Onslow Correspondence Highlights Local Notices
Local notes report a family bereavement and a funeral at South Mineral church. Updates include school praised by teachers and patrons, eye doctor visit in Onslow, Royal Neighbors visit, music studies in Chicago, and various visits and social events around Ammona, Clin ton, and Linn Grove. Sunday services feature Rev. Davis and James H. Woertendyke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Eye
South Mineral Church
C. N. Patrick
Dr. Rawson
Onslow
Anamoana
Lou Peters
Ralph Brown
Chicago
Ralph
John Miller
Fred Carpenter
Ammona
Dolph Miller
The
Missionary Society
Joseph Lyons
Ben Warren
McCleland
Linn Grove
Iowa
Minor Bullock
Millard
Otto Allen
Speeches and Local Notes From Castle Grove Area
Rev Harry P Mitsiss of Castro Brazil will speak at Castle Grove chapel next Sunday at 7 30 pm. Farmers Mutual Insurance officers settled a claim dispute. Archbishop Kean of Dubuque confirmed a class at the Catholic church. D J Hogan farm improvements include a new silo and large sheep shed. Ladies Aid of Monticello hosted by Mrs A E Laude. Presbyterian church gathering with Mrs M J Casa. Castl Grove visitors and local business by Crummy Crowley and J McKeever. Residents visit and travel mentions including lightning losses and jury duty notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Mitsiss
Castro
Brazil
Canstle Grove
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association
Kean
Dubuque
Catholic Church
D. J. Hogan
Steve Peterson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lutheran Church
Monticello
A. E. Laude
Presbyterian Church
M. J. Casa
Crummy
M. Crowley
F. J. McKeever
Ryan
A. A. Livingstone
Jenter Junction
F. C. Cramer
H. A. Deischer
Lovell Township
Castle Grove
M.S. Murphy
W. BP. Fleming
Anamosa
Id Kromminga
John Hiben
Prairieburg
Crowley
Br. Noble
Henry Lubben
Mercy Hospital
Will Hiller
Anaurosa
Rally Day At Presbyterian Church Nods To Sunday School Classes
Center Junction schedules Rally Day on October 8 at 1 20 PM. Sunday school members urged to attend classes and bring friends for a program of Mother Goose recitations songs by children and various music groups. Several local residents attend a Sunday school convention in Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
James H. Woertendyke
Wm. Carson
Anamosa
Frozen Hill Church
O’brien
Ed Hughes
Willie Henrichs
Bert Clark
Cedar Rapids
Center Junction
Mother Qaose
Guy Mc Donald
J. L. Club
George Andrews
Home Missionary Society
H. R. Young
Gerald Preston
Davenport
W. A. Stingley
Hardware
J. H. Courtney
Monmouth
Clifford Johnson
George McDonald
Tuesaday
Albert, Welch
Chicken pie supper and death notice in Scotch Grove
Scotch Grove on October 3 announces a chicken pie supper at Mervin Sinclair's home with chickens at 16 cents a pound and supper at 25 cents serving from 6 PM until finished. Also noted is the death of a three year old child of Mr and Mrs William Doring with funeral at St Johns Evangelical cemetery. A subsequent line invites readers to hear good things at the Lang building next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin Sinclair
Wm. Doring
St. John’s Evangelical Cemetery
Lang
Rodman Iowa Notes On Chautauqua Plans And Farm Leases
Rodman Iowa community items report Miss Marion Shatler teaching domestic science, local purchases including a 160 acre farm near Rackus, and a welldeveloped Farm Lease with A Thomsen nearing 20 years on the Calkins estate land. The CCCCCkautau system contract is signed with guarantors, and final lease details note a $9 per acre rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Shatler
Rodman
Iowa
W. It. Fritts
O. H. Peck
Backus
Minnesota
Mr. Krikts
Rackus
Will Sa
Collette
Cacdar Rapida
Pom A. Thomsen
Calkins
Tom
Jens Thomsen
Dr. Calkins
Thomsens
Grover Holub
Local Socials and Farm Sales Highlight Busy Week
Mr and Mrs Patrick Hughes of Washington township celebrate the twenty fifth anniversary of marriage. Fred Martens buys John Young farm north of Onslow for 20250 dollars per acre. Dyersville farmers fined 50 dollars each for poor seed corn purchased last season after state dairy and food department action. On September 2 1916 Mount Carmel Sisters of Charity celebrate Mother Mary Gertrudes diamond jubilee and her seventy fifth year in the order with a long day of festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Hughes
