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Death notices and local updates from Lynnville area
Mr. Davidson visited Lynnville on business while Mrs. Kellogg returned from Nebraska after a sad mission. Various residents moved, visited, or planned activities including Kellogg family matters, a military band appearance, and local business changes. A Republican county meeting is announced for July 27 1899 at Newton Court House with delegate representation details. Death of John Gray in Oskaloosa is reported along with his early Lynnville life and survivors. County Board items cover tax search contracts and vault fixtures, plus notices of resignations and staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Davidson
Lynnville
F. N. Kellogg
Nebraska
Mrs. Osgood
Anita
D.W. Main
Bagley
W. F. Lee
Keokuk
Lacey
Moffitt & Hickson
Norris
Republican Party
Jasper County
Iowa
Said
Jasper
Court House
Newton
Buena Vista
Newton Two
Clear Creek
Colfax
Des Moines
Sherman Malaka
Washington
Mound Prairie
County Central Committee
Republican County Committee
Henry Silwold
Oskaloosa
John Gray
S. M. Robertson
W. T. Little
Chicago
North Hampton
Hampton Co
North Carolina
Gilford, Co
Greensboro
Indiana
Jasper Co
Rosanna Meredith
Ird
W. F. Gray
Lincoln
Neb
Levi Reese
Frien Church
Berger
Supervisors Journal
W. J. Miller
A. D. Gage
Newton Township
F. C. Walker
Hickory Grove Township
Cook
J. T. Winters
State Board of Review
Recorder's Office
Art Metal Construction Company
Graham & Morgan
E. Salmon
Board of Supervisors
Janper County
Salmon and
Towa
J. Salmon and
M & Morgan
E. J. Salmon