Death of Richard McLaughlin in Castle Grove
Richard McLaughlin died at his parents home in Castle Grove township on January 19 1914 after a prolonged tuberculosis illness aged 29 years 7 months and 6 days. He was born in Castle Grove June 18 1884 and spent much of his life in South Dakota and New Mexico before returning home. He leaves parents five brothers and one sister and his funeral was held at the Church of Immaculate Conception conducted by Rev M S Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Richard McLaughlin
Richard
J. A. McLaughlin
South Dakota
Stamford
Ravinia
New Mexico
Christ
Frank J
Wm. D
John
Clarence
Eugene
Minnie
Church of Immaculate Conception
M.S. Murphy
P. J. Kehoe
Byrnes
Kehoe
Cascade
Frank J. McLaughlin
John McLaughlin
Chicago
Chilmore Lumber
John Barrack
D.J. Hogan
Henry Lubben
Coggon
Scotch Grove Marriage and Local News Roundup
Scotch Grove January 20 report notes Roy Wright and Miss Katherine Valanta wed last Wednesday in Monticello and will reside with the groom’s parents. The community also bids farewell as Fred Sutherland plans a sale before March then moves to Montana. Local visits, illnesses, and club meetings fill the week with social events and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Roy Wright
Katherine Valanta
Monticello
Dell Wright
G. Thompson
Center Junction
Moats
Fred Sutherland
Montana
Sutherland
Ladies’ Aid Society
R. E. Club
E. L. Himebaugh’s
Dave Sutherland
Lavina
Dave
Vernon Sutherland
Mary Hutton
Joe Eby
Stahler
Olive Warner
Epworth
Gladys Himebaugh
C. A. Sutherland
Alex Sutherland
Will Oltman
R. P. Clark
Ed Hughes
Oklahoma
W. A. Rizer
Edgewood
Anna Leesacamp
Ryan
Williard Himebaugh
Gustie Dreibelbis
Crescy
Andrew Lewis
Henry Carson
Monticeallo
Prairieburg Social Roundup Recounts Death And Daily Life
Prairieburg notes mark the death of M. Walker at the Soldiers Home in Marshalltown with services at St Josephs. Other items include Dr Wilkerson taking Mrs Benson and Agnes Benson to Omaha for X ray, Velma Whitney’s birthday party, and various local visits, travels, and church services.
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Prairieburg
Velma Whitney
Ed Burlingham
Thomas Abbey
Roy Fisher
John Hiben
Marion
Seward Smith
Coggon
Fred Jossi
Smith
Baptist Church
Mell Peet
J. M. Lauser
Maymie Richley
Maymiee Foley
J. GC. McQueen
Central City
George Knapp
W. Worden
M.S. Knapp
St. Josephs Church
Magmie Richley
Frank Foley
A. D. Flockhart
Ed Fish
Chicago
Ladies’ Aid Society
James Smith
Cedar Rapids
John Sibel
Monticello
F. McLaughlin
N. J. Benson
Onslow Notes Local Visits and Community Updates
Forest Brown of Byron Nebraska visits his mother Mrs KE Brown and sister Miss Jessie in Onslow. A dinner for old friends includes Noyes, May Carter, Haines, and Arthur Noyes with wife. Arthur Noyes and wife to Monticello then Wynol Nebraska. Grace Green departs for Great Falls Oregon to teach. Local preaching by Dr. Parker. T G Tasker delivers corn. Johnston brothers bring more. Hogs shipped by P H Paulsen and Fred Martins. Ice house repairs by Henry Null. A E Chase attends Damon Chase funeral at Manson. Julius Michels rents J R Wasson farm. E A Horton visits Genoa Nebraska. Water tank torn down at depot. Addie Hubbard visits Monmouth with Mrs Paul. Mrs George Chase visits relatives in Maquoketa. George Overholt ill with typhoid. Perry Scroggie rents A K McMaster farm.
