Linden town notes on health visits and society events
May 16 updates from Linden detail Mrs Hawit visiting Dunkerton to be with a ill mother, residents returning to work after injuries, visits to relatives in Independence and Waverly, and local housecleaning plans. Ladies Aid raised funds for the parsonage, Epworth League elected officers, and social activities with the Esnesnon club announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Baker
E. C. Moses
Waverly
P. A. Marble
K. I. Konvalinka
Mason City
Ruth Baker
Epworth League
Dora Henler
Dan Scholl
C. C. Crandall
Misa Ellen Morton
Neva Lizer
Pearl Kach
Eula Foster
Wm. Montgomery
Lindén News
Esnesnon Club
F. Fannan
Bath Street
Fannan
Nick Phillips
Tripoli News Briefs Tansfer to Sterling and Local Happenings
Rev Wunderlich and family depart for Sterling Nebraska to locate. Lutheran Frauen Verein held farewell for Mrs Wunderlich with linen table cloth gift. Two barn raisings occurred at Otto Bull and Henry Warneke farms. Margaret Neverman celebrated seventh birthday. Richard Rettig resigned from Jahnke Bros hardware. plans to rest before new work. Ed Buchhbols welcomed a son born May fifth. James Keough attended Woodmen convention in Cedar Rapids. Oscar Wynoff welcomed a daughter born May fifth. Malinda Metar returned to Kampmeter Cedar Rapids home. Myrtle King visited from Waterloo. Mrs C Schroeder of Elma Iowa visiting H J Wynoff. Julia Moen visiting father in Carpenter, Iowa. Mrs E C Bennett came from Fresno California for summer with sons B B and M W Bennett. Waverly Band minstrel show drew large crowd. C G Hamkammer of Mitchell South Dakota chosen as St John’s Lutheran minister. Wunderlich’s farewell sermon given. Tripoli set to celebrate Fourth of July planning underway.
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Tripoli
Wunderlich
Sterling
Neb
Lutheran Frauen Verein
Otto Bull
Henry Warneke
Margaret Neverman
Richard Rettig
Jahnke Bros
Rettig
Oscar Wynoff
Malinda Metar
Kampmeter
Cedar Rap
Myrtle King
Waterloo
Miss Miller
Miss Teague
C. Schroeder
Elma
H. J. Wynoff
Julia Moen
Carpenter
Norway
E. C. Bennett
Fresno
Cal
B. B
M. W. Bennett
Opera House
Waverly Band
Waverly
C. G. Hamkammer
Mitchell, Ta
St. John's Lutheran Church
Jahn
Readlyn
Committeemen rush to accelerate plans amid heightened interest
A committee appointed to oversee the project moves swiftly to advance the timetable as interest in the outcome grows beyond the usual level. The group aims to capitalize on momentum and deliver progress promptly for all stakeholders.
Maynard Social Notes from Dysart and Surroundings
May 14 updates list Dewey Thiele visiting his uncle Wm Thiele in Dysart. Bert Gruver as parents of a May 7 child. junior senior banquet at the Warnko home with a three course lunch. Mrs G L Perry dies after nearly two years illness. funeral at home and Fayette cemetery. Margie Trewer with quinsy developing diphtheria prompting quarantine. Mrs Richmond of West Union visits. John Beckner returns from Battle Lake Minnesota. Meyers residence torn for new modern house. Will Borchers returns from Iowa City eye treatment. Mrs E Frost visits Montana relatives. H H Pratt returns to Chicago.
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Maynard
Fayette Cemetery
Margie Trewer
Richmond
West Union
G. I. Perry
Harrington
Ella Power
Oelwein
Emily Masters
John E. Smith
John Beckner
Fred
Battle Lake
Minn
John Meyjer
Will Borchers
Iowa City
E. Frost
Inlaw
Rob. Frost
Montana
A. A. Knight
Waucoma
H. H. Pratt
Chicago
Hazleton Community Notes Elate Local Births Visits
Hazleton May 14. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Morton welcomed a daughter born Sunday May 10. Mrs. Homer Huntington returned from Oelwein after two weeks with her daughter Mrs. Hugh Brock. Nelson Bunce of Montana came for a visit. he formerly lived here nine teen years ago before moving to Shawnee Oklahoma. Rev Mr and Mrs Ramsey of Eldora and Mrs Charles Copeland of Winthrop called on the Walter Ozias home. Miss Lizzie Thomas nurses Mr Bindall who is ill with typhoid at home. Mrs Abbie Drummond of Dubuam arrived Friday for a few days visit with the Prindle and John Kiefe homes. F J Kay returned to Monticello after a few days with family. Mrs Kate Smith and daughter Emma went to Cedar Rapids Saturday to visit former daughter Mrs Agnes Hoover and see William Smith, who had the misfor-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Otis Morton
Homer Huntington
Oelwein
Hugh Brock
Nelson Bunce
Montana
Hazlet
Bunes
Shawnee Okla
Ramsey
Eldora
Charles Copeland
Winthrop
Walter Ozias
Lizzie Thomas
Bindall
Abbie Drummond
Dubuan
BR. Prindle
John Kiefe
F.J. Kay
Monticelli
Kate Smith
Daughte Emma
Cedar Rapids
Satuday
Agnes Hoover
Wm. Smith
Armstrongs Prepare Move to Brighton in Printing Business
June to break his leg a short time 4KO Mr and Mrs C L Armstrong packing household goods to move to Brighton about June 1 where Mr Armstrong will enter the printing business. Mignet and Fred Glark visited Independence reporting John Mignet, once ill with pneumonia, now progressing favorably. August Hillman ill with typhoid fever. Mr Nelson of Minnesota visiting relatives in Mia. Jesse Wilson and Mrs Ellingwood with Mrs Roy Krukenberg and child visited Iowa Falls. Hazleton Skat club entertained Oelwein club as farewell to F J Kay. about twenty players attended with Ayzleton winning honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Armstrong
