Local Briefs From Ackley Area Readers Sunday Events And Moves
Rev Lehmaire preached in Belmond, George Lamm plans Obbo Berg business move on West Main, Mrs A D Frantz ill at home for four weeks, Longley guides Ackley and Hampton bands, teachers at Hampton Normal, J A Jones leaves for Platteville Wisconsin, Rev Kennedy to take leave of absence, Mrs M A Tanner buys suburban home, H A Miller buys stake in store, book agents active, Wolcott lectured at M S church, high milk price noted, city council on Main street obstructions, residents planning to return to old farm, Rev A L Hauser and Will Marshall tour northwest, Franz Hagelstein home from trip, Campbell Brothers at Town Falls July 22, C F Prander to build barn near Dumont, Rose Croix lodge re-shingled, Tsage E Fossler visiting Ackley, Mrs Schmidt of Waterloo visiting, Gun Club monthly shoot held, binding twine scarce, Q Wejmeyer reports 50 acres corn lost to water, Middlestedt samples oats and barley tall and abundant, Rev Brecher to Nora Springs for quarterly meeting, Rev Wilke to preach at Emanuel, Ringling circus prompts Winds Central special train, Chautauqua pamphlets promote Iowa Falls, Will Graves reports Pocahontas revival, Hardin county bridge damage after rains, Union river approach washed out, need to clean alleys to prevent disease, Mundus Kulalan buys Marschall stake in Hampton druggists, Northwestern railroad urged to cover farmer losses south of Dumont, new house bids exceed budget, building costs up 20 percent, Mrs Hoyenga returns from Tacoma after reunion with stolen daughter and gratitude to Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French and
Watkins
L. Schmalie
Teachers’ Normal Institute
Hampton
J. A. Jones
Platteville
Wisconsin
Rev. Kennedy
Tiio
M. A. Tanner
Chicago
H.a.miller
R. Henry Hardware
J. F. Carstens
Mr. Wolcott
Ackley
East Main Street
L. Cobble
W. F. Brecher
Nora Springs
Iowa
W. Wilke
Emanuel Church
Ringling Bros
Waterloo
Winds Central
Iowa Falls
Chutauqua Association
Will Graves
Pocahontas
Hardin County
Union
Neuman
Mundus Kualan
Mrs Louis Belzer Dread Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Louis Belzer Dread, 63, died at her daughter’s home after months of illness. She had moved from Ackley to Colorado and back. Funeral at Evangelical church eight miles north of Ackley is set for Thursday at 1:00 p.m. Rev Hatin to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Belzer
William Kienenberger
Colorado
Local residents and visitors share travels around region
Personal notices list Hampton visitors and travelers including L Cobble, Rev Father Sampson, Miss Kramer, Mrs Spengler, Mr and Mrs Eblers, and others. Entries mention trips to Chicago Belmond Mason City Sibley Kearney Jasper Minnesota and Red River country with family visits and relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Cobble
Hampton
Father Sampson
Chicago
Kramer Tae
Aplington
Emma Spenglers
Franklin County Institute
Hampton Globe Notices and Local Updates
Recap of residents traveling and visiting friends at Clear Lake and Ellsworth Iowa with brief returns Home duties and employment mentioned. Obituary notes East Friesland Germany born Gunther Hugo age 60 with family survivors and peaceful death. Local humor and light social anecdotes plus business notices and a warning on accounts due for August 25.
Dentist takes over Ackley practice from Dr. Jones
CG Mueller announces possession of the dental office previously run by Dr J A Jones after purchasing the fixtures. The ad promotes Mueller and a young, capable successor, mentions nearby harness maker Thielke, local tobacco products, a low-rate July excursion to St Paul and Minneapolis on the Iowa Central for Sunday July 27, and a testimonial for Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mueller
A.C. Mueller
J. A. Jones
Ackley
Hasa
Aja
Thielke
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Iowa Central
Milneapolis
Twin Cities
Indianapolis
Harriet and
Como
A. B. Curts
G. P&t
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Tpstaffa
Pelz
J. M.nix
Bredarick Limberg
Saene
Geneva Township
Worth
H. B.grant
Iuwa
Arm
Calton
Mas
BR. Krovan
Town
Lehmaire
Evangelical
Belmond
George Lamm
Obbo Berg
West Main
A. D. Frantz
Hert
Longley
Ackley Band
Hampton Band
A. L. Hauser
Will Marshall
Great Northwest
Pacific Coast
Hauser
First Evangelical Church
Franz Hagelstein
Campbell Brothers
Town Falls
Misa Alite Berg
Hastings
Nebraska
Or. Berg
C. F. Prander
Dumont
Rose Croix Lodge
Tsage E. Fossler
Leat River
Ilinois
Schmidt
Mts. Jacob
Gun Club
Q. Wejmeyer
F. Middlestedt
Northwestern Railroad
W. W. Roosevelt
Obbery
L,pelz
Louis Belzer Dread
Il Neas
Jacob Klaasen
Mr. &. Kemmerer
Grinnell
Lowa
Pfander
Miss Soltow
Sawyer
R. Bush
A. Lath
Lumber
Adan» Express Co
Ben Barger
G. A. Graves
Jack Mullane
G. Althouse
Geiseman & Murphy
H. Purcell
Mrs. Eblers
Steamboat Rock
S. D. Breuning
J. Junkermann
W. N. Loodgress
Pt. Dodge
O. Berg
Belwond
J. Lieven
J. EB. Lyon
Mason City
Ed Spengler
Y. J. Regan
J. Treanor
Aurelia
Wesley
H. van Giffen
Red River
Mike Kenefick
KR. F. Barnett
Dubuque
R. S. Blake
D. Miller
Sibley
T. Tiddens
Tiddens
G. Smiley
Jasper
Minnesota
Jobo
Rath
Howard
Kearney
No. T
Wile
Marken’s
Lou Rule
Hampton Globe
Sitzo
Gunther Hugo
East Friesland
Germany
Ger Man
Presbyterian
St. Louis Way
Moore
Bex
Heinz
Henry
J. S. Roberts
MAUE
MAUNE
Frantz’s
Hays, Havanna Tobacco
Pru
Paunus
A. Wells
Deer Park
Long Island
N. Y
Talwava
Chamberlain
Schultz&Pfander
Ckley
Roller
Goettel
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