Death of Richard McLaughlin Castles Grove Man
Richard McLaughlin died at his parents home in Castle Grove township on January 19 1914 after a long tuberculosis illness at 29 years 7 months and 6 days He was the fourth son of J A and Mrs McLaughlin born June 18 1884 He spent time in South Dakota near Ravinia and New Mexico for health before returning to his home His funeral was held at the Church of Immaculate Conception conducted by Rev M S Murphy He leaves parents five brothers Frank J William D John Clarence Eugene and sister Minnie The community mourns the loss of a dutiful son and kind brother
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
Cogegon
Scotch Grove
Roy Wright
Katherine Valanta
Monticello
Dell Wright
G. Thompson
Center Junction
Moats
Fred Sutherland
Montana
Sutherland
Ladies’ Aid Society
R. BE. Club
E. L. Himebaugh’s
Dave Sutherland
Lavina
Dave
Vernon Sutherland
Mary Hutton
Joe Eby
Stabler
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
Guatie Dreihelbis
Cresco
Andrew Lewis
Henry Carson
Scotch Grove Youths Wed in Monticello
Roy Wright and Miss Katherine Valanta were married last Wednesday at Monticello and will reside with the bridegroom’s parents northeast of Scotch Grove.
Prairieburg Roundup Highlights Local Events and Death
Prairieburg notes record M 0 Walker death at Soldiers Home in Marshalltown with funeral at St Josephs. Cedar Rapids trip for Agnes Benson Xray exam. Velma Whitney’s 17th birthday party with 20 guests. Local trial attendance by Burlingham Dupal group. Multiple visits, church services, and name changes mark a busy week in Prairieburg with community notices and personal milestones.
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Prairieburg
Walker
Marshalltown
Lizzie
St. Josephs
L. Wilkinson
Benson
Agnes Benson
Cedar Rapids
Agnes
Xray
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
Maymie Foley
J. C. 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 Rapida
John Sibel
Monticello
F. McLaughlin
N. J. Benson
Onslow Young People Host Dinner and Local Notes
Forest Brown of Byron Nebraska visits his mother Mrs E E Brown and sister Miss Jessie. A dinner honors him with old friends including Noyes and Carter families, Haines in Waukon, and Arthur Noyes in Wynol. Various local movements, farming, and travel updates follow the social item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
Forest Brown
Byron
Nebraska
E. 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
Deman Chase
Julius Michels
J. R. Wasson
E. A. Horton
Genoa
Addie Hubbard
Monmouth
G. S. Paul
Monay
N. B
Center Junction Social News and Local Visits
Center Junction reports entertainments at the Presbyterian church by college students and a party hosted by Mesdames Alsever and Maxson with Victrola music. The column lists multiple local visits from Monticello Anamosa Wyoming and Cresco residents featuring Miss Wardell readings and various family movements.
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Wardell
Will Leggett
Scotch Grove
Townsend
Harry Stingley
Robinson
C. A. Orprey
Anamosa
J. F. Livingstone
Vern Lewis
Chicago
William Stingley
Monticello
Greg Dreibelbis
Cresco
Luella McDonald
Wyoming
Ed Springer
H. H. Moyer
Sand Spring Local Visits Highlight Week
Bernard Kane of Canada visits Sand Spring relatives while Carrie Lang stays in Monticello with sister Mrs. Paul Ehrismann. Mrs. A Ehrismann and Clarence Brown visit Joe Lang. Mrs. Jacob Matthiessen and son Paul drive to Monticello. Lucy Fierce of Hopkinton visits at the home of son, S. Pierce. The Eggars child is ill. Katheryn Mengerich visits Worthington mother. Joe Lang and son Fred go to Cedar Rapids. Jed Volckers of Nebraska visits Sand Spring. Willie Hanken visits brother Paul. J Matthiessen drives to Monticello. Mrs. Robert Davis and Daisy spend Saturday in Monticello. Will Stevenson attends business in Hopkinton. John Hanken delivers hogs to Hopkinton.
