Clarkeville Notes and Local Happenings
Mrs Rhoda Clommer of Monroe Wis visits relatives and marks a birthday upcoming next Saturday. Waverly hospital report on John Leeper operation. Christian church ladies lease A Price building for bazaars socials and services. Adam Faust to auction dairy cows and cattle on old Moyer farm near town. Multiple marriages births and travel notes populate the week with church and school interest noted.
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Clarkeville
Rhoda Clommer
Monroe
Wis
Roxie Neal
John Leeper
Waverly Hospital
Christian Church
A. Price
Superior Treat
West
Wm. Morrison
Cora
Waterloo
Tom Ewing
Minneapolis
Belle Unenfritz
Clarksville
R. H. Waugh
Hicks House
Jas
James Young
Zelpha Green
Clarkesville
Minnie Shitlery
Poisal Street
Young
Green
Sherm Green
Butler County
J. Wedeking
Jot Busch
Wimbleton
MN. D
Wedeking
Bristow News: Fire Site Sold for New Cement Block Home
Bristow reports Dr G W App leby bought the burned corner lot once housing his old residence and the opera house, planning a fine cement block home. Nearby, Otty Bookman recovers from recent surgery in Dubuque. A birthday surprise honored Harold Roberts as friends gathered at the Roberts home east of town. E P Brice WF 31,3 met at Mrs Corey's house with Sarah Hill in charge and funds noted. Rev Joseph Gough attends Cedar Rapids conference. Mot Hill also away. No church service Sunday due to secondary school events. Mrs J Needham and daughter returned from Nine and Wistersin trip by motorcycle. Mesdames Phillip and J F pero)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
G. W. Appleby
Otty Bookman
Lindley Hospital
Dubuque
Hazleton Notes on Visits Fire, Bank Changes and School Plans
Hazleton residents share visits with relatives in Illinois Wisconsin and California as plans unfold for a brick bank block replacing three Kiefer Buildings. A new 70 foot well supplies abundant groundwater while school grounds bustle with new foundations and brickwork.
Village News and Church Notices From Dumont Iowa
Public sale planned by J D McNealey and wife to offer farm and farming effects. Conference and preaching changes noted for Cedar Rapids and Dumont churches. Typhoid cases, nursing care, and local residents visiting relatives are reported alongside postmaster and city lighting inquiries.
Community Notes and Visits Abound Amid Winter Storm
Town continues fair despite Wednesday storm with strong attendance and solid finances. Postmaster Mullarkey and Cedar Rapids travelers attend church session. visits from Audra Morrison Greene and Denver Illinois residents marked a busy week.
Wilkinsons Visit Pennsylvania Friends
Geneseo notes Mr and Mrs JH G Wilkinson visiting friends in Pennsylvania. T H Sheckler left for Cedar Rapids to attend a conference. Miss Masechal, native missionary from Indiana, spoke to a small audience. A thank offering totaled between 40 and 70 dollars. O J Speer vaccinal effort for hogs. John Burns returned from New York trip to visit relatives. Karl Kerns has ongoing sore hand. previously minor scratch healed then renewed trouble. under doctor care.
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Geneseo
JH. G. Wilkinson
Pennsylvania
J. Bragonier
Traer
Ftey
T. H. Sheckler
Cedar
John Burns
New York
Karls Kerns
Weekend Visitor and Home Move Notes Across Town
A note records moves Monday from Bidee Mines residence to Matt Bucher residence. Wayne Brubaker visits relatives and practices writing. Miss Pro Bateman of Central City was a weekend guest of her brother John Hutewan. Cards announce the arrival of a boy at Will Hamilton's home in Bertram Minnesota. Breeds of Grinnell will preach morning and evening at the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bidee, Mines
Matt Bucher
Wayne Brubaker
Sift Sheet
Wreteneiany
Pro Bateman
Central City
John Hutewan
Will Hamilton
Bertram, Minnstey
Breed of Grinnell
Congregational Church
Waverly Notes On Local People And Church Delegates
Waverly reports list visits and movements of residents including Groening cashier of Denver Savings bank in town yesterday EB A Sager and F E Farwell at Des Moines court attendees. Mrs D Holland of Janesville spent day in Waverly. Esther Sweet, Mrs Jungblut, and others went to Glenwood. Baptist church delegates attend Cedar Valley association in Charles City led by Rev J W Griffith and Mrs Ralph Laird among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Groening
Denver Savings Bank
EB. A. Sager
F. £. Farwell
Des Moines
D. Holland
Janesville
B. BH. Sweet
Esther
Jungblut
Glenwood
Cedar Valley Association
Charles City
J. W. Griffith
Ralph Laird
Ralph R. Watkins
J. Gaffney
Death of W. A. Smith in Oklahoma
W A Smith died last week in Oklahoma from typhoid fever. His remains arrived in Allison on Friday. Funeral services were held in the afternoon with Rev W H Sinclair of Clarksville preaching. Burial was in Allison cemetery. He lived in the community for many years and moved to Oklahoma less than a year ago. Survived by widow and two sons Robert and Carl. J B Isaacson chosen to fill a vacancy in the town council.
