Wyoming Correspondence Highlights Local Notes and Baseball
In Wyoming on September 1 Dr. W W Bronson visited Monti cello. Hutchings and Corbit attended Anamosa court. Local happenings include moving picture showings, railroad time changes, public sales, college students abroad, and a Black Hand crime discussion. The death of S R Campbell is noted, with burial in Blue Grass. A major Three Iaye League baseball day featured Davenport and Waterloo teams vs Wyoming with Levsen excelling on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
W. W. Bronson
Monticello
N. W. Hutchings
R. M. Corbit
Anamosa
W. G. Krouse
O. Vaughn
J.T. Wherry
L. A. Mallicoat
U“hursday
Haynor
Washington Street
Marie Wherry
Beth Wherry
Florence Vaughn
Monmouth
U1.) College
Aleta Vaughn
Columbia
Chicago
Vaughn
Martin Briggs
Calkins
Crinnell College
Ruth Alden
Hetty Levien
Grinnell College
Stanley Green
Clay Township
Iowa City
Stanley
H. F. Wilcox
M. E
Mr. Wilcox
J. H. Schamel
Boulder
Colorado
Schamel
James Kegley
George Lake
Alfred
Nickless
England
Presbyterian Church
M. EB
Omaha
Milo M. Loomis
Jessie Shepard
8. R. Campbell
East Green Street
Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Butler County
Pennsylvania
Matilda Speer
F. Schaefer
J. R. Baldwin
Hye
Davenport
Waterloo
Giants
Black Hawk County
Levsen
Local Social Notes from Center Junction
Center Junction records visitors and residents with a lively roundup of names. Social ties stretch to Scotch Grove Anamosa Walker Davenport and Maquoketa as relatives friends and neighbors share trips weddings and picnics.
Prairieburg Courtyard Gossip And Travel Notes
Prairieburg notices list Ada Burnside visiting relatives in Kansas. Cornelia Ford visited locally last week. Charles Wood bought land in Wyoming and plans to move. T Abbey and wife attended a regimental reunion in Central City. Dr P W Coe of State Center visiting relatives nearby. R O Pinch and baby visiting her parents M B Knapp. Prof Nichols with Rev Smuth traveled from Hopkinton to an appointment here. J G Came and wife back from their wedding tour. R Bowman, editor’s father, visited from Anamosa. Mrs C O Rowley away with friends in Anamosa and Cedar Rapids. F A Kula home from Anamosa sanitarium for brother’s wedding. Lt G Rowley returned after three weeks with son in Cedar Rapids. Mrs Clarence Fish and children returned to Chicago.
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Center Junction
Ben Smith
Lyle Calahan
Scotch Grove
Leo Courtney
Oxford Mills
Frank Livingstone
Anamosa
Kent Moats
Arthur Himebaugh
Frank Roe
Onslow
Scott Alexander
George Courtney
Walker
Iowa
James Leach
Earl Stingley
Davenport
Margaret French
Isabell Carson
Anna Livingstone
Arthur Crorey
Earl Mallicoat
Routh
Wyoming
August Slemmer
Monticello
M. J. McNeilly
Jim
Marguerite
Maquoketa
Meade Sanford
Greeley
Colorado
Andrew Porter
Courtney Auto
Killy
Win, McAvaren
Carsonville
Michigan
Livingstone
McNeilly
Eugene Porter
Miles Landis
Mr. Hart
E. W. Jones
J. F. Livingstone
Myrtle
Wm.McCaren
High Bluff
Prairieburg
Ada Burnside
Kansas
Cornelia Ford
Burg
Charles Wood
T. Abbey
Central City
P. W. Coe
State Center
R. O. Pinch
Knapp
Prof. Nichols
Ixsmuth
Hopkinton
J. G
R. Bowman
Mra. C. O. Rowley
Cedar Rapids
F. A. Kula
Myra
G. Rowley
Mansiive
Clarence Fish
Chicago
Wedding and village notes from the Whitney area
A three months vacation with Mr and Mrs G W Schoonover. The Whitney farm west of town occupied by J Egger and family passed to a Holub last week. Rev Densmore preached farewell and contends for return. A charivari greeted Mr and Mrs Came with gifts after their wedding at their north town home.
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G. W. Schoonover
Whitney
J. Egger
Holubs
Densmore
H. G. Came
Onslow Social Notes Share News and Visits
September 19 Onslow items list visitors and travels. Helen Lamey returns from Cedar Rapids. Duncan Wasson heads to Anamosa to bring D W Russell home. A D Mackrill and wife from Platte South Dakota visit. Charles Scroggie from Des Moines visits relatives. Burnt family from Minneapolis stay with Leo Hanson. Max Lamey visits mother before departing for Valparaiso. Lou Sears travels to Clinton and Silver City for grad school. One twin of Howard Manly dies and is buried at South Mineral church. August Hansen buys a farm near Manchester and leaves for plowing. Streets couple return from Mitchell South Dakota. Ashbaughs from East Liverpool Ohio visit Pauls and Mrs Woodyard. Fred Hansen and wife surprised by 25 German friends at moving day.
