Wyoming society notices and community notes
October correspondence from Wyoming details visits by Mrs. H. P. Collins and others to Center Junction and Davenport, while local activity includes depot fill work, school sports at Onslow, a lecture by Colonial Saxophone Quartette, and the Hawthorne club's support for the lecture series. The issue also notes church activities, minister changes, and local business moves plus farm sales and bank remarks.
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Wyoming
H. P. Collins
Center Junction
Robert Norton
Ft. Scott
Kan
John McMurrin
R. M. Corbit
Clarence
J. W. Hoyer
Maquoketa
Ethel Phelps
Lost Nation
J. I
S. F. Schaefer
Ella
Chicago
S. B. McCarell i
Stanwood
Mary Chasse
Des Moines
A. P. Norton
Sterling
Illinois
J. H. Schamel
Grace
Davenport
W. I. Chamberlain
R. M.corbit
Bay View
Garrison
C. B. Larkey
Ed. Shrimerda
C. W. Mallicoat
H. W. Behnke
L. B. Woodard
Jennie Tourtellet
Rev
Hl. Cullen
Milan
Anamosa
Onslow
David
J. S. Brownell
Baldwin
J. W. Rhodes
W. W. Bronson
John Kettle- Ben
Bronson
Presbyterian C. KE
Elva
Ruth Alden
A.M. Primrose
Newhall
Geo. Field Jr
Field
Mise Ida Fishwild
H. E. Wilcox
M.E
Wilcox
A. M. McIntosh
McIntosh
Weyming
Opera House
Victoria Lynn
Lynn
Hawthorne Club
Elizabeth de Barrie Gill
Onslow Local Notes and Arrivals
Onslow reports Johnston Brothers travel to South Dakota after cattle. Lou Noyes returns from a three week visit at Waukon. Bert Walters installs a hot water system for his home. James Forsyth comes home from Tama visit. Mrs F J Sokol visits her children in northern state. C E LeGrant and Clarence DeSart go to Tennessee on a prospecting trip. Miss Mary Jansen becomes clerk at Onslow Mercantile. O L Butler bales and ships hay to Chicago. He had
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Onslow
Johnston Brothers
South Dakota
Lou Noyes
Waukon
Bert Walters
James Forsyth
Tama
F. J. Sokol
C. E. LeGrant
Clarence DeSart
Tennessee
Mary Jansen
Onslow .Mercantile Company
O. L. Butler
Chicago
Cascade Scene Notes and Local Arrivals
Cascade records October happenings with visitors including J. L. Roehe from Austin Minnesota and Dr D M Finley’s slow recovery. New Presbyterians joined, memorial services for Willie Kennedy held, and local moves and visits noted with Mrs O L Baldwin Helen, Dan Kelley, and others in Cascade and nearby towns.
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Cedar Falls
F. J. Carpenter
D. M. Finley
G. B. Macomber
C. WU. Macomber
St. Martin’s
Dan Kelley
M. B. Flanigan
Oak Street
Schroeder
Center Junction Social Notes Reach Across Counties
Center Junction reports a flurry of visits and travel with Jno Carson heading to Canada Monday and Tom Bell and wife leaving for New York to visit relatives. Locals Mae Sanford Maine Coder and Bernice Lewis are seen in Monticello Hopkinton and Wyoming as Rev Potter arrives to lead the new M. E. church and others attend conventions and services.
