Center Junction Notes and Local Visits May 18
Center Junction reports visits by Hf G Davis in Anamosa and a funeral attendance by Otis Nichols from western Town. Miss Maud Lyons, Miss Fisher, and Mrs. Podhaski are seen in town. Podhaski family visits Wyoming. W C T U convention missed. Persian minister Rev Morehutch spoke on Mohammed and Persia. Rev Van Buren led Nichols funeral. Nichols, a longtime resident, died May 11 and was buried May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centter Junction
Hf. G. Davis
Anamosa
Capt. O’brien
Miss Maud Lyons
Miss Fisher
Mrs. Podhaski
Monticello
Otis Nichols
Western Town
Register Life Insurance Company
Joe Podlaski
Rock Island
Sam
Mr. Morehutch
Mohammed
Persia
E. A. Nichols
Nichols
van Buren
Scotch Grove News and Local Notes
Alex Rice is home from Marion for a few days. Lawrence Glenn moved into the Wm. Sutherland house west of Scotch Grove. Decoration Day will be observed. committees urged to be prompt. Dr. Moorbatch will lecture on Persian manners at the Presbyterian church tonight. An ice cream social at Mr. Allen Hutton’s on May 27 funds the district No.2 school library. Ray Heasty injured in a school accident. nose broken and plaster cast set in Monticello. expected to recover fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Alex Rice
Marion
Fred Royden
Edgewood
C. R. Applegate
Lawrence Glenn
Wm. Sutherland
Monticello
Local Notes from Lanawonrthy May 17
Marshall Davis and wife will live with the former's father. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Davis and wife return to Epworth. Miss Annie McCann of Dubuque visits the parsonage. Mrs. Bates remains on the sick list with slow recovery. Rev. Bretnall examined conference coursework in Manchester last week. Mrs. Sherman of Council Bluffs, with her sister Mrs. Davis, is recovering from illness. daughter-in-law assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanawonrthy
Marshall Davis
Chas. Davis
Epworth
Annie McCann
Dubuque
Bates
Bretnall
Manchester
Sherman
Council Bluffs
Local News From Onstow May 17 County Update
Miss Carrie Lytton returns home from LaPorte and Ben Paul visits from Blairstown. Geo Chase recovers, corn planting nears completion. Ads for Onslow schoolhouse appear. J M Paul and W J Halsey go to Anamosa for jury duty. John Klema visits from Almont. Mrs McClure and daughter from Los Angeles visit. Royal Neighbors host ice cream social. Rev Palmer attends Presbyterian general assembly in Winona Ind as Cedar Rapids delegate. Juvenile Templars hold entertainment despite rain. repeat Friday. John McBerney ill with lung fever. wishes for recovery. T H Lightfoot opens furniture and undertaker shop. Death of Supervisor John Clay noted by local old soldiers. J Sterling Morton named chair of monetary congress in Omaha Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onstow
Carrie Lytton
LaPorte
Ben Paul
Blairstown
Geo
Chase
Onslow
J. M. Paul
W. J. Halsey
Anamosa
John Klema
Almont
McClure
Lou Hoffman
Los Angeles
Calif
Royal Neighbors of America
W. D. Livingston
Palmer
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
Winana
Ind
Cedar Rapids
Templars
John McBerney
T. H. Lightfoot
Lightfoot
John Clay
Hale Township
Mr. Clay
Obituary for Mrs Minor Davis of Wayne Township
