Kellogg Social Roundup and Local Sermons and Meetings
Miss Anna Moberly and Lida Woodward visited Newton friends. Rev Geo Marsh of Grinnell preached two sermons at the Congregational church. Miss Pearl Bellamy sick but recovering. Will Callison and Misses Callison and Myrtle Morris visited Schuyler Morris at Rushville. Fannie Morgan returned from Des Moines. Fred Reeves and wife hosted visiting relatives. Minnie Torkildson visited Pearl Bellamy. Mandolin Club minstrel show at the Opera House well attended. C E of the Christian church observed Christian Endeavor Day with program. Mrs A FE Starrett hosted Oscar Tumbleson of Rockville City. Oscar Kons staying with John Stin’s. Geo Goodrich hauling logs to Ira. saw mill planned. Mrs James Patterson of Kellogg visiting Silas Beals. Meetings closed at Ira with twenty seven converts. Debate at Independence Corners on capital punishment. affirmative side won led by M R Hammer Jr, Scott Miskimmons and Geo Alfree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Marsh
Grinnell
Congregational Church
Ira
Independence Corners
M. R. Hammer Jr
Scott Miskimmons
Geo. Alfree
Local Health Notes From Sherman Area
Sherman reports Fred Miller improving slowly but still poorly. Hugh Parker, oldest child of Ed Parker, is seriously ill. Oliver Green attends school at Metz this winter. Miss Elsie Watt visited the old folks last Saturday and teaches at Independence corners. Lincoln Carsten was bruised when his horse fell with him after a literary event. Andrew Sressler is bedfast with an acute rheumatism attack and unable to be out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Parker
Ed. Parker
Oliver Green
Metz
Lincoln Carsten
Andrew Sressler
Local social notes and obituaries from Iowa town
Miss Kittie Wilson returns from a ten day visit with sister Mrs. C. J. Dotson of University Place. Nellie Sadler visits Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Edgar of Collins visits cousin Mrs. Wm. Tramer. Walter Baker returns from Muscatine county. Mrs. Margaret Jones travels to Cedar Falls to visit daughter Mrs. D. S. Wright. A masquerade party planned at Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jones residence. Little Clarence VPlanalp ill but improving. G. A. R. camp fire at Woodman’s Hall Mingo set for Feb 12 with program. Rev. O. W. Laurence to address on Abraham Lincoln. Died Sunday Jan 30 Isas Charles Henry Coughlan aged 66 years 3 months 12 days born Oct 18 1828 in Vermont moved to Ohio then Iowa in 1854 died on farm where he lived married to Sarah Jane Maxfield in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Sadler
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Edgar of
Collins
Wm. Tramer
Walter Baker
Muscatine
Margaret Jones
D. S. Wright
C. E. Jones
Woodman’s
Mingo
O. W. Laurence
Abraham Lincoln
Charles Henry Coughlan
Vermont
Ohio
Iowa
Sarah Jane Maxfield
Columbus
Death of Prof H I Coughlan in Iowa City 1896
Five sons, two died in childhood, one in Iowa City in March 1896. Surviving sons are Dr W J of Monticello and J L with his wife and a Des Moines brother. Funeral held Union Chapel Tuesday Feb 1 1898 conducted by Rev English of Colfax and Rev Lampman. Interred in adjacent cemetery. Masonic lodge service at the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. I. Coughlan
Iowa City
W. J
Monticello
J. L
Des Moines
M. FE. Church
Union Chapel
English
Colfax
Lampman
God
Jesus Christ
Masonic Brethren
Reasnor News Highlights Local Births Visits and Illness
