Westfield notes and local happenings in brief
Special Correspondence from Westfield reports Mrs E L Mohr and baby returning from a month with relatives in Sioux City and Merrill. Local health news notes no new flux cases in a week and ongoing convateseins mrgery. Fire at Beaulieu home destroyed clothing. fire started by a lighted match in a child’s hands. Several residents mentioned: Mrs Frank Mills improving under nurse care, Miss Liess Coadlander Harris visiting, Carl Tower leaving for Camp Dodge after illness in the H I Tilly home, and June Lilly’s death prompting Mr Geo King and son to spend time in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield Weste-Ups
E. L. Mohr
Baby
Sioux City
Merrill
Frank Mills
Liess
Coadlander
Harris
LeMars
M. J. Spaulding
Harry Costing
S&p. Lilly
Beaulieu
Tower
June Lilly
D. F. Cassel
Hattie Johnson
M. W. Conway
M Liess
Igs Liles
M Anna Fell
Hattie Johnsoun
Sylvia Jell
Martin
L. Mohr
Ade Wo Alkire
Wort Riley
Kansas
Pronk Teager Dome
Irbuty
Westfield Red Cross Drive Seeks New Members
Mrs S H Spaulding and Mrs A A Martin visit with Teage family as Westfield plans a Red Cross drive despite a flu epidemic. Committees led by Mrs B H Van Vleck and Miss Clara Chapmit and Miss Annik Well appeal for cooperation to renew old memberships and gain new ones. Mrs S Buchter of Omaha visited Mrs T B M Thayle over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Westfield Ar
B. H. van Vteck
Clara Chapmit
Annik
S. Buchter
Omaha
M. Thayle
Local Social Notes From North Richland and Elk Point
Mrs WH Leflingwell visited Tuesday with sister Mrs Christian son in Elk Point. Charley Hoffman and wife visited Wednesday at the McConaghy home. Kurth family ill with flu but progressing. Mrs Katie Papritz visited over Sunday at brother Sprity AL. Mann and wife returned Thursday after husking corn for Geo Davis. Mr and Mrs Dan Washburn and family visited over Sunday with Anthony Fuckert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Richland
WH. Leflingwell
Mrs. Christianson
Elk Point
Charley Hoffman
McConaghy
Jas
Kurth
Katie Papritz
Sprity
AL. W. Mann
Geo. Davis
Dan Washburn
Anthony Fuckert
Milnerville Mention Highlights Local Happenings and Fires
Special correspondent reports in Milnerville area. Marie Buys visits for dental work with brother Henry. Mrs Johnson badly lacerates a hand in a washing machine injuring. Dr Brunner attends and patient recovers. Flu cases linger but improving. one death, a two year old, in a family with several ill. Purported local commerce includes a Ford bull calf sold to Charlie Briggs shipped to North Dakota. coal hauled from Westfield. residents visiting nearby towns. corn harvests affected by snow. a car rollover near Sioux City yields no injuries. Fire at the Lawrence residence devastates coal house. Mrs Lawrence writes of the blaze and loss. Sunnyside school closes briefly for holiday. plans for return after Christmas and half-week into next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Buys
Henry
Prather Place
Mr. Kellogg
Knapp
Imma Pallutz
District No. 4
Bert Cecil
Oscar Allard
Jefferson
Richard Milner
Merrill
Wesley Winthers
Sioux City
Mesdames Cramer
Wilson
Tom Waddle
Julia Johnson
Trometer
Hathaways
Highmore
S. D
Vernon Twogood
Lawrence Place
Ray Lawrence
Videaux
Montana
Lawrence
Ning
John
Aura
Cecile
Sunnyside
Hested Gross
Local notices span sales and flu closures on holidays
Members urged to submit dues while several attendees at Mark Coleman’s river sale report strong bidding. Beaulien school closes for holidays due to flu. rural delivery adjusts to dry roads. Mrs. Horton of Sioux City visits daughter Mrs. Winther as Oscar Allard Bert Cecil with two young women attend That Pal Ya Mine on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Coleman
Beaulien School
Horton
Sioux City
Winther
Oscar Allard
Bert Cecil
Charlotte Sweet
Bitse
Farmers urged to shovel roads for urgent medical aid
