Wyoming News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Weddings
Dr J A White of Olin and George Evans of Eagle Grove visit Wyoming township holds caucus planned for Saturday Postmaster Loomis travels to Maquoketa and George Walston with family from San Diego visit relatives. Miss Lindsey and Mr Burch wed April 26 at bride's parents home in Wyoming. Wm McClure longtime Wyoming resident dies at 87. funeral held at Presbyterian Church. Republican convention eyed for next Tuesday. revival meetings progress in town.
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George Walston
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Mary Collins
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Jessie Brown
Mary Carter
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Price Williams
H. N. Fordham
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Spencer Tourtellot
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Wm. McClure
J. A. Blakely
Huron
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Evangelist Reed
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Don
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Reed
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S. C. Brainard
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B. O. Marshall
Monmouth
Eveline ,Ormrod
Mt. Vernon
Erma Babcock
Zepha Lindsey
N. H. Lindsey
Luther Burch
W. H. Asley
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Frank Pealer
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Onslow Community Notes Mention Visitors and Local Trade
Onslow reports visits from Mrs Mila Flanigan of Bernard Miss Vera Paul from Coe college and many others from Anamosa Cedar Rapids and Pacific Grove. Local business includes Nick Holst shipping cattle and hogs, cement walks installed, and Dr Stoffel to visit Wednesdays. The paper notes strong spring trade with wide distant buyers and a drugstore tally near 4 000 wallpaper rolls sold.
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May
Mila Flanigan
Bernard
Vera Paul
Coe College
Mary Carter
Lou Noyes
Wm. Overley
Sandhouse
Monticellio
Nick Holst
Nick Jr
Ella Courtright
Cedar Rapides
Charles Leonard
Pat English
Mercury
Dr. Stoffel
George Sokol
St. John
North Dakota
Florence Russell
Anamosa
Dr. Knittle
John Ward
Samuel Chase
Pacific Grove
California
Mr. Ward
Chase
Miller
Local Notes From Rural Route No 2 May 9
Monticello and Amber area items report W. A. Rizer visiting, Carl Thuman calling, and George Schoon returning from Oklahoma City. News mentions shed construction, papering, corn planting, and a bridge inspection. Obituary notes the death of T. H. Dunn after a long cancer illness.
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W. A. Rizer
Monticello
Carl Thuman
Wm. Rieken
Jessie Humphrey
Jacob Schoon
Amber
George Schoon
Oklahoma City
Home Sweet Home
R. Rieken
Win. Rieken
August Toenjes
W. H. Hanken
W. R. Furman
Matthiessen
Wayne
C. Scheer
T. H. Dunn
Local Notes from Cascade Iowa May Day Update
Cascade Iowa May 8 reports show Henry Seery visiting from Bernard and Mike Kurt calling from Dubuque. Local injuries include a Wyoming runaway and a demolished buggy tongue. landmarks shift as J Fagan house sells to Jno W Faulks. An aged West Crusade resident dies, Geo Fagan passes from heart failure in Fillmore area. Funeral at Presbyterian church.
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Cascade
Iowa
Henry Seery
Bernard
Mike Kurt
Dubuue
Dubuque
Henry Ganfield
Owen Sweeney
North Whitewater
Frank Dodds
Mellory
Burd McVay
Harvey
Illinois
Frank Lauser
Paul Becker
Marty Cook
Wyoming
J. F. Fagan
Jno
W. Faulks
Wagner
West Crssade
St. Mary’s Church
Jones County
Geo. Fagan
Fillmore
Presbyterian Church
Canada
Minnesota
Local Socials Report From Center Junction
Center Junction notes show May S. J. Brown conducting business at Anamosa Saturday. Nettie Bailey shopped in Wyoming Thursday. Sam Thompson of Hopkinton spent Sunday near town. Local youths attended a party at Onslow Friday evening. A basket sociable is planned for the opera house Saturday evening May 12.
Social Gatherings and Local News Highlight Monticello Visitations
Misses Nellie White and Florence Smith spent Saturday at Monticello. Miss Gertrude Hutchins of Wyoming visited last week with her friend Mrs. Frank McNeilly. Miss Kathryn Leech hosted a five o'clock dinner Sunday. Miss Addie Collins of Anamosa was a Sunday visitor at Miss Florence Smith's home. The C M A lodge sociable was a success and netted a good sum for the lodge. Mr and Mrs Myron Dodge entertained many young friends Saturday night. Mrs R G Lyons returned from Oxford Junction after visiting her daughter Mrs N G Lathrop.