A busy note from Reasnor covers a January birth to Mr and Mrs Earl Sipe with mother and son healthy, Fred Cramer’s one year Colorado stay, Jacob Williams visiting Newton home, Dr Nutt treating patients in Otley, weather and road conditions, sick children and elderly rheumatism, protracted meetings and a youth play at Wheeler's Hall, Mrs Jon S Davie and Rena in Raton New Mexico seeking health, local visits from Al Frizzell and Amzie Hixson, rain in Missouri, funerals near Sully and Slagel cemetery, grippe outbreaks, and several local residents’ health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Sipe
Reasnor
Fred Cramer
Peter Cramer
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Fred
Jon
Davie
Rena
Raton
New Mexico
al Frizzell
Richland Township
Geo. Frizzell's
Amzie Hixson
Charlie Atwood
Newton
A. K. Allum
Missouri
Murphy
Conover
Sully
Local Social and Business Notes from Newton Area
Miss Ida Albee of Newton visited her sister Mrs Walter Jackson last week. The League held a sociable at Mr Joe Lawsons. E S Donahey shipped three car loads of cattle to Chicago. Chas Lukins of Polk County visited and stayed with his sister Mrs Ella Turner. Mr and Mrs Walter Jackson plan move to Colorado Springs. Will Sparks rented Andrew Jacksons farm. Geo Dennison bought horses in area. Carpet tacking occurred at Mr F Quinns. Miss Flora Dennis hosted a party Thursday evening. Mrs Casey will resume duties at the station after six months away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Albee of
Newton
Walter Jackson
E. S. Donahey
Chicago
Chas. Lukins
Polk Co
Ella Turner
Colorado Springs
Will Sparks
Andrew Jackson
Geo. Dennison
Murphy News Incomings And Outgoings Report
After a month away from papers, Murphy notes visits from Dex ters Mr and Mrs Jim Dunmire at Mrs Dunmire's parents near Murphy. Geo Hixon visits from the northern part of the state. Crawford Ervin and his mother will move to Sumner Gates farm near Kellogg, where Ervin Bros will farm next year. The community approves Mr and Mrs Sanderson as steward and matron of the poor farm and welcomes them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphyites
Jim Dunmire
Dexter
Mrs. Sanderson
Puzzle map of United States sent to readers for 10 cents
Readers are offered a heavy cardboard United States map puzzle divided by state pieces. It includes capitals and rivers and aims to educate while providing entertainment for all ages. Send 10 cents to Mr F H Lord, Chicago, Jan 22, for delivery details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western Railway
United States
F. H. Lord
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Westbrook, Cash Dry Goods Store
Tuel
Kellogg
Anna Moberly
Lida Woodward
Fred Reeves
Minnie Torkildson
Pearl Bellamy
Mandolin Club
Opera House
C. E. of the
Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
A. FE. Starrett
Oscar Tumbleson
Rockville City
Oscar Kons
John Stinson
Geo. Goodrich
Mrs
James Patterson
Silas Beals
Sherman
Fred Miller
Kittie Wilson
C. J. Dotson
University Place
Clarence Vplanalp
Jacob Williams
Geo. J
Dr. C. Nutt
Otley
H. K. Wright
Hiram Williams
Fred Lust
Here
E. E. Edwards
Mr. Edwards
M. FE
Tool’s
Wheeler's Hall
Mr. Dunlap
County Infirmary
Slagel
Decia Trevitts
Frank Bunker
Humphrey
Neb
Wm. H. Jilian
W. A. Rouze
Clayton Newell
Rock Island
Clayton
J. D. Zink
Wheatcraft
Caleb Vanscoy
Marshalltown
Nora Vanscoy
Z. L. Hixson
Selby Russell
Joe Lawsons
Parmenter
Jasper & Sons
Pekry, Lump, Nur and Stream Coal
C. H. Jasper & Co
Iowa Central Depot
Efnor’s
E. J. Salmon
Gorre
Biock
Winn & Carrier
Ury
Howell’s Variety Store
Pitkins & Brooks
China
Pillsbury
Pillsbury’s
Mandolins
Conservatory
Washburn
Frank M. Wooprow
Jasper County Bank Building
Weeks Bros
Southeast Corner Square
Fpugarn & Brown
Address Popular Music Co
Indianapolis
Ind
G Bee
Yder
Vike *S Theatre
Anderson
T. H. Erricson
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