Heasty Daughter Dies at Byron Oklahoma
Josia Heasty Sawyer died July 15 1915 at her home near Byron Oklahoma aged 42 after paralysis and illness since 1913. She was born April 27 1878 in Wayne Iowa and moved with her family to Kansas. She married Samuel Sawyer August 31 1910 and leaves husband, parents, five brothers and two sisters. The note also covers a Wyoming chautauqua closing day and local crops weather and community items.
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Wyoming
Josia
John
Elizabeth Heasty
Wayne Township
Iones County
Iowa
Byron
Oklahoma
Sumner County
Kansas
Cooper College
Sterling
Samuel Sawyer
United Presbyterian Church
The
Express
Lillian Griffin
Glidden
Pierre
South Dakota
Baldwin
Henry Brunscheen
O. B. Larkey
G. E. Farley
Panama Exposition
Olive James
Sacramento
California
Alfred Nickles
Chicago
William Wilker
Canada
Bernice Lewis
Anamosa
Sutton Family Rites Marked by Kansas City Death
George Sutton once ran Sutton & Son hardware with his father and died in Kansas City Missouri. His funeral was held Tuesday afternoon from A EK. Chase home with Rev. P. M. Phillips officiating. Burial took place at South Mineral.
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Onslow
George Sutton
Win
Sutton
Sutton & Son
Kansas City
Missouri
A. EK. Chase
P. M. Phillips
Center Junction
South Mineral
EB. L. Moore
Walker
M. Leight
Carrie Kershman
Carrie Mackrill
L. B. Brown
Gettysburg
South Dakota
T. N. Gillfilen and Son
Pennsylvania
Murry
James Forsyth
Sears
E. H. Knittle
Waterloo
Asaya
Lizzie McMaster
Holtz
St. Paul
Clinton
Ruth Hall
Maquoketa
Harry
Unfavorable Weather Delays Hay Making at Castle Grove
Castle Grove on July 21 reports very unfavorable weather halting hay making. Cloverfields suffer as farmers with early hay piles fret over scorching bay and partial losses from heat.
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Castle Grove
Prairieburg Socials and Local Notes Highlight Week
Mrs Della Phelps and daughter visit the O E Reed home. Mr and Mrs Payne from Delphos Kansas stay with the Finns. Esther Rhatigan and children visit Grandma Rogers. Ray and Mrs Caine return from California for the summer. Roy Fisher’s house gets a new paint coat. Catholic supper and dance planned for the 21st by the parish south of town. Hazel Corn ill with tonsillitis.
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Prairieburg
Della Phelps
Monticello
Graves
O. E. Reed
Wm. Payne
Delphos
Kansas
George Finn
Esther Rhatigan
Anamosa
Grandma Rogers
Ray Caine
California
Roy Fisher
Maud Hart
Buffalo
Ed Bucklingham
Mel Peet
M. S. Knapp
Cedar Rapids
C. O. Rowley
Fehrs
John Walker
Corps of
Maud Joseph
Conklin
Hazel Corn
Jubilant Judge Milo P. Smith Reach Eightieth Birthday
Judge Milo P. Smith of the eighteenth district marks his eightieth birthday amid notes of a vigorous career. The Cedar Rapids Gazette recounts his life from Delaware Ohio birth July 16 1835 through education at Cornell college and Michigan University to service in the army and long tenure as district attorney and judge in Iowa. He values his wartime service and recalls his congressional bid in 1884 and his settled life in Cedar Rapids with wife Mrs. Smith and two daughters.
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Smith
J. W. Harris
Cadar Rapids Gazettes
L. L
Linn County
Judge Smith
United States
Delaware County
Ohio
Milo Simith
Washington County
Justice Court
Young Smith
Ohio State University
Allegheny Mountains
Iowa
Linn
Springville
Milo
Fairview
Tipton
Cornell
Marion
Ffe
Davenport
Thirty-first
Iowa Infantry
Vicksburg
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Rasaco
Dallas
Atlanta
Sherman
Michigan University
Ann Arbor
William E. Miller
Marengo
Cedar
Jones
Johnson
Benton
Tama
Cedar Rapids
Second Avenue
Edith
W. F. Stahl
Lisbon Herald
Recreation theme invited for all ages in Center Junction
Center Junction July 21 pastor W E H Higes of Presbyterian churches in Scotch Grove and Center Junction announces that next Sun day’s sermon will be on Recreation aimed at both young and old who love them. Local residents and visitors are noted in a series of brief notices including travel, shopping, and visits among town residents.