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Center Junction
Jno
Carson
Canada
Mead Sanford
Mra
Ed. Duncan
Anamosa
Walter Pangburn
Clinton
Scofield and Son
Monticello
Mae Sanford
Maine Coder
Hopkinton
J. F. Brown
J. F. Livingstone
Daisie
Rev. Fickle
Jas. Young
Tom Bell
New York
Bernice Lewis
Wyoming
Smith Miller
Fostoria
Rebekah Lodge
John Thompson
Presbyterian Synod
Sac City
W. W. Crawford
Baldwin
J. KE. Coder
Murphy
Mayme Coder
Local social notes and visits from Cass area
October entries recount sick health of Henry Thompson and visits by Mrs. M Brainard to Ana moga Amber and Mrs. Henry Nordman to Amber. House updates include Ramsey’s furnace, and the community gathers as Mr. and Mrs. Woodard visit Waubeek while Ketchams travel to Central City. Schools close for a four to five week fall vacation and various residents visit Monticello, Mount Vernon, Coggon and New York state contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Henry Thompson
Henry Nordman
Amber
Alden Worster
Algona
J. Walter
Dwight Cooke
Anamosa
J. K. Hale
Sarah Ogden
Ida Lake
Monticello
G. G
G. T. Ketcham
Central City
Carrie Hanon
W. A. Hale
Mesars
Ben Griffith
Cliff Shlale
Mount Vernon
Chris Conrad
Gevrele
Coggon
Parke Ogden
Local Gossip Roundup From Anamosa Area
Various brief notices report birthdays visits and social events in Anamosa and nearby towns. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. L Starry welcoming a baby on October 11, juror Louie Turner in Anamosa, Reverend Robert Horn's Iowa visit, and several families traveling or visiting Cedar Rapids Williams Center Junction Cass and Shreveport Louisiana.
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Parke
Arthur
Anamosa
Cass
John Shine
Percy Faulks
Fred Husmann
Germany
Robert Horn
Williams
Iowa
Geo
Hugh Cunningham
Center Junction
J. Adair
Minneapolis
L. J. Noble
Ketcham Farm
Grace Griffith
Lena Osborne
Jack Bowdish
Marion
Cnas
W. A. Hale
Yough Cunningham
Master Harrison
Ndith Cunningham
G. G. Ketcham
Cedar Rapids
D. M. Griffith
W. C
Monroe
South
Louisiana
Mr. Monroe
Texas
Rural Route 2 News Roundup From October 23
Rural Route No 2 notes local farming moves and visits. Stutt builds a hog house. Miss Page returns home from District No 3. Rieken buys Garret Wiler farm near Monticello. Families travel to Cedar Rapids, Pomeroy, and Dakota, with farms and weddings mentioned. Slife visits Richmond for farm prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid. Stutt
C. HH. Rastede
Dunn
Rudolph Tobiassen
Geo. Dorsey
Harm Oltman
Anamosa
Henry Null
Iowa
Herman Hanken
Gerd Null
Ed. Heeren
Cedar Rapids
Fred Kellogg
Monticello
Mra
Peter Hagen
Will Dunn
Stickney
South Dakota
Chauncey Bates
Dakota
Miss Page
Lone Tree
Metka Rieken
Pomeroy
John Hanken
Anna Iresse
Sand Spring
Herman Zimmerman
S. R. Rieken
Garret Wiler
Schuetz
Cedar Stupids
Deckman
Kk. Rieken
Ed. Brazelton
Chris Scheer
August Schatz
D. A. Slile
Richmond
Slife
Castle Grove News Roundup October notes and travels
Castle Grove reports H B Clark returning to South Dakota last week and Rev J W Innes and family visiting from Monticello. Miss Alice Deischer hosted a basket social raising 91.15. J A Hubbard attended Illinois business and BK Mayberry bought Jersey hogs near Springville and Marion. John Burrack and Augusta joined Mrs T Ahlrichs after a pleasant Germany visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
H. B. Clark
South Dakota
Margaret Noble
J. A. Hubbard
Illinois
O. F. Hosford
J. W. Innes
Monticello
W. A. Hale
Cass
Mayberry
Springville
Marion
Alice Deischer
District No. 4
J. A. Howie
Sac City
Greenfield
Jas. F. Laude
John Burrack
Augusta
Thomas Ahlrichs
Germany
Local Notes From Monticello And Surrounding Towns
Amber October 23 reports Mr and Mrs Alex Robertson in Monticello Monday. Miss Mattie Schoon staying in Monticello this week. Miss Grace Farragher visited friends in Monmouth Sunday. Miss Elizabeth Johnson of Anamooga visited Peter Robertson Sunday. James Kearns went to Strawberry Point last Saturday to see his ailing mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Robertson
Monticello
Mattie Schoon
Grace Farragher
Monmouth
Misslizabeth Johnson
Anamoga
Peter Robertson
James Kearns
Strawberry Point
The Youths Companion Offers 1908 Subscription Gift
The Youths Companion promotes family reading with stories for all ages and adventures for fathers and sons and girls. New subscribers paying 1.75 for 1908 receive remaining 1907 issues free plus a Four Leaf Hanging Calendar in full color. Announcement lists 144 Berkeley Street Boston Mass.
