Lamoreux death ruled heart failure after alcohol excess
A Titonka man named Leroy Lamoreux died in August 1910 after a night of heavy drinking. An inquest found death caused by heart failure brought on by overstimulation from alcohol. His body was prepared for burial and services held at the family home church. He leaves a wife, three brothers, and seven sisters.
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Titonka
Logon
Shilts
Lamoreux
Frank Shilts
Logan
Waud
Wallace
Bee Ang Justice At the Peace
H. ©. Armstrong
Frank Z
Frank L. Colgan
Dla
Clarence
Loson
Laimoreux
Leroy Lamoreux
Jennie Lamoreux
Ilinois
R. L. Wm
Clarence Lamareux
Itonka
Smith
Orleans
Towa
W. Reynolds
Bertha Lane
Clara
Cora Isely
Monroe
Wis
Anna Hoffman
Los Angeles
Mma Weatherwax
Lanark
Tih
Libbie Crawford
Milledgeville
Death of Mrs. T. T. De Boer in German Township
Mrs. T. T. De Boer wife of Teddy De Boer of German Township died Friday after a two day illness from preeclamptic eclampsia. She leaves three children, her husband, parents, and siblings. Funeral at home Sunday 10 oclock conducted by Rev. G. Haken. interment in church cemetery.
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German Township
Hfe
G. Haken
German Reformed Church
Fondnasa
Earth
Elopement Tale Ends in Hutchins After Minneapolis Run
The narrative follows Fred Shipley and his sweetheart Anna who fled their families to elope. After a dramatic scene involving a trunk and a father’s wooden intervention, the couple pursued freedom by travelling from the Brandt farm to Hutchins and boarding a train north. They likely wed soon after arriving in Minneapolis.
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Nebraska
Meyer
West
Fred
Minnéapolis
Will
Alway
Fred Shipley
Anna
Minneapolis
Lberty
Brandt Farm
Woden
Hutchins
Rock Island
Wesley Adults and Visitors Attend Local Socials and Travel
A long list of Wesley area residents and visitors are noted in a dense report of social calls and trips. Individuals such as Leo Breen, Albert Cook, Henry Sherman, Mrs. Charles Robinson, Miss Clara Britt, and many others are recorded visiting Garner, Britt, Algona, Monore, and other nearby towns. The item also mentions dental work by Dr. Glasier, a piano purchase by Mrs. Gerdes, and multiple travels to Illinois, Wisconsin, and California connections.
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Wesley Items
Leo Breen
Titonia
Albert Cook
Henry Sherman
Garner
Charles Robinson
Pon Clara
Dolan
Barnice
Mourne
Wisconsin
Misa Anna
Johnson
Wallace Donovan
Lone Rock
Glasier
Algona
Baward King
Aven- BF
M. . Emmons
Guy Anderson
Frances Johnson
Algone Safard
Biss Pearl Klinck
Missy Caroline ‘Nelson
Algona Briay
Lood ‘Iittie
Vinas Vistors
Clifford Braffett
MS Lamene
T. R. McKalg
Corwith
Mason
Missy Esther Benner
Cedar Rapids
Mildred Emmons
Fox
Wesley
Ihna Gerdes
Carl
Roe
Leona ‘Wright
Nellie Brevans
Jon Gunder
Jake Riggles
Sanders
Crystal Lake
Will Tower
Will Keepher
David Harkness
Sutherland
Iowa
Anna Schroeder
Bankcroft
Fred Lockwood
Ladies’ Aid Society
Rome
Jesse Sprout
Eumetsburs
Ben Hop
King
Sprout
Leonard Spengler
Charles City
George Spengler
George Davis
John Isaacson
Vern
Clear Lake
Zeonard Spengler
Eastern Star
John Kunz
Goldfield
Nev
Caroline Nelson
Omitra Olson
Joseph Swanson
Emma Lcott
Bancroft
John Lcott
Axel Johnson
Nels Jensen
John Heathcock
Jacob Johnson Grove
Charles &, Nelson
Chile
B. L. Stevenson
Alexander
Luella
Jurgen
Jurgen Show
Gdith Nichols
Mason City
Secy
Klem
M. EB
Edith Nichols
Mas
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WOLFE
Tata
Ays
Guy
James Flack
Lan 9
Ustce
As the Peace
Allegal
Echalt
Gorwith
Burcay
Joe Gunder
Emma
Katie Laux
Ruskoff
Michael
Annie
Matt Laux
Jewel
Marshalltown
Anna Kunz
Agnes
Mary Nelson
Kunz Cottage
E. L. Stevens
Emma Olson
Dalaton
Minnesota
Swan Nelson
Ewan Nelson
Nels Johnson
Albert
Edwin
Esther
John Scott
Herman Carlson
Clearake
Clark
Fred Corey
Ella Yorker
Ama Looft
August Bngsham
Otto
Oscar
Mary
Carl Finnemark
M. O. Emmons
Wild Wood
Clarence Fuitis
Wicks
Minois
Walter Hall
Rose McElwee
Toman
Montana
Hol
Bern
Weber Wagons
Beterdorff Steel Wagons
Columbus
Litchfield
Corn King and Clover Leaf
Plows, Deere, Sattley and J. 1
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