Widowed Mother Mrs Edwards Remembered In Wyoming Notes
Mrs BH. Edwards of a Jones county family died at her home southwest of town after weeks of illness. She leaves five sons and a grieving husband. Born Aug 18 1875 she married EB Edwards on Dec 2 1908 and died Nov 7 at 38. Funeral at Presbyterian church with Rev DeBest. burial in Wyoming cemetery.
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Wyoming
BH. BE. Edwards
Edwards
Robert Norton
Jones County
EB. &. Edwards
Presbyterian Church
M. E
U. P
Carlton
Bassett
Mexico
John Hale
Hale
John Buckholtz
Hawthorne Club
A. A. Vaughn
Center Junction
Osceola Pooler
David Warfield
de Best
Earlville
John Rohwedder
S. C. Newell
Madison Township
Mr. Rohwedder
Farley
Wm. Wilker
Prof. Farley
Wm. Wilkins
J.5. Brownell
Alfred Day
Washta
James McDonald
St. Cloud
Florida
Roland A. Nichols
Leota Wherry
J. E. Kegley
Grand Lodge of the Eastern Star
Council Bluffs
Nebraska
J. F. Cohoon
Cedar Falls
D. W. Russell
Anamosa
C. A. Kettlesen
Oxford Junction
H. W. Kettlesen
John Perrine and Son
George
Mrs Henry C Bohlken Dies At Castle Grove
Anna Seba Bohlken 36 died after a lingering tuberculosis illness at her Castle Grove township home. She is survived by her husband two sons and an aged mother. Funeral at Lutheran church conducted by Rev H Naether burial in nearby cemetery. Born in Hanover Germany she was married name Bohiken. The community records several local notes on weather finances and farming activity.
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Castle Grove
Henry C. Bohlken
H. Naether
Bohiken
Anna Seba
Hanover
Germany
Minnie McLaughlin
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association
A. Heiken
Lena Heiken
Fred Harken
Chicago
Andrew Davidson
Ames
Samuel Eberhart
Laredo
Missouri
Gretchen Hiller
A. W. Cramer
Monticello
Atwood
Rockford
Alinoig
W. A. Montgomery
J. D. Specht
Cass Township
George
Lois Cowan
J. A. Deischer
M.J. Cass
Richardson & Young
Center Junction
Olive Cramer
Martin
Hopkinton
James
Farm sale nets 8130 per acre at Cedar Rapids firm sale
The Austin Byerly farm of 147 acres two miles northeast of Onslow sold last Friday at auction to R M Corbit for 8130 per acre. Corbit, already owning an 80 acre neighboring parcel, secured a strong bargain as feed and stock movements are noted locally. Local residents and visitors are listed with several social visits and funeral attendances reported.
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Austin Byerly
Cedar Rapids Land Company
R.M. Corbit
Mr. Corbit
Johnston Bros
R. D. Cooley
Peter Johansen
Johansen
Cooley
O. OC
Johnston
Tell Hubbard
Colorado
B. F. Walters
Dr. Hubbard
Monmouth
O. ©. Cooley
Oakland
California
E. L. Overholt
Polo
Wherry
Henry
Andrew Basker
D. W. Russell
Lizzie
Allie Feehan
John Cohoon
Cedar Falls
Chat Smith
Horses for sale and local notices from Center Junction
Center Junction sale listing shows 130 head of horses mares and colts for sale by Richardson and Young. James Kirkpatrick moved to live with niece Mrs Mary Wickwire in Maquoketa. Ira Stimson and his father were here late last week. Miss Lou Sears the reformatory teacher was home over Sunday.
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Monticello
Wyoming
Misa Fannie Franks
A. A. Vaughn
Elva Franks
Miles
N. Wilcox
Allen Building
Richardson & Young
Center Junction
E. R. Marshall
OL. Barber
Frank Tasker
Chicago
Overley
J. OB. Smith
James Kirkpatrick
Neice
Mary Wickwire
Maquoketa
Ira Stimson
Lou Sears
Prairieburg Community Notes Brighten Local Life
Prairieburg brief items date November 10 report neighbors traveling to Cedar Rapids Marion and Chicago for care visits selling farms and renting property. Local church members joined the Presbyterian church Arthur Whitney baptism and various residents travel for shopping and family matters. Several illnesses and social events including quilting parties and civic visits described with multiple names and places.
Center Junction society elects strong new M E officers
At Center Junction on November 12 the M. E. society elected a full cabinet led by Alice Sizer as president Ella Loomis as 1st vice president Mrs. Duncan as 2nd vice president Floss Sinkey as 3rd vice president and Moyer as 4th vice president Frank Hing secretary and Ross Stingley treasurer.
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M. E. Society
Phillips Home
Alice Sizer
Ella Loomis
Mrs. Duncan
Floss Sinkey
Mr. Moyer
Frank Hing
Ross Stingley
Ela Loomis
H.H. Mo
Davenport
Leo Courtney
Keola
Gladys Smith
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Vernon
P. M. Phillips
Fayette
C. A. Crorey
Irene
Center Junction
Ross Young
Earl Stingley
Chicken Pie Supper Supports Local Church
Robert Clark hosts a Tuesday night chicken pie supper by the Ladies' Aid society to raise funds for church rights. A Scotch Grove band led by Royden aims to perform publicly before the Fourth of July. J W Callahan schedules a sale on the 20th and plans to move into the nursery property near Scotch Grove.
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Robert Clark
Ladies’ Aid Society
Scotch Grove
Royden
J. W. Callahan
Andrew ‘Lewis
Coleburn
R. P. Clark
Charles Nelson
Lee Coder
Richardson & Young
Center Junction
Ed. Hughes
Cedar Rapids
Week of prayer for colleges brings Christian unity
A school week emphasizes morning prayer and discussion led by the YWCA and YMCA focusing on Africa, Canada, the United States, South America, West Indies, Japan, China, India, Turkey in Asia, Australia, and Europe. Miss Clara Allward, missionary to Yokohama, spoke at Clark Hall on November 8 detailing Japanese culture and dress. The Crayonian program for November 14 lists Debating Society, Music, Reading, and Mr. James.
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Y.M.C. A
Africa
Canada
United States
South America
West Indies
Japan
China
India
Turkey
Asia
Australia
Europe
Clara Allward
Union Mission
Yokohama
Clark Hall
James
Sammy Lippincotts Excited Report On School Marks
A boy named Sammy tells his mother he earned a perfect score this morning. He explains the 100 comes from fifty in reading and fifty in arithmetic, surprising his mother with the split and pride in his achievement.
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Sammy
Lippincotts
Nature is Kind to a Man Shelved Socially
A brief saying from Atchison Globe reflects on social shelving, suggesting nature’s kindness gives relief when a man withdraws from public life.
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Atchison Globe
Hall's Catarrh Cure affidavit from Cheney firm
Frank J. Cheney of I. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay $100 for every case of catarrh cured, with oath dated December 6, 1886 in Toledo Ohio. Notary A W Gleason attests. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally with testimonials and small druggists selling at 50c.
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State of Ohio
City of Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
I. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Cheney & Ie
Sm All Drugegists
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