Busy Iowa towns and county notes drift across region
A wallingford visit ends with Mrs A R B Carter returning Friday. Eighteen year old Ethel Holmes hosts a surprise party. Sibley plans a $2600 soldiers monument on courthouse lawn. John A Johnson moves his tailor shop above Draper barber. Chicken pox affects local children and school absences rise. Catalogues flood Ded Moines mail, costing over $12,000 in postage as farmers receive flyers. Local fires, weather shifts, and long list of small-town items fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley
Court House
John A. Johnson
Ded Moines
Chicago
Towa
Iowa
Local social notes fill week with visits and trips
A string of personal visits and travels fills Estherville and nearby towns. Residents including Mr and Mrs Cecil Agw and Mrs Chage Rapeeas spent weekends with friends in Spirit Takea and Armatrong, while Rev Mitchel and Rev Catlin moved between Vinton Cedar Rapids and Cedar Rapida on business and visits. Several couples journeyed to Minneapolis St Paul Des Moines and Hamilton while others host relatives in Huntington Ruthran and Jamaica. Local travel includes auto trips to Perry Gordon and Spirit Lake with multiple family gatherings and hospital convalescence noted.
What Was New Twenty Years Ago In This City
Death noted Mr Howard Muhroney aged 7 in this city on October 11. People and events include ALO Peterson and W G Gyrnar with wives and Sam Colling and Oscar Sillge at a grand lodge meet in Marshalltown. Mrs John Mitehall whose husband died in Armstrong last week stays with her parents Mr and Mrs John Dundar. Mrs W H Fonte ill with intermittent fever. Mrs Geo Latchford visiting relatives in St Paul. Mr Craig and daughter of Princeton Illinois visit for two weeks to oversee Barron county poor farm real estate. Wm Rearson family to Boise Idaho after visit with Bert Tone and Henry Riley. Miss Anna Donovan candidate for Palo Alto county superintendent. Court convenes 28 with Judge Quarton. Mr and Mrs M K Whelan in Des Moines. Potatoes around town 8 to 12 cents per bushel. H B McCoy to run Bruer Bros lumber yard at Burt Iowa with good pay. EB J Sondrol and wife welcomed baby boy. First child for the sister of a married wife of twelve or fifteen years.
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A. RB. Carter
Wallingford
Oliver Larson
Weat
I. J. Bingham
Estherville
Joe Allen
Exsterville
Bingham
Ringsted
W. H. Walker
Jackson
Herman Lorenz
Armatrong
From
T. Morris
Ardys
Jamaica
J. W. Thompson Ham
J. Frederic Catlin
Cedar Rapida
Vinton
Spi and
Co. L
Wm. Sawyer
J. W. Thompson
Gordon
Nebraska
W. E.G. Saunders
Simonetsburg
Howard Muhroney
This City
Alo
Peterson
W.G. Gyrnar
Wiver
Sam Colling
Oscar Sillge
Leteinige
Marshalltown
Craig
Princeton
Clinois
Barron County
Dinola
Wm. Rearson
Bert, Tone
Henry Riley
Boise
Tolabo
Anna Donovan
Mra
J. P. Kirby
Thin
Schoola
Palo Alto
Judge Quarton
M. K. Whelan
Des Moines
H. BE. McCoy
Bruer
Burt
Kossuth
EB. J. Sondrol
Baye
Wfe
Union Baptist Church to Hear Mrs Brady Sunday
With the pastor away at the state convention in Cedar Rapids Mrs Brady will occupy the Union Baptist pulpit Sunday morning She comes with training and experience and will deliver a special message The pastor asks full attendance by members and congregation There will be no Junior or evening service as everyone attends the tabernacle meeting in the afternoon and evening The B Y P U social Friday and the Juniors social Saturday were well attended Members are urged to support the tabernacle campaign actively.
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Cedar Rapide
Brady
Union Baptist Church
YRye Methodist Chargil Service Schedule for Sunday
The order of services for next Sunday lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching to follow, then a close meeting. The evening service begins at 7 30. A prayer meeting is planned for Wednesday night. The pastor extends a welcome to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. EK. Vous
Methodist Episcopal church union prayer meeting announced
The Epworth League reports strong growth and invites all young people to the Sunday school next Sabbath. A Dry contest is noted. Special music by Prof. Lattin and Miss Moe delights attendees. Sermon topic is The Master Passion. Evening service in the Tabernacle. Ladies Guild meeting planned. West Riverside Country Club gathering at Mrs Poipson's Thursday Oct 14. Next session with Myre in Bryan Weir on Nov 11. For sale oak console at once, inquire telephon e manager, 400 Estherville.
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Epworth League
God
Prof. Lattin
Miss Moe
Tabernacle
West Riverside Country Club
Mrs Herman Orausky Visits Cedar Rapids and Davenport
Mrs Herman Orausky attended at Kuinivtebury Monday to see the newborn son of Mr and Mrs Herman Marky. She was joined by Mrs Rosser who then traveled from Cedar Rapids to Davenport to visit her daughter, after spending a day or two in Cedar Rapids.
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Herman Orausky
Kuinivtebury
Herman Marky
D.C. Krite
Cedar Ruspida
Rosser
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
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Conley
Houltshouser
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Mary E. Greig
Neil Brown
Rayimond Paget
Jennie Doyle
Georgetta Horndyke
Agut
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Conde Ospood
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Claire Jeglum
Chamberlain
Jay Johnston
Loa Smith
Job
Toledo
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Fury
Certuli
Vaiforn
Nichols-Deming Auto Sales Company
Lincoln St
Mr. Wid
Cecil Agw
Glande Olean
Sunoday
Rainiires
Armatrenge
Jay Heffalfinger
Ruthran
Inaf
Wreak
Has
Lyttle
Rev. Mitchel
Jadar Katia
J. J. Porta
Geo. Porta
Huntington
Miag
Grace Porta
North Drkote
Lon Scharfenburg
M. KK. Whelan
Fred White
W. J. Warner
Sfr
Albert Lea
W. H. Foote
Geo. Anderson
Kobi
Clasby
Wied Albertson
G. HE. Haile
John Raife
Perry
Spirit Lake Yuesday
Aid
P. Deming
Harry
Ivy Bosworth
Amstrong
Jac
Van
Utah
Colorado
John Mitehall
John Dundar
W. H. Fonte
Geo. Latchford
St. Paul
Yrye Methodist Chargil
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies Guild of the Episcopel Church
N. P. Peterson
Snquire
Mary Pickford
Gary Deslys
Edward Abeles
Hobart Bosworth
Irene Fenwick
Vince
Hugh B
Lawrence
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