News of Nearby Towns in Jesup and Surrounding Areas
A roundup of social visits and local travel shows residents of Jesup and nearby towns visiting relatives and friends in Independence Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Dubuque. People including Mrs Eva Marsh Mr G Buchan Miss Alyrtle and many others are noted with weekdays and weekends spent away. The article mentions a play Eli and Jane at the Grand and community events such as thimble bee and Ladies Aid meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vins Nellie Caenehael
Waterloo
Bevark
Cedar Rapids
Houck
Independence
G. Orth
Jubilee
C. Roberts Hs
West Stawley Street
Missy Lela Walker
Marbin Rock
C. B
Emerson
Slumsma
Shady Grove
Jesup
Adelaide Howey
Rasaell
Bessie Alexander
C. Welsh
Chester
R. C. Wilson
Lack Island
Gardner Land Company of
R. W. Turner
G. Binkeman
Harold Place
Carrie Robert
Miss Hunice
Robert Haskins
Hazleton
Lamont
Ohls
Eli
Jane
Mary Dennie
Winthrop
A. C. Knowles
J. A. Miller
de Witt Perry
Masonville
O. R. Perry
Thompson
Broken Bow
Nebr
Omaha
Alr
W. Eek
M. N. Tritz
R. A. Cheseiro
J. T. Burrell
J. K. Ennis
G. W. Young
R. R. Young
Delweil
Residents and Visitors Report Weekend Outings in Waterloo Area
Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Hesse spent Sunday in Waterloo. Ida Maroney completed a successful term in the district. Chris Strubel and family visited Waterloo. Joe Maynard arrived from Liverpool and will spend the summer with James Maynard. Fred Schdefer worked in Jesup on Friday. Ollie Lumbus visited relatives near Cedar Falls. Annie Werner hosted visitors while sewing Waterlow. Smith of Waterloo bought cattle nearby. Ray Stewart visited last week. Philip Schaefer’s fifteenth birthday was celebrated at home with games and tea at five. Mrs. Eiler Rogauer visited Waterloo area last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaple Center
Charlies Hesse
Waterloo
Ida Maroney
Sod
Chris Strubel
Joe Maynaed
Liverpool
England
Will
James Maynard
Fred Sehdtefer
Jesup
Ollie Lumbus
Cedar Falls
Annie Werner
Jatt Waterlow
Khom. Smith
Ray Stewart
Philip Schaefer
I Eler Rogauer
Local Social News From Raymond and Surrounding Towns
Ray Stokes and Mrs. Hinde host visitors from Records ville and Waterloo last week while families in Raymond attend church services and note minor illnesses. Residents report colds throat trouble stomach concerns and a patient recovering from a sore throat as community members share visits and well wishes.
Finchford Notes and Local Social Items
Finchford April 9 local notes report visits by F J Bowers and W Miller families, spring term begins, E D Dumond visits Cortright home, a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Harry Plant, cemetery association meeting urged, Miss Ethel Page and Charles Corrigan wed, Cassady and Flynn visits to nearby towns, Willis Peterson relatives visiting, William Zimmerman buys large engine for new mill, Garner and others traveled to Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finchford
F. J. Bowers
Northwood
W. Miller
E. D. Dumond
Waterloo
E. BE. Cortright
Tha H
Harry Plant
Cemetery Association
George Sands
Ethel Page
J Charles Corrigan
New Hartford
Miss Page
A. B. Cassady
Waverly
Flynn
D. Holland
Willis Peterson
Newell, In
William Zimmerman
Isaac Garner
Butter prices and local incidents in Dunkerton
In Dunkerton on April 9, butter sold for forty cents a pound per latest checks. A man named Ralph Rodgers suffered a fractured collar bone and three broken ribs when a tree fell on him. John Fetkether lost a cow that wandered to a barrel and drank about thirty gallons of milk. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Wm Sadler on March 30. Farmers are busy in the fields and Ada Cone began at No 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
Ralph Rodgers
John Fetkether
Wm. Sadler
Ada Cone
Local tidbits from Barclay and nearby towns
April 7 events include Miss Cora Tuli at No 7 Barclay and March 31 notes. Roy Turner sewed wood for neighbors last week. Miss Elizabeth Koester visited Hudson sister Mrs Lanigan. St Josephs College Dubuque collection totaled 36 in St Francis Barclay parish. Rural mail route talks from Denver. Miss Anna Miller of Waterloo visiting aunt Elizabeth Muhlig in Barclay. Herbert Brant opens furniture store in F O Canfield building. Billy Kress hired to Will Meter for the year. Young folks dance at Casper Schmitts April 10. Creamery operates daily except Sundays since month start. Last year oats seeding began April 9. ground not yet fit this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay
Cora Tuli
Roy Turner
Elizabeth Koester
Hudson
Thos. Lanigan
St. Joseph's College
Dubuque
St. Francis Parish
Denver
Anna Miller
Waterloo
Elizabeth Muhlig
