Wyoming News Aids Local Graduates And Visitors
Correspondence from Wyoming Iowa on June 7 notes Jansen in Chicago on business and various visitors. It highlights high school seniors entertained by Prof Ketchum, graduates visiting Maquoketa, and Misses Fishwild Inglis Asley from Coe College. The primary election results show 140 total votes with Republicans winning more than Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Jansen
Chicago
A. A. Vaughn
Davenport
Onslow
Lynn Anderson
Park Chamberlain
B. Paul
Anamosa
Clara Thomsen
Thomsen
Monticello
RH. M. Babcock
W. L. Brown
W. W. Bronson
W. O. Shaffer
O. S. Newell
0. C. Overley
R. J. Overley
Win. Wilkins
J. L. Pike
Olin
Elsie Bender
Bender
Elsie Garrison
East Waterloo
Miss Garrison
Johnson & Shankland
M. B. Winnard
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
da Fishwild
Janie Inglis
Jessie Asley
Coe
Opera
Bertha Woodard
Doris F. Brown
Harold Wilcox
Eva Leamon
Grover Holub
Ethel Hutton
Margaret Inglis
Frances Dusanek
Onslow News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Births
Onslow notes include George Seary’s stay in Clinton and H H Roberts adding to his home. Vayl Paul returns from Chicago medical studies. Mae and Elva Kinney visit relatives. Stanley Livingstone visits Marion relatives. W E Leggett endures head abscesses. Local visits by H F Paul, Mrs. H D Hall, P E Coburn, Will Lamey, Lou Noyes graduation, post office upgrades, and a stork arrival. The baseball club travels to Center Junction. local Hen slow boys win games. graduation exercises proceed smoothly.
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Onslow
George Seary
Clinton
H. H. Roberts
Vayl Paul
Chicago
Mae
Elva Kinney
Paralta
Stanley Livingstone
Marion
W. E. Leggett
H.F. Paul
S. G. Streeper
Will Lamey
Maquoketa
Mr. Lamey
Lou Noyes
Postoffice Department
P. d. Fagan
Chase Bros
Tebo
C. E. McDaniels
Lake Okoboji
Theo. Behrends
Center Junction
Henslow
School Year Ends on Positive Note for Local Teachers
Ada Streeper Ida Hall Mildred Lamey Jessie Smith Ina Young and Martha Janson conclude a successful year with the same group set to teach next year. The announcement confirms continuity and satisfaction with the school year’s outcomes and staffing.
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Ada Streeper
Ida Hall
Mildred Lamey
Jessie Smith
Ina Young
Martha Janson
Prairieburg Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Events
Prairieburg notes chronicled visitors and movements across Cedar Rapids Monticello Dubuque Hopkinton and Lake Mills. Entries include Nellie Short and Cora Shaw visits, Mrs Rowley visiting east of town, Ruth Tilton’s guest stint with Emma Fehr, and Mrs Hannah Washington from Anamosa. A farm injury near Crusinberry and school term wrap at Flannery District plus a June 3 1910 birth announcement at State Center are recorded.
