Cascade Correspondence Briefs from Nov 27
Local notes report social visits illnesses and travel around Cascade Iowa including T H Glynn spending Sunday in Cascade J M Hayes heading to South Dakota and Joe Moran returning from the Canadian frontier. Benton area family moves and festival notes also mention a funeral and a typhoid pneumonia case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
T. H. Glynn
H. B. King
Illinois
T. F. Fagan
Joseph Garrett
Washington Township
J. M. Hayes
South Dakota
Geo. D. Sailor
Doctor Convery
Oelwein
Iowa
Blanche Fairburn
Davenport
W. A. Fairburn
James Hucker
Hopkinton
Cascade Township
Lucy Dunnigan
Gilmore City
Taylor Beatty
Christopher Nachtrieb
Omaha
Nebraska
Matt Welter
Hawarden
Duffy
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Philip
Thos
Kingsley
Castle Grove News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Snow last week damaged corn in fields. O F Hosford and family visited Castle Grove. Miss Mabel Inglis and cousin from Monticello stayed with the Deischers. No school in district No 7 this winter due to few pupils. Chester Graham attended John Eyane's funeral. E V Monroe works on Rev Murphy’s interior. Survey for Waterloo Stanwood railroad planned through township. Harvey Hogg Jr. injured by a horse, six stitches, recovering. Schools nearly started winter terms with listed teachers in districts 1 2 3 4 6 8 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
O. F. Hosford
Monticello
Mabel Inglis
Deischer
John Eyane
E. V. Monroe
Murphy
Waterloo
Stanwood
Harvey Hogg Jr
Margaret Liddy
Mayme McAleer
Mary Evers
Union Township
Delaware County
Eda Cramer
Minnie Barnts
Mrs. Byrne
Louise Schneider
Community Notices Share Ills Trips Births and News
Local residents report illnesses recoveries and visits with several notes of travel and hospitality. Annie Gerdes returns home from sanitarium while Chas Jones remains ill. H H Cunningham visits Manchester and G G Ketcham spent a week in Anamosa.
Monticello and Area Farm Notes and Movers
Rural Route No. 2 column notes Harm Helgens and James Kearns in Monticello on back to back days. Paul Jacobs hauls wood and Mrs. Frank Becker visits kin. Wallace Grey sells hogs and plans greet interurban railway prospects in Wayne area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harm Helgens
Monticello
Paul Jacobs
James Kearns
Henry Rieken
Wallace Grey
Lawrence Jacobs
Frank Becker
Sojohn Woellert
Scotch Grove
Anamosa
Wayne
Onslow News Roundup November Report
Onslow notes report T G Tasker owning 640 sheep with 540 fed for Chicago market. J G Overly visits from Des Moines for Thanksgiving lunch and plans to return Friday. Geo Hanna works in Sears & Sons. Will awaits recovery from a broken leg. Miss Walsh, recovering from typhoid fever at Mr Butler's, returns home to Cedar Rapids. Methodist services were canceled due to heavy rain. Rev McClelland skipped a country appointment. Nicholas Holst dies at Scotch Grove. burial on a special train to Goose Lake beside his wife. He was respected in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
T. G. Tasker
Chicago
J. G. Overly
Des Moines
Geo. Hanna
Sears & Sons
Will
Miss Walsh
Cedar Rapids
Coe
Rev. McClelland
Nicholas Holst
Scotch Grove
Goose Lake
Mr. Holst
Scotch Grove Community News November Updates
Rev. Rice is very sick, Mrs. Bentley improving. Daisy Maxson visited Anamosa. Mrs. Alex Southerland with her son in Monticello. Harry Buckner of Anamosa staying with the Hildenbrandt family. Nicholas Holst dies at home. Engine derailed on side track during switch. John and Mrs. Prouty visited Jackson County relatives. Dell Wright visited Center Junction families. Hoy Bros. open Cedar Rapids nursery stock office. Mrs. Lottie Johnson of Stockinton visited at Chas Applegate home. Ethel and Miriam Rice of Cedar Rapids to spend Thanksgiving with relatives. Moats buys a new team for mail route after three years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Rice
