Wyoming News Briefs Reflect Local Deaths and Happenings
N H Lindsey and wife called to Olin after their son in law I T Burch died from an accident at the railroad yard near Olin. Rev H E Wilcox transferred to LaPorte City. new pastor O C Dupuy. Irvin Bain and Sadie Thomas wed in Waterloo and will live in Pittsburg PA. Several notes on illnesses travel and local civic matters. Journal issue gap noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
N. H. Lindsey
Olin
I. T. Burch
H. E. Wilcox
M. E
LaPorte City
Wilcox
O. C. Dupuy
Irvin Bain
Sadie Thomas
Waterloo
Bain
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
D. A. White
Jesse Greenup
Hopkinton
Presbyterian Church
Greenup
Seat of Justice
Bert Hansen
John Jansen
Canada
Gladys Buell
Lone Tree
Er. N. Stoffel
W. G. Wherry
Texas
C. B. Larkey
Ed Farley
Chicago
E. L. Barber
Marshalltown
J. M. Davis
Logan
Iowa
Mary Gridley
Onslow
Community notes from Center Junction and Cascade
Center Junction scenes include a bridal shower for Miss Minnie, quilting afternoon, and a Ladies Aid gathering. Local and visiting residents travel to funerals, plays, and ball games while church and social events resume. Cascade hosts ministers at conventions as residents attend regional meetings and tours.
Monticello Visitors List Attracts Local Attention
Mrs C O Overley Mica Olio Hut ton and Miss Rose Hodge were Monticello visitors Tuesday. J F Brown of Anamoga is visiting here. Mrs John Weir was an Anamosa caller Monday. Mrs Vern Lewis is visiting friends in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C O. Overley
Mica Olio Hutton
Rose Hodge
Monticello
J. F. Brown
Anamoga
John Weir
Vern Lewis
Chicago
Onslow News Moves and Local Notes
Onslow residents report changes as 4H member HH Roberts sells stock to August Hansen and relocates to Noyes house while Hansens occupy Roberts rooms. Births and deaths noted include a baby girl for Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Walters and the passing of Grover Warren at home. Visitors and travelers described include Inde pendence’s Mr. and Mrs. O0.3. Easler and Des Moines visitors to see relatives and new grandson in Maquoketa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
South Mineral Church
L. H. Paul
Des Moines
Maquoketa
Albert McQuown
Pearl Walters
Byron Finch
Fassily
Clinton
Prairieburg News Roundup of Local Movements and Birth
Prairieburg notes include travel plans for James and Mrs James Smith to visit relatives in Newcastle Pennsylvania for a month. Mrs C O Rowley visits Anamosa. Hattie Harker to Montana to see a sister. Ed Burlingham and J P Smith tour Monticello by auto. The Lauser family welcomes a son born Sept 28. Local visits and small trips mentioned among Prairieburg residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
James Smith
Newcastle
Pennsylvania
C. O. Rowley
Anamosa
Charles Zimmer
Hattie Harker
Montana
Ed Burlingham
Monticello
J. P. Smith
Lewis Gelhringer
Fred Bebes
Marion
George Miller
Cedar Rapids
Paul Lauser
Gertrude Richards
M.B. Aid
Wm. Loftus
Dan Coquillette
Coggon
Florence Pauley
Webster City
Ilva Wollmut
Prison City
Roy Fisher
Stockholders to Meet Over Creamery Charter Expiry