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Companion
THE
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Boston
Mass
A Very Old Settler Gone Alexander Livingston Dies
Alexander Livingston died at his Monticello area home on the evening of the 19th at 83. He settled between Monticello and Hopkinton in 1837, living 69 years on the same farm, later expanding to 200 acres. Born August 1, 1824 in Selkirk Manitoba, he and brother Archie endured frontier hardships. Survived by wife and fourteen children, funeral held at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Innes and Rev. Bindenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Livingston
Livingston
Hopkinton
Commonwealth
Mr. Livingston
Presbyterian Church of
Selkirk
Red River
British North America
British America
Iowa
Livingstons
Monticello
George Sutherland
Catherine Moses
Delaware County
Wisconsin Territory
Hopkinton Leader
Dubuque
Canton
Hugh
Cascade Mill
James
Hugh Livingston
Sand Spring
Mrs. Livingston
Graham
John
Alex
Wallace
Idaho
Archie
Roderick
Supheaia
Sarah Putnam
Eliza Holcomb
Coggan
Alice Dorland
Mitchell
South Dakota
Laura Arnold
Hartington
Nebraska
Emma Swift
Chicago
J. W. Innes
J. F. Bindenberger
Sepkinton
Presbyterian Church
Public Auction at Amber Stock Yards for Cattle Sheep and Hogs
The undersigned will sell at public auction at Amber stock yards on Saturday October 26 beginning 1 o clock p m. Twelve head of cattle including twenty two head of cattle A mix of two year old steers and heifers with calves, fifty two head of sheep including breeding ewes buck and lambs, twenty hogs with two yearling boars and spring pigs. Also other articles. Usual terms. W E Daly manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Poland
W. E. Daly
Household Goods Auction by Mrs. Levi Berlin
Mrs. Levi Berlin to sell household goods at auction on Saturday October 26 at 2 pm at her North Cedar street residence.
Oriental fruit bats: figs figs guavas and their orchard damage
The oriental fruit bats or flying foxes inhabit India Ceylon and the Malayan region feeding on soft fruits avoiding acids. They roost in large colonies and raid orchards at night fighting for fruit and gulping it into distended cheek pouches. They return at dawn by scrambling along branches and often drink toddy from cocoanut trees before dawn intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Ceylon
Malayan
Java
Francis Day
Ernest Ingersoll
The Well Moved Yet Water Remains A Joke
A New England woman recalls a rosy cheeked Irish maid of all work. When the owner vows to build a wood house over a well, the maid quips about moving the well. The employer realizes her blunder and jokes that water would be lost if the well were moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Margaret
Iowa & Northwestern railway project surveyed with 100 mile route
Waterloo dispatch reports the Iowa & Northwestern railway will start construction this fall after a yearlong loan arrangement. A $6,000,000 first mortgage to Carnegie Trust Co. is signed by Stephen B. Howard president. Leslie M. Shaw serves as president. The line runs 100 miles southeast from Waterloo via Tadeaggnes Anamosa to Stanwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa & Northwestern Railway
Stephen B. Howard
Carnegie Trust Co
Leslie M. Shaw
Howard
Tadeaggnes
Anamosa
Stanwood
Executrix Notice in Jones County Iowa Estate
Public notice announces Sarah Be Sarles as executrix of the estate of S. E. Sarles deceased. Creditors must file sworn claims with the Jones County District Court Clerk and debtors must pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Monticello October 21, 1907. Herrick and Bauder attorneys for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
Iowa
S. E. Sarles
Monticello
A.D
Owa
SS. KE. Sarles
Said County
E. Sarles
A. D
J. H. Ramsey
Jones Co
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