Herbert Brant
F. O. Canfield
Billy Kress
Will Meter
Young Folke
Casper Schmitt
Local farm and transport notes from Winslow
Marshall Noble shipped four carloads of cattle from Winslow on Sunday morning. William Tostlebe moved several carloads of corn and oats in recent weeks. Charles Becker enjoys a newly purchased auto. Douglass Newell spent a few days in Columbus Junee. Daniel Newell delivered a carload of steers. Walter Newell finished winter term at Waterloo college last Friday. Mrs Cortright and Mr and Mrs Harry Barton of Waterloo visited last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Marshall Noble
Wm. Tostlebe
Charles Becker
Douglass Newell
Columbus Junce
Daniel Newell
Walter Newell
College At
Waterloo
Cortright
Harry Barton
Barclay Township Meeting Sets 4-Mill Levy and Appointments
Barclay township trustees met April 7 at Center schoolhouse with all members present. They reviewed the assessors' book with no changes and approved a four mill levy for road work and dragging. Dr. J.M. Joint of Jesup was reappointed health officer for the year. The plan to work the county line road with Perry township was rejected. There are 106 men aged 21 to 45 paying poll taxes. Road superintendents are Fred West for Districts 1 and 3, William Brown for District 3, and Will May for District 4. One man may receive 1.50 for eight hours of road work, and a team and man 3 per day. J. J. Meier will build a 36 by 66 foot barn. Medd Bros. contract to Ortner Bros. and A. Ortner. Monroe Houser again able to move about. Louis Schmitt has hired out to Schmitt. There is no teacher yet in School No. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
West
William Brown
Will May
J. J. Meier
Medd Bros
Ortner Bros
A. Ortner
Monroe Houser
Louis Schmitt
Trust
Schmitt
Mrs Dora Ostrogge Sick in Denver as Nurse Aids
In Denver on April after a week of illness Mrs Dora Ostrogge receives constant care from nurse Miss Peterson of Waverly. The patient is gradually improving. Georgie Moeller was injured in an accident nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
April
Dora Ostrogge
Local Notices Highlight Family Events and Accidents
A compiled report notes a boy shot in the leg by accident, with recovery expected. Social visits include Mrs. Roy Ashworth with Mrs. Clarence Ford of Waterloo, and Mrs. L. Lobeck visiting Readlyn. Other items cover a sprained elbow, a new summer kitchen, christening Esther, travel to Waterloo, and a sick child in Waverly. The Sunday school begins at Rev Krumm's church and a 53rd birthday celebration. James Tippy dies after months of illness. funeral near Denver with community sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ashworth
Clarence Ford
Waterloo
Martha Kruegers
H. C. Wente
F. F. Wiegert
Fred Brettman
Krumm
Rev. Krumm
Fred Schumacher
Henry Auner
Laura Dammerman
James Tippy
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Denver
Tippy
Mother’s Friend Promises Comfort for Expectant Mothers
An old advertisement extols Mother’s Friend as a prenatal remedy that eases abdominal discomfort, reduces nervousness and nausea, and fosters a calm pregnancy. It claims broad use by thousands and offers a book from Bradfield Regulator Co. at Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabe
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Brds
Atlanta
Croxone Promises Quick Relief for Back Aches and Urinary Troubles
Claims Croxone removes uric acid and poisons from the blood, cleansing kidneys and urinary organs. It asserts rapid relief for backache, rheumatism, and related pains, usable by all ages with money-back guarantees from druggists.
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Eva Marsh
Witterloon
Mee
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G. Buchan
George Minton
Littleton
Wan
Ko Miller
Inde- Pva Ecilers
Dageastus
Alyrtle
Waverley
Aea. Smith
Lynn Smith
Joe Jungen
Northey Manufacturing Company
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Eagle Center
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Cora Clough
C. Wi. Hall
Cynthia George
Tadependconer
Lynn Stith
BP. Maile
Bennington Township
Seymour Poyner
Sarah Poyner
Elmer Trible
C. Gaston
Woyden
Herbert Aritaman
Ter
Barclay Twp
Aplington
Towa
Iowa
Mrs. A. Bityep
Sample Shoe Shop
Holland
van Houten
Irrit
van Houten & Zoon
Weesp
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Chicago Great Western
Great Western
Reinbeck
Marshalltown
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
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Dyersville
Chicago
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Rochester
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Minneapolis
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