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News items from The Hamburg Reporter,
Hamburg, Iowa - 1914-1915
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| The Hamburg Reporter, Hamburg, Iowa, Friday, August 7, 1914 |
| TEN YEARS AGO COLUMN |
| Miss Nellie Bronson of this place was among the number who took advantage of the new land act in Nebraska. She is visiting her uncle Oscar Pritchard and when the land was thrown open she filed upon a section near Purdum.... |
| Mr and Mrs Peter Almloff visiting son Earnest at Burlington... |
| Mrs Henry Grape jr visiting her parents in Michigan.... |
| J.F. Pritchard visiting his brother Oscar near Purdum, Nebr.... |
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| MARRIED AT SIDNEY |
| Ethel Smith daughter of Mrs Doll Tounsend wed Chas. Fort at Sidney.... |
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| MARRIED MONDAY MORNING |
| At the home of bride's parents, Mr and Mrs John Connor, Emma Connor was married to Oliver Whetstone.... |
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| MARRIED AT ROCK PORT [Missouri] |
| Nate Wilson and Elsie Morgan daughter of Buck Morgan wed at Rock Port [Missouri].... |
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| JOHN MANLEY DEAD |
| Word was received here the latter part of last week to the effect that John Manley had passed away at the hospital in Ogden, Utah, last Thursday, following an operation. Last fall he was operated upon, but it was necessary to return for another, from which he never fully recovered. Mr Manley was well and favorably known here, having spent a great deal of his life in this vicinity. |
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| BABY FRASER DEAD |
| Charles Benton, the eight day old baby son of Mr and Mrs Chas Frazer passed away at the home Saturday by Evangelist Olson, and interment was made in the Hamburg cemetery. While the life of the dear one was short it brought much happiness, and in its death a deep shadow has been cast. |
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| Clem Gude's SON born August 1st.... |
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| Mrs C.W. Baker and children visiting relatives in Shubert, Nebr.... |
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| Mr and Mrs S.R. Spoons who had moved to LaHarpe, Ks have returned to Hamburg.... |
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| Mr and Mrs Stanley Walburn visiting relatives at Arlington, Nebr.... |
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| Gladys Hunter of Shenandoah visiting her grandmother Mrs M.R. Danforth.... |
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| Mrs Elizabeth Mauhr of Brownville, Nebr looking after matters pertaining to the Nace estate.... |
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| Nancy Rome and George Cummins of Centerville, Iowa visiting their brother William Cummins.... |
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| Mrs Julia Dryden, 63, mother of Mrs D.E. Finley and E.C. Dryden has the measles.... |
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| ORIGINAL NOTICE |
| Elijah F. Burson, plaintiff |
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| Frank Lee Welkerson & Nellie, his wife |
| Jesse Libni Welkerson * Kate his wife |
| Harriet Ireland & John her husband |
| ...plaintiff claims to be sole owner of NW1/4 of the NE 1/4 of section 25 TWP 67 range 43 Fremont co, Iowa that Jesse S. Welkerson died December 12, 1869 seized of said real estate leaving him, Sarahett Welkerson, his widow, Frank Lee Welkerson, Jesse Libni Welerson, Harriet Ireland, Genevra Welkerson, William G. Welkerson, and Mary Ett Welkerson as his sole heirs at law, that William G. Welkerson died intestate without issue, leaving Sarahett Welkerson as his sole heir at law; that the defendants above named appear of record to have some interest in the said....land...aforesaid, but plaintiff avers that he and his grantors have been in the peaceable notorious, open, adverse possession thereof, under color of title and claim of right, for more than thirty years, and that all title or interest of the defendants therein has long since become barred by the Statute of limitations.... |
| August 14, 1914 |
| Dr R.C. Danley of St Joseph [Missouri] has moved to Hamburg....a graduate of Loyola college of Chicago....just completed 25 months in Ensworth hospital in St Joseph [Missouri].... |
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| Samuel Holmes of New Mexico looking after interests here.... |
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| MRS HARRY JONES PASSES AWAY |
| Nora Remington born Pottawattamie County [Iowa] about 35 years ago and married Harry Jones, November 5, 1899. To this union six children are living four girls and two boys....She leaves a husband, six children, father, two half-sisters, three half-brothers and a host of friends to mourn her untimely death....Mesdames Ida Shook and Anna Royce of Esbon, Kas., Dave Jones of Palco, Kas...attended the funeral from a distance....Interment in the Mount Zion cemetery.... |
