Mary Calkins and visitors noted in Wyoming memo
Correspondence from Wyoming lists Miss Mary Calkins visiting Anamosa, W S Garrison and son Henry at Boone, Harold Paul going to Iowa City for electrical engineering, and local officials and church groups active. Also notes a funeral for George Bronson, a county convention report, and upcoming Republican events and a town picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Mary Calkins
Anamosa
W.S. Garrison
Henry
Boone
Roy Isley
Princeton
D. EK. Wherry
Pawnee City
Nebraska
Chamberlain
Tintchins
Corbit
Fred Arnold
South Dakota
A. N. Reade
May Pealer
Huffman
Fred Marxen
Tyler Mills
Hale
Iarold
Paul
Towa City
State Universty
Harold
J. W. Coxsee
W. C. Stuckslager
Lisbon
B. A. Bronson
Winona
Minnesota
L. L. Lockard
Maquoketa
W. EH. van Buren
Monticello
George Bronson
Eixpress
Xpress
Kk. M. Babcock
Sen. Gee
R. M. Corbit
B. H. Chamberlain
TY. B. Johnson
W. 8. Garrison
A. F. Dellit
A. W. Brown
F. T. Woodyard
T. HW. Lightfoot
Austin First
Frank Allen
N. W. Hutchins
A. W. Graham
J.8
Bronson
Tie
James A. Bronson
Cascade notes and social mentions drift through town
Cascade, September 25 reports James McMuslen returning from South Dakota and Miss Katie Graham serving as bookkeeper for Mercantile Co. Others include W. A. Fairburn buying a farm near Aberdeen, Mrs. S. A. Hill visiting from Farley, John Dolphin seen in town, and various visits by Jno Carrick J. F. Anson and families. Several residents plan spring stays in Cedar Rapids and Cedar Falls while local moves include David Rogers selling a Farley farm and W. W. Hamilton family relocating to Cedar Walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
James McMuslen
South Dakota
Katie Graham
The
Mercantile Co
I. Moore
Auburn
Nebraska
W. A. Fairburn
Aberdeen
S. A. Hill
Farley
John Dolphin
Ryan State Bank
Dickson Beatty Grove
Wise
W. G. Wise
Waterloo
Iowa
Karl Davis
Cedar Rapids
Jno
Carrick
Castle Grove
David Rogers
Cascade Township
J.B. Dominy
Anamosa
W. Beatty
J. F. Anson
Cedar Falls
Mrs. Anson
Dubuque
W. W. Hamilton
Pauline
Cedar Walls
John Baldwin
J. W. Baldwin
N. J. Leytem
John
Jackson County
Minnesota
Wm. Fagan
Halbrite
Canada
Onslow News Roundup Septembers Visitors and Town Notes
John Tebo visits Randolph Iowa to see J J Tebo family as James Orr and daughters visit relatives. R E McClelland and John Neelans attend Cedar Rapids Presbytery in Linn Grove. Many locals attend funerals and gatherings including Masons at Wyoming and a McCready reception with cut glass and napkins. The McCreadys move to Perry Iowa with Copland Lumber Co. after a summer at Okoboji.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
John Tebo
J. J. Tebo
Randolph
Iowa
James Orr
Rowley
Lou Noyes
Gus Ithlers
T. H. Lightfoot
Anamosa
McClelland
Lider
John Neelans
Linn Grove
Cedar Rapids
1. S. Brown
Kansas
Nebraska
George Bronson
Wyoming
George Sutherland
Peter Schmalfeldt
P. S
South Dakota
Helen Lamey
McDaniels
Okoboji
O’ Toole
Marion
O'Toole
Wm. Dennison
McCready
Perry
Mr. McCready
Copland Lumber Co
Local Notes From Center Junction and Surrounding Areas
Center Junction residents share visits and moves as Miss Maud Sears travels from Onslow and A W McDonald visits Hopkinton. Topics include farm sale by J B Moses, Lyons family planning Texas move, and births, visits from Wyoming and Monticello, plus relatives seen in town and trips to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Sears
Onslow
J. B. Moses
E. J. Lyons
Frank McMielly
Anamosa
A. W. McDonald
Hopkinton
Ida Leggett
Wyoming
Jein Sutherland
Clark
Scotch Grove
Margaret Thompson
Lenox College
Nellie Williamson
Sexton
Monticello
John McNelly
C. LB. Larkey
Edrie Cohoon
Alice Overley
Mary Pealer
John Carson
Belle Moncrief
Chicago
Residents and visitors roll through Castle Grove in late September
N C Deischer visited Anamosa on Monday while John Reuter conducted business there. A dance occurred at John Egger's Friday night and Mrs M F Byrnes begins teaching in District No 8. Also noted: Mrs Charles Howie sick, D J Slogan near Anamosa, Mrs Alexander Davidson visited friends in Cages, and a new daughter for Mr and Mrs Harm Rickels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
N.C. Deischer
Anamosa
John Reuter
John Egger
M. F. Byrnes
Harm Rickels
Matthiessen
Marshall Noble
Houston
Teaxs
G. H. George
