Kellogg News Roundup and Graduation Highlights
Kellogg reports a busy week with rain and wind storms, construction boom, and community events. Notable items include the Kellogg High School tenth annual graduation on May 3 1895, featuring graduates Phil Mobberly Connie Cooper Earnest Braley Lulu Adkins and Dence Braley. Lulu Adkins delivered the standout oration The Working Girl. Local visits span Des Moines Newton and Chicago trips, while millinery business and home improvements continue. Weather notes caution storms and a wish for a dry spell, ending with a moral about integrity and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
Des Moines
William Turnbull
Rock Creek
Joseph Newhall
N. Bellamy
Knoxville
Iowa
Kellogg High School
Opera House
Phil Mobberly
Connie Cooper
Earnest Braley
Lulu Adkins
Dence Braley
LeFevre Winter Visit Recalled In Carlisle Parade
Local notes report TM of Mr and Mrs W L LeFevre returning home after winter visit in Carlisle Penn Frank Roberts recovers from illness Ladies Cemetery Association met at Mrs E Henry with program by Mrs Mitchell and Mrs Hill, music by Mrs Murray they plan a large flower bed for beautifying the cemetery Mr Knight was sick last week Mrs Cyrus Nolin and two children of Reasnor visited Mrs Andrew Mitchell Dr Adamson active in town for a week Mrs Dora Sampson from Creston visits Geo Hill. Mamie Townsend to accompany her home for a couple of months Mrs L P McCroskey on sick list Epworth League to celebrate sixth anniversary next Sunday evening program planned Horace Donaldson of Trenton Mo visiting Monroes Mr and Mrs Will Hoxel visit Prairie City sister Mrs Williams Des Moines visitor Herman Clark in Monroe Theo Bethel dies in Des Moines aged 69 funeral at Newton then Monroe Rev Harrah officiates burial at home Bethel paced Monroe prosperous resident leaves many friends Madam Fry entertains at G A R hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Sadie Fugard
Union Hall
Bancroft
New Jersey
A. M. Shea
Hawke
Morgan Valley
J. Bisbee
Laura Sheridan
Miss Hanger
Des Moines
Patterson
Prairie City
D.C. Gifford
Chicago
Paulson
Erb
Pleasantville
Levi Springer
Springer
Albia
Iowa
Jas. Bryan
Springdale
Arkansas
Dora Mitchell
Monroe
Nell Clifford
David Graham
C.D. Wiggins
Emma Woodard
Prairie
Riley Butters
W. L. LeFevre
Carlisle
Penn
Frank Roberts
Ladies Cemetery Association
E. Henry
Andrew Mitchell
Geo. Hill
Murray
Knight
Adamson
Dora Sampson
Creston
Mamie Townsend
L. P. McCroskey
David Donaldson
Horace
Trenton
C. C. Harrah
Congregational Church
Newton
Bethel
Fry
G. A. R. Hall
Ladie’s Cemetery Association
Joe Smith
E. Davis
E.R. Stone
Delhi
G. L. Shull
John R. Peck
Jessie Elise
Newton Normal College
W. N. Jordan
A. Davey
Baxter Briefs: Local visits and a May 1 marriage
James Gray and D Starkweather of Ira were Baxter callers last Friday. George M Webb and James Williamson visited from Des Moines. Henry Kruger Sr Henry Silwood and W N Jordan were Marshalltown visitors. Mrs H H Maggard returned home after a week in Indianola and Meaford. Married at Gladbrook, Iowa, May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gray
D. Starkweather
Ira
Baxter
George M. Webb
James Williamson
Des Moines
Henry Kruger Sr
Henry Silwold
W. N. Jordan
Marshalltown
H. H. Maggard
Indianola
Meaford
Gladbrook
Iowa
Reasnor News Notes and Rail Service Update
Miss Clauda A Isenhart and J Guy Hammer wed Rev Williams of Gladbrook officiating. News of visits from Ed Goodwin and Annie Lyon in Newton. Local business travel, farm work, and new street crossings noted. A new Rock Island train from Rock Island to Peoria enhances eastern routes. JOHN SEBASTIAN Chicago Gen Pass Agt lists time and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clauda A. Isenhart
J. Guy Hammer
Williams
U. B. Church of Gladbrook
Mra
Peoria
South East
Rock Island
Ill
Ind
South
John Sebastian
Gen’ Pass
Chicago
Railroad Time Tables Blinked Fast Mail Schedule
Rail timetable notes the C R J P Fast Mail does not stop on the Monroe branch. It lists Newton at 7.00 am arriving Monroe 8.10 am, Monroe 8.43 am, Newton 2.30 pm, Monroe 4.15 pm, and Al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Newton
Fragmentary Transit Schedule Snippet Near Monroe and Fairmount
OCR reading shows a partial timetable with routes and stop names including Monroe, Fairmount, and local frt local rt. Intervals noted as am and pm with times such as 6.35 and 5.30, but many characters are garbled leaving unclear routes and exact stops. The fragment indicates a regional bus or streetcar schedule segment from a local city line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairiecy
Monroe
Iowa Central Newton Branch Arrival and Departure Mess
Fragmentary OCR indicates railroad station listings for Iowa Central Newton branch with east and west directions, arrival and departure notes, and car numbers or train identifiers. Readable items mention No 5, No 2, No 6 trains and times around morning departures, but many digits and words are garbled.
Fragmented Local Notice or Text Snippet
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a time around 6:08 p m and a location near 884 Mingo with unclear names Baxter and Valevianss. Details are unreadable, making the event, authority, or action unspecified. The readable pieces suggest a public notice or timestamp but lack concrete facts.
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Paniiiz City
Nina Verte
Messrs
Hawkins
Taft
Illinois
J. ©. White
M. Warner
John
Mise Ella Furney
Vandermast
Woodard
Millison
Kellogg
Re:man
J. R. Smith
Histore
Lieamann
Dr. Ryan
Colfax
Belle Burke
Cyrus Nolin
Reasnor
Baxter Briefs
F.C. Cool
Clyde
Osman
Dr. Cheat
H. Silwold
R. A. Scott
M.poage
Havelock
Buena Vista County
E.bean
Dr. Nowlan
R. T. Lathem
L. France
Allen McDonnell
Reasner
Ben Lufkin
Mussen
Wm. Robernus
Mr. Compton
Mr. McDonnell
Nolen & McReynolds
B. B. Trout
Louis Shultz
James Swearingen
John F. Wheeler
McManigal
Huddleson & Hertzog
Stephen Emery
A. J. Decker
John Laird
M. E. Church of
Cmas Seeberger
Jasper County
Moines Valley
coIa
Toaya
Climax Cast
Majestic Steel
Morgan & Hunter
Watsc
Body Brussels
Missouri
E. Campbell
United States Investment Association
G.W. Ry
Mingo
Valeria6erd
Om Baxter
Oiza
Wagley
McCardell & Meredith
Fred Emerson
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