chicago
D. D. Clark
Harry Stingley
Baby
Robinson
John Stupka
Oxford Mills
OC. W. Preston
Mary Philips
Fayette
Andrew Serbousek
Monticello
Dr. Young
Anamosa
Miss Sizer
Prairieburg Social Notes and Upcoming Sale Day
Prairieburg reports travelers and illness across the week with visits to Monticello Marion Cedar Rapids and Chicago. A big sale day is planned Saturday the 18th and various residents travel for business and to visit relatives amid light church services due to cold weather.
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Prairieburg
Will Read
Cumberland
Wisconsin
Seward Smith
Monticello
L. E. Minehart
Ray Knapp
Martello
Marion
J. Souser
Cedar Rapids
Mary Burke
Mercy Hospital
Hays Dean
Ryan
C. J. Fish
Chicago
Richard Lacey
Viola
Burg
Dolph Atkins
Esther Rogers
Ef, McLaughlin
J. I. Henderson
Amy Whitney
Cascade real estate sales and local obituaries report
Cascade area transactions include 320 acres sold at 120.50 per acre and 60 acres of timber land with 40 to H Koop and 20 to William Tallbot. Obituary notes Mrs. J. C. Curran died Sunday at Mercy Hospital Dubuque with funeral Tuesday. Nearby land transfers include C B Huntington selling 67 acres to H Koob for 12300. Other social notes cover visits and arrivals around Dubuque and Washta Iowa.
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Gregory Seery
H. Koop
William Tallbot
J. C. Curran
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Cascade
C. BH. Huntington Sr
Scotch Grove Church News In Cedar Rapids Visit
Scotch Grove Iowa January 13 notes Mrs E C Hughes return from Cedar Rapids after an extended visit with Rev Elges and wife visit planned for LaGrange Missouri with Mr Elges parents. Ladies of the church are asked to meet with Mrs D O Sinclair.
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Scotch Grove
E. C. Hughes
Cedar Rapids
Elges
LaGrange
Missouri
D. O. Sinclair
Social planning meeting set for January 22 at 2 pm
The church plans a social planning session next Wednesday January 22 at 2 o'clock for the year ahead. Miss Irma Sanford has relinquished her school due to illness. Rev. A S Nickless from Wyoming visited the Clark home. Mrs. Alex Sutherland is confined with a severe cold. George Barr of Davenport visited Scotch Grove over Sunday.
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Irma Sanford
A. S. Nickless
Wyoming
Clark Home
Alex Sutherland
George Barr
Davenport
Scotch Grove
Members of Mutual Insurance reelect directors in Castle Grove
Castle Grove January 15 annual meeting of the Partners Mutual Insurance association reports re-elected old directors J A McLaughlin James Hogan Dennis Delay J A Howie W F Hintz and new adj uster G J Hughes. Board reorganization kept McLaughlin president Hogan vice president Howie treasurer and Hosford secretary. Assets rise to 573 685 with 173 members and 293 64 expenses of which 117 57 were losses. Five years in business with total losses 2649 50 and a single assessment. Insurance cost 4 per thousand in 1912 and average 2 32 per thousand over five years. Other items note a sanitarium operation for gallstones and twin births at Beaver City, plus sales and local farming news.
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Castle Grove
Partners’ Mutual Insurance Association
J. A. McLaughlin
James Hogan
Dennis Delay
J. A. Howie
W. F. Hintz
G. J. Hughes
Scotch Grove
EB. J. Noble
T. F. Kehoe
Arthur Fairbanks
M. J. McNeilly
W. P. Fleming
S.M. Hosford
Anamona
Minnie
Beaver City
Nebraska
Merle Cass
Jim
Stephen Grover
Uorn
A. W. Cramer
Cramer
J. A
W. D. McLaughlin
J. Noble
Anamosa
McLaughlin
N. CyDeischer
Monticello
Lena Heiken
Beery Bros
A. G. Hejinian
Rural Route 3 Community Notices
Rural Route 3 reports visits by Mr and Mrs J Petera and Mr and Mrs J Rickless at J Balster home. A dance hosted by J Schmidt drew a fine turnout. Mr and Mrs A Ambuhl Jr entertained friends and relatives. Miss Margaret Reuter spent weekend with her parents. The brick school box social was well attended. Mr and Mrs J Moore were business visitors in Monticello. J Baister sold calves in Monticello.
