Postville Review
Postville, Allamakee, Iowa
September 12, 1885

Henry LUHMAN will leave the latter part of this week for his boyhood home in Wisconsin where he will spend a week at the old homestead.

H.R. LACHNER will hold a public sale of short-horn cattle at Waukon, Sept. 17th, third day of the fair.

Paul BRORBY, with his mother, and the other children, occupy the H.A. STOWE residence, west of the Methodist church.

MARRIED.
In Postville on Sept 8th, Mr. G.W. HIGBEY and Miss Susan A. FEWELL. They will make their future home in Kansas.

At the residence of the bride's parents, Sept. 6th, Arthur F. MARSTON to Jennie M. CARITHERS. They will soon be at home in Postville.

DIED.
In Postvile, Sept. 7, little Al, youngest child of Mr. W.W. and Mrs. M.E. HAINES, aged 6 months and 18 days.
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Postville Review
Postville, Allamakee Co. Iowa
September 26, 1885

The sorghum harvest has commenced. It ought to be a good crop this year.

Jas. SHEPHERD writes from Iowa City to the effect that he is pleased with the school and its surroundings.

James SHAW and family this week removed to Madison, Dakota, where he has purchased property and will engage in the flour and feed business.

J.H. SANDERS is building an upright to the building occupied by H.S. LUHMAN on Tilden street.

I now offer my building and lot now occupied as a tailor shop and residence for sale cheap. It is in a good location and suitable for any business. For terms inquire on the premises of P. DEITZLER.

Will LEUI has purchased the J.F. WILSON residence. [illegible] of the most desirable locations. [illegible] and we congratulate Will [illegible] But the question is, what is he going to do with it?

Ed SHEEHY's old stand. Having leased this property, I am prepared to furnish warm meals and lunches at all hours. I keep a full supply of cigars, tobaccos and temperance drinks. Good stabling for teams and good treatment to all. Charges reasonable. J.A. HAVIRLAND.

OBITUARY.
Mrs. M.A. JAQUIS of Delphos, Kas., formerly of Waukon, Io., died at the former place Sept. 19th, 1885, of inflamation of the bowels. Was buried near Postville, Io., Sept. 22nd. Services by Rev. McKIM.

MARRIED.
At the residence of the bride's parents on Tuesday, Sept. 22nd, 1885, Mr. Sampson A. HARRIS and Miss Ida E. SMITH. A goodly number of the friends of the contracting parties were present and a pleasant time was enjoyed.