Funeral records and local obituaries in September Wyoming
Hiram Arnold died in Chicago after a stroke and was buried in Wyoming with funeral led by Rev. Dupuy. He served as Jones county sheriff for three terms and fought in the Civil War. Ellen Sawyer, aged 88, also died in Wyoming after years as a resident, with funeral conducted by Rev. Dupuy. she left a large family and was remembered for kindness. The notices also describe local real estate, farming leases, school heating repairs, weddings, travels, and community events in Jones county communities.
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Wyoming
Hiram Arnold
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
O. C. Dupuy
M. E. Church
Mr. Arnold
New York State
Watertown
Jefferson County
Finess
Iowa
Jones County
Amrella Newell
Fred
Arthur
Lettie Arnold
Arnold
P. O. Babcock
Co. K
Dr. Calkins
Nature
Ellen Sawyer
Quebec
Eli Sawyer
Celia Arnold
Cedar Rapids
Tresa Cochran
Clarksville
Emma Sawyer
Eva Brainard
A. DeWitt
S. Neesley
Mt. Vernon
Lydia Arnold
W. Patterson
Robert Cochran
Essie Wallick
Rock Island
Frank Hopkins
Clinton
A. Wilkins
Stanwood
W. Houstman
J. M. Moffit
Olin
A. Halleck
Clark
Nebraska
Nona Kirkner
Waterloo
Edrie Cohoon
J. F. Cohoon
Cedar Falls
W.C. Moore
Moore
Mr. Moore
John Thomson
J. M. French
Onslow Field Day Attracts Large Attendance And Prizes
Onslow September 23 report notes a successful field day last Thursday with 800 to 1,000 attendees. 492 ball tickets and 105 dance tickets sold. largest dance crowd since hall dedication. Winners include A. D. Jansen and wife for largest couple, B. W. Streeper for largest family, H. R. Miller of Monmouth won the automobile race, and numerous show prizes awarded in horse events and drafts. The Lost Nation band played. chicken pie dinner raised 36 dollars for the M E church. various foot races results listed. Continuous text ends mid sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
A. D. Jansen
B. W. Streeper
H. R. Miller
Monmouth
R. P. Overley
Frank Larkey
P. H. Paulsen
J. G. Reid
R. D. Cooley
Robert Streeper
H. Orr
John Dennison
Orin Snyder
James Woodworth
George Lyon
Wyoming
Olin
Lost Nation
M. E. Church
Edna Hanna
Ray Burns
Claud Seara
Esther Cram
Mabel Garnett
Kenneth Kennedy
Ed Schmelfeldt G
Owen Overholt
Thomas McMaster
Kenneth
Stock shipments and community notes from Castle Grove
Castle Grove reports four car loads of cattle and hogs shipped this week with E. J. Noble M. J. Hogan and M. B. King among consignors. A crop of local visits weather impacts and family news includes new arrivals and social events across Castle Grove Morley Hopkinton Center Junction Manchester and Ryan. Local farming activities silos and a dance at the Egger home are noted along with church Ladies Aid meetings and assorted visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
E. J. Noble
M. J. Hogan
M. Hosford
B. King
Monticello
John A. Hubbard
Morley
Nebraska
Cass
E. F. Eileen
Olin Howie
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lutheran Church
Chris Eileen
Frank Brady
Dennis Delay
Joe Kennedy
Hopkinton
Elmer Mayberry
Goodland
Kansas
F. C. Cramer
Center Junction
Albert Heiken
John Smith
Ryan
H. Hahn
Anamosa News Quiet as Washington Candidate Returns
The Anamosa report notes a calmer marshalship scene after a candidate's Washington return. Sheriff Hogan’s raid and rising costs of booze fights are mentioned, with local events including farewell parties for Miss Florence Poland and Miss Blanche Port. Pioneer Barnard McLaughlin dies in Cedar Rapids. Rev. F P Shafer attends annual conference and is hoped to return. Georgen Henricksen plan a new movie venture to lure winter patrons. Roy Mac Mickle to rejoin Overley drug store. J B Remley welcomes a baby girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sheriff Hogan
Messrs
C. B. Paul
B. E. Rhinehart
George L. Schoonover
Des Moines
Sheean
Contol
Hogan
Anamosa
Florence Poland
Drake University
Blanche Port
Morrison
Ilinoois
Barnard McLaughlin
Cedar Rapids
J. &. Washington
F. P. Shafer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Georgen & Henricksen
Airdome
Roy Mac Mickle
Maquoketa
Overley Drug Store
J. B. Remley
Social Notes From Center Junction September Bringing Visits
Center Junction reports weekend visits as Will Perryman and wife of Marion spent Sunday with Guy McDonald and wife. Perryman left Monday, Mrs Perryman Tuesday with Mrs McDonald. Mrs McDonald accompanied her home. Harry Green returned to New York last Saturday while his wife remains for her father Robert Livingstone's illness. Mrs John Klineck hosted the J L club Friday afternoon with business and refreshments offered by Mr and Mrs M G Alsever and Mr and Mrs Lee Coder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Will Perryman
Marion
Guy McDonald
M. G. Alsever
Lee Coder
Social notes from Anamosa and surrounding towns
Miss Blanche Collier returned from visiting her sister Mrs Elva Hannot of Prairieburg on Tuesday evening. Miss Alice Sizer spent Tuesday with her mother at Miles. Mrs J M Young took charge of her room. Mrs J B Maxson was called to Glidden Friday for her sister's serious illness. Mrs H H Nelson and son La Roy of Wells River Vermont visit the J B Coder home. Mr and Mrs Frank McNeilly and son Ray visited friends Friday. J F Livingstone recently bought 170 acres from John Livingstone. Mr and Mrs Jank King of Nebraska visit Lou Murphy. Mrs Herry Ludwig of Monticello visits her sister Mrs M G Alsever. Mrs M G Alsever shopped in Cedar Rapids Monday. Miss Luella McDonald visited Monticello Tuesday.