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Prairieburg
Hi. S
Joslin
Cedar Rapids
Benson
Texas
Ruth Tilton
Monticello
Emma Fehr
Nellie Short
Dubuque
CO. O. Rowley
J. Fehr Sr
Henry Henderson
Stone City
Hannah Washington
Anamosa
McLaughlin
W. Still
Lake Mills
Hopkinton
Cora Shaw
M. E
Jennie Burnside
Alice Burnside
P. W. Coe
State Center
Parkhill
Esther Brown Latham
Portland
Oregon
Iowa
Minneapolis
Cascade Daily Notes on Local Events and Visits
Cascade reports a quiet period with Sunday school observances for Children Day, a funeral for Wm OConnell, Friday visitors from Dubuque and Jackson County, and guest visits by Ed Horning Jr and local families. Rev Fred Berry held meetings, John Hutton's funeral, and locals enjoyed school year ends and an East Cascade exhibition. Deputy Supreme Master Thomas LeHew and Huntingtons planned a trip to Ordway South Dakota for family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
W. L. Crawford
St. Paul
Minnesota
Wm. O’connell
Ed. Horning Jr
Dubuque
Ed Horning
Harry
M. J. Noonan
Jackson County
Fannie Pederson
A. Pederson
C. S. Wade
New Boston
Illinois
Peter Pederson
Fred Berry
Indianola
Cascade Baptist Church
John Hutton
Thos
Elmer Gearhart
Worthington
Herbert Benton
Farley
J. C. Gearhart
Foley
Pierce
East Cascade
East Side
Opera House
Thomas LeHew
C. H. Huntington, Sr
Ordway
South Dakota
Ada Hasserpilugh
Local Notes From Castle Grove Township June Update
Shipped stock to Chicago by D J Hogan. Anamosa visits and a frost cited on June 6. School term ended in No 6 and a new term began in Frog Hollow Cass. Community members visit, meet, and a highway superintendent appointed. Primary results show 20 Democratic and 15 Republican votes with township officer nominations and county convention delegates elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
D. J. Hogan
Chicago
Joe Appleby
Margaret Deischer
No. 6
Samuel Alberry
Canton
J. MH. Lubben
C. B. Paul
J. E. Remley
J. O C. Griffith
Anamosa
J. H. Yabben
H.C. Bohiken
Mr. Skinner
Cedar Rapids
G. H. George
Great Western Land Co
Alferts
W. Tuetken
Florence Hubbard
Frog Hollow
Cass
Justices of the Peace
A. W. Cramer
W. C. Kehoe
Pat Leonard
M. A. Waddick
Bert King
E. F. Eiben
EF. C. Cramer
James Ff. Hogan
F.C. Cramer
BE. F. Hiben
P. E. Black
F. C. Cramer
A. M. Fairbanks
8. C. Pfeil
A. E. Laude
Peter Caspers
John H. Lubben
E. E. Orcutt
A. F. M. Caspers
J. A. Deische
Monticello Builds New Electric Power Station
The City Electric Light Heat and Power Co of Monticello reports rapid progress on a new power station with a 25 KVA eight phase dynamo 2300 volt, 150 HP gas producer plant, 160 HP gas engine, two water wheels, and direct drive to cut belting. A second auxiliary plant eight miles downstream is planned to reduce leakage and costs, offering 24 hour service and lower rates. The venture is a home industry led by local businessmen aimed at modernizing lighting and streets with improved service and competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
City Electric Light, Heat and Power Co
City Electric Light, Heat and Power Company
City Electric Light, Heat & Power Co
Center Junction Activities and Plans for July 4
Center Junction residents reported visits from Adell McKelvey and others while a school program and picnic occurred at Eby's mill. A Fourth of July celebration was discussed with a finance committee in place and volunteers urged to help raise funds by June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Adell McKelvey
van Horn
F. W. Jones
Mildred Williamson
Hopkinton
Harry Stingley
Fred Collier
Idaho
Robert Livingstone
Monticello
Harry Johnson
Fulton
Nelle Livingstone
J. F. Brown
Anamosa
Eby’s Mill
John Carson
Harry Stuhler
Clinton
Rice
Pine Grove
C. W. Preston
James Mead
John Letze
M. G. Alsever
Foster
Clark Hubbard
Ada Moore
Alicia Whiting
Harry Locher
Misa Carpenter
Hay Lovell
Jessie Gaylord
Russell Stubler
Mary Locher
Kate Stubler
Bolton
Durability and reliability highlighted in the motor car
The article promotes the tRégal 30 as durable and reliable. It notes a demonstration at Venter Junction Auto Co and mentions post June 11 library hours from 1 to 6 in the afternoon and 7 to 8 in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tRégal
Venter Junction
Auto Co
Need Beans On Hand Baked Beans Go On Sale
Have You Any Beans on Hand Baked beans we mean Now is the time never be without them Quick cold lunches hot dinners picnics and hungry Get a dozen cans or a case Aldine Brand No size cans 5c No 3 cans 15c also Heintz 10c and the size Beachnut Brand and others
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Burrichter’s
Stuhlers
Leona Garments
Doutrick Dry Goods Co
Macey
Price
E. A. Hubbard
Stern
Michaels - Stern
Jemima
C. A. Errickson & Co
J. A. McLaughlin
Wm. Altman
Ferndell
H. F. Burrichter
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