Local notes from Cushing Iowa and area
Special correspondence reports on Jos Baldwin returning from a family reunion in Cushing Iowa and remarks on early week snow storms nearby. The column notes belated corn husking, travel to Sioux City for Mr Mohr Mrs W Chapman Rev Nickerson and return of John McDougall from Struble. Visits by Geo Peck to Sioux City and court business, and a Vermillion visitor Mr Seamons. Amos ill, Fullerton lumber yard manager Dave Cassel received a $1000 check from Milo Mills for farm improvements south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Baldwin
Cushing
Iowa
Struble
Thos. Warren
Geo. Peck
Sioux City
Messrs
Mohr and
McFarlan
LeMars
Buckingham
Mr. Seamons
Vermillion
Amos
Dave Cassel
Fullerton Lumber Yards
Milo Mills
Happenings in Ruble and nearby towns
Henry Klemme son of Charles F Klemme arrives in LeMars from Crete Illinois with his brother Aug and Chris They visit relatives until Tuesday then take Charles F Klemme who suffers throat cancer to Chicago for hospital care Mrs John Dierksen Sr moves from farm to LeMars on Tuesday Klemme Bros market shelled corn at Brunsville Monday Ed Smith visits Pageler home near Mammen Sunday Mrs Frank Fredericks and children visit Aug Klemme Akron Fred Klemme leaves Tuesday for a month in Crete Illinois
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Klemme
Chas. F. Klemme
C. A. Klemme
Aug
Chris. Klemme
LeMars
Crete
Illinois
Chicago
John Dierksen
Klemme
Obituary Charles I Batchelder Dies in Akron at 41
Charles I Batchelder born July 9 1869 in Belmond Iowa died in Akron November 30 1910 of pneumonia aged 41 years 4 months 21 days He came to Akron with his parents as a youth and lived here most of his life Survived by wife two children parents Isaac Batchelder three brothers and three sisters Funeral held Friday at the Baptist church Rev Killgore conducted service and burial was in Riverside cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Batchelder
Belmond
Wright County
Iowa
Akron
Register-Tribune
Isaac Batchelder
Killgore
Baptist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Chas Batchelder death
The family thanks those who helped during illness and death of our husband and brother Chas Batchelder and for the floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Batchelder
Union Creek News highlights and church notices
Regular service will be held at the Lutheran church next Sunday. Rev. Nelson will lead Swedish service at the German Lutheran church in Akron in the afternoon. Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs Alfred Ericson next Thursday afternoon. Luther League holds its annual business meeting next Thursday evening at the old church. In the Akron opera house a two act farce The Old Destrict School featured Albert Johnson Johnnie Johnson and W Fredell. Various locals and visitors noted including Mrs Lindgren of Grand Forks visiting Beresford, Miss Jennie Lind with the Hinc son sisters, Elmer Fredell returning from Minneapolis, and August Fredell resuming studies in Sioux City. The Union Creek concert and choir earned about 76 dollars for a net profit. The Nathaniel congregation celebrated its twenty fifth anniversary with help from local musicians. Siddie and Rudolph Anderson shell corn for S W Fredell and C A Hummel. Esther Olson visited Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Akron
Ladies’ Aid
Alfred Ericson
Luther League
Old Church
Albert
Johnnie Johnson
W. Fredell
Old Destrict School
Akron Opera House
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Union Creek
H. Shoulberg
Leo A. Douglass
Nathaniel
Siddie
Rudolph Anderson
S. W. Fredell
C. A. Hummel
Esther Olson
Sioux City
Corn Pyramid Dedicated At Methodist Bazaar
The Akron area bazaar features a corn pyramid built from sacks donated by local farmers to support Gospel propagation. Rev. Grant Smith will lead the 3 p m dedicatory address. Farmers contributing two sacks or equivalent receive an oyster supper ticket. bring sacks to Wade & Burnight's garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies
Akron
Grant Smith
Wade & Burnight
Local Mention of Sales and Contests in Plymouth County
Local notices include a $4.00 overcoat sale reduced to $3.19 at Wm Simeon. Contests: George Rembe challenges supervisor-elect William Simeon. hearing before a supervisors committee in LeMars on December 21. Magons elect officers Monday. Stars Friday. Akron Savings Bank touts depositor service. Portland farmers George Lias and Thomas Snyder attend Muench Angus cattle sale Hawarden. Lias buys bull and seven cows. Snyder buys a bull. Council grants pole-line extension. electric lighting expected near Christmas. Reed Street poles loaned by F F Cobb for messenger cables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon