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Nellie White
Florence Smith
Monticello
Gertrude Hutchins
Wyoming
Frank McNeilly
Kathryn Leech
Addie Collins
Anamosa
C. M. A. Lodge
Myron Dodge
R. G. Lyons
Oxford Junction
N. G. Lathrop
Scotch Grove News Roundup Brightens Week
Miss Josephine Sutherland spent Sunday at home as Scotch Grove notes a horse loss for Ben Hoyt. Davis hosted a dance at Geo Bohlken's. Daisy Winans returned to work in Wyoming after a week with her mother. Henry Rickels visited Castle Grove with Mrs Rickels. The telephone crew installed a line at Henry Carsons. Mrs Carhart spoke on Children's Home Society at the Presbyterian church. A P Moats traveled to Iowa City. Mrs Moats is reported improving in hospital. Depot agent Jesse Davis leaves for a better post at Monticello.
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Scotch Grove
Josephine Sutherland
Ben Hoyt
Davis
Geo. Bohlken
Daisy Winans
Wyoming
Henry Rickels
Castle Grove
Henry Carson’s
Castle Grove Weather and Social Notes May 8
Castle Grove reports a dance at Walter Falls one night last week. Wendt of Monticello visited on business. Haasford to build a separator and cream house on the farm. Planting corn planned if weather allows. Gruenstein of Monticello called. Henry Lubben improving slowly, still weak. Dan Hogan began corn planting last Thursday, first in the area. Temperatures at 28 degrees. Mrs. Skelley of Monticello and Mrs. Behrends of Langworthy helping care for Henry Lubben.
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Castle Grove
Walter Fall
Mr. Wendt
Monticello
QO. F. Haasford
Rev. Gruenstein
Henry Lubben
Dan Hogan
James Skelley
Ben Behrends
Langworthy
Matthiessen Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Jones County
A. Matthiessen declares his run for sheriff of Jones County subject to Republican county convention action. He frames his bid around public safety and party support.
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Jones County
Republican County Convention
A. Matthiessen
Big 4 Flour Guarantees Quality at Mill
Advertisement noting Big 4 flour is mill produced with a full guarantee. Sacks sold as reliable staple for bakers and households. Local buyers urged to purchase trusted product.
Emma Zimmerman Weds Jas Shover at Ryan Home
The wedding of Emma Zimmerman to Jas Shover was held yesterday at the Zimmerman farm near town. Rev. Melchert officiated in English before about eighty relatives and friends. A white silk gown with white chiffon lace marked the bride, while the groom wore a black suit. A dinner followed the ceremony and guests praised the couple’s prospects.
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Jacob Zimmerman
Emma
Jas. Shover
Rev. Melchert
Zimmerman
Colonel Bryan Delivers Jerusalem Address
The Kansas City Journal notes Colonel Bryan gave an address in Jerusalem and hints at a future speech in the New Jerusalem. The piece emphasizes no reason for any discrimination against Jerusalem.
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Kansas City Journal
Bryan
Jerusalem
New Jerusalem
Whisky Bottles From City of New Orleans Wreck Found
Two miles above Bellevue Nebraska a change in the Missouri uncovered the wreck of the steamer City of New Orleans abandoned in 1852. The cargo of 160 barrels of whisky was found intact and valued at 75000 dollars at the time. Modern value not yet estimated.
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Bellevue
Neb
City
New Orleans
Missouri
St. Louis
Sioux City
Desperate Threat After Refusal In Chicago Daily News
Report notes Bess-Percy threat to take drastic action after a refusal. Nell asks if he acted and the reply confirms he lit a cigarette, indicating a tense exchange reported by the Chicago Daily News.
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Bess
Percy
Nell
Chicago Daily News
Bull destroys farmhouse and frees ancient treasure
A furious bull pursued two tourists into a farmhouse in Kierling Styri. It forced a door and collapsed flooring, trapping the animal meanwhile the two men escaped upstairs. The bull was shot three hours later. A hidden iron chest containing Charles V era coins worth about £15,000 was found in the lower room. Burrichter's advertends summer dress goods at low prices.
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Kierling Styri
Vienna
London Express
Charles V
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