Bentley
Daisy Maxson
Anamosa
Alex Southerland
Monticello
Harry Buckner
Hildenbrandt
Nicholas Holst
John Prouty
Jackson County
Dell Wright
Center Junction
Hoyt Bros
Cedar Rapids
Lottie Johnson
Stopkinton
Chas. Applegate
Ethel
Miriam Rice
Moats
Funeral of James Greer reported in Delaware county
James Greer of the Hopkinton area died after long illness at age 90. Funeral held at his home with Rev. Wallace. burial in Hopkinton cemetery. Survived by wife Margaret and children William, R. J., Mrs Ensign, Rev. S E Greer, Rev. Geo N Greer, Mrs Irvine, Miss Margaret, Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Greer
Monticello
Delaware County
8. R. Wallace
Brooklyn
New York
Hopkinton
Mr. Greer
County Antrim
Ireland
America
Canada
Hamilton
Mary Ann Mehaffey
Iowa
South Fork Township
Greer
Margaret McNeill
William J. Greer
Marion
R. J. Greer
Springville
W. H. Ensign
Manchester
Samuel E. Greer
Clay Center
Kansas
Geo. N. Greer
Santa Ana
California
H.C. Irvine
Leeds
North Dakota
Margaret J. Greer
Cameron K. Greer
Sand Spring
Ensign
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Robert Johnson
Reformed Presbyterian Church of
Insurance Meeting at Center School House
The German Insurance Company will meet at the Center school house in Wayne township Jones county on December 1 1906 at 9 o clock a.m. H Harms secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insuranc
German Insurance Company
Wayne Township
Jones County
Creamery for Sale in Wayne Township Auction
The Clover Leaf Creamery Co. of Wayne township will sell its machinery and creamery building at public auction at 10 o clock a m on December 19 at the creamery. John E Folkerts secretary. Theodore Roosevelt is cited in a separate Irish remark asking Ireland to wait for the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Blade
Theodore Roosevelt
Ireland
A Famous Dancer Hatton at Elizabethan Court
A historical note on Sir Christopher Hatton rising to lord chancellor through dancing skill. He attracted Queen Elizabeth I at court, held offices in the privy chamber and board of pensioners, and was praised for his grace. The piece also reflects on lifelong change and discipline through quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess
Christopher Hatton
Elizabeth
Ile
Queen’s Privy Chamber
Board of Gentlemen Pensioners
Bodyguard
Privy Council
St. James
Good Ladies' Horse Recalled By Buyer And Deacon
A Chicago Record Herald excerpt features a buyer accusing a deacon of misrepresenting a horse once owned by the buyer’s wife. The deacon defends the animal as having been a good saddle horse and praises the wife as one of the best women he knew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record Herald
Housekeeper Quips On Worries About Servants
A witty exchange centers on housekeeping worries with a housekeeper noting two occasions for concern namely lacking a servant and having one. The friend offers sympathy as the banter reveals humorous social lightness.
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Jack Powers
Pumpkinville
John
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Sturday
Cass
Chas. Jones
Annie Gerdes
G. G. Ketcham
H. H. Cunningham
Huseman
L. Brownell
Louie Turner
Highland Grove
Chas Masher
Henry Nordman
W. Loggie
Chatham
New Brunswick
Jettie Loggie
E. &. Ramsey
Chas. Guilford
Stahlers
Monticello Opera House
Gardner & Maurice
Roseinthal
Ife If
Cora Beckwith
Acs
Frederick W. Robertson
Old Reliable Harness Shop
C. W. Brown
Cc. W. Brown
Davis’ Hardware
Butt
Psourentres
Uns
Diamond Creamery Co
N. Schoen
West Third St
Cedar Rapids, Ia
Hall’s Hardware
District Court
Charles F
Henry A. Leclere
George ¥. Leclere
J. H. Ramsey
Jones Co
Illinois Central
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Hammond
Gulfport
Colorado
Florida Resorts
Florida
H. J. Phelps
Bank Building
Dubuque, Iowa
Chester
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