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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1902
Page
7
Ackley notes a busy slate of events and updates from September 1902. Local society hosts join Cemetery meeting. Gun Club scores high in practice. arrivals and departures include German immigrants and new teachers. a state championship ball game pits Algona against Webster City. Rev. Hauser tours a Minnesota farm. births, marriages, and plans for school, religion, and real estate appear amid weather and rail notes.
A list of local residents and visitors notes Frank Sheller on business in Vinton, Will Butt from Dows visiting relatives, Laipple of Iowa Falls calling on Ackley friends, Albert Dreyer from Aplington calling on friends, Gertie Bell of Allison visiting the Breithaupt home, William Wessels of Dumont on a business visit, George Blake from Spirit Lake visiting relatives, Kobus Tjaden and children visiting relatives in Kossuth County, Father Paul from Missouri visiting friends, Mrs. Joseph Hunt returning from Albion, D. Becker visiting H. Nicklas Name, Miss Joanna Ryan going to Milford, Miss Kate Ryan to Des Moines, Miss Jennie Gash going to Boone to teach, Mrs. P.HE. O'Reill and Catherine returning from Mason City, Mrs. Thomas Keough visiting her parents near Britton, Frank Martian and John Johnson in Northwood region with Tom Kennick from Belmond.
Visiting relatives and local residents appear in Alden Times style notes. Marjorie Scales visits Hampton relatives while a band master’s brother and Dr Guthrie of Dubuque stop by on professional visits. Regional residents such as H Van Giffen, Ton Shuckrow, Barney McOguley, and Mrs Seeley travel between Iowa locales. other items mention girlhood reunions, a California trip, and a Keach Beach clock ad. Grain heating rumors from Alden and local students plan Cedar Rapids and Cornell College attendance.
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