Woodman Picnic and Soldier Reunion Highlight Wyoming News
Wyoming Wyoming July 25 reports the Woodman Picnic set for next Wednesday with a full program including a cornet band drinking water fountain races and a real baseball game against Olin. The soldier reunion dates August 15 and 16 with speeches by Lafe Young and Rev Wildermuth.
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Wyoming
Woodman
Iva Mader
Ella Ellers
Greeley
W. G. Wherry
N. W. Hutchins
F. H. Tebo
Amber
Misa Minnie Wilker
Rowena Myers
Monticello
J. H. Guthrie
Luella Miller
Morley
Bigelow
Olive Haddock
Estherville
Ada Ames
Riceville
F. R. Ketchum
Brownell
By McQuire A Hale
Mary Chassel
Anamosa
August Wolf
New York City
Connecticut
Florence Hammond
Battle Creek
Michigan
G. W. James
Ina Garrison
Redfield
Iowa
Garrison
S. A
Baldwin & Baldwin
Chiropractors
Pioneer Block
G. R. Garrison
Dos Palos
California
W. S. Garrison
Mr. Garrison
E. N. Stoffel
B. H. Chamberlain
St. Paul
Mississippi
Davenport
Farmer Burns
Cedar Rapids
Lafe Young
Des Moines
Wildermuth
Clinton
Woodman Picnic Committee
Wyoming Cornet Band
Olin
Woodman Galaxy
Wyoming Journal
Prairieburg Social Notices From Anamosa To Monticello
Miss Agnes Benson spent Sunday with friends in Anamosa while F T Richards visited Cedar Rapids on Monday. Miss Atkins of Marion stayed with cousins the Whitneys last week and Mrs Ella Sheldon visits south of town. Mr and Mrs Keine of Anamosa rode the C A N Monday. Miss Jennie Quonklin visited Monticello Cowan home over Sunday. Gertrude Richards and brother Glen visited friends in Walford earlier this week. Mrs Hanold and Wm Hanold of Boaz Wisconsin arrived Monday.
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Hanolds
Zilla Rogers
Hsther Lindley
Powers
Hubrey Floyd
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wilkinson
Sara Baker
Des Moines
Tom Baker
The
Baptist Church
N. J. Benson
Agnes
Grandma Copeland
St. Joseph’s
Mary Hej
Frank Dobec
Albertula
D. A. DeLancey
Pater Pillard
Coggon
Neugent’s
Prairieburg
Agnes Benson
Anamosa
F. T. Richards
Cedar Rapids
Atkins
Marion
Whitneys
Ella Sheldon
Joseph Walker
Keine
Jennie Quonklin
Cowan
Monticello
Gertrude Richards
Glen
Walford
Hanold
Wm. Hanold
Boaz
Wisconsin
Cascade News Roundup Highlights Local Travel and Incidents
Cascade Iowa July notes list visitors from Chicago Stanley Dubuque and Milwaukee. Local events include a Half Hills Cave picnic for about 100 youths and a Ladies Society outing. An accident injures Aloysius Garrety and Abe Hietchen dies in Los Angeles. A barn fire consumes 100 shocks of oats.
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Cascade
Lewis Cohn
Chicago
Orville
Irene Higgs
Stanley
Iowa
Mabel Lindeman
Quincey
Illinois
Leela Lee
J. B. Aitchison
Dubuque
Chas, Baldwin
Wisconsin
Lakes
Doctor May
Isador Candy
F. L. Baldwin
C. D. Baldwin
Bertha Bowers
Storm Lake
Mary McGee
Halfhills Cave
Ladies
Aloysius
Joseph Garrety
Kingsley
Keokuk
M. W. Witham
Henry
John Love
Orient
John
Evelynne Martin
Milwaukee
Abe Hietchen
Our Town
Los Angeles
California
King
Sam
Beatty
Clarence Beatty
Zelda Beatty
R. J. Beatty
Cedar Rapids
Onslow News Briefs from July Visit and Local Events
Onslow notes visits from George Sears Jr of Clinton and guests from Morengo and Burt, Iowa. Several families and neighbors, including the Andersons of Madison and Mrs. Burdick of Elkton, visit local residents. Church events feature an aid society picnic and a Presbyterian ice cream social. Threshing progresses with good yields. local farmers report ample stock and grazing.
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Onslow
George Sears Jr
Clinton
Morengo
Vera Paul
W. A. Neelans
Howard
Burt
Iowa
Omer
Monticello
Sandhouse
E. L. Anderson
Madison
Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Presbyterian
J. A. Smith
Burdick
Elkton
South Dakota
Wm. Conley
Hale
Local Notes From Castle Grove July Update
A. W. Cramer builds a machine house. James Hogan visits from Hopkinton. Will Hiller tours Hazel Green. Ed Jones departs for Mt. Pleasant to work in a canning factory. M. A. Waddick boots up threshing operations this fall. A rain brightened the countryside but wind harmed grain. J. A. McLaughlin returns from Ravinia SD to a farm builder’s project. 0. Pfeil hospitalized in Des Moines with ill health. Slater the barber suffers a broken nose in a scuffle with Bill Kiburz. Dr. Mirick aids and confirms a painful injury.
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Castle Grove
Qoastle Grove
A. W. Cramer
James Hogan
Hopkinton
Will Hiller
Hazel Green
Ed Jones
Mt. Pleasant
M. A. Waddick
J. A. McLaughlin
Ravinia
South Dakota
Mclaughlin
Pfeil
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Mirick
Local Notes From Center Junction and Nearby
Center Junction and surrounding towns report numerous social visits and travel. Ross Young visits Fay ette. Miss Florence Livingstone home for Sunday. Mrs. Milner of Wyoming visits Robert Moncrief. O. J. Felton visits Cedar Rapids. Grace Byerly visits Olive Stingley. several residents travel to Iowa City and Chicago. Mrs. Preas dies after illness. funeral set at M E church Wednesday at 1. Hopkinton Leader notes Mr. First enjoying life with a new Jackson 30 and philosophical ease.
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Center Junction
Ross Young
Fayette
Florence Livingstone
Earl le Grant
John Sutherland
Miriam Rice
Milner
Wyoming
Robert Moncrief
O. J. Felton
Cedar Rapids
E. G. Lyons
Anna May
Bertram
W. N. French
Wilfred Leggett
Olive Shover
John Letze
H. M. Hart
Hallie
Garber
Grace Byerly
Anamosa
Olive Stingley
M. G. Alsever
Tom Bell
Frank Woodard
Kossuth
George Killinger
Iowa City
Burmeister
North Liberty
Willie Leggett
Gordon
Nebraska
Ludwig
Alsever
Chicago
Hopkinton
First
F. K. Barnes
Mr. First
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de ‘W. Doxsee
Doutrick’s
Hal Slater
Dan Hearn
Bill Kiburz
Bill
Slater
Fred Puleston
Homeseeker’s Excursion
Saskatchewan
Canada
Weyburn-Halbrite
Government Farm
SOO Line
Grand Trunk Pacific
Canadian Pacific
North Dakota Line
Tuttle Land Company
Litchfield
Renk & Cropp
Dso
Doutrick Dry Goods Co
Stuhler
Hart, Schaffner & Marx and
Michaels-Stern
Vador
E. A. Hubbard
W. E. Daly
Attorneys AT Law
Anamona
Main Street
Willenwage
J. W. Doxsee
Lovell Block
Waltham
Waltham Watch
America
C. N. Patrick
J. E. Bateman
W. First St
Monticello, Iowa
D. E. Pond
Lovell Bank Building
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