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Onslow
Forest Brown
Byron
Nebraska
KE. E. Brown
Jessie
N. B. Noyes
May Carter
G. W. Haines
Waukon
Arthur Noyes
Wynol
T. G. Tasker
Anamosa
Johnston Brothers
P. H. Paulsen
Fred Martins
Henry Null
A. E. Chase
Manson
Damon Chase
Julius Michels
J. R. Wasson
E. A. Horton
Genoa
Addie Hubbard
Monmouth
G. S. Paul
Monay
N. B
Social and family notices from Center Junction area
Center Junction notes events and visits from January with residents hosting entertainments at the Alsever home and church performances by Coe College students. Local trips include Vern Lewis’s return from Chicago and visits among Stingleys, McDonalds, and Collier, with shop and travel in Monticello and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardell
Will Leggett
Scotch Grove
Townsend
Harry Stingley
Robinson
A. Crorey
Anamosa
J. F. Livingstone
Residents and visitors frequent Sand Spring area
January social notes list Bernard Kana from Canada visiting relatives in Sand Spring and several locals visiting family in Monticello Hopkinton and Cedar Rapids. We see Mrs A Ehrismann and Clarence Brown visiting Joe Lang, and Joe Lang and son Fred traveling to Cedar Rapids. The record mentions sick child of Henry Eggars and multiple short trips by Katheryn Mengerich Mia Davis and Daisy to Worthington Monticello Hopkinton and other nearby towns.
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Sand Spring
Bernard Kana
Canada
Carrie Lang
Monticello
Paul Ehrismann
A. Ehrismann
Clarence Brown
Joe Lang
Jacob Matthiessen
Paul
Lucy Fierce
Hopkinton
Fr. S. Pierce
Henry Eggars
Katheryn Mengerich
Worthington
Fred
Cedar Rapids
Fred Volkers
Nebraska
Willie Hanken
Amber Farm Sale and Local Movements Report
Amber notes a farm sale in Jackson township with Herman Rickels purchasing the James Morissey farm at 175 dollars per acre. Entries show James and John Robertson and Philip Bailey in Springville last Friday, George Voorhees to Chicago with cattle, John Danneman planning a health trip to Colorado today, J. Bailey visiting Davenport, Alex Dick and Pete Robertson in Dubuque, Henry Bailey and Sam Witham at Excelsior Springs, and Ben Herren at Anamosa last week. This compiles several regional movements and a land transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Herman Rickels
James Morissey
Jackson Township
James
John Robertson
Philip Bailey
Springville
George Voorhees
Chicago
John Danneman
Colorado
J. ©. Bailey
Davenport
Alex Dick
Pete Robertson
Dubuque
Henry Bailey
Sam Witham
Excelsior Springs
Ben Herren
Anamosa
Lenox College Events Highlight Clarke Hall Party and Lectures
Lenox College social life and academic events are outlined. Clarke Hall held a Saturday party with progressive games. Miss Minnie DeShaw led a YWCA session on patience courage and generosity. Next, Mr Ott will speak on January 22. Divisional State Oratorical contest set for February 6. Carl Laxson addresses Student Volunteer convention from Kansas City. Lambda Rho hosts a January 23 event with music, speeches, and a dressy era theme. Presbyterian service reviews Student Volunteer delegates and Lenox Gospel Team reports broaden Christ’s kingdom view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Hall
James Ricketts
Iowa City
Minnie DeShaw
Y.M.O. A
Ott
Lenox
Y.M.C. A
Carl Laxson
Kansas City
America
Hacker
Parkbill
George Williamson
Miss Phillips
Miss Whipple
Miss Bart
Miss Harris
Miss Hendee
Lambda Rho
Voan
Daughanbaugh
Greenup
Joseph
Melrose
Saxon
Wilson
Mildred Garvin
Miss Heisey
Spence
The
Presbyterian Church
Wyllis Gearhart
Hayes
Carl Laxon
Percy Nickless
Lenox College
Center Junction
Wedding Near Onslow Unites Mabel Chatterton and Frank Phillips
The ceremony took place at noon on January 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs Royal C. Chatterton in Clay township with Rev Earl W Benbow officiating. The couple will reside on a farm near Hale after a modest reception and trip to Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal OC. Chatterton
Clay, Township
Mabel
Frank Phillips
Near Hale
Earl W. Benbow
Onslow
Phillips
Onslow High School
Bethe Church
Hale
Walking Political Delegates
Dubuque Times Journal notes editors of the Republican press in Iowa criticize the appearance of Cadmus and Bainbridge Colby from New York at Des Moines. The piece says these eastern men are hired and working under instructions, urging locals to handle affairs without external professional politicians.
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Dubuque Times-Journal
Republican Press of
Iowa
Iowa Bull Moosers
Cadmus
Bainbridge Colby
New York
Des Moines
Bull Moosers
A Dream Garden in Marble Taj Mahal Tour in Agra
A traveler recalls arriving in Agra to visit the Taj Mahal and its companion sites. The piece details the Taj’s marble beauty, the Pearl Mosque, the Itmad ud Daulat mausoleum, and Shah Jahan’s devotion to Mumtaz Mahal, with vivid descriptions of architecture and moonlit majesty.