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Sand Spring
Bernard Kane
Canada
Carrie Lang
Monticello
Paul Ehrismann
A. Ehrismann
Clarence Brown
Joe Lang
Jacob Matthiessen
Paul
Lucy Fierce
Hopkinton
S. Pierce
Henry Eggars
Katheryn Mengerich
Worthington
Fred
Cedar Rapids
Jed Volckers
Nebraska
Willie Hanken
J. Matthiessen
Robert Davis
Daisy
Will Stevenson
John Hanken
Amber January 20 Farm Sale and Local Calls
Amber reports Herman Rickels bought the James Morissey farm in Jackson township for 175 dollars per acre. Other items note James Robertson, John Robertson, and Philip Bailey in Springville last Friday. George Voorhees caravan to Chicago with cattle. John Danneman plans immediate trip to Colorado for health. J O Bailey visiting Davenport. Alex Dick and Pete Robertson in Dubuque. Henry Bailey and Sam Witham in Excelsior Springs. Ben Herren in Anamosa last week.
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Amber
Herman Rickels
James Morissey
Jackson Township
James
John Robertson
Philip Bailey
Springville
George Voorhees
Chicago
John Danneman
Colorado
J. O. Bailey
Davenport
Alex Dick
Pete Robertson
Dubuque
Henry Bailey
Sam Witham
Excelsior Springs
Ben Herren
Anamosa
Clarke Hall girls host social and youth group events
Saturday evening Clarke Hall hosted a party with progressive games while YWCA and YWCA lectures host topics on patience courage generosity. Upcoming events include a Lenox Divisional State Oratorical in February and a Kansas City Student Volunteer convention report.
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Clarke Hall
James Ricketts
Iowa City
Minnie DeShaw
Ott
Lenox
Carl Laxson
Kansas City
Clayonian
America
Hacker
Parkhill
George Williamson
Miss Phillips
Red Cross
Miss Whipple
Miss Bart
Miss Harris
Miss Hendee
Lambda Rho
Voan
Daughanbaugh
Greenup
Joseph
Melrose
Saxony
Wilson
Boards of Arbitration
Mildred Garvin
Spence
Presbyterian Church
Wyllis Gearhart
Hayes
Carl Saxon
Percy Nickless
Lenox College
Center Junction
Christ’s Kingdom
Wedding of Mabel Qhatterton and Frank Phillips in Onslow
A quiet January wedding united Mabel Qhatterton and Frank Phillips at the home of Mr and Mrs Royal C Qhatterton in Clay township near Hale. Reverend Earl W Benbow officiated as the couple planned a brief trip to the Rapids and will reside on a farm near Hale with many gifts received.
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Royal C. Qhatterton
Clay, Township
Mabel
Frank Phillips
Near Hale
Earl W. Benbow
Onslow
Phillips
Onslow High School
Bethel Church
Hale
Iowa Republicans Criticize Eastern Visitors At Des Moines
The Dubuque Times Journal editorials argue Iowa bull mooser critics over Cadmus and Bainbridge Colby from New York. They label them hired men under instruction and say locals should handle affairs without outside professional politicians.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Dream Garden in Marble Taj Mahal Site in Agra
A travel piece recalls Agra and the Taj Mahal with detours to the Mausoleum of Itmad ud Daulat and the Mogul Fort. The author describes the Taj’s marble beauty, minarets, and surrounding gardens, noting Shah Jahan’s devotion and the long labor that built the monument. The visit ends at sunset with reflections on the dreamlike monument.
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India
Agra
Taj
Akbar
Itmad-ud-Daulat
Jahangi
Taj Mahal
Jumoa
Mahomet
Shah Jahan
Moomtazi Madhal
Forty Acre
Allah
God
Punjab
Ceylon
Persia
Thibet
Arabia
Mahal
Anamosa Eureka Items and Local Transactions
The board of supervisors added five dollars a month to janitor F. M. Bagley’s pay, now totaling $36 monthly. Johnson Land Co. sold Mrs. Margaret Morissey’s Jackson township farm to Herman Rickels of Wayne township for $17,600 or $175 per acre. Anamosa Lodge No. 46 raised G. E. Farmer, Geo. Johnson, and Warden McClaughry to Master Mason. the lodge now lists 195 members with up to 200 possible. J. H. Ramsay retires after a successful two year term as Worshipful Master.
