Postville Review
Postville, Allamakee, Iowa
December 1, 1883

The 19th inst. being the 20th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J.E. BOLLMAN's wedding day, about 40 relative and friends gathered at their residence, near Frankville, to help them celebrate the event.

PENSION ROLL, POST TWP. [Note, the numbers following the names were not defined, I have typed them just as they appeared in the newspaper]
Maggie COYLE, widow 17 00 Feb, 1881
James N. GULICK, chronic diarrhosa 4 00 June, 1881
Alonzo L. STILES, disease of liver 4 00 Aug, 1881
H.A. STOWE, (alias STONE) laryngitis 6 00 Oct, 1882
Richard FOLSOM, gun shot wound left hip 2 00 Oct, 1880
Levi MINICK, gun shot wound right thigh 12 00
James M. LISHER, scurvy and diarrhea, 6 00 July, 1878
Luther BROWN, varicose veins right leg 12 00
Arvilla BRAINARD, mother 8 00
James TAYLOR, gun shot wound left arm 4 00
Alonzo THORNTON, wound jaw, face and nect 8 00
Hiram P. HAWKINS, kidney disease 6 00 July, 1881
Harriet HENDERSON, widow 8 00 May 1868
Catherine HAMILTON, mother 8 00 May 1857
Mary CHEADLE, mother 8 00 Dec. 1868
Caleb J. BISHOP, chr diar & dis abdominal viscera 8 00 Apr, 1881
Sylvanus MORSE, gs wd left side, head and heart dis.
Warren A. OWEN, gs w rt shoul, ch diar & dis abd vis 8 00
Adam FISHER, wound right leg, 8 00
Sarah SMITH,dep mother 8 00 July 1872
John TOOLE, rheumatism and disease of heart 4 00
Peter GOODRICH, wound in right leg 8 00
Wayne DONALDSON, gun shot wound in left wrist 11 00
David HAWTHORNE, rheumatism 4 00 Aug 1880

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Postville Review
Postville, Allamakee Co. Iowa
December 8,1883

Mrs. O.A. MAKEPEACE, Charley MAKEPEACE, Ellison ORR, Matt BEUCHER and G.W. HARRIS are the subscribers entitled to credit on subscription.

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Postville Review
Postville, Allamakee Co. Iowa
December 22,1883

DIED.
On Wednesday, Dec. 19th, Mrs. Jane LAUGHLIN, mother of Rev. R. LAUGHLIN, John H. and James R., was taken suddenly ill with apoplexy and died within two hours after being attacked. She was an old and respected resident of Post township, and was about 69 years of age. The family have the deep sympathy of the entire range of their acquaintances.

BETHEL NOTES. Why do you not report John LAIRD of your town among the Centenarians. He is said to be over one hundred years old.

We are having a singing school at the church, E.H. PUTNAM is the teacher.

Rev. R.D. McCORMACK is our preacher for the coming year & Rev. R.E. WILLIAMS P.E.

Here is a partial list of Post twp. teachers:
Miss MAY, Evergreen
Mr. TUTTLE, Myron
Ida SMITH, Lybrand
J.A. COOK, West Grove
A.B. COOK, Hardin
F.A. COOK, Werhan's in Franklin twp.

MARRIED.
At the residence of the bride's mother on Tuesday evening, Dec. 18th, 1883, by Rev. H.E. WARNER, Mr. Frank M. ORR and Miss Emma TOPLIFF.