Brighton
Ayzleton
Barclay Note: Local Tidbits and Farm News
Miss Mary Ludvik traveled to Cedar Rapids to visit relatives. This week most corn planting begins. The Ortner family marks fifty years in Barclay, having moved from Ogle County Illinois after a twelve day journey with a herd of cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay
Mary Ludvik
Cedar Rapids
Ortner
Ogle County
Illinois
Aplington Notes from May 14 Visitors and Local Work
Wheeler and family were Austinville visitors Sunday Cy Austin and family were in Aplington from Austinville on Sunday The frame work is being completed on Pat Galvin s new house C Sléan is doing the carpenter work The wind Sunday blew part of the roof off the light plant Saturday night the band boys gave their first concert this spring and it was enjoyed by a good crowd T a Van Meter s low house is ready for masons this week Gipton and wife moved to Fairbank where he bought a barber shop Mrs Z Coler of Steamboat Rock visited her mother Mrs J N Clark Mrs T J Van Meter and daughter spent Wednesday in Waterloo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aplington
Wheeler
Austinvilie
Cy Austin
Apeilington
Jon Pat Galvin
C. Sléan
Band Boys
T. A. van Meter
Hm. Gipton
Fairbank
Z. Coler
Steamboat Rock
J. N. Clark
T. J. van Meter
Waterloo
Waterloo settlement and land values rise after migration
A Dakota prairie journey notes three wagons and twelve horses with travelers sleeping beneath wagons at night. Weather stayed warm and dry. Land value rose from three dollars per acre to about one hundred sixty dollars. Only three houses existed in Waterloo with roads bare and sunlit across the plain. Immigrants from Lincolnla settled Harelay. John Ortner, long time resident, never left town saying the area is enough for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Prairie
Sone
Harelay
Liinola
John Ortner
Towa
Funerals, locals, and community notes from Vinton
Obituary items for Che Tate Wo Graham born 184k native of Pennsylvania. survived by widow and seven children. funeral held yesterday with Revo Warren officiating. Knights of Lythlag plan gathering next Tuesday. third degree work. Mrs Dor Zollinger dies in Portland. body to be flown for burial here. funeral Thursday. Local band to offer weekly street concerts. 42 Club hosted by Gerbertch and Port. George Knapp, private secretary to Congressman, reported in Washington status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Che Tate
Graham
Revo Warren
Pennesylvania
Benton County
1St
Iythlag
Hairstown
Lune
Mra
Dacah Zollinger
Toriland
Ore
Hopwood
Zollinger
Sarah A. Rovey
Maryland
F. J. Gerbertch
Glenn Port
George BK
Knapp
Congress
Wichington
Local visitors and relatives in Washburn area
May 15 Washburn Iowa residents note weekend guests and travels. Waterloo visitors include Mr and Mrs John Nugent and Mr and Mrs William Pint and children Raymond. Emil Gottaveaux, Joe Thiry home guests. Anna Van Duyn visiting relatives Howard Wider and daughter Helen. Howard Morris and daughter visited George Morris. Henrietta Thiry stayed with Waterloo relatives. RF OConnor and Frans attended a Waterloo ball game. Etta Harmon of Garrison visited Marguerite Driscoll. Charles Yellinger listed as ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
John Nugent
Waterloo Warchover
Mike Nue Peat
Mra
Raymond
Wit Burger
Emil Gottaveaux
Waterloo
Joe Thiry
Mian
Anna van Duyn
Howard Wider
Helen
Howard Morris
George Morris
Charles Yellinger
Henrietta. Thiry
RF. O'Connor
Frans
Winthrop Social Notes Report May Visits and Birth
Winthrop May 14 town notes list visits and family news. Mrs Herbert Padden and son Lyle from Waterloo visit in the SO Yeager home. A son was born May 8 to Peter Geffney and wife. Mrs JLF Ruler and her son from Jesup were guests in the John Slaughter home. Mrs Ray Ewing of Belle Plaine visits Albert Merrill home. Irene Peterson guest of friends in Waterloo. Mrs Warry Swartzel of Hazleton visits LNM Norman and wife. Mrs Charley Martin of Greenee visits sister Mrs Robert Quinn. Ruth Adams of Independents visits Frank Hearn home. Mrs Essie Kiefer of Independence guest in Safe Morrisna Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Mra
Warry Swartzel
Hazleton Wan
L. NM. Norman
Charley Martin
Greenee
Robert Quinn
Misa Ruth Adama
Independents
Frank Hearn
Essie Kiefer
Independence
Morrisna
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Lisden
Mra H. L Hawit
Dunkertom
Fred Kabler
I. C
Gee
Woellert
Meta
George
Martha Woellert
State Hospital
Fanny Griffith
O. A. Zuehlke
Grandma Masteller
John Cotten
Presbyterian Hospital
Frank Perry
Lafayette Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. B. Porter
L. BE. Park
Payne
D. C. Ferry
J. D. Perry
F. C. Perry
Glenwood
Meddick
Easure
Paige
Paigeetroit
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Detroit, Michigan
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Sixth and
Franklin Streets
Standard Oil Company
Didiara Corporition
Adustria
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Kisselbar
Bute
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