Castle Grove hosts a stockholders meeting for Downerville Co operative Creamery on Saturday October 12 at schoolhouse No 2 to decide the property's fate as the charter has expired. Bazaar and chicken pie dinner planned by J H Lubben’s and Ladies Aid Society the following Saturday. Farmers busy cutting corn and filling silos. Cross Hardware offers stove repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Downerville
John H. Lubben
G. J. Heiken
Prairieburg
Wm. McAleer
Independence
James F. Lahey
Farlay
McLees Bros
Stephen Grover
Lenox College Notes andLocal Football Report
Lenox notes detail a Chicago architect visit to review gymnasium plans with Dr. Reed and plans to raise funds. Reports from Hopkinton on Athens reception, Lenox and Dubuque football at Athletic Park with a 66 to 6 score. Also noted are lab improvements, Dunbar Orchestra launch, Y M C A talent, and upcoming Claytonian and Athenian programs. Obituary notes recount Mrs. Mary C. Stewart killed near Anamosa. M E Conference appointments listed for Dubuque and Davenport districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox College
Hopkinton
Minn
Patton, Holmes & Flinn
Chicago
Dr. Reed
Reed
Clayonian
Langworthy
Anamosa
Stewart
Hugh Livingston
Livingston
M. E
Roy V. Porter
Monticello
Dubuque
Davenport
A. M. Billingsley
Manchester
Iowa
Arlington
W. W. Soule
Colesburg
O. J. Felter
Clermont
J. H. Graham
Cascade
Q. F. Kelley
Delhi
Skinner
Center Grove
Lilley
Grand Avenue
W. N. Lemon
St. Luke’s
H. D. Atchison
C. A. Peddicord
Farley
Clyde Baker
Greeley
A. E. Kernehan
Hazelton
W. E. Rosso
G. J. Chalice
Independence
M. J. Locke
Jesup
T. J. Elwick
Lamont
S. A. Bretnall
C. K. Hudson
Masonville
Silverreek
JD. C. Perry
Maynard
Will A. Piper
R. V. Porter, Oelwein
J. P. VanHorn
Quasqueton
W. I. N. Densmore
Randalia
Wm. Galbreth
Raymond
A. G. Ward
Reed’s Chapel
W. G. Smith
Strawberry Point
L. A. Hradford
Winthrop—C., G. Fort
West Union
Moore Bride Weds A B Sayles In Private Cascade Ceremony
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Moore in Cascade on Wednesday afternoon, their daughter Misa Mollie Moore married A. B. Sayles of Fort Dodge. The Rev. Charles A. Tenny officiated. The bride, long active in church and school work, wore a brown traveling suit. A pre-wedding shower at Mrs. W. A. Fairburn’s featured cut glass and linen gifts. The couple left for Fort Dodge to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
C. A. Tenny
The
Baptist Church
Oelwein
E. M. Kearney
J.D. Sullivan
O. J. Winters
Maquoketa
E. R. Battery
Denver
Colorado
James Fagan Jr
E. Vogel Jr
Halbrite
Saskatchewan
Canada
Sam Severn
Electric Light Co
Chicago
Agent Lyman
Milwaukee
Caledonia
Minnesota
Ransom Bros
Farley
F. M. Klinkner
Hol Bell
Dubuque
Frank Doud
J. L. Conlin
Foley
Anamosa
Robert Comyn
Marshalltown
Hugh Fagan
Drummond &Sr
Charles Speelman
Stephen Finn
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
al Beatty
W. H. Grace
Kearney
Texas
McFullen
Thomas
Wm. Kingsley
Cascade Pioneer
E. Moore
Misa Mollie Moore
A. B. Sayles
Fort Dodge
Charles A. Tenny
Sayles
W. A. Fairburn
Mrs. Sayles
Wedding at Center Junction
Miss Minnie Dawson of Center Junction wed Mr. Harry Snigeheart of Davenport in a quiet Wednesday ceremony at six thirty at the brides parents home Rev Hill of the MHK church officiated. The couple leaves for Chicago then Davenport to establish their future home. The bride is a professional nurse and many friends extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Thomas Dawson