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| Marie and Elizabeth Hamann of Farragut visiting Will Gottsche home at Rock Springs, Wyo.... |
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| Frank and Sim Beckstead looking over Canada where Sim expects to settle.... |
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| Clyde Perry's daughter born Aug 9.... |
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| John Henney of Winner, SDak formerly of here writes.... |
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| S.S. Fender went to Tuolumne, Calif, Wednesday where he was called to help settle the affairs of his brother, who was killed last month. The brother was in charge of the tree fellers and was struck by some large limbs. Mr Fender has promised to give us a full report of the accident. |
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| Lee R. Brown's daughter born Aug 6th.... |
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| Mrs Chance Calkins visiting her parents in Arkansas City, Kans.... |
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| Mesdames L.B. Ollis and R.T. Clippinger of Wellington, Kas., are visiting with Mrs Will Dennis.... |
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| A.B. Bunnell's daughter born Sioux City....mother is Pansy Russell.... |
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| King Johnson's son born Aug 6th.... |
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| Henry Frede and Miss Nergie Frede of Parnell, Nebr., visiting relatives and friends.... |
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| Martin Fisher's daughter born Aug 8th.... |
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| A.H. Mann visiting brother Will at New Market [Iowa].... |
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| Mrs M.J. Barrett visiting old friends at Dunlap.... |
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| Rhetta Ireland, chiropractor, has located in Hamburg.... |
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| Smith Bogan of Fredonia, Ks., visiting relatives and friends.... |
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| Ed Bronson of Fredonia, Ks visiting relatives and friends.... |
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| Mr and Mrs E.A. Nelson and family of Red Oak moving to Hamburg.... |
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| Mrs Rebina Holtzinger visiting brothers in Des Moines [Iowa] and Red Oak [Iowa].... |
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| G.D. Wright, wife and Mrs Rhoda Cornett of Battle Creek, Nebr returned home Monday after a visit with his sister, Miss Sallie Wright.... |
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| August 21, 1914 |
| Rollie Bennett of Clamar, Ill is here visiting his aunt, Mrs E.V. Wright and family.... |
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| L.O. Brewer returned Wednesday from a business trip to Dumont, Ia, his old town. Mr Brewer is still postmaster in that place, and for some reason Uncle Sam does not seem to be in any hurry in getting a man to take his place. |
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| FRANK O'CONNOR NO MORE |
| After an illness extending over many months Frank O'Connor passed away on Saturday evening, August 15, at 7 o'clock. Mr O'Connor was one of the early settlers in this territory, and was about eighty-one years of age at the time of his death. He was born in Ireland, and loved to tell of the times he had when a boy herding cattle in the old country. He had large holdings on the bottom and was a heavy loser in the flood of '81. Some time after this he purchased the place near town which has since been his home. Frank never married, and had one sister in this country. His niece Marion O'Rourke, has made her home with him for several years, and was kind to him in everyway. Maud O'Rourke and Mrs George Gahan of Montreal, Canada, have also been here during the summer. The funeral services were held at the Catholic church Tuesday morning and interment was made in the Catholic cemetery. |
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| Nettie Case and Alonzo Lynch went to Sydney a week ago Wednesday and were quietly married. The bride has made her home with her sister, Mrs Leland Lynch, where the groom worked. The young couple will make their home in St Louis [Missouri]. |
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| Henry Marker's son born.... |
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| B.G. Ozenbough and daughter Delia visiting relatives at College Springs.... |
| Henry Martin visiting brother Mack at Wellington, Kas.... |
| John Webster's SON born Aug 14, weighted 12#.... |