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Thomsen
Dupuy
A. S. Nickless
Chicago
McCormick Seminary
Nickless
Smith James
Madison Township
Hermann Brodersen
James
Madison Center
Stanwood
Wyoming
Boosters
Tigger
Onslow
Weather Man
N. W. Hutchins
R. M. Corbit
Anamosa
J.S. Brownell
N. Stoffel
F. L. Harrington
Jerome Bender
W. W. Bronson
Court House
R. S. Mann
California
Orlando Johnson
Mr. Johnson
A. A. Vaughn
Davenport
Aleta
Florence
Monmouth
Ilinois
Chicago Union Giants
Thea Bay View Historical Club
J. T. Wherry
E.S. Horton
Hurlay
South Dakota
Presbyterian Church
John Countryman
Dodge County
Minnesota
Perry Tyrrell
Oxford Junction
W. W. Carlton
Mt. Vernon
M. HE
H. P. Johnson
Kate Tasker
J. H. Countryman
Walter
G. Tebo
G. W. James
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Fred Simpson
Aurora
J. A. Griswold
Esther
Ocenter Junction
J. 8. Westphal
Plymouth
John Hender
J. W. Waite
R. W. Waite
Palo
Blanche Collier
Elva Hannot
Prairieburg
Alice Sizer
Miles
J. M. Young
J.B. Maxson
Glidden
H. H. Nelson
la Roy
Wells River
Vermont
J. B. Coder
Frank McNeilly
Ray
J. F. Livingstone
John Livingstone
Jank King
Nebraska
Lou Murphy
Herry Ludwig
Monticello
M. G. Alsever
Luella McDonald
Railway spur planned to aid creamery freight traffic
The railway company builds a spur to the creamery to ease loading and unloading freight. W F Strawman sold his Jackson township farm to Harry Withham for 200 dollars per acre. Frank and Philip Bailey and wives visited relatives near Monticello over Sunday. Frost touched pumpkins Monday. Spencer Guiles stays at Epworth. Farmers haul coal for winter as Mike Faust slowly improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
W. F. Strawman
Jackson Township
Harry Withham
Frank
Philip Bailey
Monticello
Spencer Guiles
Epworth
Mike Faust
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices from Monticello
Real estate transfers show W A Hogan sheriff conveying parcels in Clay township to H Stringham and Tracy Becker with payments around 822 dollars. Ophelia L Hakes transfers to T E Watters and Clifford L Niles. other entries list Smith to Ellis, Bingham to Perrine, Miller to Wilson, Benischek to Chicago and Perrine properties. Broadway theater play Life’s Shop Window booked for the opera house in New York City with a strong run. Forty years ago Monticello items recount frosts, dissolutions, births, marriages, deaths, and political contests with noted local figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ophelia L. Hakes
T. E. Watters
Clifford L. Niles
Keller
J. H. Fisher
Anamosa
D. G. Smith
Jennie N. Ellis
Oxford Mills
William F. Bingham
John H. Perrine
Bradsteel
Monticello
W. 1. Miller
O. S
Lizzie Wilson
Hale
John Benischek
Oxford Township
Patrick O’connell
Hannah O'Connell
Clay Township
New York City
Victoria Cross
Bernard Chetwin
Arizona
tHodge
Freight train wreck near Center Junction injures none
An afternoon Midland road freight wreck about a mile west of Center Junction toppled nine cars including two hog cars and one corn car after the brake beam on the tender failed. The engine stayed intact, passengers escaped unharmed, two hogs died, track damaged over 500 feet, repairs to continue today.
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Midland Road
Center Junction
High School Notes Reported by George Pond
High School Notes report events from a week at the campus. Spelling exams upcoming and a physics test last Tuesday delighted seniors. Herman Schneider is absent sick. English Literature seeks translations. Sophomores plan a party. Esther and Margaret Tabor visited Monday. Girls basketball begins practices under Miss Suter. A physiology class joke about lips amuses. A large crowd is expected at Saturday football game. Reminder to attend for a good start. Omaha World-Herald notes a Sioux City taxi driver who came into a fortune should know how to dispose of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pond
Herman Schneider
Esther
Margaret Tabor
Miss Suter
Omaha
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertising reward offer
An old advertisement promises a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes testimonials from F J Cheney Co Toledo and a bank, claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, price of 74 cents per bottle, and pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
FF. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
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J. W. Doxsee
Blairstown
Belle Plaine
Norway
CG. Jennings
Cora French
Business College
Dora Sheppard
Grace French
Mary Carter
Buckner
Missouri
John Cole
Winsor
Canada
W. A. Hogan
EH. H. Stringham
Tracy E. Becker
Express
M. W. Herrick
J. Q. Wing
Addie Groesbeck
Marie Howard
Lenox Collegiate Institute
Elizabeth Starks
New York
Lulu A. Finke
Savanna
Grangers
Temperanes
Grove
C. O. Carpenter
Nult Miller
Volney Webster
Webster
Linn County
Davis McCain
John Tasker
S. M. Yoran
G. W. Lovell
J. W. Moore
T. O. Bishop
F. M. Magee
George W. Lovell
M. L. Carpenter
Union National Bank
S.S. Farwall
Ud. W. Lovell
William Brazelton
L. Schoonover
Howell’s Willinery Store
Monticello For
Deatrick D. G. Co
Milwaukee
Doutrick Dry Goods Co
Patrick
Bell Telephone
Bell
Iowa Telephone Company
Stickney
W. F. Rohn
Monticello, Ia
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