Postville Review
Postville, Allamakee, Iowa
August 4, 1883
Dr. Will COLE, dentist, of McGregor, successor to Prof. A.O.
HUNT, will be in Postville, Monday, Aug. 6th.
The Creamery started up on Wednesday.
Mrs. L.D.B. HAWKINS died last Saturday and was buried on Monday
in the Postville cemetery.
Postville Review
Postville, Allamakee Co. Iowa
August 11, 1883
T.B. EASTON has a fine new hearse.
Mrs. D.F. COON, who has been visiting her mother for the past two
weeks, returned to her Edgerton, Wis. home on Monday last. The
illness of Mr. COON called her away.
Mrs. T.C. TAYLOR started to Ohio on a visit Wednesday.
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Postville Review
Postville, Allamakee Co. Iowa
August 18, 1883
The wife of Dr. MATTOON, of Waukon, died a few days ago, aged 64
years.
Payments on subscription: Lizzie DEBES of Lemars, L.H. GREER of
Waukon Junct.; Geo H. KELLOGG of Cresco and Mrs. M. MIKELSON of
Postville.
Mr. and Mrs. T.M. MILLER rejoice in the possession of a new girl
baby.
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Postville Review
Postville, Allamakee Co. Iowa
August 25, 1883
Misses Carrie and Dora JONES have recreated in McGregor this
week.
Mrs. Wm. HARRIS has gone to Nevada, Mo. to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. McDONALD.
I.A. HARMAN contributes to the census a girl; and A.M. STOWE a
boy. Thus our population increases.
Quite a number of masons and others went up to Castalia to attend
the funeral of Morell CLARK, on Tuesday. The funeral was largely
attneded by neighbors and friends from all the surrounding
country and by members of the fraternity. The Ossian Lodge, of
which the deceased was a memeber, turned out in force and
conducted the services. The funeral was held from the
Universalist church, Rev. HICKS of Dubuque officiating assisted
by the resident pastor, Miss STRAUB. Mr. CLARK was a brother of
Mrs. W.S. WEBSTER, of Postville.
The following were the delegates chosen to attend the Republican
County Convention: A.R. PRESCOTT, Jas. PERRY, Ellison ORR, J.W.
PATTERSON, Chas SKELTON & J.? McGHEE.
The following are the nominations for county officers made at the
Democratic County Convention last Saturday:
Theo NACHTWEY, John M. COLLINS, N.J. BEEDY, C.A. LEITHOLD,
Lenthel EELLS, W.C. THOMPSON, O. DEREMO & S.C. HULSE.
C.H. GLASSBURN has been running the creamery this week. Mr.
NICHOLS being in attendance upon the encampment.
Dr. EARLE, president of the Allamakee county Agricultural Society
informs us that all preparations are complete and with good
weather the Fair is bound to be a success.
H.S. HARRIS comes to the front with a new girl baby.