Wyoming Correspondence Notes Moves and Remembrances
Correspondence from Wyoming Iowa dated September 18 to September 19 highlights local activity. Mentions cement culvert work near Main street livery barn, multiple visitors from Cedar Rapids Marshalltown and Mt. Vernon, and travel to Oxford Junction and Oklahoma. Obituary details for Lyman Osborn and Horace Woodard accompany community events and school reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
T. G. Tasker
Monticello
Main Street
C. F. Hoffman
Olin
Ollie James
Hattie Eichhorn
Oxford Junction
A. ¥. Dellit
Cedar Rapids
I. S. Overholt
Oklahoma
Harriet Mitchell
Southland
I. N. Stoffel
Elva Briggs
St. Paul
Dr. Calkins
Mildred Betteya
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
West
Terra Firma
Plains
South Dakota
E. L. Barber
Bureau of Information
Horace Woodard
ScIlm Hall
Gratiot County
Michigan
Woodard
L. B. Woodard
Lyman Osborn
Osborn
St. Luke’s Hospital
Fred Arnold
A. N. Reade
Iowa
Reade
O.born
Green Lake
Wisconsin
Osbor
Clay Township
Jones County
Orrin Osborn
California
Merritt Osborn
Verndale
Minnesota
C. W. McMaster
Onslow
Onslow Community Notes Include Visitors and School News
In Onslow on September 17 many residents are listed visiting relatives or traveling to Chicago for visits. Local students and teachers report a larger outside attendance as the school year begins. A junior high social is planned September 27 at M. B. Walters’ home. Obituary notices for Lyman Osborn note his Wisconsin origins and service in the G A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
L. A. Leek
Anamosa
Anna Ballard
Davenport
Dan Inglis
Cambridge
Paul Levien
Wm. Brodersen
Cedar Rapids
W. J. Brainard
Nebraska
Colorado
H. N. Fordham
Mt. Vernon
A. K. Baird
John Richardson
Ohio
Ida Fishwild
Dunn
Don Wherry
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Illinois
Troubadors
Opera House
Onslow
I. Hl. Tebo
W. D. Livingstone
Chicago
Mildred McClelland
Coe College
W. H. Alexander
Rk. G. Abrams
Harry Hill
Cleveland
Helen Lamey
Keating
Coburn
SH. Nall
Stralls
Tressa Mackrill Utley
South Dakota
Willis Miller
Arkansas
Charles Miller
Lastoria
Iowa
M. 2 B. Walters
Jed Hansen
Knittle
Maquoketa
Pennington County
C. & Northwestern
Ife
W. A
Lyman Osborn
C. W. McMaster
Rev. McCelland
Mr. Osborne
Wisconsin
H. O. Brown
Osborn
Clay Township
Fred Arnold
Phillips
A. N. Reid
Arnold
Cass News Highlights Local Visits and Travel Notes
September reports from Cass note visitors including Lottie Fall of Ipworth and Miss Anna Banm of Stone City. Families and friends travel to Boone Iowa Center Junction Chicago and Missouri while Morris Huston returns from Pierre. Local hunting and a juvenile ball game are mentioned with regional ties to Anamosa Montclair and West Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Bert Atwood
Lottie Fall
Ipworth
Charles Norton
Boone
Iowa
Anna Banm
Stone City
Flaharty
Will Woodard
Center Junction
William Morre
Chicago
Morris Huston
Pierre
South Dakota
Lou Sherrill
Clayton Sherrill
Wyoming
Lou Turner
Tough Cunningham
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Belle Griffith
Agnes Remley
Anamosa
James Robertson
Missouri
W. A
New Jersey
G. G. Ketcham
Rural Route 2 community notes and moves
Rural Route No 2 reports on sick lists visits and departures including KR H Tobiasson Elma Johnson Wim Connery Clara Dunn Augusta Belling and many more. Residents travel to Monticello Anamosa Chicago and Nebraska while shifting farms creameries and homes mark a week of storms weddings and farewells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. H. Tobiasson
Elma Johnson
Anamosa
Wim. Connery
George Dorney
Clara Dunn
Monticello
Augusta Belling
Herman Hanken
Puleston
R. Rieken
Lena
Clara Zimmerman
Willie Rieken
A. H. Hanken
Becker
Sand Hill
Andrew
Kasper
Rudolph
Fritz Zimmerman
Canada
George Dorsey
Harold
Chicago
Adolph Bohlken
Nebraska
Peter Wolf
Lyons
AB. Jacobs
Hans Matthiessen
Gerd Gerdes
John
Doc
J. W. Trainer
Springville
Wayne
Fotberts
Cloverleaf Creamery
Ben Topingsen
A. B. Jacobs
Cascade News Roundup From Cascade Iowa Area