In a sincere appeal, Dr. W. J. Brunner and Dr. Geo Mattison request farm owners to keep country roads passable in snow. They warn blocked routes will hinder ambulance trips and air service vital to many lives, urging immediate road repairs and cooperative effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Brunner
Geo, Mattison
First Trust & Savings Bank Authorized to Transact Savings Business
State official confirms First Trust & Savings Bank Akron Iowa compliant with Iowa law, authorized to transact savings bank business. Board of directors named: Mellen Smith Miller Bar A Johnson Thorsen Swangon Montgomery. Des Moines seal date October 1918. Sheriff's sale notice follows for Plymouth County real estate lien. Property: east 28 1/2 feet of Lot 4 Block 7 Ak ron. Sale January 4 1919 at LeMars Courthouse for debt 1,580.43 and costs 70.00 with accruing costs. Deputy noted. Publication dates December 19 and 26, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
First Trust & Savings Bank
Akron
Iowa
A, Savings Bank
Towa
Mellen
Smith, Miller
A. W. Johnson
Thorsen
Swangon
Ww. L. Montgomery
Ciben
Des Moines
G. H H. Messenger
Banting
Special execution sale notice in Plymouth County Iowa
A court ordered sale dated November 19 1918 in Plymouth County Iowa lists George Doering as plaintiff and Joan J Schlueter as defendant. It describes defendant Johns interest in Lot 2 Block 9 Ak ron Town Iowa and sets January 4 1919 at 2 pm for public auction at the court house north front door LeMars Iowa to satisfy a debt of 91.27 plus 13.46 with accruing costs paid from the sale proceeds. The notice is published December 19 and 26 1918 by attorney Yeaton with Deputy J A Sickler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of
Iowa
Plymouth County
Dick Dierksen
Mary Kruger
August Kruger
R. EK. L. McCaskell
Kruger
R. E. L. McCaskell
L. R. Mye Towit
Akeron
LeMars
Plymuth
Hugh Maxwell
J. A. Stekler
A. Jl, Yeaton
State of Town
George Doering
Joan J. Schlueter
John J. Schlueter
Akron
Notice to Settle Bohlen Business Affairs Sale of Assets
Notice to settle debts of the late Hermann Bohlen with Rev. 0. A. Meske named as receiver. Call Akron Ravings Bank to settle accounts or present claims. Bohlen blacksmith shop tools and machinery offered for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hohlen
Akron Ravings Bank
Bohlen
A. Meske
Along the Food Lines: Veg Marrows Aid Jam Making Boost
The article notes households adapt to sugar abundance by using vegetable marrows to extend fruit age. It mentions carrots pumpkins and squashes aiding jam production as supply eases and housewives respond to changing pantry needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sland
The
United
Glycerine Mixture for Appendicitis Promised in Akron
Akron residents hear claims of a glycerine and buckthorn bark mix named Adler-i-ka that allegedly cleanses the bowel in one spoonful. Advertisers say it relieves sour stomach and gas, prevents appendicitis, and brings instant, pleasant relief by removing foul matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Adler
Eye trouble relief offered at local office
Readable notice offering consultation for eye itch soreness and headaches. Free examination for school children with parent or guardian consent. glasses available at moderate prices. Office at 412 Na branka street, New Orpheum building, Sioux City, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branka Street
New Orpheum
Sioux City
Iowa
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G. J. Groon Estate
Big Springs Church
Alcester
Nora
Union County
South Dakota
Marseilles
Concord
J. G. Groon
J.J. Aalfs, Auctioneer
H, Shoulberg
E. E. Mellen
Lending Insurance Co.s
First National Bank
United States
Federal Reserve Banking
Federal Reserve
Register-Tribune
Teage
S. H. Spaulding
A. A. Martin
K. Beaulieu
Milnerville
Augh Maxwell
J. A. Sickler
Yeaton
Plaintif
Bank For All the People
Akron, Iowa
Starch
Talking Machines
Singer
Henry J. Callaghan
Red Crown Ball
Adv
Enius
Luis
Canada
Wm. Manning
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