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Newspaper

Sioux County Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1898

Page

5

Local Company E heads to Camp McKinley Des Moines

Crowds of about a thousand gathered as Company E of the Fourth Regiment I N G left for Camp McKinley Des Moines amid emotional goodbyes. A band played as mothers wives and sweethearts struggled to hold tears. The unit traveled via train with cheers at each stop including Sanborn where three thousand welcomed them. The soldiers arrived at the state fair grounds lodging in dry quarters and began two weeks of drill before further orders.

Company E Camp McKinley Des Moines Hach Rock Valley Free Country The Republic Fourth Regiment Mr. Tamplin Index Ruthven Sanborn Odd Fellows Rebekahs Main Street State Fair Grounds

Soldiers Receive Pipes During Sanborn Ceremony

At Sanborn Mrs. Hol Phelps gave each soldier in the company a cob pipe with colored bows on the stem to mark the chance to volunteer for regular army service.

Sanborn

Army personnel roster from THE Bus

A dense list of names and ranks appears as a roster subset headed by Captain D. M. Odle and detailing officers noncommissioned officers and signal personnel such as W. H. Wilkinson W. B. Swafford and J. C. Watson. The fragment ends with a subscription prompt for THE Bus.

D. M. Odle W. H. Wilkinson W. B. Swafford N. G. Brown James C. Watson Hospital Wilson George W. Hannon Grant Vickers W Follrich H L Swafford J C Watson John S. Roe LA Lang Odel OD Griffeth F Lang JF Jensen Ballard Goss Forcum Putnam Fred Story Toohey Vickers van derVelden Waldsmith H Hazard Jerome Frisbee A. Canfield A Settle

Geo J Bolks and Miss Cordelia Leard Wed in Orange City

The American Reformed church in Orange City hosted the marriage of Cordelia Leard and George J Bolks Wednesday at seven o clock in the evening. The ceremony featured bridesmaid Mabel Bolks and best man Hubert Hynsburger with Rev. Sterenburg officiating. A reception at the bride’s home followed and the couple plan to be at home after May 10.

Orange City American Reformed Church Cordelia Leard George J. Bolke Mabel Bolks Huberth Hynsburger Mrs. Bolks

Boyden Letter Notes Local Happenings And War Draft Maps

Mrs C P Merideth on sick list. Tuttle and Tut tle visit Hull. Measles affect many students. Harvey Tuttle back from Sioux City to join Hull company. P C Merideth paints Thompsons new house. McGregor of Matlock attends U P church. Travards attend Sheldon service. Story of Hull visits Boyden. Watts spends Sabbath in Rock Valley. Dr Hernan and wife photograph views. Wm Shimp Jr returns from Dakota for seed potatoes. ships to Sioux Falls. Bryan in charge of depot while Cole away. Hull Co BE passes. townspeople salute with cannon. Arch Tuttle loses pug to poison rat. Seven orphaned piglets survive. Carroll, Finch, Work, Harris seek Co EH. untrained, miss chance. Frank Cole at Janesville Wis. to bring back two girls. Stewart L Woodford leaves Spain after diplomatic break.

Mesdames W.S J. A. Tuttle Hull Harvey Tuttle Sioux City C. P. Merideth Co. Thompsons New House Whyte Banker McGregor Matlock U. P Grace Charles Travard Sheldon Miss Story Boyden Stanton Watts Rock Valley Hernan Wm. Shimp Jr Dakota Sioux Falls Arch Tuttle Matt Carroll John Finch Henry Work Jim Harris Capt Odle Co. EH Frank Cole Janesville, Wis

Papers available for subscription and pricing

Readers may subscribe to listed newspapers and magazines through this paper. Prices shown include Sioux City Journal 2.00 and New York Weekly Tribune 1.80 among others, covering diverse titles like Cosmopolitan 2.35 and Youth's Companion 3.00.

Sioux City Journal Cincinnati Inquirer Iowa State Register New York Weekly Tribune Chicago Weekly Inter-Ocean Sioux City Weekly Tribune Northwestern Catholic Wallace’s Farmer Northwestern Farm News Toledo Weekly Blade St. Louis Republic Cosmopolitan. Magazine Youth's Companion Ane Cay Ladies’HomeJournal

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Crockery Booys & Shoes Soldier Boys OF CO. EE HOME Tives Spain Company J Hook Burt Miller DeCelle Hogan M Rombough Jensen A Hawkins Joe Morton O’key Perle Ross W Tamplin H O Turle Claud Shatswell Kent Archie H Perry Chas Woolington Hiram Coon Sherley Beach J V Martin Geo. J. Bolks Miss Delia Leard Bolks C. P.merideth Mr. Bryan W. J Mr. Cole Co. BE. of Stewart L. Woodford Woodford Noampra
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