California trip notes from Miss Clara Schodde
Correspondence from California describes a San Bernardino outing with the Dean Sisters and Mrs Worth. The party toured Redlands and Crest Canyon, enjoyed oranges and flowers, eyed two mansions, heard Sousa’s band at a cafe, and planned Riverside visits while noting local residents and town growth in Wyoming and nearby moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Cal
Dean Sisters
Redlands
Mamma
California
Jack Frost
Mother Worth
Smiley Heights
Papa
Heaven
Mast
Sousa
Riverside
Local News From Onslow and Nearby
A roundup from Onslow notes Ira Stimson in Chicago buying goods John F Russell moved near Anamosa Mrs W T Cameron is very poorly N B Noyes and wife visited Madison village Dr Chisholm of LaPorte City called on friends Amy Tompkins of Cedar Rapids visiting Mrs Chas Biglow Uncle John Overly confined at Charles Brule's M M Franks attended a Milwaukee hardware convention Cedar Rapids Republican rep visited Fan Nie Noyes married A J McDonald to reside Fort Pierce Florida Mrs Paul dies at 84 after brief illness Pioneer residents with six sons and one daughter funeral held at Presbyterian church in Wyoming with six grandsons bearing the casket to Wyoming cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Pierce
Margaret Paul
John Paul
Mrs. Paul
Onslow
Paul
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Cooper
Wyoming
McQuown
Center Junction Community News Brief
Mrs T B Kent has been very ill but is much better Addy Collins visited at Jessie Kents over Sunday Mrs James Carson visited her son at Monticello last Saturday Miss Mary Coder ill with a slight pneumonia Mr and Mrs Chas Magoon attended Dolly Arlen funeral at Oxford last Saturday Peter Lincoln and family moved to former Teton farm Jennings Belknap visited sister I L Coder returned home Monday Bert Sturtevant and Huron families moved to Center Junction Teton family moved to Laurel Neb W F H Davis and wife traveled to Battle Creek Mich to visit their son Sherman Elizabeth and Gertrude Shipley visited their brother Howard at Sabula last Saturday He was badly hurt coupling cars lately School entertainment last Saturday was a great success They took in 21.60 and all deserve credit for patronage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. BE
Kent
Addy Collins
Jessie Kent
James Carson
Monticello
Mary Coder
Chas. Magoon
Dolly Arlen
Oxford
Peter Lincoln
Teton
Jennie Belknap
I. L. Coder
Bert Sturtevant
Mr. Huron
Center Junction
Mr. Teton
Laurel
Neb
W. FH. Davis
Battle Creek
Sherman
Elizabeth
Gertrude Shipley
Howard
Sabula
Local Notes From Castle Grove March Reports
Geo Stevens on sick list. Ed Harms shipped a cattle carload to Chicago last week. Husmanns moved to a farm near Ryan. J D Poppe and Jas Holub will build new barns this season. Holmes and Delay visited Cog gon on business. Mr Eric Barrack of Strawberry Point visited with his brother John. Mrs Josie Ryan recovering enough to ride out. F Kromminga returning from funeral in Hartsburg Illinois. W B Brown of Kasota arrives for the season. John Evans' old horse died. G Ammeter and family moved from McLaughlin farm to the new Ammeter property near Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Stevens
Ed. Harms
Chicago
Husmann
Ryan
J.D. Poppe
Jas. Holub
Geo. Holmes
Jas. Delay
Eric Barrack
Strawberry Point
John
Josie Ryan
F. Kromminga
Hartsburgh
Ilinois
W. B. Brown
Kasota
