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04 November 1898 - Pg. 1
"A little daughter arrived at the home
of H. T. Grannis Saturday."
Page 3
"Mr. and Mrs. W. Simpson are the proud
parents of a young daughter, born Oct. 31st, 1898."
Page 4
"About thirty of her young friends
celebrated the 16th birthday of Jennie Colby Wednesday evening
in a most successful surprise party."
"Married at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Saltsgiver, in Windsor, by Rev. T.
P. Griffith, Wednesday evening, Nov. 2, 1898, Mr. Delbert J.
Knox and Miss Ollie B. Saltsgiver. The house was filled with
guests, mostly relatives of the bride and groom, and after the
ceremony an elegant repast was served."
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11 November 1898 - Pg. 1
Fayette - "A boy arrived Sunday at the
home of J. H. Dickenson to stay, and Prof's usual smile has
grown to a broad grin."
"Maynard - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phippen are
the proud parents of a little daughter, born Nov. 2nd.
"Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Simpson, October 31, a
daughter."
"Randalia - A little daughter arrived at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Holmes Thursday."
"Westgate - A little daughter was added
to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Prouse last week."
"Samuel McLain and Winnie Platz of Sumner were married in
Waverly last week."
"Richard Gaertner and Miss Winnie Bartel were married last
Wednesday evening at the home of the bride, Rev. Warnke
performing the ceremony."
"Dr. and Mrs. Cooney rejoice over the birth of a young
M.D."
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"The little lady who arrived at the home
of our genial hardware merchant, Mr. Hale, is very welcome."
"Married - at the home of the bride's
mother in this city, Wednesday, Nov. 9th, by Rev. Gammons, Mr.
Dwight B. Jordon of Springville, and Miss Frances E. Nandell of
this city."
"Grace Gardner was the happy victim of a
surprise party on the 12th anniversary of her birthday last
Monday."
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18 November 1898 - Pg. 1
"Fayette - We thought Geo. Whitely was
smoking an unusually large cigar the other day, and on inquiring
found that he was a grandfather, a boy arriving at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Darnall."
"Randalia - A little daughter?
arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Darnell Sunday night."
Page 3
"Married - In this city Wednesday
evening, Nov. 16, by Rev. Harnish, at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hidinger, Mr. Walter W. Beauman of
Lake City, and Miss Lulu C. Hidinger were joined the holy bonds
of wedlock."
Page 4
"A son was born to Th. and Mrs. von Rolf
last evening."
"Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Diehl are the happy
parents of a son."
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24 November 1898 - Pg. 1
"A new girl at the home of Will Tiffany.
Boys are not fashionable on South Hill."
"We count it an item of interest to
state the facts we learn from the practice of Dr. F. B. Dodd for
the last five days: Thursday night a bright baby boy at the home
of Wm. Mumby; Friday another at "Das haus des gutes
Deutches freund: Casper Wichman; on Sabbath a baby boy was born
to Mrs. Dr. Robinson at Alpha, and Monday a bright baby girl at
the home of Ed. Sheridan."
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"Philip Rolf is very much at home on
South Hill. He weighs 11 lbs."
"Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Cox are rejoicing
over the arrival of a little lady at their house."
"Charlie Freehoff is the happy father of
a boy, born last week. Boys are fashionable on South Vine
street, and they are of regulation weight too."
"Married at the Methodist parsonage in
West Union by Rev. J. S. Davis, Monday eve., Nov. 21, 1898, Mark
Masters (should this be McMasters?) of West Union and Louise
Olson of Postville."
"Mr. Harvey Dunbar and Miss Louise
Winkleman were married on Saturday afternoon at the German
Lutheran ch. in Windsor."
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