Andrew Davidson
Monticello
Houton
Kate Hogan
D. M. Hogan
Er. J. Noble
Hannah Delay
Margaret Noble
Blanche Noble
Iowa
Pat Troy
Louise Schneider
Miss Schneider
Local caucuses nominate delegates and township officers
Democrats held a caucus at school house No 2 naming James Hogan and others as county convention delegates. Republicans met at Miller school house electing Deischer and others as delegates. Township tickets nominated for trustees and justices. A wedding united Miss Maggie Neunaber and Mr Edward Kromminga at two pm Wednesday. Michael Kennedy died of Brights disease at his township home with a large funeral at Immaculate Conception Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGuinnes
Folkert Kromininga
Harms
Michael Kennedy
Bright
Kennedy
Church of Immaculate Conception
Rural Route 2 News Roundup from Cedar County
Rural Route No 2 reports a busy period with threshing buckwheat by Leslie Dunn, corn cutting nearing completion, and farmers selling hogs and pigs. Social visits include Anamosa juror L Rh Jacobs, Center Junction trips, Langworthy races, and Prairie area farm news. Notable notes: L K Jacobs bought land in Saskatchewan, Peter Hagen returns from Kansas, and Walter Rizer leaves for a better creamery job in Aurora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Dunn
L. Rh. Jacobs
Anamosa
Wm. Schoon
Robt. Heasty
Wyoming
Ross
Ann Loss
John Ross
Brokens
Daugher
August Jackos
James Dorsey
Frank Becker
Monticello
L. R. Jacobs
Reiken Bros
William
Henry
Anna Ford
Will Reiken
California
Canada
Saskatchewan
August Jacobs
Wallace Gray
Oregon
Herman Dirks
John Gerdes
Langworthy
Will Schoon
C. M. Brown
Scotch
Peter Hagen
Sherman County
Kansas
Hagen
Iowa
Local notices from Clay and nearby towns
Leases and visits across Monticello and Jackson county are noted. John Reid rents a large farm near Monticello while Mrs. Mackrell and Miss Wilma visit South Dakota. Katharine Kline visits her parents Behrends. Calves die from suspected cane ceed and several social gatherings occur at Coburn and Alexander homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
John Reid
Monticello
Frank Howard
John Kennedy
Blanche Hamilton
Jackson County
R. M. Corbit
Hugh Corbit
James Smith
Emeline
John Letze
Mr. Mead
Mackrell
Wilma
Arthur Alexander
Willie
Roy Shroyer
James
Scott Alexander
Why Adulterated Paint is Dear
A maker of adulterated white lead sneered at purity claiming paint is not eaten. The article explains that adding barytes sublimed lead gypsum whiting and other adulterants to white lead degrades its quality, yet sellers pass these imitators off as genuine white lead and charge high prices to unwary buyers.
National Lead Co sells assets at St Louis sale listing
National Lead Company located at Clerk Ave and 10th Street in St Louis Missouri announces a sale of assets through auctioneer C H Soetje Boscher and Abel. The notice specifies property and terms to be provided upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lead Company
Clerk Ave
10Th St
St. Louis, Mo
For Sale Five Acres and Eight Room House
Five acres of good land with a new eight room house, a good barn, buggy shed and other buildings. Enquire of E. G. Brazelton. Dr. Coffman the Eye Sight Specialist of Davenport will be at the Lovell House Wednesday Oct 31. Glasses scientifically fitted. examination free. Tours from 9 am to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Brazelton
Coffman
Davenport
Lovell House
Farm for Sale Between Monticello and Sand Spring
A 510 acre farm between Monticello and Sand Spring is offered for sale. The property was recently occupied by Flurry Sandhouse with easy terms. Plerman Sandhouse lists the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Sand Spring
Plerman Sandhouse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monticello Express
J. W. Doxsee
W. C. Halbert
J. W. Beatty
West Union
Ryan
Lora IM Heward
Pat Ward
M. Peaslee
Mr. Peaslee
Cascade Baseball Club
Pleasant Grove
Center Junction
GEO. Stuhler’s Sons CO
Blucher College
ITU Fhiler’s
Mes
Julia A. Hagen
Delia M. Hennessy
Old Photograph Gallery
Monticello, IA
Butt
Prsmentres Mpson
New York
Diamond Creamery Co
Harrison
Hennessy Millinery Store
C. H. Soetje Boscher & Abel
Henry Stutt
Hall’s Hardware
Davis’ Hardware
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