Local notes from Castle Grove January correspondence
Mrs. Margaret Noble is on the sick list. Ed Miller visited Cascade last week. Bert King joined the hand separator crowd. W A Hogan visited the county seat last Thursday. Mrs. L Pierce of Delhi visits nearby friends. Mr. and Mrs. A W Cramer visited relatives near Greeley. M A Waddick attended the assessors meeting in Anamosa. The Chapmans welcome a new girl. Haley family members in Anamosa for Thomas Haley Jr.'s serious illness. H E Deischer lost a steer on the way to market. G Neiderhauser rented his farm to Alfred Meyers for 340 per acre. plans to sell stock at auction soon. Bruce Cropp runs the Diamond Creamery skim station near Miller’s farm. Peter Janett to move to Monticello. Monticello corn haulers value local scales for shorter trips. scales nearer the railroad would help. Justices scarce, now better. H C Bohlken last to hold the title Squire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Margaret Noble
Ed. Miller
Cascade
Bert King
W. A. Hogan
L. Pierce
Delhi
A. W. Cramer
Greeley
M. A. Waddick
Anamosa
Nathaniel Chapman
Haley
Thomas Haley
H. E. Deischer
G. Neiderhauser
Alfred Meyers
H.C. Bohlken
Local notes from Center Junction and nearby towns
Center Junction reports several visits and travels with Wilt Puls driving to Olin and John Reilley visiting Lost Nation. Dan Saxon and Miss Alice Dawson appear in city events while Prof. Bratton returns from Maquoketa. A youth, Mikey Bailey, suffers injuries from an ox attack and Eddie Robertson breaks a leg, with Dr Kent treating both. A YP SC E social at Scotch Grove includes music games and an oyster supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Wilt Puls
Olin
John Reilley
Lost Nation
T. E. Canty
Onslow
Dan Saxon
T. Dawson
Hopkinton
Eddie Robertson
David Robertson
Frank McNeilly
Kent
C. E. Bratton
Maquoketa
Alice Dawson
Mikey Bailey
Frank Bailey
Amber
Our City
B. L. Hoyt
Scotch Grove
Ed Wilcox Goes to Chicago with Stock
Local notes report Ed Wilcox travels to Chicago with stock. Other items note Mrs. Richards visiting Cedar Rapids, Rev. McQuown’s farewell sermon, and various townsfolk’ health, housing moves, and community business. Creamery and Jones County school statistics are included along with local weather of sickness.
Local Notes From AmBeEr Area Items and Deaths
Sheriff's in the vicinity on business. Deaths include a child of Carl Eden from rheumatism and James Warden of Fairview after long illness. January marriage licenses list several couples with ages. Grand Jurors drawn for 1903 named and summoned to Anamosa March 2, 1908. Mascagni dubbed Venezuela of musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambeer
Arnold
Mr. Younger
W. E. Perryman
James Warden
Fairview
Warden
Anamosa
Hopkinton Creamery pays patrons 4 percent average
Last month the Hopkinton creamery reported a four percent average test and paid patrons 1.15 dollars per hundred on that basis. W H Littlefield and Ed Slauson left for Virginia to scout cheap land prospects. A delivery horse for Place and Wilson was killed in a runaway. Wesley LeClerc escaped with minor injuries after the wagon roach split and a horse struck a telephone pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton Creamery
H. Littlefield
Ed. Slauson
Virginia
Place & Wilson
Wesley LeClerc
Diffenderfer
Wesley
Farmers Co-Operative Creamery annual meeting notice
Stockholders and patrons of the Farmers Co Operative Creamery Co of Monticello will hold their annual meeting February 2 at 1 pm at the creamery to elect a treasurer a secretary and seven directors and to transact other business as needed. Timber land for sale near Scotch Grove township includes the north 3 of the southeast of the southeast of section 5 and five acres in section 4. The earthquake shock in South Carolina last week does not appear to have disturbed the Tillmans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Co-Operative Creamery Co of
