Onslow Correspondence notes town happenings and visits
The Onslow column records residents visiting relatives in Missouri South Dakota and Washington states. It notes travel plans lectures cement walks preparation for a winter lecture course and an entertainment by Gilbert Eldridge with ticket details. Local arrivals and church work progress are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonslow
Onslow
H. F. Paul
Paralta
Henry Welch
Missouri
T. B. Johnston
South Dakota
Knittle
Emery Cole
Clinton
Anamosa
Onslow Bank
Geo. Sears Jr
George
Thos Hines
John Maron
Spokane
Washington
Telen Lamey
H. D. Hall
McCleland
Homstead
Gettsyburg
Big Spring
Canton
Jim Forsythe
Frank Overly
Roe
Martin Carsons
Forsyth
Miss Bradley
Ella Walters
Minnie
May Lewis
Mitchell,s. D
H.l Lewis
Mitchell
FE. J. Sokol
Corporation
Main Street
Presbyterian Church
J. R. Wasson
Mackrill
Carrie
Laura Johnston
Laura Coburn
Jennie Streeper
State Normal
Cedar Falls
Misson Sears
Conesville
Robert Scroggie
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Wm. Henderson
Scotland
Lou Noyes
Gilbert Atlee Eldridge
Iowa
Mr. Eldridge
Eldridge
Monticello and surrounding towns readied for week of farm activity
Langworthy reports shingling work on a barn as many residents visit Monticello or travel to nearby towns. Last Monday and Tuesday saw farmers and families transacting business, shipping cattle to Chicago, visiting relatives in Hopkinton and Bowen's Prairie, and planning March moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Poppe
Hopkinton
J. H. J. Stutt
Chicago
J. H. Dirks
Monticello
Gerd Pru
Bowen’s Prairie
Ben Wolken
Gerd J. Dirks
Harm
Cascade Social News and Local Visits
Cascade notes a July Twentys event with Mr and Mrs E Moore visiting Ft Dodge. Visitors include Mrs Wilen Bamrick from Farley and Ida Fonda of Bellevue. Picnics planned at D A English farm on August 4. Vacations announced for Rev W J Geen and wife. Young violinist Geo Brown of Dubuque visiting. Redfield resident Ray Moran visiting relatives. Chicago families bring ten children for a two week outing. Local residents travel to Petosky Michigan for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
E. Moore
Ft. Dodge
Wilen Bamrick
Farley
O. EB
D. A. English
Ida Fonda
Bellevue
Wallace
W.J. Geen
Geo. Brown
Dubuque
Ray Moran
Redfield
South Dakota
Ben Hawkins
Alex Beatty
C. H. Huntington Jr
Chicago
A. J. Skinner
C. F. Huntington Jr
Dorothy
Ida
Social notes from Scotch Grove visitors and local gathering
In Scotch Grove on July 28 Miss Grace Moats visits with Miss Edna Kegley in Monmouth. Mrs Himebaugh of Epworth visits son E L Himebaugh. Miss Mary Graves of Monticello visits Mildred Sutherland. An ice cream sociable is planned at the home of C A Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Grace Moats
Edna Kegley
Monmouth
Himebaugh
Epworth
E. L. Himebaugh
Mary Graves
Monticello
Mildred Sutherland
C. A. Sutherland
Spinster Tea Highlights Proposals at Anamosa Social
Friday evening July 80th guests gathered for a fundraiser titled for the baseball boys. Mrs. B. L. Hoyt hosted a Spinster Tea for Miss Franc Schoonover and Miss Sala Schoonover of Anamosa. Improbable rejected proposal stories earned prizes for Nellie Sutherland and Josephine Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Hoyt
Franc
Sala Schoonover
Anamosa
Nellie
Josephine Sutherland
Rural Route News Roundup from Monticello Area
The column notes weekly social visits and a 17 to 7 ball game win by Bowen over Butterfield. It mentions Miss Matilda Moore, Miss Gusta Behrends, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ricklefs, Mr. and Mrs. Will Burrichter, Mr. Johnnie Balster and sisters, Henry and Albert Mohr, Peter Koester of Cascade, and a Bowen youth taking his date for a ride after borrowing her hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Moore