LeMars
George Lias
Thos. Snyder
Portland
Hawarden
Lias
Snyder
Register- Tribune
Muench
Paullina
W. E. Forrest
Tyndall
F. Cobb
Reed Street
Corn husking feast honors local church ladies
The M. K. church women gathered to husk another corn load donated by J. N. Raish and his son Henry from their field west of town. After the work, they dined at Mrs. A. H. Smith’s home, following Mrs. Walter Ross’s example from last week when her husband’s field yielded corn. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Tone northeast of town on Friday, December 2, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K
J. N. Raish
Henry
A. H. Smith
J. A. Tone
Methodist Ladies Bazaar At Wade Burnight Garage
The M E Ladies Aid Society hosts a two day bazaar in the Wade and Burnight garage with booths run by Mrs. Chas Wise Mrs H W Fields Miss Farnham Miss Edith Root Mrs Geo Koch Miss J G Hays Mrs L J Conger Mrs C G Brady and others A supper Friday and Saturday dinners and a corn pyramid dedication at 3 PM Saturday highlight the event with local performances by Mrs C R Smith Clare Pollock and other residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Wade & Burnight
Chas. Wise
H. W. Fields
Pearl Seamands
Emily
Nettie Way
Esther Brady
Corn Pyramid
Fourth Number of Akron Lyceum Course Sat Ev'g
The Atlanta Georgian hails Lorenzo Walden as the star attraction at the Chautauqua on Wednesday. His mystic tricks are praised as artistic and clever with an unaffected, simple style. He is aided by Heverly, the Handcuff King, noted for sensational escapes from confinement devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Mr. Walden
Lorenzo Walden
Walden
Heverly
Civil War Veteran Samuel Easton Dies at 66 in Plymouth County
Samuel Easton died Monday morning December 5 1910 at his home after heart trouble and pneumonia. Born April 5 1844 in Rochester New York he served in the Civil War in Company A Twentieth Illinois infantry. He married Betsy Peck August 29 1884 and leaves four children Bert Nellie Elmer and Edward. Surviving siblings include a brother Fred in Dixon Nebraska and a sister in California. Funeral at the Baptist church with Rev Killgore officiating and burial in Riverside cemetery. pallbearers were fellow comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Easton
Rochester
N. Y
Twentieth
Ilinois Infantry Volunteers
Louisville
Rutland
Michigan
Betsy Peck
Hastings
Mich
Plymouth County
Broken Kettle
Sioux City
Here
Indian Creek
Akron
Bert
Nellie
Elmer
Edward
Fred
Dixon
Nebraska
California
Baptist
Killgore
John Pendleton
BE. Spittle
R. A. Broadbent
H. H. Port
W. A. Neal
Geo. Way
Riverside Cemetery
Akronich Cream Co Notice of Settlement Deadline
Notice that the Akronich Cream Company, after selling the ice business to a Sioux Falls company, requires all accounts to be settled before December 15, 1910, or they will be turned over to a collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls Co
Church and Society Notes Prayer Meeting Topic
The B Y P U Sunday evening program will discuss Christian Characteristics with references IV Corinthians 6 14 18. The meeting starts at 6 30 and all are welcome.
Akron area classified notices and market ads roundup
A compilation of trades and notices including for sale items such as Duroc Jersey boars a Brown Fur Russian Jacket and calico seed corn as well as lost items a pocketbook and tickets to a show. Also listed are requests for farm properties two and a half mile southeast of Ruble and two quarter section farms near Mellen. A public charity drive asks farmers and others to donate corn to build a pyramid for a gospel propagation event on December 10 at the Wade Burnight Garage.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Santa Claus
Waltham
South Bend
Seth Thomas
Ingersoll Trenton
Waltham Movement
Elgin
New England
China Department
Fine Line Copyright
Silver Knife
Silver Knife and Fork
Rockford
F. Beauchamp
B. F. Wintersteen
Pioneer
Westfield Items
Union Creek News
Raish
Methodist Ladies’ Bazaar
Wade & Burnight Garage
Akron Lyceum
Hitchen
Chris. Iblings
Akronich Cream Co
Opera House
Portlandville
Paul Williams
Ezekiel Simpkins
John Knudsen
Tooty Frooty
L. J. Cross
Deacon Tidd
Skale
Albert Johnson
C. R. Smith
E. L. Smith
Neil Robertson
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
Church and Society Notes
Dan
H. B. Smith
Wm. C. Fisher
W. T. Kidd
John Primm
Rhode Island
Ww. Kerr
Lucken
Ruble
Will Anderson
L. H. Martin
Kendall Hotel
Akron Panatorium
Frank Rolfe
Akron Public Schools
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