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J. Petera
J. Rickless
J. Balster
J. Schmidt
A. Ambuhl Jr
Margaret Reuter
J. F. Moore
Monticello
J. Baister
Montcello
Community notes from Amber and county hub overview
January 15 report lists John Pierce Phil Daly W E Daly and George Schoon among those visiting the county hub. Carrier Belknap notes parcel post business rising. Ed and Frank Farragher return from northern Minnesota. M W Witham of Janesville Wisconsin visits family. Mystic Workers announce Friday hall dance. Leroy Clark completes creamery well. B D Herren on sick list. W J Monecrief visits Tuesday.
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Amber
John Pierce
Phil
W. E. Daly
George Schoon
Belknap
Frank Farragher
Minnesota
M. W. Witham
Janesville
Wisconsin
Leroy Clark
B. D. Herren
W. J. Monecrief
Janitor Reappointed at Court House and Salary Increased
The board of supervisors reappointed Frank Bagley as janitor at the court house and raised his monthly pay to $30. The Monticello Express calendar for the year features a Riley poem blending optimism and pessimism with common sense. Sanitarium records for 1912 praise Sisters and surgeons for 140 capital operations, two deaths, and about 250 cases handled that year.
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Board of Supervisors
Frank Bagley
Court House
The
Monticello Express
James Whitcomb Riley
Sanitarium
Good Sisters
Ray Jacquie Marries Oxford Girl
Oxford Mirror reports Miss Jessie Moses of this city and Mr Ray Jacque of Monticello wed in Marion at 8 this morning The couple known locally for social circles plan to reside in Monticello Appleton Edison and Victor machinery from 10 to 200 dollars advertised by Locker Bros
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Oxford Mirror
Jessie Moses
Ray Jacque
Monticello
Marion
Iowa Creamery Co
Mrs Johanna Hogan Pioneer of Jones County Dies
Mrs Johanna Hogan born Kehoe in County Wexford Ireland July 12 1889 left Ireland in 1848 and came to Cincinnati then to Jones County Iowa in 1852 with uncles. She married Michael Hogan January 7 1856 and later lived near Castle Grove Delaware County. Survived by ten living children and two brothers and one sister, funeral officiated by Rev Murphy with honor to her long service and motherhood.
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Johanna Hogan
Jones County
Dennis
Thomas
Patrick Kehoe
Castle Grove Township
Delaware County
Monticello
Murphy
Hogan
Kehoe
County Wexford
Ireland
Old Country
Cincinnati
Ohio
Michael Hogan
John
Silver City
Idaho
Malachi
Waterloo
Kingman
Arizona
M. J. Kelley
Delhi
Simon
Hopkinton
Michael
Castle Grove
Frank
William
Miles McDonald
Hazel Green
Frank Keenan
Monti
Johanna Smith
Home Farm
Nicholas Kehoe
P. A. Kehoe
Nellie Hopkins
O'Neil
Nebraska
Farm Equipment and Livestock Auction Near Cascade
The undersigned sell their farm at public auction on January 23 starting 11 a.m. 87 cattle with 25 cows due, 35 yearling steers, 11 yearling heifers, 6 steer calves, 9 heifer calves, 1 Hereford bull. 14 horses including a gray gelding, 2 four-year-old geldings, 1 driver, and more. Also 50 shoats, brood sows, pigs, grain, hay, potatoes, wagons, implements, and timber 20 acres. Terms: cash up to $10, credit on bankable notes at 7 percent with approved security. Free lunch noon. Kane Bros. Props. Auctioneer: P J Herard, H Richardson. Clerk.
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Cascade
Sand Spring
Monticello
Cascade and
Poland
Kane Bros
Props
P. J. Herard
H. Richardson
Europe’s Ultimatum Pushes Sick Man to Seek Asia Air
In a Globe-Democrat commentary the writer argues that a unified European ultimatum leaves the ailing power with a simple escape: move to Asia or flee abroad for rest and change of air.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Europe
Asia
Dikes Worm Lozenges and Syrup for Children
When a child shows breath, vomiting, indigestion, colic, nausea, and restlessness, mothers often suspect worms. Four times out of five they are right. Give Dike's Worm Lozengers or Dike's Worm Syrup for young children who cannot chew lozenges. Directions are printed on each package.
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Dike
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Charles W. McMaster
Archibald K. McMaster
Ella McMaster
Matthew McMcMaster
Clay Township
Stockholders Meeting
Monticello State Bank
H. M. Carpenter
France
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Moscow Beacon
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