Sojourning at Hot Springs
A correspondent from Akron reports arrival in Hot Springs Arkansas after a cross country trip via Akron. He stays at Hurley House enjoys Bath House at Horse Shoe, boards at Home Cooking with Mrs Hinkle and daughter, notes fewer visitors than last winter, and socializes with fellow travelers while sightseeing Happy Hollow. He includes a photographed note and wishes readers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Hot Springs
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Hurley House
Church Street
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Happy Hollow
Arkansaw
Special Meeting of Freedom Lodge on Christmas Night
Notice to Master Masons of Freedom Lodge No 434 A F and A M a special meeting on Christmas night where two candidates will be raised to the third degree L A Douglass Secretary
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Gone to Her Reward Lydia Farnham obituary in Akron
Mrs Lydia Farnham oldest Akron resident dies after long cancer fought with patience fortitude. Born December 31 1820 in Jefferson County New York she lived in Dunkirk Wisconsin Iowa and finally Akron Iowa. Nine children survive, funeral held with Rev R L Stuart and interment in Evergreen cemetery Portland New York beside husband and infant daughter.
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Akron
Lydia Ann Farnham
Jefferson County
New York
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Dunkirk
Chautauqua County
Lydia Cross
Joel S. Farnham
Rutland County
Vermont
Lydia
Joel
Virgin Forest
Portland
Paine
Methodist Church
West
Wisconsin
Cedar Falls
Iowa
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LeRoy H
Spirit Lake
J. D
Highmore
S. D
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Harriman
Tenn
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Gunnison
Colorado
Henry
Sioux City
J. S
Sioux Falls
Long Island
N. Y
A. P. Conger
Hila J. Farnham
R. L. Stuart
M. B. Church
Farnham
Evergreen Cemetery
J.S. Farnham
LeRoy H. Farnham
Henry Farnham
Akron pair wed in Spokane after Creston bank greet
H E R Chamberlin, a Cres ton State Bank bookkeeper, returned from Spokane with a bride calling herself Mrs Chamberlin Nellie Muhs of Akron Iowa. The Rev A E House officiated the Spokane ceremony. Neighbors praised the couple and noted they will stay in Creston for a time but may move later.
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EH. R. Chamberlin
Creston State Bank
Spokane
Nellie M. Muhs
Iowa
Chamberlin
A. E. House
Marriage in German Lutheran church at city
On Wednesday December 20 at 2 p.m. Charles Rembe and Miss Anna Frerichs were married by Rev. F. Meske. The bride is daughter of George Frerichs of Grant township and groom son of Geo H. Rembe of Preston township. They will reside on the Elliott McCorkell place and keep house for her brother Henry Frerichs.
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Chas, Rembe
Anna Frerichs
F. Meske
George Frerichs
Grant Township
Geo. H. Rembe
Preston Township
Plymouth County
Elliott McCorkell
Henry Frerichs
Births Announced for Local Families in December 1911
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heisler northwest of town on Wednesday December 20 1911. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Raynor on Wednesday December 20 1911. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mer vin Maxson of this city on December 46 1911.
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Fred Heisler
Ed. Raynor
Mervin Maxson
County News And World Wide Coverage In Sioux City Tribune
The Sioux City Tribune offers county happenings and home interest news alongside world and state coverage. It includes editorial comment, a sports page, a woman's page, and family focused features with a market page for local commerce.
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