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Onslow
Helen Lamey
Cedar Rapids
Carrie Hemping
Duncan Wasson
Anamosa
D. W. Russell
A. D. Mackrill
Platte
South Dakota
Charles Scroggie
Des Moines
Burnt
Minneapolis
Leo Hanson
Indiana
Lou Sears
Clinton
Silver City
Howard Manly
South Mineral Church
McClelland
August Hansen
Manchester
Wis
Bi Streets
Mitchell
Streets
Ashbaugh
East Liverpool
Ohio
Pauls
Sarah Woodyard
Cascade Local News Summary In Hopkinton and Beyond
Cascade reports visitors W T Kearney and A W Aitchison in Hopkinton. Mrs F H Linn of Stratford Iowa visiting Baldwin family. J H Klinkner of Dyersville surveys business interests. Will Knapp returns from western travels. Rev W S Sylvester leaves for Waterloo district conference. Frosts threat eased corn 95 percent safe. yield 60 to 100 bushels acre. Webbles of Davenport visiting Cascade. Blanche Fairburn former Mrs Webbles. Supervisors McQuillen and son Charles in town. Charles bound for State University. Jake Parrott, ex Cascade boy now Timber Lake SD land office receiver, a few days here. UT Kingsley builds cement dam and mill work for winter. Rev W J Convery visits Cascade. sister Mrs Susan Garrity. Cascade Co-Operative Creamery pays 27 cents butter fat for August. distributes about $50,000 yearly. J M Tryer new C M & St P Ry agent moves family to Adamson property. S M Adamson to Monticello for Electric Light Co. Mr and Mrs W F Croft depart for Minnesota and the Dakotas for business and real estate interests. will visit St Paul, Duluth, Fargo, Aberdeen, Sioux Falls, Mitchell.
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Cascade
W.T. Kearney
A. W. Aitchison
Hopkinton
F. H. Linn
Stratford
Iowa
Baldwin
J. H. Klinkner
Dyersville
Will Knapp
W. S. Sylvester
M. E. Church
Waterloo
Webbles
Davenport
Blanche Fairburn
T. H. McQuillen
Charles
The
State University
Jake Parrott
Government Land Office
Timber Lake
South Dakota
Kingsley
Rev. W. J. Convery
St. Peters Church
Temple Hill
Eldora
Susan Garrity
Cascade Co-Operative Creamery Co
J. M. Tryer
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Local Notices
William Schodde and wife transfer to Rieke Riekenland in section 27 Lovell township Q C D for $1. Walter Johnson and wife transfer to H N Ricklefs in section 12 Jackson township Q C D for $1. Frank W Rummel transfers to Mrs Julia Harris land in Hale for $400. Rosanna R Decious and husband transfer to Samuel B Bixler land in section 36 Fairview township for $1. Agnes R Arduser et al transfer to George W Davis railroad add to Monticello for $3,500. Lettie Adlers and husband transfer to Bertha Rigby railroad add to Monticello for $3,250.
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William Schodde
Rieke Riekenland
Lovell Township
Walter Johnson
H. N. Ricklefs
Jackson Township
Frank W. Rummel
Julia Harris
Fairview Township
Agnes R. Arduser
George W. Davis
Monticello
Lettie Adlers
Bertha Rigby
A Faulty Indictment
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes Mr Crane arguing that fault lies in treating college life as only evil and ignoring human nature and experience behind it. The piece critiques the idea that all misconduct is due to college influence.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Crane
Wealthy Yet Contented: A Lincoln Reflection
In this Lincoln Journal snippet a comment notes that some of the richest men known possessed little money yet behaved well and contented, contrasting with restless spirits and graft. The item reflects on values over wealth.
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Lincoln Journal
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J. W. Doxsee
Doutrick’s
Abiah Lashaway
S. D. Alspaugh
Soper & Boardman
Anamoga
S. BE. Beam
Florence E. Beam
M. P. Sigworth
Warren
G. H. Walworth
Alice A. Loomis
Antonie Shackleton
Malachi Kelly
William Kelly
Philisa Ballou
George Langschwanger
Smith
Olin
Rudolph Grenenwald
W. D
Laura Weichman
Milwaukee
Doutrick Dry Goods CO
Drees Millinery
Sonticello
Katharine Drees Lanigan
Cross Hardware CO
Stuhlers
Hmutumn
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