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| John Miller of Los Angeles, Calif wed Nellie Edith Miller of Terre Haute, Ind in San Bernardino, Calif.... |
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| Mrs Lola McCracken returned Sunday evening from Casper, Wyo, where she has purchased an eating house and is now in possession. Casper is one of the rapidly growing towns of the west, and has bright prospects for the future. Glenn Robb of this place will work for her in the new location. The best wishes of her many friends go with her to the new field. Mrs McCracken has long been a member of Hamburg's business family and she will be greatly missed. |
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| ...a large ad for Tarkio College [Tarkio, Mo].... |
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| Frank Beams' son born Aug 15.... |
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| Forest Sanders of West Liberty, Ia visiting brother.... |
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| Mesdames Anna Royce and Ida Shook, with the children, returned to Kansas Monday. They were called here by the death of Mrs Harry Jones.... |
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| Mrs John Sevenstar returned this week from Arcade, New York, where she was called some time ago by the death of her brother. It was necessary to settle up the estate before her return.... |
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| Mrs Frank Roberts to see ill sister at Trenton [Missouri].... |
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| Mrs Frank Copeland of Greenfield called to Rock Port by mother's death.... |
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| Mr and Mrs L.H. Carder visiting his old home at Parkersburg, Va.... |
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| ...an ad for Hamburg Chautauqua.... |
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| August 28, 1914 |
| DR HOOVER PASSES AWAY |
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Hamburg has met with a loss in the death of Dr C.E. Hoover, a man of many parts, and one who filled his place in the world and performed whatever duties came his way without complaint. During the years he has lived in Hamburg he has been a prominent figure in the life of the town. He was not of the show-off class, and many are the things which he has done for the betterment of conditions in the town only known to a few who might be connected with him. In his quiet way he won many friends who were loyal to him under all circumstances. Dr C.E. Hoover was born near Centerville, Ia., Nov 17, 1857, and died in the hopsital in Omaha, Neb., Aug 21, 1914, aged 56 years, 9 months and 4 days. He was educated in the college in Oskaloosa, Ia., and graduated in 1879. He came then to Fremont county, Iowa teaching school for several years, and then took up the study of medicine, and in 1886 graduated from the medical college in St Joe, Mo. He located in Kansas, and after five years came to Hamburg, Ia., and has lived here ever since. He was united in marriage to Miss Nettie Holtzinger April 25, 1883. He was converted at the age of 21 and united with the Christian church, but on coming to Hamburg joined the Methodist Episcopal church, and at his death was a faithful member of the same. He was an affilated member of the Masonic and Odd Fellow lodges, always trying in his life to practice the teachings of these helpful associations. He also was a member of the Yeomen lodge and the State Medical association, also the Fremont County Medical association and the Knights and Ladies of Security. He leaves three brothers and one sister, together with his good wife and her family and a host of friends to mourn his death. The Doctor was a good citizen, a conscientious and faithful physician, a kind and affectionate husband and a sympathetic friend, especially to those in need. For some years his health was poor, and often he was hardly able to attend to the arduous duties incident to his profession. When it became evident that he must undergo an operation he arranged all of his business affairs, and then told his wife that he was ready to go if anything should happen. He made a great fight for life and loved ones. All was done that medical skill and careful nursing could do. The funeral services were held at the home Sunday afternoon at four o'clock, conducted by Rev. A.A. Walburn, assisted by Rev. M.R. Brower. The services at the grave were in charge of the Masonic and Odd Fellow orders. NOTE: a nice picture of the doctor accompanies this obituary. |
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| George Morrison's son, born Aug 21, weighted 8#.... |
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| JOHN B. SAMUELS DEAD |
