Local notes from Dubuque area parish life and residents
April 83 Prank Kean attends school in Dubuque and visits home. Miss Ida Fettkether stays with her brother in Fairbank. Drs. Small and Richie remove two tumors from Mr. Barlow’s ear. Dr. Richie visits with niece from Iowa City. Baptist Sunday school reelects J R Fisher and H W Brant. Sermon on The Unpardonable Sin to be delivered. Townshendean of Denver visits uncle R J Newsome and plans move to Waterloo. Daisy Newsome, Miss Daisy Francis, Lola Brown, and others appear in local notices. A new dressmaking shop is anticipated in town.
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Kean
Dubuque
Ida Fettkether
Fairbank
John Fettkether
Ledick
Small
Waterloo
Richie
Barlow
Iowa City
The
Baptist Sunday School
J. R. Fisher
H.W. Brant
Trev. McLaughlin
Townshendean
Denver
R. J. Newsome
Daisy Newsome
Will Titus
Jettkether
Daisy Francis
Littleton
Agnew
Ladies Sowing Society of the Baptist Church
A. M. Wheeler
Lola Brown
Reinbeck
Jenson
Deati
Readlyn
A. A. Smith
Eva
Hancl
Aunday
Lena Hansen
J. C. Meismer
Roseen
Jas, Porter
Ray Hahnhors
Harvey Minton
George McCune
Katherine Galloway
Melva Houghton
Belle Edler
Theo
Volberding
Lucy
Waterton
J. N. Myers
Toetmess
G. Watson
Dr. Michaelson
Chas, Bean
Elsie Mitchell
Cedar Falls
Lyman McIntyre
Ames
W. Maharto Drake University
Des Moines
Presbyterian Church
M. E. Dhncb
Lucy Francis
Aurora
Laura Agnew
Griffith
Dunkerton
Alfred Price
Harry Gates
Delpha Minton
Wilton
N. D
Pingree
Arthur Gold
M. Considina
Clayton
Bertha Bird
Kate Murphey
Hamerville
D. K. Fingree
Triumph
Tom Potts
Curlew
W. H. Hoffman
Jesup
B. G. Cattshall
Annie Hayward
T. CG. Melrose
A. P. Hartman
Nuwell
Jimn Stevenson
Tastleton
Gallup
Chicago
W. Pingree Curtis
Nashua News Gems Jobs and PersonalNotes
Nashua and area residents are reported with varied updates from Des Moines to Waterloo. Local events include Mrs. M Mouse’s farewell, a hospital appendectomy for Ethel Cayley, Ivadel Hayrlen and Owen Hammond’s wedding, and a new eggs shipment by G. A. Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fray
Des Moines
Ray
Nashua
Bank Insurance
Ernest Foster
Geo. Ogbin
Bellingham
Washington
C. A. Kingsley
Sam Peterson
G. A. Moody
Jersey City
Ethel Cayley
Waverly
L. Hey Goodale
Nershborn
M. Mouse
J. W. Tell
Fan Massman
Ivadel Hayrlen
Owen Hammond
Chickasaw
Howieshell
Trooklyn
Pritay
Greenwonil
Local notes from Vinton and surrounding towns
April items report visits and travels of residents from Independence Bremer Oelwein Waterloo and Des Moines. social calls and calls on relatives, antes and relatives visiting. notes on council meetings and a birthday surprise. weather reports, church and fraternal events, and upcoming inspection of Cyprus Commandery No 37 Knights Templar.
Barn Fire Destroys Livestock Lot on Bugbert Smnings Farm
A barn on the Bugbert Smnings farm nine miles northwest of Hartford burned Thursday night. The blaze consumed nine horses a tin head of cattle grain and hay and various owner articles. Several residents and travelers were noted in town visiting relatives and attending funerals during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
Fee Paulgery
Center Point
Bretuali
Misa Garris Knipe
Lake View
Chas. Morrison
Mary Saylor
Portland
Croe- Son
Gen. Carson
Eva Olmstead
Minneapolis
Mark Plummer
Thaursday
Hawbut
Small-Town Notes From Reinbeck and Littleton
Local notices. Miss Lena Hansen visits, council in session with Myers, Watson, Michaelson and Bean appointments. Kids, students, and residents move between Waterloo Ames and Des Moines for study and work. Various marriages, resignations, farm updates, and town events reported with names and places.
Where Shall I Place the Emphasis at the Presbyterian Church
Patrons anticipate Miss Richardson will again lead, with a sermon at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday April 8 titled Where Shall I Place the Emphasis. A special message is promised and attendance is urged.