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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. E. Farmer
Geo. Johnson
McClaughry
Order
J. H. Ramsey
Hopkinton Leader News Briefs Include Local Transfers and Health Updates
Albert Voit sells a share of his Earlville Phoenix to Arthur J. Rogers and notes planned improvements. Mrs. A. Earhart reports the death of Hopkinton native Mrs. D. M. Gelvin in Burbank California from cancer. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McDonald is critically ill but showing improvement. Eastern division college oratorical contest scheduled for Friday evening in Hopkinton with Lenox College hosting. a rare event occurring every seven to eight years.
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Albert Voit
Earlville Phoenix
Arthur J. Rogers
Earlville
A. Earhart
Hopkinton
D. M. Gelvin
Burbank
California
A. W. McDonald
Lenox College
Save a Little and Start a Savings Account
Cedar Rapids Republican urges that high wages losing value without thrift. It argues the supreme goal is to get ahead, starting now with a savings account, since no one's pocket is a safe place for earnings. Begin this year to build a little ahead, as much as possible.
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Cedar Rapids
Sale of Donnelly 320 Acre Farm by Referees
Referees appointed by the Delaware County Iowa District Court announce the sale of the Patrick Donnelly property a 320 acre tract located near Ryan and Coggan Iowa. Bids open February 4 1914 at 10 am with options to buy in parcels or as a whole. Terms require 10 percent cash day of sale 30 percent at deed approval and 60 percent on 3 or 5 years at 6 percent interest secured by first mortgage.
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District Court of
Iowa
Delaware County
Patrick Donnelly
Ryan
Coggan
Calvin Yoran
Walter M. Davis
E. B. Stiles
Samuel D. Titus
Alice L. Titus
William Sutliff
LaFayette S. Lightfoot
John Filson
Jemima Filson
Amos Smith
Marston C. McKenzie
Japhet Ingrahan
Japhet Ingraham
R. W. Miliner
D. Titus
Town of
Johnson
P. Mu
Miranda Clark Fowler
District Court
Jones County
Jesse Tomlinson
Titus
J. W. Doxsee
Samuel D. ‘Titus
Alicel.titus
North Range 2
St. P. M
Anamosa and
Bellyue Road
Ney
North Range
Bellvue Road
Moon
District Court of the State of
A. D
S. C. Mayberry
Ed Perryman
Michael Perryman
Owa
George A. Fisher
W. K. Pearson
D. W. Dox
State of
Charles H. Schipman
Alexander Varvel
Nelle Varvel
Sarah Sleeper
J. M. Sleeper
Mary Stauffer
John Stauffer
William van Winkle
Belle van Winkle
Daniel van Winkle
Daniel Varvel
Warvel
Monticello
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with reward offer
An 1880s style classified notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure offering a hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh. It cites F J Cheney and Co of Toledo and endorsements from National Bank of Commerce Toledo. Claims internal action and free testimonials with price per bottle and related product Hall's Family Pillar for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
Iowa Court Notice in Jones County March Term 1914
In the District Court of Iowa Jones County March Term 1914 Santora O Fowler plaintiff 30 4
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District Court of the
State of
Iowa
Jones County
Santora O. Fowler
Sanford O. Fowler
Victoria Wilcox
Harvey Fowler
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Doutrick’s
Jumna
Dr. Studdard
Hopkinton Leader News
Denton
Doutrick Dry Goods Co
L. A. Beaver
D.C
Peter Schwarz
Anomosu
H. M. Carpenter
Herricks& Reed
M. W. Herrlck
E. Reed
Herrick & Reed Attorneys AT Law
Monticello State Bank
W. A. Mirick
South Cedar St
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