Cascade September 17 notes Kilsworth Dodd of Iowa City and Mrs Parker visiting. Will Kennedy buried after large funeral. Cascade Co-Operative Creamery paid 28 cents for August butter fat. Rev R Hayes Willis conducts evangelistic services in Spring Valley. William Kennedy’s death at 26 mourned locally. Karl Martin struck by lightning but recovered. Local social visits include Presbyterians gathering with George D Jones. Alva Davis returns home after navy service. Dr J P Tuane buys property and becomes local fixture. Various visits from Monticello, Dubuque, Epworth and Hazelton residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Kilsworth Dodd
Iowa City
MD. Parker
St. Paul
Steve Driscoll
Dubuque
Will Kennedy
Cascade Co-Operative Creamery Co
Mary McCiee
Eliza Baird
J. ¥. Petcina
Jones County
George D. Jones
Ik. BL. Hubbard
Monticello
Alva Davis
Onascade
J. P. Tuane
J. H.weber
R. Hayes Willis
Winona Lake Indiana
Spring Valley
Charles Kay
Epworth
Fred Kay
Hazelton
Lownog
Fred
William Kennedy
J. E., Kennedy
Karl Martin
Stuart Martin
Premining Awarded at the Jones County Pair
A long column lists prizes and exhibits from the Jones County Fair dated Sept 26 1907 at Leclaire and nearby towns. It notes agriculture products and household crafts with names of participants and prize amounts, including potatoes, pickles, cakes, drawings, and poultry entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Local notes from Castle Grove area report building projects and events
Castle Grove notes mention cement feeding floor by J. J. Noble and a hog house with cement floor by C Pfeil this fall. Residents attended the Central City fair. J W Gillilan hauled lumber for a new barn after a soil meeting. Mrs C R Wilder returned from Randalia. Miss Blanche Noble began fall teaching in No 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
J. J. Noble
C. Pfeil
Central City
J. W. Gillilan
C. R. Wilder
Randalia
Blanche Noble
No. 5
Nathaniel Chapman
Michael McLaughlin
Monticello
Gladys Fairbanks
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
Prairie’ Hill
Local notes from Amber area brief visitions and appointments
September 18 entries show surveyors in town and visits by residents. Dircks met Tom Crain in Jackson on Sunday. Bennie Herren accepts a position with J. O. Bailey. Will Boekner and wife called on Frank Bailey, also Sunday. Mrs Philip Timpe and her Spirit Lake daughter visit Mrs Timpe’s parents, Peter Schwartz and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Dol. Dircks
Tom Crain
Jackson
Bennie Herren
J. O. Bailey
Will Boekner
Frank Bailey
Philip Timpe
Spirit Lake
Mra
Timpe
Peter Schwartz
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The
Monticello Express
J. W. Doxsee
P. S. Jansen
John Jansen
August Jansen
P. C. Levsen
Ida Wishwild
Clara Thomesen
Elva Alden
Herbert Alden
Roy Hsley
Princeton
Harriet Alden
M. E. Church
Cedar Falls
J. J. Richardson
Army of the Cumberland
Harriet Marshall
W. FF. Lesche
Henry Lesche
Madison Township
the . S. Saunders Jewelry
Lesche
Bradley Horological Institute
Peoria
Ilinois
Mary Lunn
Junn
Grace Schanel
Aleta Vaughn
Ama Jansen
Kiva Alden
Verda Lytton
Ananiosa
Prospect
Eva Condit
Cora Condit
Bunker Hill
Jennie Hale
Mattie Ketcham
Hickory Grove
Park Ogden
Eunice Loggie
Charlie Fairbanks
Ben Griffith
Will Wallace
Ruth Bray
Millard Joslin
Austinville
R. G. Lyons
J.B. Moses
Lyong
Texas
C. Sutherland
Eyerly
Alfred Hanna
Rebecca Lodge
Robertson
A. E. Robertson
Cherokee
Mr. Beck
M. G. Alsever
I. EE. Wright
James Leech
H. Atwood
Miss Corbett
Pearl Barnts
Charles Livingstone
Jake van Slyke
Hez Dixson
Alma Isabell
Leclaire
Leclair
W. I
Locher Frank
Larkey C. B
Mandinger
Matthiessen
Jno
Maurice
Harry
Maurice Nic
Golding Neal Marshall Boar
Boar
BO O’shea P
O'Shea F
Minnie Laneh
F. J
Angel Cnke
Gusta Peterson
F. Doily Mountsmillie
Stirton Agnes
Sandhouse Raymond
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth
Starks
Shelley
Ernest
Catton
Thoeni Mrs
van Meter
Flora Wildey
Aris Waist
Mounimillie
Winkler Rudolph
Bull
Gilly
Alida
von Eticello
Doutrick
C. F. Crain
the Banks and Businessmen of
Ottawa
Crain & Thompson Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
South Main Street
Kansas
W. W. Thompson
Eclipse Lumber
G. Meyer
Mgr
Stuhlers
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