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Allison
W. A. Smith
Oklahoma
Alison
W. H. Sinclair
Clarksville
Smith
Mansing
Butler County
Robert
Carl
J. B. Isaacson
Tows Cannell
Winthrop News Briefs Note Local Moves and Visits
Winthrop reports include Jobo Hardy returning from Anoka Minnesota with wife, Mrs. Kinney and children traveling to Yankton Dakota to visit her mother Mrs. Sarah Clark, a birth Saturday September 19 to Glenn Peck and wife, James Diggins visiting from Spirit Lake, other residents visiting Chicago, Brintnall family moving to Henry Lord farm, I A S Congregational church to serve dinner, Dr E G Unbeham moving to Sioux City for employment with Dr C A Taylor, and George Harrington family among local movements.
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Winthrop
Jobo Hardy Land
Anoka
Minn
Frank Kinney
Thenly Dren
Yankton
Sarah Clark
Glenn Peck
James Diggins
Spisit Lake
Annie Dig
EB. Ownby
A. D. Gwaby
Chicago
Gilbert Brintnall
Henry Lord
Congregational Church
E. G. Unbeham
Sioux City
C. A. Taylor
George Harrington
Waverly church events and local society notes
Waverly weekly update notes a W C T U meeting rescheduled to Friday October 2 at Mrs Weeley Moore's home. The Baptist Kensington social planned for Friday evening invites church youth. The Luther league plans a social and calls for young people to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Weeley Moore
Bapllst
Kensington
Luther League
Church I
Carl Runyard
Medford
Ore
B. J. Runyard
H. B. Moehling
State Bank
Jils
Ab Darker
Nora Springs
Verdes Kint
Oelwein
Broadie-Hayes
Waverly Athletic Club
Wma. R. McClure
Attorney Murphy
Sumer
Geo. McIntyre
Shell Rock
C. G. Burling
Clarksville
E. M. Thompson
Independence
M. #. Gelser
New Hampton
Bert Marsh
Osiwein
Readlyn Social News Highlights Sept 3 Events
Readlyn notes show Chas Diekmalin visiting Chicago business, a new baby born to Mr and Mrs Noune macher on Sept 16, and visits from Mrs Sanders Otterville to the Winegar home. Local gatherings include H Ravers entertaining friends and a Waterloo style show attended by Merach Mayers Winegar Booth Miller. Ivan Strom visiting relatives near Chicago and Geo Gehring returns from Washington. Mrs Vanderwalker and Mrs Ruiz plan a Kansas trip. L Mobbs of Waterloo assists contractor Meyerhoff. a gathering of friends closes the item.
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Readlyn
Chas
Diekmalin
Chicago
A. Nounemacher
Sanders
Otterville
Winegar
Geo. Gehring
Washington
Geo. Vanderwalker
Ruiz
Kansas
L. Mobbs
Waterloo
Meyerhoff
Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by Meyerhoff Family
The Meyerhoff home welcomed guests Sunday to celebrate the couple's fifteenth wedding anniversary. H Shrau, a business man from Dubuque, was in town Saturday. John Rummel returned Friday from a Colorado trip and plans a week or two visit before leaving for California with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Meyerhoff
H. Shrau
Dubuque
John Rummel
Colorado
California
Local Visitors and Health Update in Gresham
Gresham notes visiting relatives from Minnesota and Waterloo. Mr and Mrs Albright returned from the state fair and stayed with Henry Miller at Elk River. Mrs Steely and Alvin Yagey spent time with family while the mother remains ill. A Civil War mortality fact is noted, and an advertisement promotes Schoe l Shoes from Wang Miller Shoe Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresam
Co. Albright
Minnesota
Henry Miller
Elk Hiver
P. H. Andrews
Waterloo
Greshaw
A. W. Steely
North Dakota
Alvin Yagey
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Maggie Farquabr
Geo
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Phoebe Connolly
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J. G. Farris
Misa Angle Ly Vere
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South Dakota
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Geo. Bell
Lyla Gibson
George Ashworth
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Charles Storth
T. A. Gough
Cambridge
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Ibad
Albert Parker
Tes Moiner
Nils Carlson
Walnut
Jolt Dichl
W. Ke, Thos
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Shields
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Hazleton
Don Cran
Leroy Schermerhorn
George Sherwood
Jilgin
Hisconsin
Frank Huntington
Warold Oakboard
Melrose
E. G. Catshall
Tames Short
Aurora
Abe Miller
Iowa State Bank of Hazleton
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CO. M. Roberts
Phare
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Dumont
Emanuel Evangeli Eal
Cedar Rands
Evangelical Association People
Beck Jot Witerloo
Tionald Becker
Miss Cotton
Alvin Watson
Laverne
Geo. Trindal
Weel
I. Day
William
E. H. Schmitz
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Mion
Schmitz
Ultle City
Cook
Isaacson
A. J. Mullarkey
Cedar Alls
Varents
Mullarkey
A. Roadman
Upper Iowa
Methadirt
Wm. Owen
Charles F
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T. J. Shafer
Blanche Crain
Plr
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Ty. M. Barly
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A. B. Coddington
Fred van Dorn
Coddington
Fred P. Hageman
Gresham
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Wang & Miller Shoe Co
Iowa
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