Minnesota
M. Hosford
John Evans
Cass County News Briefs March Update
Cass notes Carso Crane moved into parsonage age Chas Greene and wife visited area Henry Gerdes welcome a baby boy John Vanda moved to newly purchased farm of Carso Crane Oyster supper planned at J Brainard's Friday March 8 John Bruce of Coe College preached at Cass Center Sunday Hale family from Anamosa visited W Ketcham Dominick Boyle, Cass creamery worker, rented a farm near Anamosa
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Cass
Carso Crane
Chas. Greene
Henry Gerdes
John Vanda
J. Brainard
John Bruce
Coe College
Cass Center
John Hale
Anamosa
Dominick Boyle
Cass Creamery
Church Notices for Sunday Services Across Denominations
Congregational church invites worship with Rev. T. C. Douglass of Grinnell Iowa assisting. Dubuque district Elder Rev H H Green to preach at the Methodist Episcopal church at 10 45 a m with love feast at 9 30 a m and likely evening sermon. Presbyterian morning sermon by C B Warvey Independence with pastor leading evening service. Castle Grove Sunday School at 2 p m sermon at 3 p m Endeavor at 7 30 led by Miss Noble and evening services by C B Harvey. A B church maintains regular Sunday school and preaching morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
T. C. Douglass
D. D
Grinnell
Iowa
H. H. Green
Dubuque
Methodist Episcopal Church
The
Presbyterian Church
C. B. Warvey
Independence
Castle Grove
Endeavor Meeting
Miss Noble
C. B. Harvey
A. 2. O’brien
B. Harvey
District Court Opens as Judges Rotate Through Term
The March district court session began with Judge Reimley, then Treichler and Thompson handling cases in Tipton Castle Grove and Marion. The opening trial, Edward Michaels v. O R Ricker, ended with an $18 verdict for Michaels after disputes over forcible entry and detainer and jurisdiction. A light grand jury produced three indictments, and numerous estate and guardianship actions followed, including probate and sale orders, appraisals, and guardianship rulings across multiple estates and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Reimley
Remley
Treichler
Tipton
Johnson County
Thompson
Marion
Edward Michaels
O. R. Ricker
Michaels
Matthiessen
Castle Grove
Ricker
State Penitentiary
Olin
T. QO. Lines
C. L. Niles
Jeff Smith
R. C. Stirton
Willie Foley
Sherman
Caroline Sherman
Hannah Kiburz
Edwin Mills
Ambrose
Wood
Eistate
Margaret Conlin
Charles P. Henderson
M. W. Herrick
A. J. Bort
L. Arduser
L. Gardner
Water Fund and City Council Proceedings March 1
Council met in regular session with members Page Young Bohlken Suter Schoonover Hoag Mayor and clerk present. Treasurer Bates reports balances. water fund receives railroad rate and coal payments. Ordinance No 283 passed. Election judges appointed for March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Young
Bohlken
Suter
Schoonover
Hoag
Abel
Monticello election proclamation and marriage notice
Election proclamation for Monticello Iowa on March 25 1901 lists offices to be filled and polling places First Ward City hall Second Ward Geo Matthiessen shop Third Ward Kellum building Adjourned notice then a wedding announcement for Lulu G Fish and Elmer Delaney with details of families and school ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Lowe
Towa
Lowa
Iowa
Geo. G. Schaeffer
City Hall
Geo. Matthiessen
Kellum
Mareh
F. J. Fish
Anamosa
Iona
Lulu G.lish
Elmer Delaney
Rev. Black
