Neighborhood News from Wellsville and Vicinity
Arsenaled News Notes and Opinion recounts local happenings in German Townsup. Lerry Lindemann builds a 24 by 40 granary and corn crib at $400, a straw stack fire is averted by neighbors, Rev. Dekker declines the Parkersburg pastorate, and Dr Chinn keeps busy as road work and construction continue. Residents migrate, marry in Chicago, and celebrate graduations while oiling the community’s social and civic life. Memorial day, schools, and church events anchor a summer of work, travel, and local observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerry Lindemann
John ‘van Loh
Bebke Riebkes
Jobett Johnson
Kuhn
Parkersburg
Dekker
George Abbas
Jacob Roscamp
John Dekker
Local notes and events from Geneva and nearby towns
Saturday game dull despite fatigue. Fred Paul of Fessenden, North Dakota, visiting ARKHOTT. Elevator deal troubles. Eddohta’s new house praised. Trade at the hotel steady under Wm. Humphreys. New preacher makes favorable impression. Creamery to stay open amid speculation. Daily fishing parties. drownings hoped avoided. Christ Walter and Noah Young busy in Ackley. Wedding anticipated as a social highlight. Geneva schools closed for three months. Old Maids' convention set for June 6. Rev. Norton returns from Chicago conference. ban on dancing debated. Clarence Cole buys seventy cattle in Chicago. Miss Ellen Hoke from Nova Scotia hosts local talks. Relatives of a deceased Canfield mourned. interment last Monday. Memorial Day observed. Patents and locals noted. town planters pace northward. Auction town lots at Viks, Stout, Hicanor, and Kelsey set for June 6–8. Ice cream sale by Epworth Leaguers. Eva Schuler’s leg amputated after ankle injury. Warner’s cough syrup advertised by Pander & Havkrott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Norton
Chicago
Clarence Cole
Ellen Hoke
Haymond
Nova Scotia
Hall
Arlington
Charles Canfield
C. Canfield
Eva Royer
Ella Hall
Hattie Jones
Wesley
Oid Society
Page
Carden
Wew
London
Erack
Anna Bangasser
Ackley
Viks
Stout
Hicanor
Kelsey
W. Freeman
Buongute
Great Western
Epworth Leaguers
Eva Schuler
Dubuque
Miss Schuler
Inde pend ence Knights Templar and town notes mix in briefs
From surrounding points a Norhtern Iowa round of small items includes Independence Knights Templar visitors from Waterloo and Cedar Falls, Cedar Falls restaurant rules, Eldora field meet results, Julius Lippy fined 32 dollars after leaving town with instruments, Rathbone Sisters meeting, Mackellar to start a Wellsburg creamery, and multiple county updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Knights
Templar
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Eldora
Julius Lippy
Center Point
Rathbone Sisters
Hardin County
Iowa Falls
J.G. Mackellar
Wellsburg
G. C. Jameson
Dows
Clarion
Lincoln Township
Mason City
Cooper
Des Moines
Lowa College
Grinnell
Hamilton County
Webster City
Dubuque
Hampton
Butler Woodmen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gourt
Primus
Dr. Chinn
John Traden
Grand Jury
Mies Neessen
Old Country
Abe Liebsohn
Miss Bloom
Burlington
Cleves
Steamboat Rock
Aplington
Nellie Barber
Alice Hemenway
Hattie Dreyer
Arend Dreyer
Wayne Whaley
Jain Arends
Edythe Hall
Jennie Reiate
Harm Dreyer
John Skee
Carrie Roos
Myrtle Clarke
Jennie Bisbee
Eugene
Ed McMahon
Misa
Omaha
Henry Appledorn
Illinois
Alberts
Minnie Fink
Togkdale
Ackley Boys
Fred Paul
Fessenden
North Dakota
Arkhott
Eddohta
Wm. Humphreys
Robertson
Christ Walter
Noah Young
Paulkner
John Hanig
A. Frerichs
Peters Brothers
Fritz
Seiler
Peter Newberger
Ladies Aid Society
Somont
M. Green
Spirit Lake
Frank Watson
Warner
Pander & Havkrott
Srgy
Mpero
H. Heetland
Grant Township
Sloper
Plander& Hackrote
Andrew Rath
Oe Trust
Manhattan
Pitts
Walwork
Balem
Ayer
Lowell
Masa
Courag
HM. Andrews & Co
J. J. Cease Goods
West Main ST
Carstens
Sailor Hats
Acklay
Genevieve Morris
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