| John B. Samuels of Riverton passed away Saturday at the hospital in Council Bluffs [Iowa] after a lingering illness of many months. He was born in Canton, Ill., May 23, 1853, and was 60 years, 2 months and 30 days of age. He was married Dec 26, 1877, to Miss Mary E. Farmer, and to this union eight children were born, four dying in infancy. Those living are Frank and Bert of Riverton, John of Rock Island, Ill., and Mrs Kate Finnell of Riverton. The funeral services were held at Mt Zion Monday conducted by Rev. A.A. Walburn, with interment in Mt Zion cemetery. |
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| Mrs Ed Kennel of Los Angeles and her sister, Josie Hoeppner visiting relatives here.... |
| The Hamburg canning company have this week received several pieces of new machinery for their factory, and now have a force of men getting them in shape for operation for this season.... |
| Mrs C.W. Warnstaff to see ill granddaughter, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Will White at Watson [Missouri].... |
| Mr and Mrs Guy Vyse have bought interest in a hotel in Union, Nebr.... |
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| The Waterloo Canning Company has a picnic.... |
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| Mrs Effie Stokes of McCook, Nebr is the guest of her sister, Mrs Simp Finnell during Chautauqua.... |
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| Miss Dot Athen and sister Mrs E.L. Athen to Cawker City, Ks visiting relatives.... |
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| Capt. W.L. Bogan received notice of the reunion of his regiment at Lynnville, Ind which will be held Sept 8 to 14. The doctor was captain of companies B and F while in service, and he regrets very much that he will be unable to attend this reunion. |
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| Dr Virgil Garst was here Tuesday with his wife and children on their way to Glenwood to visit his mother. From there they go to Cedar Rapids, and will afterwards proceed to Montana, where the doctor expects to practice medicine. While here they called at the Robt Blades home. |
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| Oscar Miller's daughter born Aug 21.... |
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| Jim Simpson of Dayton, Nebr visiting John Simpson home.... |
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| Mrs S. Coonradt of Osage, Ia visiting son Rev B.H. Coonradt and family.... |
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| Mr and Mrs E.M. White moving to Des Moines [Iowa].... |
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| W.S. Smith's daughter born at St Paul, Nebr.,...grandmother Mrs E.G. Tiller to go see her.... |
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| Mrs Emma Nuhn of Chicago visiting ill mother Mrs E. Hinkens.... |
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| L. McKinney of Hamburg, Ia wed Susie Herring at Omaha, Nebr.... |
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| Dr Wm Kerr and wife of Randolph and Dr T.C. Cole of Thurman attended funeral of Dr E.E. Hoover Sunday.... |
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| Mr and Mrs John Wright have returned from Weaublea, Mo to live here.... |
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| Mr and Mrs F.A. Jones of Seattle moving back to Hamburg.... |
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| Resolutions: for Dr Cyrus E. Hoover in Hamburg Council No. 1074 of the Order of Knights and Ladies of Security.... |
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| Mr and Mrs Nixon Bennett and two daughters and Mrs D.E. Hudleston all of Nashville, Tenn, visiting relative, Mrs Chas. Hatch.... |
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| Delbert Gardner's son born Aug 24.... |
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| E.C. Mogis' daughter, born.... |
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| Mrs J.W. Wanamker of Chillicothe, Mo came up to visit son Dr A.E. Wanamaker.... |
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| Mrs T.C. Notson, daughter Nan and Mrs Ruth Wallace of Parker, Ks visiting Mrs J.J. Brown.... |
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| Mrs Lew Sperry and daughter of Spokane, Wash visiting Dr Wade Sperry and the Chas Halstead homes.... |
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| Wilbur Dennis of Mosier, Ore visiting uncle, C.L. Hazlett.... |
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| Mrs Norma Buchanan of Kansas City visiting her mother Mrs T.C. Clark and sister Mrs H.G. Butterfield.... |
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| Mr and Mrs James Easley of Waterloo and Mrs P.N. Summers of Harrison, Nebr., visiting sisters Misses Anna and Kate Easley.... |
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| Joshua Andrews and wife of Plattsmouth, who formerly lived here, are on a visit to their daughter Mrs Cowles and her parents, Mr and Mrs S.J. South. [that's what it says!] |
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