Local Notes and Moves In Laneworthy Community
Mrs Bates improves slowly as Mr Fowler and family move to Springville. The Fowlers’ old home is taken by Mr and Mrs Baggatt. Church services now at 2 30 pm with Sunday school at 1 30 pm. A son of Mr Ackerman who fell on a pitchfork recovers, a close call. Mr and Mrs Davis move to the farm with their daughter. L Hannan’s son cuts his cheek on a can. a lifelong scar feared. A two year old girl is adopted by Mr and Mrs Rettig, hoped to be a blessing. Mr and Mrs Daily settle on a farm near Amber. Mr Wahl gains help on his farm as another son is welcomed. Church work finishes in two days thanks to many helpers including Mr Lake of Monticello. Mr Charles Stout and Miss Nellie Dunning wed at the bride’s parents near Anamosa with Rev F Bretnall officiating. a quiet, hearty reception follows. The couple will reside on a nearby farm.
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Laneworthy
C. Bates
Fowler
Springville
Baggatt
Tom Ackerman
Marshall Davis
L. Hannan
Chas
Rettig
John Daily
Amber
Chas. Wahl
Lake
Monticello
Tle
Chas. Stout
Nellie Dunning
Anamosa
Mr. Stout
Stout
Local Notes From CastLE Grove And Cass March 22 29
CastLE Grove reports drilling a well and various residents ill or traveling. School board changes stir debate over new law and teacher elections while local farmers plan spring sowing and a few residents seek new posts.
Amber News Roundup From March Report
Amber reports Daly and wife traveled to Clinton yesterday while John Bailey couple visit Cedar Rapids for their daughter's medical care. Amber School opens after vacation with Miss Marie Carper as teacher. Mrs. Farragher has been ill all week. Dr Adair made a professional call last week. Otto Bock leaves W H Sanford to become bookkeeper for Curtis Bros in Clinton.
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Amber
Curtis Bros
Clinton
Clergy and residents record in Scotch Grove and Cedar Rapids visit notes
Scoren Grover and two ministers visited Scotch Grove last week. Rev. Van Brren of Center Junction and Rev. Shank of Monticello called on residents. Mrs. Mary Bard returned to Cedar Rapids after visiting her sister. Rev. Bolwon was in Cedar Rapids on business. Amos Sackett and family moved to Minneapolis for work in a saw mill. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Marshall are improving at home.
Local Residents Share News Of Visits And Illness
Daughter Mrs C W Stottlemeyer of Clinton has been with them. Geo Sweesy of Monticello spent Sunday with his sister Mrs C B Applegate. Mr C R Applegate was confined at home with grippe last week.
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C. W. Stottlemeyer
Clinton
Geo. Sweesy
Monticello
Local notes and town events in Onstow
March reports show rapid construction at M M Frank's building and moves by Jim Smith’s to Clinton. Residents visit relatives in Clinton and Anamoosa, with Lamey brothers planning a big sale before moving to Maquoketa. Town election results exclude mayoral winner Dr Scott who may decline. W C T U hosts first tea with an 8 pm program and 5 pm supper.
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M. M. Frank
Jim Smith
Clinton
Graham
Mr. Kart
Richardson
Frank Smith
George
Scott
W.C.T
Community Notes and Visitor Highlights at Center
Center notes list residents visiting relatives and locals traveling for events. Names include Mrs. McKelvey, WW.G. Davis, Miss Minnie Visher, Miss Scroggie, Mr. Irwin Dalby, Mr. R. N. Miell, Miss Neal, Mrs. Svofield, Mrs. J. J. Podhaski, Gracie, Mrs. Mary Clark, Mrs. C. B. Mall, William Doron, Miss Lucy Andrews, Miss Dolly Paul, Miss Lyda and Maud Lyons, plus teachers to Hale and Pine Grove and Epworth students. Municipal election results show Mayor T. Dawson and other city officials elected.
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Svofield
J. J. Podhaski
Gracie
Monticello
Mary Clark
C. B. Mall
William Doron
South Dakota
Lucy Andrews
Hale Township
Dolly Paul
Pine Grove
Lyda
Maud Lyons
Hopkinton
Messrs
Kent
Young
Epworth
Bert
Hicks
Tipton
Misses Paul
T. Dawson
Lee Coder
J. So Smith
Ej, Lyons
T. Bent
W. Shipley
Declamatory Contest Program at Opera Perna Tomorrow Evening
High school declamatory program lists events and acts for tomorrow at Opera Perna. Piano solos include Ruth Nelson and Bertha Gilroy. dramatic and humorous classes feature performances by Florence Frye Ethel George Aunt Sophronia Taber and others. Judges and referees include Rev. Robinson and Rev. Street.
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Sophronia Taber
Pidssiar
Oba
Fontie Araah Gottlieb
Vis Robinson
Springville
LW. Eaton
Manchester
Nettie J Dennison
Cascade
David Street
Monticello
Wis
Verena Schneider
Edith Thompson
Atusio Lc
Eee
Etiquette Wisdom Then and Now
A Saturday Review note observes that early Victorian manners on modesty and social decorum persist in modern times. It cites examples about removing hats indoors and handling a mishap at a dinner table with light humor rather than apology.
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Saturday Review
The Art of Management and Aging Servants
A dialogue contrasts aging and raising children when a man boasts about mastery of management. A woman counters with practical view that letting them have their own way eases control, hinting at domestic power dynamics in a brisk exchange.
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Chicago Post
Sunday Times Herald Woman's supplement noted
The Chicago Sunday Times-Herald highlights a new popular women’s feature with fashion, household economy tips, and human-interest content. It reports the school board reelecting Superintendent Scroggie and raising salary, plus local auctions, cemetery meetings, and a joke column from the New York Press.
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Chicago Sunday Times-Herald
Times- Herald
Record of largest Bremen township real estate transfer
County Recorder Abner Dunham notes a busy period with a record transfer of about 820 acres in Bremen township deeded from Otilda Krapil to John Krapil at an average $68.50 per acre totaling $21,900. Separately, warnings about pedlars selling steel ranges at higher prices appear, advising home price checks. John Clark offers his residence at First and Chestnut with seven rooms and a barn for sale. Bob Ingersoll's former Sunday school teacher John B. Robertson dies at 90 in Ashtabula Ohio after 54 years in the house once occupied by Ingersoll's father.
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Abner Dunham
Dunham
Bremen Township
Otilda Krapil
John Krapil
Manchester Press
First
Chestnut Streets
Tol
Bob Ingersoll
John B. Robertson
Ashtabula
Ohio
Ingersoll
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