Opera House Proposals and Local Notices
Sealed bids for renting the Monticello Opera House for one to three years are invited by the board of education with March 29 1901 as the bid deadline. Other items note unclaimed letters at Monticello post office school examinations March 15 16 and local property sales and rentals. Governor Shaw carried Dolliver senatorial credentials to Washington for a six year term starting March 4 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Board of Education
R. P. Smith
Monticello
Iowa
Ed. McDonough
J. ¥. Sears
Anna Sterley
Naomia Woodcox
R.O. Smith
Edith Bailey
D. E. Ponp
P.M
Gov. Shaw
Washington
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Senate of the
United States
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clara Schodde
G. A. R. Hall
James Robertson
Pleasant Ridge
Morse Bros
Vern Hopkins
Chas
Saxton
Charley
Wi. G. Sanders
J. W. Kirkpatrick
Price Williams
Hattie Fordham
Clinton DeWitt
Mary Williams
Nebraska
N Williams
Wyotiing
Wyomine
G. W. Evans, Jr
Main
Verna Walston
H. G. I. Club
Bell Bros
Johnson & Co
Will Briggs
Madrid
Dr. Calkins
Dr. Calkins. _ Captain Loomis
Morsey Bros
Milo Garrison
F.L. Hodgeman
W. Rf. C
Castor Grove
A. B
Alex Beatty
J. W. Beatty
M. Tarbox
Wmn. Galligan
J. W. Coxsee
Bessie Hanna
Mortimner Purcell Et al
Amos Purcell
Johanna Suhr
Max
George Suhr
Wm. G. Peet
Jay Sherman
Daniel Poppe
Edna Thompson
Augusta Peterson
Keystone Mfg. Co. Ve
Waddick Et al
D. Campbell
Ludwig Westfall
Carrie Monroe
Eveline Aitcheson
James Aitcheson
James’ B. Aitcheson
Mary A. Hanna
J. W. White
City of
Henrietta M. Brown
Charles M. Brown
Sarah Jane Meade
Lydia P. Graham Ethal
Fred Stargey
T. St. Eveanbrack
If. W. Sigworth
C. S. Millard
H. S. Dutton
Kinsey Elwood
Ienrick Sachan
L. Schoonover
Kate Foley
Mary Hanson
M. M. Raley
Franklin
Tedward R. Rice
L. W. Sley
McCormick Tlarvester Machine Co
NR. J. Kelsey Et al
Henry May
Town Packing and Produce Co. Ye BE
E. Phillips
Lamb Bros
Fred Vilense
J. KE
Courtright
Wm. Bohler
W. T. Sanford
D. Herren
Council Proceedings
Couxcin Rooms
Lear Coal
Cartan
Cecsceserteeeceaees
Eberhart
Sal
Wis Hint Hose
Electric Light Co
Atlas
Jas Voorhees
Ins
Cartano
Loso
Parrott
Eeeen
Brundage
Ceesessesseees
Peter Quigley
W R Parrott
Robi Young
J ¥ Meyers
W. G. Filers
Chestnut Street
Clark
Warvel Streets
Bates
Mareh Jth
General Fund
Park Fund
Slinson
Cordova
Jones County
Wm. EB. Henely
Michael Henely
J. A. Hartsan
First Ward
D. Page
Geo. Schoonover
Matt Noyes
Jas
Voorhees
Louis Gardner
Henry Bohlken
I. Hoag
T. Churk
Fred Koop
Abel, Jr
Third Ward
J. G. Suter
Peter Young
IE. Himebaugh
Clerks
Sherrer
Skelley, Jr
Jones and
Linn
Amos DeLaney
Prairieburg
Sarah T. Perley
T. M. Hicks
Kiburg
Cirrero B. Paul, Co. Supe
Tayuire
A. T. Crass
Sale
G. H. Grover
J. A. Deutrick
St. Louis and
Carlton Counties
Minn
Duluth
Superior
Iron Ranges
Boston & Duluth Farm Land Company
Manhattan Building
Edward the VII
Prince Albert
Albert
Edward
Friend Bros. Clothing Co
Milwaukee
Wis
D. Mundell
East First Street
James County
Town
Stereo
J. W. Doxsie
State of
Robert Young
J. W. Doxson
Buckeye
Hefners
F.8
Phoebe Dunham
Walnut Street
Hefner
Bradstreet
Buckeye Street
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Cedar Street
G. G. ScuaErrin
A. Kemer
Stubler’s Clearing Sale
Bargain CO
Geo. Stuble
Sons
A. Kempf
W. D. Sheena
Waber
Iqua
James Shedpflin
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