Ackley Local Briefs Highlight 180 Acre Farm Sale
Ackley notes list Leach orchestra at Parkersburg party, contracts for building in New Hartford, sale of residence to B. Tullet for 1,000, Frisbee joins Worcester team, Hilda Schults injures foot, William Lynch lays off two weeks, Roben adds to his house, Kramer leaves New Hartford drug store, Ackley bridges washed, street car pace regulated, August Nevovan’s varied roles, city council work, two drownings at Cedar Falls, Easter services, and drainage talk to improve streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Quinn
New Hartford
Uta
Front Hoyer
BR. Tullet
Ghatien Frisbee
Alden
Worcester
Massachusettes
Hilda Schults
William Lynch
Iowa Central
Jobb Roben
W. Wierds
Local visitors and personal notices fill Ackley city
Mra P Potsal visited De drr Walls on Saturday. L Paelan an Omaha visitor earlier in the week. Herman Heykens home from Town City for a week vacation. Henry Hoyer of Qelwein a business visitor Saturday. Christ Schaffer Grundy Center a business visitor Wednesday. Fred Trainer visiting Grinnell students home for vacation. Miss Nettle Pommer Waterloo visiting cousin Miss Nettle Bakker. Mrs Peter Fischer Des Moines in city visiting her parents. Rev A A Haueer family departed for Ft Dodge. Mrs C B Whiteside returned from Aplington visit. Mrs V V Roosevelt in Chicago a week, expected home soon. Thomas Silver Dumont visiting at parents’ home. Tow Purcell Hampton in city Monday after Sunday at Ida Grove. Will Stanton visiting. wife along. at Mason City. Thomas Fradden with brothers at Dubuque and Charles City. W Graff to Hot Springs SD soon for relief from toil. Will Kearney returned from Mason City. to return next fall. County Superintendent Henderson Frankl attended Waterloo educational meet. John Holland from New Hartford visiting S Bloch. Mrs Bourquin and Mrs Smith from Cripple Creek Colorado visiting Mr and Mrs G F Breithaupt. Frantz photo finish praised. Snodgress store showcasing ties and summer shirts. Novice notice for Andrews Wheeler unsettled accounts due at Bank of Ackley. Beach’s clocks and jewelry advertised. Kriz & Paulur candies. Frantz studio featured photos. Two Percheron stallions offered. going out of business. address for William Sprole, Tracer, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kramer
New Harsford
Ackley
Cedar Falls
Joseph O. Hadley
New Providence
Cleveland
Ohio
Holland
Peter
Town Central Railroad
Marshalltown
P. F. Voelker
Mason City
Johnson Creamery
Illinois Central
Butt
H. Thoren
Frantz
Matt Bangaeser
A. Janssen
O. Bell
Nix
Assensor
George Spengler
Wesleystowa
Osvagla Township
Presbytersan
Oarnatian
Frank DeGeorge
County High School Athletic Association
Eldora
Stein
Dubuque
Bradstreet's
Shaw
Carbon
Iowa
K. of P. Hall
Burlington
C. J. Finn
Bridgeport
Nebraska
Jamestown
N. D
Finn
Geneva Township
Roger Clay
Pr Boehmler
Cedar Falla
Cedar
Millie
Mra
A. Marsh
Grundy Center
Marah
Sphoola
Harara
J. C. McMandia
Sentinel Ia
Ions Falla
J. B. Hembd
Mary Coatlow
Madison
S. D
Qostlow
William Richardson
Franklin
Hampton
Herman Heykens
Henry Hoyer
Qelwein
Christ Schaffer
Fred Trainer
Grinnell
Miss Nettle Pommer
Waterloo
Nettle Bakker
C. B. Whiteside
H. Patterson
Aplington
V. V. Roosevelt
Chicago
Thomas Silver
Dumont
Matt Bangasser
Tow Purcell
Ida Grove
Will Stanton
Thomas Fradden
Charles City
W. Graff
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Will Kearney
Henderson
Frankle
Alao
John Holland
New Hartford
Bloch
Mra. Bourquin
Mrs
Franklin court sessions and local entertainments noted
Franklin court remains in session as Prof. Mac the magician entertained audiences at O. O. Hall on Monday and Tuesday evenings. Knights of Pythias held another social after their regular meeting. Unclaimed letters at the post office will be sent to the dead letter office on April 28 1908. The wind of Saturday night demolished the Heindrich tile factory at Town Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Court
Mac
O. O
Knights of Pythias
Mra. Ei. Vorhes
Werious
Illneas
Ohio
Lorchina Comba Ente Loasen
Frank Condon
D. Breuning
Heindrich
Town Falls
Community notices and local business updates from Wellsburg
Me and Mrs Bllen’s daughter suffers lung fever. Koolman’s ball Friday offers charity funds raised from prior victims. Leach orchestra engaged. G B Wubbese closes Wellsburg meat market. meat supply may drop until shipments arrive. Wellsburg gains new elevator ownership as John Pjaden buys the Wellsburg grain company facility. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Chas Schrage. Frante’s photographs praised as natural. Dr KH B Purcell eyes ears nose and throat practice announcements. Fryz & Pavie advertise fine pies and cakes and breads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsburg
Ben Leebrands
Itonka
Chas. Schrage
Senta
Buffalo Center
Jake Jaspers
Barmera
John Pjaden
Wellaburg Grain Company
Tjaden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leach
Parkersburg
Rudolph Mielenz
Mitchell
E. F. Alama
Rand, McNally & Co
BB. D. Vorhes
Hostessio & Company
BE. D. Worhes
E. L. Boles
O. W. Maxwell
Mise Helgerson
A. D. Frantz
Rev. Callen
Sacred Heart Academy
Sistem
Charles Hretmar
Northwest Territory
Jacob & Junkermangas
Fritz Brothers
Butchers
A. G. Stock
Macy
Acolt
Blazemore
D. D. Dench
Summit Hill Farm
Logc
Webster City
Hardin County
Supreme Court
J. H. Scales
Otyers
Olson
State Supreme Court
Luke
Keenan
Clever Va
Mahoke
Butler
DeVries
Ilinota Central Railroad
Hardin
Presbyterian Church
Christ
Thomas Scurry
McMahon
Christie
Marion
Jaws
Grubby Center
Neptune Mining Co
Silver Grift
Colorado
George Pals
Belmond Ierald
Aston
Eggert
Mra. P. Potsal
Walls
L. Paelan
Omaha
Peter Fischer
Des Moines
A. A. Haueer
Ft. Dodge
Snodgress ' Clothing Store
Beachs
Tvo
Tor
W, N
Snodgress
Andrews Wheeler
Bank of Ackley
Kriz & Paulur
En Eagle
Prantz
William Sprole
Tracer
Lowa
Dorpke
Welleburg
Frante
B. Purcell
Frryz & Paviye
Ackley Markets
Denlere
Gratin
Greas
Ackley. Inc
Tak World Offics
William Mielens
William Mielenz
Willa Matham
Ackley Inn
Oingeleven
William J. Schulz
Wiliam
Dennis Gving
District Court of Hurdle
County
Ows
Denna Ryans
Gala Agulas
Anid
Allowanne
Prosare Nopich
Asiina
Meader
Charcest
Fitz & Paulus
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