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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1907
Page
7
Ackley city items include Henry Van Giffen moving to Des Moines and J M Nix family planning to move to Waverly. Local tradesmen visit, new barn planned, and R B Grant to carry rural route mail. Notables: Dr Ball and Rev Orr speak, women’s aid meeting, unclaimed letter, and midweek social events amid a busy farm and town scene.
Jobo Reif attended Austinville Mon Chris Ralsch visited Down Thursday F A Rule was a Hampton visitor. Sawyer was a business visitor at Waterloo Saturday. Trainer wage a business visitor at Eldora yesterday. Mrs Nell Mahoney of Iowa Falls visited friends in the city yesterday. Fred Fischer living south of Cleves was a business visitor in the city yesterday. Simon Snitter east of Wella burg was a business visitor yesterday. Arthur and Burt Bush returned to their home after visiting their parents. Mrs Jerry Gay of LaPorte Iowa visited the Roosevalt home. F W Williamson of Steamboat Rock was in the city yesterday after being at Waterloo. Mrs J W Crogby left Saturday for a visit with relatives at Marshalltown and Zearing. Mr and Mrs Lauterbach from western Iowa arrived Saturday to visit relatives. Mrs Steele, who visited at the home of her daughter Mrs J L Potter, departed last evening for Albia Iowa.
Ray W B Sanronp of the Water loo Presbyterian church preached both morning and evening in this city. Dave Redick, Waterloo horse buyer, attended and purchased several good horses at about 8200 each. Windsor Lopar of Hamptone Knights marked 26 years of their order with a banquet and reception on October 20. Omarley Blake returned from a long visit to Hogland with notable experiences and expressed mixed feelings about leaving Britain and friends.
A local shop advertises watch service offering cleaning or main-spring repair at half price. Customer savings emphasized with a 75 cent?Cuank Beach location appears in the method name.
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