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Taj Mahal
India
Agra
Taj
Akbar
Itmad-ud-Daulat
Jahangi
Jumma
Mahomet
Shah Jahan
Mumtazi Mahal
Forty Acre
Allah
God
Pearl
Punjab
Ceylon
Persia
Thibet
Arabia
Mahal
Anamosa Eureka Items
The county board raised janitor F. M. Bagley's salary by five dollars a month to 35 dollars. The Johnson Land Co sold farmer Margaret Morissey’s Jackson township property to Herman Rickels Wayne township for 17500 dollars, 175 per acre. Anamosa Lodge 46 A F and A M raised G H Farmer Geo Johnson and Warden McClaughry to Master Mason. The lodge now lists 195 members with enough candidates to reach 200. J H Ramsey retires after a successful two year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
F. M. Bagley
Johnson Land Co
Margaret Morissey
Jackson Township
Herman Rickels
Wayne Township
Anamosa Lodge No. 46
A. F
A. M
G. H. Farmer
Geo. Johnson
McClaughry
Order
J. H. Ramsey
Hopkinton Leader News Briefs Highlight Local Transfers and Loss
Albert Voit sold a share in his Barlville Phoenix to Arthur J. Rogers a former Barlville boy with plans for improvements. Mrs A Earhart reports the death of former Hopkinton resident Mrs Gelvin in Burbank California on June 24 from internal cancer. The infant child of Mr and Mrs A W McDonald has been critically ill but showed improvement today. Eastern division colleges prepare for an oratorical contest Friday February 6 in Hopkinton with Lenox College hosting, a rare event occurring every seven to eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Voit
Barlville Phoenix
Arthur J. Rogers
Barlville
A. Earhart
Hopkinton
Gelvin
Burbank
California
A. W. McDonald
Lenox College
Savings habit urged to secure future progress
The Cedar Rapids Republican argues high wages lose value without thrift. It says the supreme business is to get ahead, starting a savings account in a bank. No one’s pocket is safe without saving. begin now and accumulate as much as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Referees to Sell Donnelly Property in Delaware County Iowa
Iowa District Court appointed referees will auction 320 acres near Ryan and Coggan on February 4, 1914 at 10 a.m. Bids may be for parcels or whole with highest bid winning. Terms require 10 percent cash, 80 percent at deed approval, remaining 60 percent as a mortgage note at 6 percent if desired.
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District Court of
Iowa
Delaware County
Patrick Donnelly
Ryan
Coggan
Samuel D. Titus
Alice L.vitus
William Sutliff
LaFayette S. Lightfoot
John Filson
Jemima Filson
Amos Smith
Marston C. McKenzie
Japhet Ingrahan
Japhet Ingraham
R. W. Miliner
Road
Pela
Town of
Johnson
Jesse Tomlinson
D. Titus
Miranda Clark Fowler
District Court
Jones County
Jesse ‘L'Oilinson
S. D. Titus
Peagent J. Doxsee
Alice L. Titus
North Range 2
Anamosa and
Bellvue Road
North Range
Bellyue Road
Moon
Lown
J. W. Doxsee
District Court of the State of
S.C. Mayberry
Ed Perryman
Michael Perryman
George A. Fisher
W. K. Pearson
A. B
Hall's Catarrh Cure Reward and Endorsements
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with endorsements from I J Cheney and the National Bank of Commerce Toledo. It notes internal action, price per bottle, and availability from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
I. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
Sanford O. Fowler Suit Filed in Jones County Court
In a March term filing for 1914 Sanford O. Fowler sues in the District Court of Iowa for Jones County. The original notice appears in the court records with the case caption indicating a civil action by Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
State of
Iowa
Jones County
Sanford O. Fowler
Sanford D. Fowler
Victoria Wilcox
Harvey Fowler
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Doutrick’s
Jumna
Mabal
Dr. Studdard
Hopkinton Leader News
Denton
Doutrick Dry Goods Co
L. A. Beaver
D.C
Charles. H. Shipman
Alexander Varvel
Nelle Varvel
Sarah Sleeper
J. M. Sleeper
Marty Stanifer
John Stanifer
William van Winkle
Belle van Winkle
Daniel van Winkle
Daniel Varvel
Peter Schwarz
Lowa
H. M. Carpenter
Edutor
Herrick & Reed, Attorneys
M. W. Herrick
E. E. Reed
Herrick & Reed Attorneys AT Law
Monticello State Bank
W. A. Mirick
South Cedar St
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