Washington Township
Jones County
Fred Martens
John Young
Onslow
Dyersville
State Dairy and Food Department
Mount Carmel
Sisters of Charity
Mother Mary Gertrude
Order
Mother Gertrude
Reminisces From October 1896 Monticello Life Events
The Monticello Express notes weddings births and deaths in October 1896. Stella Cooper wed Norman Smith and Zepha Radman married P H Schlatter. Floyd Brazelton died on the 19th. George Nordman returned from Germany. William Weir wed Jessis Davidson in Davenport. Sugar cane farmer QO J Lawrence harvested 14000 gallons of syrup. Barn fires at Dr Mirick and Miss Marvin insured losses. An eight year old suffered a broken ankle in Wayne Township and Thomas Bader died at his son’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Express
Stella Cooper
Norman
Smith
Edwin Baker
Floyd Brazelton
Edward Brazelton
Zepha Radman
Monticello
P. H. Schlatter
George Nordman
Germany
William Weir
Davenport
Misa Jessis Davidson
QO. J. Lawrence
Norman Starks
Anamosa
Lanm
Harm Collman
Wayne Township
Ita
Thomas Bader
J. . Bader
Cass Township
Switzerland
William Brazelton
Independence
Brazelton
W. A. Mirick
Mary Marvin
Dr. Miriek
Marvin
Public Auction of Real Estate in Castle Grove Township Iowa
Notice states that on October 20, 1016 at 10 a.m. at the front door of the Jones county courthouse in Anamosa Iowa the described real estate will be sold to the highest cash bidder under a special execution issued from the Jones county district court in favor of Louis O Rourke against James F O Rourke. The property includes portions of section 7 township 86 north range 4 west and other fractional halves within Castle Grove township with all costs accruing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Jones County
Anamosa
Jones
Louis O'Rourke
James F. O'Rourke
North Range
North Tange 4
Castle Grove Township
Togausty
District Court
State of
Mary McLees
Lovell State Bank
Doxsee & Doxsea
Mstate
Sherman sent to state asylum after Hale hearing
Wm Sherman of Hale township was committed to the state asylum in Independence following a hearing. He is described as a klepto maniacz with delusions that others steal his property and he reportedly threatened arson and attacked neighbors with improvised weapons. An 18 month old deputy sheriff’s son narrowly escaped a wheel incident when a wagon backed over him. The mother near the scene suffered greater distress than the child, though no serious injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Sherman
Hale Township
State Asylum
Independence
Sherman
Asigobors
Webster
Kavm
Cascade Pioneer Bride: Miss Anastasia Henneberry Marries Mars McLees
In St Patrick's church Cascade Sunday morning the wedding of Miss Anastasia Beatrice Henneberry and Mars Joseph McLees took place. Rev Walker Colley officiated with Miss Madeline Cox Smyth at the organ. The couple will tour the West after a five course breakfast with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Pioneer
St. Patrick’s Church
Qurryowen
Anastasia Beatrice Henneberry
Catherine Tenneberry
Bernard, Jows
Mars Joseph MceLees
John M.leses
Cascade
Town
Rav
Walker Colley
Madeline Cox Smyth
Mendelssohn
Immaculate Conception Academy
Dubuque
Jones County
McLees
Dress Up Idea Shows New Clothes Create New Impression
The passage notes how dressing up embodies an old concept with fresh attire, illustrating how new clothes alter appearance, satisfaction, and motivation. It emphasizes the transformative power of attire to generate renewed perception and inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuhlers
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee Editors and Proprietors
Scotch Grove
Wyoming Journal News
L. G. Stubler
Sheriff Sale
Ay1Us Doxsee
Doxsee
Vheresa Flediger
Apumosa
Robert 0. Stirton
John Brunthaver
Amamosa
Laws
A. D
He Lovell
Phillip Brown
Mary Brown
G. A. Fisher
Jones Co
C. R. Coon
Chester N. Patrick
Ricklefs & McNeill
Monticello, Iowa
Ricklers
Mel Gill
Marriage of Doves Co. Coupte
Whem
Stetsons
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