Mary Ann Osborn born May 31 1827 in New Milford Conn died May 5 1898 at her Wayne township home She would have been 71 She married Minor Davis October 5 1845 in Fairfield Conn In 1858 they moved to Iowa She was mother of three children two sons survive Charles Epworth and Marshall local church member since 1853 taught Sabbath school for over 85 years Funeral May 7 at Langworthy M E church Rev F W Bretnall officiated Burial Langworthy cemetery The family thanks friends for support and offers a long verse of prayers and remembrance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Osborn
New Milford
Litchfield County
Conn
Wayne Township
Nage
Minor Davis
Fairfield County
Towa
California
Davis
M. i. Church
Langworthy
Isbell
Dia.m
Obituary of Fliphalet A Nichols Born in Ontario 1822
Fliphalet Alford Nichols was born August 5 1822 in Ontario Canada and moved to Illinois in 1853. He settled on a farm in Jones County Iowa, married Nancy Jane Krouse in 1859, and faced widowhood in 1874 while raising two daughters. He joined the M church, sought deeper truths, endured illness with faith, and died May 11 1808 after a long life of honesty and charity. Funeral services were held May 18 at the old homestead with interment at North Madison cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fliphalet Alford Nichols
Ontario
Canada
Tollinois
Jones County
Iowa
Nancy Jane Krouse
M.3. Church
van Buren
Old Homestead
North Madison Cemetery
Rachel Smith
Emily Richardson
Monticello
Memorial Day Preparations and Local Notices
John O. Dyer Post J A B organizes Memorial Day observances with committees for General Arrangements Music and Wreaths. Rev A King to deliver this year’s Memorial Day address. Obituary notes for Mr. Gerd Rickels aged 72, funeral at Castle Grove Cemetery officiated by Rev Nage Lutz. Local visits and Railway trip news accompany social event details for May 27 lawn social at Charles Chase residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Dyer
J. A.B
C. 2. Scroggie
G. W. Eastwood
E. Sk. Hicks
G. G. Schaeffer
A. D P. Jennings
A. BL. Whittemore
N. Smith
J. I. Gilmore
M. Sweesy
J. W. Grover
Robert Hicks
A. King
United Brethren Church
King
Eastern Iowa items include fair dates and local notices
The Jackson county fair is set for Maquoketa from September 6 to 9. J A Dalrymple of Hopkinton killed a large gray eagle. West Branch won a $3 000 damage suit over a sidewalk injury. Miss Lou Shaw returns from eighteen months in Europe. Teachers at Anamosa meeting. most speeches by teachers. A E Patterson from Jones County hurt in prison force. Cascade Onslow factory calves contract price. Nebraska value noted. Olin school matters cause conflict over leadership. Manchester bids coal and lumber. no bids submitted. Rev N W Bixby marks fiftieth year as pastor in Edgewood. Cascade Pioneer vs Manchester Press hint of war. Prof J W Ruggles dies in Chicago. Iowa City Conservatory founder. Mr and Mrs C H Huntington married forty years. Pioneers honor couple. Gollmar pigs showcased at Monticello. Baby born in Wayne township. W E Cladstone dies at 5 AM. Excursion to Cleveland June 8 11 35 round trip. Monticello Gollmar Bros circus on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Dalrymple
Hopkinton
West Branch
Cedar County
Lou Shaw
Col. Shaw
Anamosa
Europe
Teachers’ Association
Anamosa Journal
A. E. Patterson
Jones County
Dyersville
Cascade Courier
Onslow
B. Patterson
Nebraska
Olin
N. W. Bixby
Edgewood
Delaware County
Iowa
Baptist Society
Bixby
Elder Bixby
Docket entries from judge Thompson list estate approvals and guardian actions
