Local mentions and notices in Sioux City area
A crowded column records visits and movements of residents in Sioux City and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. T Montagne, Miss Lillian Pettit, Gladys Morse, Harry L Smith, Mrs W C Fisher, Milk Pearl Wisnow, Mrs W W Burrill, W P Brown, Fredrick Seemann Jr, Jos Huckert, and L G Smith promoting Columbia Gramophones. It also notes a Reed street crossing tragedy to three chickens and a political bid by Alson Bovee for sheriff with opponent James Halliday. The Akron Lecture course by Durno closes with Hermann and violin acts, with plans for a future season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klauer-Swanson Co
Harry L. Smith
Sioux City
W. C. Fisher
Battle Creek
Iowa
Milk Pearl Wisnow
Elk Point
Huckert
Old Country
L. G. Smith
Columbia Gramaphones
Edison
Litchfield
Litchfield Mfg. Co
Reed Street
Antone Henke
Alson Bovee
Union County
D.D
Bovee
Territorial
James Halliday
McCook
Durno
Akron
Opera House
Carl Hermann
Hermann
Beverly Alva J Beverly dies after general paresis at Cherokee Hospital
Alva J Beverly aged 48 years 9 months from Akron dies Monday April 6 1908 at the state hospital Cherokee Iowa from general paresis. Born June 29 1859 in Jo Daviess IL he lived in Mt Pleasant Hudson Akron Des Moines and Beresford before managing the Commercial Hotel in Akron. He married Clara Belkey in Hudson SC in 1888 and is survived by two children William and Maude, a brother Frank and John and sisters Mrs Lou Girth and Mrs Belle Humphrey. Funeral in Akron Baptist church with interment Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Hudson
Akron
Beresford
Commercial
Clara Belkey
Hudson, S. C
William
Maude
Frank
Des Moines
John
Evans Station
Lou Girth
Salem
Oregon
Belle Humphrey
Osean Park
California
Baptist Church
Beverly
W. .T. Ratcliffe
Riverside Cemetery
Alcester
Andresen
Union County
S. D
Christian Hans Andresen
Carl Bruhn
Weasselburen
Holstein
Germany
Marrriage
Anna Bartels
Christ
Sioux Valley Township
Henry
Henry Boetger
Carl Brohn
Hdl. Heyn
Madison
Henry Schutte
Carpenter
America
Clinton
Fred Meske
Akron German Lutheran Church
Resolutions of Respect for Lester Wakeman
Vesper Chapter 61 notes the death of Lester Wakeman. The resolutions praise him as an excellent citizen, noble man, loving husband and father, and express sympathy to his wife and family. A copy is to be filed, given to the family, and published in The Akron Register-Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Wakeman
Akron Register-Triaune
WL Barco Mauaie Wise Appa J
Mexepity
Firemen Elect Officers in Akron_msgs
Akron firemen elected officers for the year with Chief Chas Ferris Asst Chief M F Kuborn Secretary Clair Biddlecome and Treasurer Chas Alten The department roster includes Myron Mudgett Al Chambers L J Cross Jacob Ruble and others Approved by the council Monday evening The annual dance is set for April 22 to raise funds for incidental expenses and should be well patronized
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Firemen
Chas. Ferris
Asst
F. Kuborn
Clair Biddlecome
Chas. Alten
Myron Mudgett
al. Chambers
L. J. Cross
Jacob Ruble
James Myers
H. D. Mohr
D. H. Shaw
Earl ‘Chandler
Wm. Becker
Grant Barr
Geo. Schafer
Clair Biddlecame
Chas. Allen
M. F. Kuborn
Wm. Morse
Woodmen Choose Delegate for State Convention
A Modern Woodmen of America delegate convention at LeMars named Jus W. Pavlovic as delegate to the Des Moines state convention on May 4. Akron’s Wm. Siméon named alternate. M. A. Agnes of Akron chaired and urged an amendment to allow members reaching seventy to draw part of their policy. Delegates A. Agnes, EH. J. Bradley, J. H. Pollock, Wm. Barinsky, Wm. Simegny attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
LeMars
W. Pavlovic
Des Moines
Wm. Siméon
Akron
M. A. Agnes
Dlnven
Agnes
EH. J
Bradley
J. H. Pollock
Barinsky
Simegny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Premo
Akron Milling
L. J. Conger
Baker Building
The
National Bank
Wn, J. Brown
B. A
A. W. Peterson
Osteopathist
Ofice Free
Adams
Hilliker & Son
Alao
N. M. Hansen
A. Weidenfeller
Gariflen
Bulk
Swanson Co
T. Montagne
May
Lillian Pettit
Gladys Morse
Wm. Tremaine
R. P. Smith & Son’s Shoes
Wendt’s Corner Store
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