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Littleton
Indiana
Guy Catshall
Epworth Seminary
Bemoile
Ieek
Alice Davidson
Mesdames Minton
Steyenson
Catshall
Miss Wilbur
Fish
A. P. Heartman
John Minton
Minton
M. E
Tourtellot
Presbyterian Burely
Delaware County
Way
Mary E. Hults
Buchanan County
Father of Nine Children Buried in Littleton Cemetery
The obituary notes a Perry township resident with nine children, five living, including Mrs Otha Colshaw Dunkerton and Mrs Mattia George Chicago, plus Eben Louisa and Galdte with their mother who recently divorced. He held trust positions and was praised as upright in business. Interred beside Lon Hartman who died in the Spanish American War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otha
Colshaw
Dunkerton
Mattia George
Chicago
Eben
Louisa
Galdte
Hartman
Perry Township
Littleton
Lon
Rheumatic Pain Balm Brings Quick Relief Says Sufferers
The Chamberlain's Pain Balm provides rapid relief from rheumatic pains and enables rest and sleep. Many users report permanent improvement and cure. Sold by all druggists. Gw-th-f-r
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
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DeBoe
Upside Down Man
Ben A. Tillson
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New York
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Wilbert Shallenberger
Logan Hotel
Orrer
Hotel Fortner
Ts Hospital
Bright
Tradt Morcines
Gxeitalle Sud Irritskto
Ovok
Hapcard
Strol
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Dla
Wilbert Shallenserger
2Wood Blvd
Chisago
Reference+ Bros? Stats Bank
Bucklea
GT. Welch
Telionsha
Mich
Wangler Bros & Todd
Fiora de
Brown's
George A. Scott
Veterinary
Independence
Fou
Weil Mokallip Veteelsies of
Ofice and Assnsts Bie Ss. House
Pioye Mgterloo
OWA
Waterloo Lumber Company
Gaps
Warren Brown
Mer
Daily Reporter
Isaac Chase
Edna Richards
Bremer
W. Kraft
William Niebuhr
Neta Opperman
Oelwein
Nellie Fettgether
C. H. Kuenzel
Ella Leehey
Walker
Nell S. Nichols
Oolwein
McMiInn
Minnesota
Canada
C. C. Thompson
Emily Walker
Mrs. Dond
B .A
J. Schumacher
H. C. Phelps
Visiinus
James Duffy
W. C. Brant
Peter McCunnist
McDonald
S. 5
King
Miss Blanche
Miss Hess Hodges
G. W. Roberts
G. W. Monroe
G. W. Mon Tor
James
John Duffy
Willams
Webster City
J. B. Murphy
Geo. Neil
Mary S. Horner
Grand Jebief
Rathbone Sisters
Iowa
Waterloo Lodge
Jorge
Blanche Hayes
C. M. Roberts
T. H. McGrady
W. P. Beehkemere
Second Street
Solo
O. H. Green
W.M. Higbee
W. W. Gallup
P. H. Reshkemere
J. 5. Murphy
If. H. Lehm
Vinton
Noble Road
James A. Plumb
Cyprus Commandery No
Knights Templar
DeWittl Clinton
Henry Wilson
Francis Haskell
Cedar Rapids
Wile
Ada Rudy
California
Dora Henderson
Jessie Wallace
Art Institute
Mabel Bracken
West
Thompson
Aliis Sarah Kelly
Camp Point
Ilinois
Hallock & Watson
AM. Morrison
William Montgomery Traer
Jessie Louise
Guy Prescott
Palmer
Locust Street
Newark
Ohio
Elizabeth Sherwood
J.C. Byram
Lanine
Nes Moines
Hollister's
Wangler Bros
Todd
Hartfoord
Lizzie Bourguin
Alison
Lottie Saylor i
Corwin
Yokum Bras
Ackerman Statel
Janesville
Robert, Palrburn
Morse MacMurray
A. Schmidt
B. O. Squires
Farmers l Creamery Co
T. Mowry
Marvey Walker
St. John
Davis
Gaus Wing
Florence
East Sila Waterloo
Toy Diaker
Acme
Jennings Bros
H. A. Ogline Grocery
Clarksville
Tobe
Ollie Smith
Mrs. J. 0. Wells
Velva
Dr. Smith
Geo. Chamberlain
Ozark Mountains
New York State
Ed. Sinram
Dave McGregor
Ed. Price
Rockford
Alford
al Boyle
Kim Wyegle
Dell Moore
Hert Bro- Lian
Chas. Merrick
Seymour Vance
West Fork
Asa Morrison
Our City
Mart Perrin
Wife
Settt Bishop
Covans
Wonder Worker
DR. King’s
Chas,eby, SR
Elizabeth, MI
DR. King
Lichty & Hillman
Japan
Black Hawk
All Grocers
Black Hawk Coffee and Spice Co
H. A
Ogling
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