Judge Thompson approves final reports for estates of Renken Todd Saum and others, discharges executors and exonerates bonds, and finalizes guardianship matters for insane minors and adults. Several real property sales, notices, and commissions are recorded with subsequent orders on milling, dower, and appointing guardians or administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eno C. Renken
Jane Todd
Anna E. Saum
Charles I. Johnson
Miles P. Sigworth
Guardian
Wai. Yule
Frank Yule
Wannah
EF. Baldwin
Grace Rafferty
Mildred Rafferty
Susan R. Rafferty
John Bodenham
Theresa Brickley
J. D. Priest
Edwin F. Clark
EK. W. Gawley
AM. Gavitt
J. R. Zinn
Noah Bigley
MM. W. Herrick
H. A. N. Bigley
Eleanor Bigley
Wm. Bergens
John Tallman
Lucinda Tallman
John PF. Weary
Foreclosure Decree in Welch vs Bader
In Jones County Iowa the case A L Welch versus Arnold Bader goes to trial by the court after default by all defendants. A judgment is entered against Arnold Bader on a promissory note with a foreclosure decree as prayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. McAleer
Thos. Tasker
Plintiff
J. W. Waite, Co
Catharine Moran
A. J. Bedford
Fannie M. Bedford
A. J. Felton
P. W. Wilborn
Millard
J. Duncan
Adam Krumroy
Miles White
Arminta Wyde
Warren Hyde
J. E. Boyd
Maggie Boyd
Delia A. McKean
A. MM. Crossman
W.S. Carr
Joseph
Moody
Thos. Kingsley
Mary Donahue
C. W. Coppess
A. HE. Porter
Anna L. Murray
Bertha Seery
John Seery Jr
WE. Sherman
W. Clymer
Jones County
Iowa
A. L. Welch
Arnold Bader
For Sale. Buggy Fly Net Whip and Duster Offered
I would like to fit you out with a nice Buggy Fly Net Whip and Duster. W. F. Roan offers the items for sale. Enquire of Qt. E. E. Hicks for details.
Monti cello plot and house for sale at Proctor's South
Lot No 14 original plat of Monti cello and house thereon offered for sale at a bargain. Signed by J B Sarrn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Proctor’s
J. B. Sarrn
Locality Names List Reflects Regional Ledger
Fragmentary OCR lists place names including Cass, Castle Grove, Tairview, Greenfield, Hale, Jackson, Lovell, Monticello, Madison, Oxford, Richland, Rome, Scotch Grove, Wayne, Washington, Wyoming. No events or actions identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Clay
Castle Grove
Tairview
Greenfield
Hae Jackson
I Lovell
Monticello
Madison
Oxford
Richland
Rome
Scotch Grove
Wayne
Washington
Wyoming
Also Mentioned on This Page
Center Junction
J. Sterling Morton
Monetary Congress
Omaha Exposition
Jess
Heaven
Jesus
Gerd Rickels
Bowen's Prairie
Nage Lutz
Rickels
John
Harm
Gerd
Henry Harms
Gerd Harms
Davenport
Harm Harms
Ylarms
Omaha
Rollf Seehusen
Germany
New York
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Charles Chase
Eastern
Jackson County
Maquoketa
Cascade Pioneer
Pioneer
Baldwin
J. W. Ruggles
Iowa City
Chicago
C. H. Huntington
Courier
Walt Gollmar
Baraboo Daily Republic
Gollmar Bros
Gerhard Hausmann
Wm. Ewart Cladstone
England
Cleveland
Nickel Plate Road
van Buren Street
J. Y. Calahan
Adams St
ATW Iac
Gollmar Bros.’ Circus
W. F. Roun
District Court Proceedings
Thompson
Probate Matters
Thomas R. Brennbrack
W. F. Roan
E. E. Hicks
Republican County Convention
L. M. Shaw
Fifth
Benton
Grundy Jones
Scaee Marshall
Tama
W.D. Les
Timony
Popu
Friends Crescent Riders
Eastwood & Chase
P. C. Babcock
Eagle Drug Store
A. Kempf
Deutsche Apotheke
Egeel
Longplexion
Franklin Hart
West 32d St
Americas
Hall’s Hardware
Monster
America
Tam Also
Victor Bicycles
Lee
Monticelo
Cc. W. Brown
J. H. Bacher & Co
Depsut
Jericho
John L. Prouty
W. L. Ellwood
de Kalb
Ulingis
J. L. Prouty
Seoish Grove
Hoytros
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