Hour County News Roundup And In Brief Review
Hour County briefs summarize weekly happenings and community notes. The column highlights residents, local events, and social mentions with a compact, period-tinged tone.
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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1916
Page
4
Hour County briefs summarize weekly happenings and community notes. The column highlights residents, local events, and social mentions with a compact, period-tinged tone.
Abbott Grist notes numerous visits and social events across Lenox Ackley Iowa Falls Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Mentions include Miss Bertha Oelman helping at a home, N R Knight and Herman Kromminga's Ackley call, Macy J G Chaplin and Oscar Hoffman at the county fair, a wedding in Iowa Falls, a horse sale, and Ella Chaplin undergoing appendicitis surgery with good post op hopes.
Fred Faulkner reported a sailer threshed on Wednesday. Terry Grice visited Geneva last Wednesday evening. Dave Card spent a day on business at Allison. The Ladies Aid society enjoyed a gathering hosted by Mrs. George Wolf. Mrs. Henry Graf spent part of last week at Rolla Thompson's home northwest of Hampton. A J Cole is tiling a farm northwest of town with Lawrence Kolthoff and Jake Root working the project.
Mr Jackmann from Danville visited his niece Mrs Kaster and returned home Saturday. Mrs Mayme Fischer and baby of Ackley spent part of last week there. Mrs Kater and Mrs Quiggle remain on the sick list after illness in Warren county. Dr Evans treated her last week. Fifty eight attended Sunday school last Sunday. The church drew many people with W A Wickham and wife as recent visitors at John Fossler’s home near Ackley.
Ed Ryan and wife return from Woodstock and Lake Wilson Minnesota trip. They visited Jobo and Mike Flannery families and report good prospects for the season. Mr Ryan may move from Old Grant to Minnesota in spring. Halph Hotchkiss visits Kidora for a week at his parents. A strong wind caused minor damage. A barn is being built on Ravh farm tenanted by Mr. Hudson, with remodeling and an addition underway.
Mrs Wasley Millar returned to her Webster City home after a brief visit with relatives then traveled to Toledo for the United Brethren conference. C E Capper and wife planned to move goods to Winthrop. Walter Austin and daughter from Lancaster Wis were guests in the Martin home. Families from Waterloo attended conference. The school board hired Mrs Flora Boekemeier as an extra teacher to relieve crowded lower grades. Walter Thomas and wife of Jefferson Iowa visited at L J Austins.
Austinville residents, Harken family members, and Walter Austin were in Ackley Saturday visiting and trading. Rev Landselder preached at Wellsburg and Washington township, while families from Stillman Valley Illinois visited locals. Local grain business and bank officials were mentioned amid county affairs and a school event.
A heated football clash is set for Ackley on Saturday afternoon as the Ackley high School eleven hosts Eldora. Local supporters urged to attend to back the team, with spirited rooting hoped to boost morale and performance. The encounter caps a week of school notes detailing attendance efforts, music staffing, and classroom activities across grades.
Electric light and telephone service recover to near pre-storm level with ongoing repairs. Town council contracts McHlltgott for about three blocks of water main extension from the power house southward. Rev. Pershing will miss next Sunday. Mrs. J. G. Leitch to preach at Presbyterian pulpit. Editor Beals quips about Methodist roots. Butler County GOP looks to German-language outreach. Post Office surpluses returned to treasury under current administration. decades of losses cited. Rural carriers monitor daily mail volumes as quarter begins. Ackley paper notes improved service and cost saving. local piano sale offers credit terms.
A concise note urges choosing a Stetson to complete a sharp seasonable appearance. Emphasizes that spending time on selecting an effective hat is worthwhile and fashionable.
Hardin County marked the third district gathering as Butler’s McClure urged bombardment of the Germans with literature while Butler’s natty resented the event. Campaign plans surged. Congressman Sweet defended wartime policy and urged credit for prosperity to the war effort.
An old advertisement claims local applications cannot cure deafness and promotes constitutional remedies. It describes the eustachian tube inflammation as the cause, cites catarrh as a frequent origin, and offers a reward for any deafness case unchanged by a claimed cure. The notice directs readers to send for circulars and mentions Wall's Emily Pile for constipation.
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