Wyoming Correspondence Reports Local Happenings and Changes
October notes from Wyoming Iowa cover visits by H W Applegate to his sister’s home and his praise of Kansas life with the Rock Island Railway. Local death of C W Brown, school enrollment figures, business sales, clock care, land leasing, new hockey team, social events, football on Morse field, and various visits and movements of residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
H.W. Applegate
Scotch Grove
Wayne Townships
Horton
Kansas
R. M. Heasty
Mr. Applegate
Iowa
Rock Island Railway Company
S. J. Mills
Main Street
J. M. Green
Mr. Mills
Minnesota
Dillon Bronson
Roy D. Cooley
Roy Chatterton
Norton
J. H. Guthrie
Morse Field
Roy Cooley
Master Holbert
Olin
Louis Gardner
H. QO. Joslin
James Murfield
Martelle
Roy Ireland
Madison Township
Onslow sees many candidates in county race
Onslow reports an unusual number of candidates for county offices after the Republican county convention. Voters will be asked to choose among hopefuls as election day nears. Local activity includes party figures, property deals, and community updates from October.
Castle Grove Endorses Rudolph Bohren for County Supervisor
Castle Grove October 21 endorses Rudolph Bohren with an X on the Republican ticket for county supervisor in the November 3 election. Bohren is in his first term and praised for acceptable service and county good work. Also notes upcoming Presby terian church drives for warm clothing and a missionary praise service with Miss Ricketts speaking.
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Rudolph Bohren
Europe
Women’s Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Center Junction Local Notes and Social Visits
The L A of the M E church met for an all day event at Mrs. Della Dawson s home. Thirty aprons were completed and an apron sale is planned for Saturday October 31 in the opera hall with a general supper served from 5 p m. Rev Thos Potter former pastor spoke on the Iowa Methodist hospital in Des Moines. Several residents traveled for visits and chores including Mrs Darlinghouse, Mrs Scofield agent for Rug Co Cedar Rapids, and others visiting in Minnesota Wyoming and Monmouth.
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Onslow
Thos. P. Potter
M. H. Church
Upper Iowa
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
M. M. Franks
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Belle Laine
Franks
H. &. Joslin
Anamosa
Meek & Knight
Frank Hall
Clay Center
Nebraska
Mary Carter
W. GC. Holtz
St. Louis
Max Hennisen
Emmet County
Ira Stimson
Minneapolis
T. H. Lightfoot
Burlington
Grand Lodge of
The
Dr. Rawson
Garret Julfs
Mrs. Eisler
Maquoketa
R. R. Co
L. A
M. E. Church
Della Dawson
Thos. Potter
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Glenn
Ernest Wright
Scotch Grove
Scofield
Rug Co
Missa Darlinghouse
Cascade
Olive Preston
Guy McDonald
Wyoming
Mare
Carrie Preas
Minnesota
Mack Sinkey
Monmouth
Frank Alexander
Stanwood
M. G. Alsever
Brookman
Central City
J. A. McDonald
Harvey House
Cass
Dr. Young
Stone City
Prairieburg S S workers hear talk on Sunday school progress
Rev. F. Ensign of Marion and F. Seger address Baptist church on Wednesday October 28 from 8 to 5 pm. Anna Lavona Holub and Mr Brown of Rock Island to be married October 21 with reception and dance at Came Music Hall. Various local movements and visits noted, including farm harvests and hospital reports.
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F. Ensign
Marion
F. Seger
S.S
S. S
Baptist Church
Anna Lavona Holub
Prairieburg
Mr. Brown
Rock Island
Came Music Hall
Horace
A. J. Conklin
Dakota
C. O. Rowley
Samuel Grayson
Indiana
Nice
Ida Burlingham
Aletha Gillilan
Manchester
Ada Burnside
Ed Burlingham
Marsh Meridith
Sunny
Florence Rowley
Anna Leclerc
Paul Sauser
Funeral service for Mrs. R. R. Glenn held in Scotch Grove
The funeral for Mrs. R. R. Glenn, who died at the Anamosa sanitarium, was conducted Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. at the Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church. Rev. Elges and Rev. R. A. Brough led the service. Interment followed in the Scotch Grove cemetery. Survived by nine children, three brothers, two sisters, and numerous friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Glenn
Anamosa Sanitarium
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church
Center Junction
Jennie Wright
Elges
R. A. Brough
Springville
Raleigh
Tyndall
South Dakota
Lawrence
Geyser
Montana
David
John
Kitty Callahan
Scotch Grove
Jeannie Wright
Nathanial
Tecumseh
Nebraska
Minnesota
Isabel Sutherland
Superior
Alexander
Catherine Clark
Glenn
Marshalltown
Raleigh Glenn
Elva Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Nettie Bates
Monticello
R. Schofield
Langworthy
Scotch Grove Cemeery
Perry Babcock Dies. Longtime Jones County Sheriff
Perry Babcock longtime sheriff of Jones county died at Monticello October 7 1914 in his 80th year An obituary appeared in The Express October 8 Funeral services were held under Masonic auspices by Past Master EB Reed and Rev Frank P Shafer of Anamosa The Express offered subscription rates and notices from Des Moines Tribune and other items including Dr L Q Stabler and new table linens Doutrick's
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Babcock
Jones County
Monticello
the Express
EB. E. Reed
Frank P. Shafer
Anamosa
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J. W. Doxsee
Philathea
Grace Noble
Endeavor Society
Union Endeavor Services
A.F. M. Caspers and Son
Herman
M. Hosford
Chicago
E.J. Noble
G. A. Heiken
Broadway
George Specht
Henry Eden
Sand Hill
Ablricha
Anna Balster
Richland
Castle Grove
Chris Eiben
Mohlman
Roland Glenn
Dr. L. Q. Stabler
Express
Exress
Chicago Daily Herald
Farmer & Breeder
Chicago Daily Tribune
Farmer and Breeder
Chicago Weekly
Inter Ocean
Des Moines Tribune
Dr. L
Doutrick’s
J. E. Monticello
Bateman
Deatrick Dry Goods Co
Cumberland
New York
54Th Street
Stimson
Hotel Imperial
Adler’s Collegian
Foster Clothing Co
Horse Hospital
George Albery
Cedar Street
First Street
H. C. Bohlken
Bradley
Navy
Oxford
Cardinal
Maroon
Havana
Ty Cole
Hans Wagner
George Stuhler’s Sons
M. W. Herrick
E. Reed
Herrick & Reed Attorneys AT Law
Monticello State Bank
George Stuhler’s
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