Wyoming News Keeps Town Busy With Passages and Marriages
A Wyoming roundup reports on local moves and business, including W. Beckwith becoming sole proprietor of the coal, grain and feed firms, Larkey & Orr selling 100 horses at a two day sale, and multiple marriages such as Carl Westphal to Lizzie Feidler and Pauline Von Spreecken to Ernest Sieveka. The area notes deaths, a cremation plan, a major horse sale, and several relocations across town.
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Wyoming
W. A. Hogan
Wm. Wilker
Toronto
Canada
W.H. Tourtellet
Oklahoma
Park Chamberlain
George L. Schoonover
J. E. Wyler
H. G. A. Harper
Louis Gardner
Anamosa
Mary Bates
San Francisco
Home Lumber Co
Butler
Home Lumber Company
Cave
Olin
William Bohnhoff
Germany
Carl Westphal
Lizzie Feidler
George Feidler
Henry Westphal
Pauline von Spreecken
Ernest Sieveka
John von Spreecken
Jones County
Kansas City
Larkey & Orr
James W. Dewitt
Cedar Rapids
J. H. Pope
Martha Dewitt
A. P. Cooper
Mechanicsville
Local Notes From Center Junction Area Visitors and Residents
Center Junction items list movements and health updates including Wilfred Leggett working for D S Ward John Fontana visiting Chicago Duncan Wasson of Onslow visiting town Anna Livingstone in Ana osa last Thursday Mrs M G Alsever visiting Monticello yesterday Julius Marxson moved onto the Howard Leech farm Mrs W E Spohn been sick since last Saturday C 8 Ames of Wyoming visiting relatives last Saturday Florence Livingstone home from Monticello over Sunday Mrs C W Preston arrived home
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Inman
Nebraska
Pine Grove
C. W. Preston
Roy Leggett
Eva Farr
Oskalooga
Kansas
W. E. Spohn
Roscoe Stingley
Oscar Rapids
J. N. Smith
Frank Woodward
Will McDonald
Will Leech
The
Cross Hardware Co
Monticello
J. M. Young
James Young
J. J. Livingstone
Anamosa
Il. McHlarr
A. C. Gibbs
Belden Dennison
Lenox College
Mr. Lame
A. B. Fickle
Dewitt
James Young’s
Wyoming
James BP
Chicago
QG. I. Mills
Monmouth
Harry Stingley
Dan van Neven
Cedar Rapids Business College
Caroline Sutherland
California
Chas. Sutherland
Cedar Rapids
Canada
W. H. Alexander
Stanwood
Leech
BE. H. Stingley
C. A. Burmeister
J. A. McDonald
Josephine Sutherland
State University
Julia Elizabeth Westcott
Seth Westcott
New York
Johnsontown
Onslow
Baptist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Joseph Leggett
Center Junction
M. L. Hill
Wilfred Leggett
D. S. Ward
John Fontana
Duncan Wasson
Anna Livingstone
Anaosa
M. G. Alsever
Julius Marxson
Howard Leech
Ames
Local Notes From Castle Grove March Report
Castle Grove updates include illnesses in the community, visitors from Independence and Monticello, a felonious thumb injury, births and illnesses in families, and new farm moves. A grass fire threatened Hogan's eighty area but was contained, and Patrick Hogan plans to move his household to Chillicothe Missouri.
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James C. MclLees
Monticello
Argand
Castle Grove
Wm. Hiller
Wm. McAleer
Independence
HenryHleiken
Harken
Ladies’ Aid
A. V. Scott
Katie Caspers
George Miller
Hl. Monk
Luken Bros
Joe Kennedy
W. L. Himes
D. J. Hogan
A. F. M. Caspers
Patrick Hogan
Chillicothe
Missouri
Hogan
Onslow Local News and Reader Notices
Onslow scene reports moves and visits including Alfred Hanna relocating to Estevan Canada and Miss Simma Overholt returning from Oklahoma. Local business and farming transfers include McMaster moving onto his Wm Gor key farm and Jacob Baler renting W. J. Corbit’s property from Mason City. John Waggie, a pioneer farmer near South Mineral, dies at 87. L. E. Brown dies after long illness days before his 44th birthday. he leaves a wife two sons mother sister and brothers.
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Onslow
Alfred Hanna
Estevan
Canada
Simma Overholt
Oklahoma
McMaster
Wm. Gorkey
Jacob Baler
Mason City
W. J. Corbit
G. B. Hall
Max Lamey
Cas. Ballou
Canton
Martha Hutton
Hutton
L. A. Spooner
Lee
Virginia
Carl Brown
Chicago
Forest
Nebraska
Roy Johnson
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Otha Johnson
John Waggie
South Mineral Church
L. E. Brown
Mr. Brown
BE. E. Brown
Local notes from Cascade and surrounding areas
Cascade items report illnesses and travels of residents including Dr A J Skinner and M Folliard en route to Valley City. Visitors from Onslow and Dubuque noted, several movements to McGregor and Ireland, alongside local accidents and recoveries. A wedding announcement cites R J Beatty and Pearl Mikesell set for March 11 in Iowa City.
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Cascade
A. J. Skinner
R. H
D. A. Beatty
New Mexico
L. M. Roux
Onslow
John J. Fagan
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Tom Skahill
Dubuque
Cr. A. Reddin
McGregor
Iowa
WheJd
L. Faber
West Cascade
M. Folliard
Valley City
North Dakota
X. Lauser
Sam Ganfield
Clarence
P. H. Roche
Rev. L. Roche
Ireland
John O’brien
Richland
Cedar Rapids
Miss Pearl Mikesell
Creston
Iowa City
Prairieburg Social Roundup March Events
Prairieburg notes report visitors from Anamosa and Dubuque trips by Roy Fisher to a lumbermen convention. Local families welcome newborn son to M Crowley family and plan church dinners while Prof Bristol recovers from chicken pox. Revival services at M E church set with Rev Densmore expected to lead.
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Prairieburg
Buckley
Helen
Anamosa
K. Copeland
Taylor
John Lauser
Roy Fisher
Dubuque
Charles LaMont
M. EB
Uvhursday
M. Crowley
M. E
Densmore
Crescent Dust Chaser Sweeping Compound Offered by Hoag Duster Co
Merchants urged to order Crescent Dust Chaser Sweeping Compound in any grade with price two cents per pound delivered. Hoag Duster Co. advertises white bed spreads at 75 to 89 cents and up to 1.29. Deatrick's promotes bargains. Use The Express want column to buy or sell. A small spend can connect buyers and sellers.
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Hoag Duster Co
Deatrick’s
The
Express
Revival meetings planned in Monticello March 18
Monticello churches representing Congregational Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian form a committee at last Monday's meeting to organize revival services starting around March 18 with six to seven evangelists led by Reverends Stephens and two brothers from Independence. They plan a tabernacle on neutral ground and anticipate strong local interest despite a history of modest revival results.
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Monticello
Stephen
Independence
Express
John E. Foster
Messrs. Stephens
The
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