Bees Correspondents Report Local Deaths and Deathbed Stories
Mr Wilson returned from Des Moines Saturday and Mr Hazard from Des Moines Monday after accompanying Co FE. Miss Donavan of Maurice and her sister from Sheldon attended the funeral of Mr Boulet in Hull. Claud Long returned from eastern Iowa to attend his mother’s funeral. Mr Boulet died at Abs Putnam’s home and was buried in Sheldon Catholic cemetery. Father Phelan preached on death. Ah Houllet was ninety two and of French descent. Mrs Long died at her daughter’s home after a month of illness. Rev Mahood led service at the home and burial in Hope cemetery. Morbid curiosity aside, Henry Lowery’s mother’s funeral last week was followed by a cyclone near Sheldon with shelter found in a cellar. Meriffla chimueye and house siding damaged. buggy wrecked. team injured.
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Mr. Wilson
Des Moines
Mr. Hazard
Co. FE
Mr. Boullet
Abs. Putnam
Sheldon
Hoy
Phelan
Ah. Houllet
Canada
Tlenry Lowery
Meriffla Chimueye
Our Boyden Letter from a Cyclone Affects Local News
Geo Thompson in Orange City attends court this week. Rain Saturday benefits farmers and gardeners. Mrs Belle Robertson teaches instrumental music with success. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Sherman Lowry recovered from a recent illness. Prof and Mrs Wuffman visited the McKees by the river. Henry Pitsticks and wife visited Archer to see parents in storm area. M E B aid society met with Mrs W S Tuttle Friday. Mrs Lowry's baby had a spasm during the afternoon. Cyclone weekend draws several town folk to the track for a look.
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Geo. Thompson Ia
Orange City
Mrs. Wuffman
McKee
Rivers
Henry Pitsticks
Archer
Mrs. Pitsticks
M. BE. Aid Society
W.S. Tuttle
Fairview Observations and Busy Stock Movement
From The Oncertor Mr Ferris and family of Canton visited P D Dobbins Sunday. Harris and Co shipped twenty eight cases of eggs Wednesday. A sand storm and house cleaning were noted. Ottumwa concert attendees included W Miller Miron Goble Ed Teeminger I Bt Dyett and J Manning. Fairview's stock yard activity surged Tuesday with a train load of cattle and hogs shipped to Chicago. Twelve car loads were loaded from stock yards requiring Elw Springs yards for overflow. Additional cars were loaded at Austin. Shippers included Miner and Amanson seven cars M D Harris one car John Sorum two cars Linglebethan Swaneon one car Ole Stensland two cars Sam Groth two cars. The shipment batch totaled fifteen cars, twelve cattle and three hogs, a fine lot likely to fetch high prices in Chicago. Locals blame inadequate stock yards and urge the railroad to improve yards to attract more shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Chicago
Elw Springs
Austin
Miner & Amanson
M.D. Harris
John Sorum
Lnglebrethan Swaneon
Ole Stensland
Sam Groth
Canton
Walt Paper of Konop's Pharmacy designs and qualities
A fragment notes a complete assortment of designs and qualities offered by Konop's Pharmacy featuring Walt Paper. The unreadable context limits detail but indicates a broad selection and diverse quality standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konop’s Pharmacy
Pour Kotaparhine Table mill exchange notice
Trade terms list flour and feed quantities offered by Keantree Co for heat at Whest mill. Details include amounts in pounds, per bushel allowances, and various denominational figures. Ambiguities and OCR errors obscure full numeric clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keantree & Co
Canada
Ronntres
Beloit Nursery Strawberry Offer in May
Beloit Nursery announces 29 kinds of strawberries with 2060 plants to be delivered in Rock Valley on Saturday May 21. Orders must be paid by mail, at 31.00 per dozen, with a bonus offer of extra plants for larger orders. Maynard, Balait, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
Maynard
Balait
Iowa
School Notes Reflect Attendance and Studious Efforts
Mrs Keride visited the school Friday while Arbor Edna Booting and Loyd Fuller were absent earlier in the week. The McLaughlin children are back in class. Wet weather burdens the janitor with extra chores. Nellie Huibregtse and Carrin Reynolds visited Friday. Julia Fenland returns after a month’s absence due to mumps. Alisa Eva Bell of the tenth grade has gone to Chicago to continue her studies, an untiring pupil widely respected for her amiable and industrious habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Fenland
Alisa Eva Bell
Goee
Chicago
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Hull
Claud Long
Jowsa
Boyden
Anna Er der Brink
eSaturday
Porter Altic
Belle Robertson
Sherman Lowry
Fairview Observations
Ottumwa
Hudson
W. Miller
Miron Goble
Ed Teeminger
I. Bt. Dyett
J. Manning
Walt Paper
Beloit Nursery
H. Bulen
H. Bulens
Baye
Mrs. Keride
Edna Booting
Miss Minnich
Loyd Fuller
McLaughlin
Nellie Huibregtse
Carrin Reynolds
Scott
Scott & Bownf
Sanankee
Iseuen
Rey
Bistes
Dsenags
Merlin
Dave Reaesrselaniy
TRE American Railway Guide
Leader
K.eldredge
Bentley & Olmsfed
Eldredge
Rock Valley, Iowa
B. GA. Flodinoy, Pressuest
A. McArthun
Diate Bank OF
Uusting Cabuter
Onice
State Bank
Earch
Dunham
Chris Schmidt
Inwood
Porter's Ranch
Viate Brus
Kessler Brothers
City Livery
Warren + Hotel
Ofice
H. C. Bauman
J. W. Boggess, JR
EG Oder
A. J. Muilenburg
Hamburg
Naus
A.J. Mullerburg
N. J. Brown
Aull
Peter
Beluar
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