Westfield Notes on Weather and Local Happenings
Rain did much good. town busy with visitors and repairs. Dr and Mrs Bushnell visited Sioux City. school reopened after vacation. Misses Hunter hosted by Mrs Wheeler. Rev Briggs to preach at Akron Baptist. no service at Congregational. New house getting paint. parsonage to be rebuilt after fire. millinery opening attracts locals. Several residents away or visiting, barber shop change, and a church-related gathering at F M Moffatt home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Hunter
Wheeler
Rev. Briggs
Akron Baptist Church
B.C. F.“Mohler
Blanch Helene
Sioux City
Miss Hemphill
John Pendleton
Akron
Westfield
Mind Tillie Marke
Congregational Parsonage
Chatsworth News Highlights and Local Visits
Al Hamilton shipped two cars of stock from this station last Saturday. Miss Suarey of Hawarden visited her friend Bernice Farnham over Sunday. The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Dick Bennett's home this afternoon. H. B. Palm and wife visited Akron Sunday afternoon. Reese Harris attended a stock sale in Sioux City Monday and brought home a fine animal Tuesday. The opera house nearing completion with flooring this week and a lighting plant soon installed for public use. Chas Patrick moved his farming implements toward Woonsocket S D to settle on his new home. Frank Wakeman to Orange City for the grand jury convening where Geo Hendricks was indicted for the black hand work here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Miss Suarey
Hawarden
Bernice Farnham
Ladies’ Aid Society
H. B. Palm
Akron
Reese Harris
Sioux City
Chas
Patrick
Woonsocket
Frank Wakeman
Orange City
Geo. Hendricks
Pleasant Hill Pointers Special Correspondence Highlights Local Visits
Charles Keermts visited Elk Point on Monday as a business guest. Misses Julia and Justber Siwangon are home for several weeks. Church repair work is finished and pronounced a fine job. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Carlson visited their granddaughter Mrs. Henry Numsen near Alcester. Gen. Carlson, Sever Abraham, Geo. Hamilton and Albert Hanson own Edison phonograph outfits. Ladies from the neighborhood attended the Ladies Aid meeting at Ole Christenson’s home Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Carlson
Henry Numsen
Alcester
Gen. Carlson
Sever Abraham
Geo. Hamilton
Albert Hanson
Edison
Ladies’ Aid
Ole Christenson
Regular services slated at Lutheran church next Sunday
Union Creek News notes Miss Esther Peterson from Akron visiting her sister Mrs Emil Olson and Mrs Ytternes of Beresford visiting her daughter Mrs Hilder Johnson. Visitors from Millinerville Mr and Mrs August Ericson. Albert Johnson ill but improving. Fredric Seeman from Sioux City spent vacation with Aunt Mrs H Manning and returned home. A number of youths attended church at Big Springs with Rev GC Nelson at Nathaniel no services locally. Youth Society of Quberan church orders fruit trees for parsonage grounds to beautify the place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Esther Peterson
Akron
Emil Olson
Fredric Seeman
Sioux City
H. Manning
A. F. Johnson
Amelia. Michaelson
John Sellberg
Big Springs
GC. H. Nelson
Nathaniel
Adaville Items Special Correspondence
A number of school children have pink-eye. Mrs Agnes Lindall and daughter visited LeMara. Johnson township board met at the Clerk's offices Monday to transact business. J da Morehead and Wes Port spent Sunday at Ned Herman home in Liberty Township. Mrs Will Butcher and Akron visitors at Mrs Herb Sargent's last week. Mrs Lelie Clancy and children of Leeda and Mrs Miller of Merrill visited friends here. Ollie King returned Sunday from Morrison Illinois.
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Agnes .Lindall
H. A. Johnson
LeMara
Johnson Township
J. da Morehead
Wes. Port
Ned Herman
Liberty Downship
Will Butcher
Akron
Herb. Sargent
Lelie Clancy
Miss Alice Brown Returns Home After Visit in Iowa
Miss Alice Brown came back Tuesday from a two weeks stay in Deflance and Harlan Iowa accompanied by Miss Bertha Ott of Defiance. The week’s telephone ring outs include Mrs Agnes Tindall Herb Sargent George Roberson Andrew Anderson Jack Tindall Wilbur Morehead and Hd Lias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brown
Deflance
Harlan
Iowa
Bertha Ott
Defiance
Agnes ‘Tindall
Herb. Sargent
George Robertson
Andrew Anderson
Jack Tindall
Wilbur Morehead
Hd. Lias
Indian Creek Items from Special Correspondence
Gert Renkin Sundayed at the Hellanth Schwieson home. Nick Willer shipped two cars of cattle from Ireton last week. Grain feeding nears completion as moisture from Tuesday's rain spurs growth. Mrs Beinen, ill long, remains at her daughter Mrs Louis Mather's, recovery doubtful. School district 7 with teacher Miss Muae Montagne to have a next week vacation. Henry Froome upset when his team ran away from Wm D Barinsky, entangling in trees. some cream on board churned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gert Renkin
Hellanth Schwieson
Nick Willer
Ireton
Beinen
Louis Mather
Mise Muae
Wm. Dbarinsky's
Richland Rotund-ups Regular church services Sunday
Regular church services are planned for next Sunday morning and evening. A special mousie event is announced and the community is invited to attend. Mr and Mrs Bert Wallace and daughter of Wikpoint visited relatives here Sunday. Miss Mary Pate returned home after visiting her sister Mrs Hiram Holmes. His Trehone left Monday for North Dakota to claim a piece of land. The Ladies Aid held an enjoyable meeting at Mrs Dell Sweyer's home last Thursday afternoon with a delicious meal served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Wallace
Wikpoint
North Dakota
Ladies’ Aid
Dell Sweyer
Meeting With Mrs Blanchard Planned for April Sixteen
The article notes a meeting with Mrs D Blanchard on April 16. Miss Iva Jeffries Bertha Blanchard and Mrs Clara Hoyland were seen shopping in Akron on Inet Thursday. D M Dickerson went Sunday to Lawton Iowa to visit his son Frank who is very ill with lung and liver trouble. Friends here wish him a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Blanchard
Iva Jeffries
Bertha Blanchard
Clara Hoyland
Akron
D. M. Dickerson
Lawton
Lowa
Frank
Franks
Will stand for the Season of 1908 at Morse's Livery Barn Akron
Terms to insure Hyevelt sixteeneen dollars to insure more in foal nineteen dollars payable when more in foal known for the season four dollars payable July 1908 single service cash at time of service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse’s Livery Barn
Akron
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