Postville Review
Postville, Allamakee, Iowa
September 6, 1890

MARRIED.
In Prairie du Chien, Wis., August 28, 1890 by Rev. James SIMS, Mr. Fred ERNEST, of Mason City, and Miss Jessie PEARSON, of Hardin, Iowa.

DIED.
Mr. Charles ARKLEY, father of Mrs. J.B. MINERT, died at Waukon last Monday after an illness of but a week. He and his wife had come from Kimball, S.D., only about a week before to visit their daughter and he was taken sick almost immediately.

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Postville Review
Postville, Allamakee Co. Iowa
September 13, 1890

A teaspoonful of carbolic acid in three pints of water is the best known remedy for chicken cholera.

Give the cows in milk about a quarter of a pound of salt a day.

A girl at Chas POWELL's!

Mrs. Lena KNODT, daughter of John HAMMELL, Sr. is in Bethel from Hartford, S.D., visiting relatives and friends.

Jerome Van ALLEN, step-son of W.I.A. BRAINARD, and Bion LINN, step-brother of Mrs. W.I.A. BRAINARD, are in Bethel from Chicago visiting friends, gunning, fishing and rusticating.

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Postville Review
Postville, Allamakee Co. Iowa
September 20, 1890

GRAND CONCERT AT POSTVILLE.
A grand concert will be given at Turner Hall on Sept 20th. The following is the program of the entertainment:
Grand March - from Schlepegrell by orchestra: Prof. NEHLS, violin; G. SNEDIGER, clarionet; D.E. HARRINGTON & Master GUSSIE, 1st & 2nd cornet; G. STAADT, trombone; Mrs. CORNELL, pianist.
Duet: Misses Alida and Addie HARRINGTON
Lustspiel Overture: orchestra & Miss Nellie ABBOTT as pianist
Quartet: Miss Nellie ABBOTT, Mrs. CORNELL, J. NICOLAY & A. MEIER
Piano duet: Miss Nellie ABBOTT & Mrs. CORNELL
Coronet solo: D.E. HARRINGTON, pianist Mrs. CORNELL
Piano duet: Miss Anna EASTON & Mrs. A.M. THOMPSON
Double quartet: Mrs. BURLING, Mrs. CORNELL, Mrs. H. SHEPHERD, Miss Nellie ABBOTT, Messrs. HANKS, NICOLAY, WATERS & MEIER.
Song: Miss Anna KOEVENIG
Conclusion - Grand Medley, Yankee Notions: Postville Cornet Band
After the concert there will be a dance. Tickets 50 cents.

J.M. HARRIS has moved into his elegant new home. It is a beauty.

Mrs. BOOTH, nee Lillian REDHEAD, has presented her husband with a young gent, out in the mormon city of Salt Lake.

Mrs. G.W. PEARSON went to Minneapolis on Tuesday, Mr. PEARSON following on Thursday.