Minnie
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
C. W. Frey
James Leech
Hill
Marshalltown
Mt. Auburn
P. M. Phillips
Quasqueton
M. G. Alsever
Ed Springer
Anamosa
Frank McNeilly
Springville
Ross Young
Bert Clark
John Letze
Frank Serbousek
Bill Tomlinson
Cedar Rapids
Maud Reeves
Hopkinton
Tom Dawson
Wm. White
Tama
Frank Livingstone
Lisbon
Wyoming
Myrtle Livingstone
Will Leech
Monticello
Guy McDonald
Mystic Workers
Vern Serbousek
Helgins
Wayne
Florence Livingstone
M. G. Alsover
Nelie White
Ray
Marion
George Killinger
J. M. McNeilly
Latter Day Saints
Minnie Dawson
Harry Snigeheart
Davenport
M. HK. Church
Chicago
Eto
Ife
Granstark at Olympic opera house on October 8
Grace Hayward presents a dramatic adaptation of the McCutcheon novel Granstark at the Olympic opera on Tuesday evening October 8. The romance follows Grenfall Lorry across continents to Graustark where he saves the princess and the nation from debt before marrying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hayward
George Barr McCutcheon
Granstark
Miss Gruggensleker
United Play Company
Adv
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Doxsee
Cross Hardware Co
Thing Mr
Brokaw
Rae
Williamson
Miss Egger
Gearhart
Trevor Bi Mells
Ce Ceases
Mr. Ganders
Milroy
Wilson
L. Joseph
Saxon
W. W. Carlton
Mt. Vernon
F. P. Shaffer
Andrew
W. F. Cass
Bennett
W.A. Buell
Calamus
H. J. Prell
Camanche
R. M. Ackerman
Charlotte
Ernest Bruce
Clarence—S. S. Smith
Clinton—First Church, J. F. Black; Bowman Church, F. P. Fisher; Lyons Ecbhurch
F. P. Fisher
Frank Cole
Delmar
S. W. Williams
DeWitt
J. K. Shiffer
Elwood
C. W. Cleveland
LeClaire
A. W. Leazer
James Ballz
London
Oxford
H. Scott Wood
Low Moor
W. ©. Cleworth
Martelle
B. 8. Bailey
Morley
Ben Adama
B. Keister
Mechanicsville
W. B. Davis
Miles
E. A. Lang
Monmouth
Jesse M. Smith
J. J. Kidder
Sabula
A. N. Conklin
Stanwood
H. J. Bowder
Tipton
A. L. Cook
W. N. Baker
Viola
W. A. Mennek
West Bethel
W. S. Edie
C. Dupuy
Y. P
George Southerland
P. C
New York
Greene
L. L. Lockard
Parkersburg
A. M. McIntosh
Waukon
J. A. Young
Coggan
E. A. Baker
la Porte
J. W. Hill
Decorah
W. M. Lemen
Henry Hellburg
Robert Remsey
Law Department
the State University
Iowa City
Amber Co-operative Creamery Co
H. G. A. Harper
H. F. Witt
Independence Hospital
Office of State Sheriff
Bureau of Identification
Board of Control
C. C. McClaughry
Anamosa Reformatory
George Cosson
Cosson
H. W. Byers
Bunker Hill
Cherry Grove
Cottage Hill
Martelle Town
Greenfield
Rome
Hale
Fairview
Anamosa City
Lovell
Iowa Midland Branch
Black Oak
Jackson
Midland
Waggoner
Center June
Center June Town
Madison
Onslow Town
Pine Grove
Beer Creek
South Prairie
Valley
Anamosa & Northern
Cass
American Express Company
Ing Black Oak
Midland l
Genter Janet Town
Madisona
Beer’s Creek
Wells Fargo Express Company
Bunker Hill Anamosa City
Martello Outside
Martello Town
Monticello City
Olin Town
Scotch Grove
Tion
Madison Center
Oak Grove
Wyoming Town
Baldwin
Junction
Oxford June Town
Western Union Telegraph Co
Martelle Outside
Oxford June
Fine Grove
Beer’n Creek
Moore—Sayles
Doutrick’s
F. A. Hefner
Stickford
Doutrick Dry Goods Co
Micheals-Stern
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
H. P. K. L. Himbbaugh
Jones County
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