Monticello
Bowen
Butterfield
Gusta Behrends
J. H. Ricklefs
C. Decker
Will Burrichter
Johnnie Balster
Stutt’s Park
Henry and
Albert
Mohr
Peter Koester
Cascade
W. Attcheson
Local Notes From Amber and Surrounding Towns
Weather brings rain as mail carrier Belknap takes vacation. Miss Mary Farragher travels to Ana mosi this week. Grane Rickless and Kehoe performed at the Saturday night dance. Frank Bailey sold his place south of town to Mr J Dierks of Landworthy. Mr and Mrs Peter Schwarts visited their Cedar Stupids children over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aber
Juby
Belknap
Mary Farragher
Anamosi
Grane
Rickless
Kehoe
Frank Bailey
J. Dierks
Landworthy
Peter Sehwarts
Cedar Stupids
Death of Barnard D Paine a respected Oregon pioneer
Barnard D Paine also known as Barney died at his Eugene home on Sunday July 15 1909 after a long stomach cancer illness. A Civil War veteran born April 21 1839 in Herkimer County New York he lived in Monticello Iowa and Oregon. He served as councilman mayor school director and treasurer and was active in Masonry and the G A R. Funeral honors were given at his home and grave by Masons with S M Yoran delivering tributes. The obituary notes his long public service and valued integrity.
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Barnard Paine
Monticello
Eugene
Oregon
Eugene Register
Barnard D. Paine
Barney
Lane County
West Seventh Street
Portland
Nerkimer County
New York
Philander A
Sarah (Filkens) Paine
Little Falls Academy
First
New York Light Artillery
Pair Oaks
Seventh
New York Independent Battery
Ile
Slatcher’s Run
Herkimer County
Lucy Stauring
Delaware County
Iowa
Sporting Goods
C. M. Horn
W. di. Kay
B.D. Paine
Lodge of Masons
G. A. RR
Yoran
David Street
Belmont
Secpress
Express
Anamosa
Stone City
Castle Grove
Iere
Genesee
Allegany County
Jersey
Buffalo
Ohio
A Vacation Every Day From the Dubuque Telegraph Leader
The piece argues that while vacations can refresh, a year round rest is harmful. It urges daily mini breaks rather than idle time, advocating a balance where mental rest alternates with physical activity to develop all faculties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Belmont Sketches and Cantonwine Bankruptcy Findings
Rev David Street writes from Belmont New York describing local life its climate gas and industry and a prosperous community. The Cantonwine bankruptcy case details a judge refuting a robbery story and ordering Cantonwine and his wife to repay creditors with notes and cash or face contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Sioux City Journal
Oxford Junction
Bates & Parkman
Henry A. Suller
J.C. Cantonwine
Armour
Muller
Cantonwine
Maggie Cantonwine
Northwest
Canton Wine
Cantondine
William Moore
Carland
United States Court
Coal car sale and eye clinic visit announced
The notice advertises a sale of Good Illinois coal off a car next week and announces Dr. Coffman the Eye Specialist from Davenport will be at Hotel Williams Wyoming on Tuesday August 24 1909 for glasses fitting from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Coal
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Langworthy
Amber
Barnard
Paine
eNlectric Theater
Llerala
Indiana
Nebraska
Hudson River
Timothy Meadows
Cantonwine Report
Oxford
Farmer
Voorhees Coal Company
Black An
Dr’sks
People’s Store
Doutrick D. G. CO
A. Ehrrickson & CO
Ues Moines
Pain’s
Parker’s
Pain
Liberati
Fain
Rustrooms
J. Camilron
J. C. Simpson
America
Tao
F. Witt
Hoison
Victor
Locher Brothers
Hubbard’s Furniture Store
Eke
Herrick, Cash & Rhinehart
Amlormeys
Ollices
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