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Center Junction
W. E H. Higes
Presbyterian Churches
Scotch Grove
Jessie Smith
Miles
Montana
Ben Smith
Soper
Anamosa
Ruth Young
L. A
Maud Springer
Lucy Dodge
Carrie Preas
Coyle
Monticello
Misa Routh McNeilly
Springville
Andrew Serbousek
Elsie Scofield
Maquoketa
Will Curry
Bernard
Miss Mary Conlin Lane and James A Donnelly wed at St Martin’s
Mary Conlin Lane and James A Donnelly married at St Martin’s Church on July 12 at 6 am by Rev L Roche. The Pioneer notes The Express reaches fiftieth mile post under Coxsee and P J Herard’s hospital treatment improves after a prior automobile accident. Cascade State Bank and Farmers and Merchants State Bank report deposits totaling 1 076 028 90 and describe a healthier local financial scene after a harsh winter.
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Mary Conlin Lane
James A. Donnelly
St. Martin’s Church
L. Roche
Express
Coxsee
Pioneer
P. J. Herard
Dubuque
Reformatory Intake Drops to 702 After Week
During the week ending July 9 three discharged three paroled and three received at the reformatory, bringing the total to 702. Health notes report Eber G. Peet of Greenfield township recovering from a brain hemorrhage after prompt medical aid. Patrick Hennessey, longtime local resident born in Ireland, died at about 90. Arch ie Wink lost an arm in a Morley feed grinder accident. Glasses fitted by Dr. L G Stabler and N Patrick.
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Reformatory
Eber G. Peet
Greenfield Township
Peet
A. C
California
Patrick Hennessey
Anamosa
Hennessey
Ireland
Archie Wink
Mercy Hospital
Wink
Morley
I N Sears Bank Leader Dies at Ninety One
I N Sears former president of Scott County Savings Bank and founder of Sears Saddlery died July 15 six days after his ninety first birthday. Born in 1824 in Saratoga County New York he moved to Davenport in 1856 and retired on his birthday after a long banking career.
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I. N. Sears
Scott County Savings Bank
Davenport
Sears Saddlery Company
Saratoga County
New York
Iowa Teachers College Tops National List Say Editor
Dr. A. E. B. Winship of Boston editor of the Journal of Education cites the Iowa State Teachers College and its president Dr. H. H. Seerley as leading the nation among state controlled educational institutions after a nationwide tour of prominent schools.
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A. E B. Winship
Boston
Mass
Journal of Education
Iowa State Teachers’ College
H. H. Seerley
America
Wanted and For Sale Classified Summary
Multiple ads listing real estate for sale including a seven room house and barn, a 191 acre Rickles Gerdes farm, and a splendid home needing no repairs. Also rentals for a small modern house and a convenient garage, plus room and board in a private family and alfalfa cutting opportunities. Box 627 Monticello and 309 Wilton St Austin Minnesota are given as contact details.
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Monticello
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Chas. A. Doxsee
W.D. McLaughlin
Dennis Delay
P. E. Black
Harm Rickels
Chris Specht
Jackson Station
Earl Gillilan
Jittle Son
Hopkinton
Anna Heiken
John Heiken
Anni
Congress
Jenney
Cascade Pioneer
L. G. Stabler
N. Patrick
Hall Manufacturing Company
Jones County
Woor Brees
E. G. Rawson
Onslow, Iowa
W. A. Mirick, M.D
South Cedar St
Laws
L. Q. Stubler
Dr. L
Stuhler
Binggell
Rickles Gerdes
August R. Gerdes
Herrick & Reed
J. W. Coxsee
Sall
Wint St
Austin
Minn
O.J. Buckin
Renyt
Ida Bell
Emmetsburg
J. W. Shelley
E. &. Shelley
Monticello State Bank
HH. C. Boblken
Missea Mary
Kate Altman
J. W. Doxser
Chas. A. Doxser
Doxsee & Doxser Attorneys AT
Lovell Block
Towa
M. W. Herrick EK. E
RED Herrick & Reed Attorneys AT
Guardiaanship
Fred Puleston
Hilers & Bolton
Iowa State Fair and Exposition Des Moines
Doutrick Dry Goods Co
Wilton Lackaye
Crane Airdome
Thurs
al, Stern
Poros
Palm Beach
George Stuhler’s Sons
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