Shock as Sixteen Year Old Walter Ter Harp Son Dies
GALESBURG reports the death of sixteen year old Walter Ter Harp Jr. within hours of illness, shocking the community. Henry Kroah and Toon of Newton visited relatives and attended a Sunday basket dinner at the Christian church. Yettie Terpstra visits her sister Mrs George of Sully. Maude and Allie Awtry visit friends in Harvey. Ola Scell of Pella visits D W Terpstra.
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Walter
Ter Harp
Henry Kroah
Toon
Newton
Christian Church Sund
Yettie Terpstra
George of
Sully
Maude
Allie Awtry
Harvey
Ola Scell
Pella
D. W. Terpstra
Richland family notes and local services in Grinnell
Chas Kent and family with Mary Willie Vaughn of Grinnell spent the past week with her uncle James Eldridge. Rev J B Adkins of Grinnell conducted Bethel services Sunday morning and Rev Martin conducted them Sunday night. Jesse Hoover visited Mallory home. Stella Kent spent days at Oskaloosa. Sunday school at Kline schoolhouse Sundays at 3 pm. Chas Kent and son Elmer called at Nation home. Levi Snyder and family walked from Grinnell to visit Sunday. John Vandermay called at J W Norman home. Mrs Norman attended gallery noon with Mrs Happy Risher visiting Norman home.
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Chas
Kent
Mary Willie Vaughn
Grinnell
James Eldridge
J. B. Adkins
Bethel
Martin
Jesse Hoover
Mallory
Stella Kent
Oskaloosa
Kline
Sunda
Chas. Kent
Elmer
Nation
Levi Snyder
John Vandermay
J. W. Norman
Norman
Happy Risher
Ice cream socialism to be the order of the season
Ice cream socialism to be the order of the season in this of the country one being at Will Allan's Saturday evening. N S Kinyon and Dr Engle of State Center were revisiting in this vicinity last Sunday. Caulfield Bros are building a new barn. Small grain in this section of the country looks well and part of it will be harvested by the last of the week. C B Francisco was a Des Moines business visitor last Friday. Lawrence Williamson and James Chalmers were Melbourne visitors Sunday. James Turney has just recovered from the effects of lung fever which had kept him to his room for over a week. Mig Winnefred Walton was helping Mrs John Donaldson last week. Friends of Uncle Billie Davidson will be pleased to learn that he is slowly recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Allan
N.S. Kinyon
Dr. Engle
State Center
Caulfield Bros
C. B. Francisco
Des Moines
Lawrence Williamson
James Chalmers
Melbourne
James Turney
Sunday Visitor and Local Notes in July
Master Lyle Lamphier visits with Karl Buyder while Mrs. Dell Burnett visits her mother Mrs. Mary Wilson in Newton. Uriah Davis sold cattle to D. K. Mobberly near Murphy for about eleven hundred dollars. Glen Fugard visits near Killauft with Mrer Maggie Hixson as John Starrett builds a new cow barn. Bertha Russell visits Kellogg friends. A. F. Woods and wife visit H. E. Murphy near Vancleve and attended Rhodes Iowa meeting. Harvest is underway with rye in shock as trains change color. Yarham's pump wagon toured the area last Thursday. John J. Davis and Belle travel to Frankfort Kansas to visit Mrs. Hollinger and relatives in Missouri. Rev. Handy lectured on China at Pleasant View with Chinese articles. Margaret Geddes visits Frank Russell’s home in New London Town. C. E. society to host literary program at Hixson Grove Church July 16 at 11 delock. Sociable planned at Mrs. Mary Reynolds home July 1. John 8 Allum family reunion at Will J. Hill’s on the Fourth. Born to Ed Donahey last Thursday a baby girl. Ira Fugard rents Uriah Davis farm for next season. Mrs. J. D. Zink improving slowly. Lee Clawson plastering Davis house. Abe Miller breaking a driving pony for Sherman Miller. Funeral of Miss Miscla Hays at Mt Zion last Friday at 1 a. m. Rev. Dunla preached from a quoted verse. he was assisted.
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Lyle Lamphier
Karl Buyder
Dell Burnett
Newton
Mary Wilson
Uriah Davis
D. K. Mobberly
Murphy
Glen Fugard
Maggie Hixson
Killauft
John Starretts
Bertha Russell
Kellogg
A. F. Woods
H. E. Murphy
Vancleve
Rhodes
Iowa
Yarham
John
Davis
Belle
Frankfort
Kan
Dr. Hollinger
Delock
Mary Reynolds
Allum
Will J. Hill
Ed Donahey
Ira Fugard
Uriah Davis Farm
J. D. Zink
Lee Clawson
Davis House
Abe Miller
Sherman Miller
Miscla Hays
Andy Hays
Mt Zion
Dunla
Last Sad Tribute Marked the Loss of Minnie Lemke
Rev Oscar McBride led a funeral for Minnie Lemke of Kellogg with mourners paying final respects. The week featured numerous social calls and family events including births, visits in Newton, and guests at the Keeton and Foster homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar McBride
Minnie Lemke
Kellogg
Ceeton Keeton
Fourth of July celebration, arrests, deaths, notices
Monroe items report a successful Fourth of July event, minor disturbances, local bridges under construction near Killduff, illnesses, and social notices. Miss Miscia Hayes, 24, died after a prolonged illness. funeral held at Mt Zion M E church. Uncle Tom's Cabin to be staged by Boys Brigade July 17 with ice cream and cake benefiting the group.
Republican caucuses across townships call delegates to Newton convention
Republican voters in Md Prairie Newton Sherman Buena Vista and other townships meet in caucus on July 22 24 or 25 1890 to select delegates for the County Convention at Newton. Coms Cur ry Eve Devison and Crouse sign notices. Installation for Rebekahs set July 18 with social after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MD Prairie Township
Beargrove
Newton
Vaio
Gibford School
Sherman Township
Lone Rock
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Snce
Asec Ee
Hermsdorf
Westbrook
Cash Dry Goods Store
Galesburg
Richland
Mabel Whitcomb
Newton Ist
el Bobzin
Ed. Donahey
Bessie Callison
Monroe
Guthrie
Charlie T. Schenck
Lucinda Jackson
Zearley
Burchinal & Hertzog
Killduff
N. B. Logedon
J. H. Lewis
B. Wright
Bert
A.D. Brasefeld
O. H. Fisher and Co
Miscia Hays
A. J. Hayes
Reasngr
Miss Hayes
D. 8. Dunlavey
Mt ‘Zion M. E
Sorroung
Miscia
Sugar Grove
Boys Brigade
Mesers Hinsdale
Errett, Carter and
Drew
School House
Mason's
Seal of Minnesota
Cash Store
West Side Square
E. J. Miles
Buena Vista Township
Pilot Grove
Rebekah
M. E. Crouse
N. G
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