Monticello
Scotch Grove Township
South Carolina
Public Sale Near Anamosa and Langworthy Details
Auction at a residence six miles north of Anamosa and three miles west of Langworthy on Wednesday February 4 at 10 a m. includes 11 head of horses 52 head of cattle 50 hogs 2000 bushels corn 700 bushets oats 40 tons hay and farm implements with usual terms. Capt E Tarbox auctioneer. Also an unrelated medical ad promotes Dr Miles Personal Treatment for heart nerves liver stomach and kidneys with testimonials and free trial offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Langworthy
Poland
China
E. Tarbox
Miles
E. B. Spileman
United States Regulars
San Diego
Cal
W. A. Warren
Jamestown
N. Y
Julius Keister
Chicago
R. Trimmer
Greenspring
Franklin Mies
Main Street
Elkhart
Ind
Monticello Express
Private Sale Of Red Polled Cattle And Horses
The owner offers nine head of horses and mules at a Scotch Grove farm one mile north of town and six miles east of Monticello along with 11 Red Polled cattle full blood but three. Sale before February 15, with possession by March 1. Also a plow for sale. Call at the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Monticello
Farm For Sale or Rent in Richland Township 160 Acres
160 acre farm in Richland township offered for sale or rent. Good buildings and ample water with well fenced fields. Enquiries at the premises 3064 T. W. Heaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Township
T. W. Heaney
Dislocated Shoulder Helped by Pain Balm Adverts
Mrs. Johanna Soderholm of Fergus Falls Minnesota dislocated her shoulder and was treated by a surgeon. Her son bought Chamberlain's Pain Balm which quickly relieved pain and aided sleep. He then recommended it to others. The notice also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and pneumonia prevention, sold by Bacher & Abel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Soderholm
Fergus Falls
Minn
Chamberlain
Bacher & Abel
Probate Notice of Will in Jones County Iowa
Notice of probate filed in Jones County Iowa for the estate of Ellis G. Winner deceased. The court fixes March term 1903 for final proof and to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Clerk J H Ramsey and attorney J W Doxsee advise interested parties to appear.
Will and probate notice for Wm Gavin Sr in Jones County IA
District Court of Jones County Iowa directs final proof for the purported last will of Wm Gavin Sr deceased. The filing was January 28 1903 and probate hearing set for March term, when interested parties may appear to show cause why the will should not be admitted. Clerk J H Ramsey signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Iowa
Jones County
Wm. Gavin
Said
J. H. Ramsey
District Court
Iowa
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Schaeffer Drygoods Firm
Stevens & Co
N. B
G. H. McCluskey
Onstow
Ed Wilcox
S. B. Richards
Cedar Rapids
Will Henderson
McQuown
A. E. Chase
Hans Klein
Bohler
Fred Griswold
Silsbee Place
Bryant
R. Rohren
The
Klondike Creamery Co
Ee Ae Behrendy
John H Fisher
Mayme Schlindheim
Jas E Barrett
Opal D French
Herbert F Bates
Uora E Chase
Adolph Schneider
Lena Wasmer
John Burmaster
Ota Prosser
John Athan
Maggie Outen
Senor
Don Carlos Arcadio Vallejo
Lynne Elvin Gilmore
W A Sherman
Perle C Lamb
Herman Kerr
Jennie Bruce
Henry Frissmer
Eliza Stadtmueller
W J Darrow
Nettie J Head
M Gorman
Hale Gee Watters
Albert Lasack
Oxford
John Fagan
J M Paul
Wyoming
P C Levien
Madison
Jacob Stingley
Jackson
G W Davis
Greenfield FE
Austin
Rome
Chas E Gavin
Washington
Pat Hayes
Cass D B Herren
Wayne
Boston Transcript
Mascagni
Venezuela
R. Bonren, Sec’y
Dovncuass H, Smith
Franklin Miles, M. D
Tes
Ellis G. Winner
J.H. Ramsey
J. W. Doxsee
Ebay
Chine
Hall’s Hardware
South Dakota
Horse Sale
Phelps’ Livery Barn
Monticello, Iowa
Phelps
Auc
WM. Abel, JR
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