Executora Notice of Duncan Ross Estate in Plymouth Iowa
Notice is hereby given that on December 14 1808 the district court of Plymouth county Iowa appointed the undersigned executors of the last will and testament of Duncan Ross deceased late of the county All persons indebted must pay to Akron Iowa and those with claims present them to the court for allowance Dated December 17 1908 Executors of the last will and testament of Duncan Ross declared Also an ad for Edison phonograph attachments Edison Amberol and Gold Moulded Records March the drug gist sells them.
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District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
Duncan Ross
Akron
Siid Court
Bovner
March
Westfield Items Chronicle New Year Notes and Travel
Mrs A M Wheeler visits Akron and Misses Murray and McFarland return from Waterloo and Prairie Grove Iowa. Gaunt goes to Ontario. Dr Bushell attends Philadelphia convention. Ida Emigs back to Ida Grove after visit with Mrs Dunningham. Neilie Watson and Gladys Wixby attend New Year at J Mohr home. AST Wilson celebrated 57th birthday on Jan 6. Ruth Rasmo ssed with Akron guests. New Year dance at Bogenreif’s hall well attended. Pearl Gumpball returns to Morningside College. Harringtons receive Xmas gift survey from son Albert. Amos Grandin g takes first ride in new buggy. Julia and Rene Doyle host party for Percy Barrington and Bail Mohr. Odadenking and Zane Akron visitors. Julie Conway ill at home. Hugh Halley’s daughter has pneumonia. Wilkesons return from Cherokee. Brainard and Prouty guests at Hemphill Room. Helen Robinson from Sioux City visits Spaulding. Lee Waddington plans to stay another year. Rev J E Holden of Gastana Iowa closes lecture course. Attendance low due to severe weather but course deemed successful.
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Ida Emigs
Ida Grove
Mrs. Dunningham
Neilie Watson
Aind
Gladys, Wixby
Sioux City
B.C
Ruth
Akron
RE Okley
Bogenreif‘s Hall
Pearl Gumpball
Morningside College
A. Harrington
Albert
Giranding
Amos
Harrington Hye
Hymn Sung At Baptist Revivals In Stormy Weather
Special meetings at the Baptist Church draw large crowds despite cold and stormy conditions. Members urged to help with acts of encouragement and to visit the sick and aged, while daily prayers and student-time gatherings continue. Men only events planned at Button's Muck Store on Wednesday and Friday at 1:15, 06.1:15.
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Baptist Church
Svume
Button
Oyster supper and canceled service at Luth erad church
Union Creek News reports no service at the Luth ér ad church next Sunday and an oyster supper at the old church Friday evening. Tickets for an autograph quilt will be collected as the quilt is disposed of. Local residents attend the event and the choir performs along with speeches and music. A $27 check is presented to Rev. Nelson by Lawn residents. various neighbors and relatives are noted visiting or arriving, with church business plans and remodeling discussed.
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Old Church
Tme
Richland Round-ups Special Correspondence
Mr and Mrs Antoine Jacobson were Akron visitors one day last week. Miss Edith Douglas returned to take up school duties Monday after a two week visit with relatives in Sioux City. Rufus Tollefson visited grandparents and friends Saturday. IL J Richardson was a Richland visitor Monday. Mr and Mrs D Bisnebard entertained children at New Year's dinner. Mrs EX C Sweyer and Charlie Smith returned home Saturday after a week with relatives in Hurley Rey Olda of Morningside Sioux City preached at Richland M E church Sunday. services will be held again in two weeks. all are invited.
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Michael Hultaceny
Latharan Cangre Flon
Tuwa
Sioux River
Hino
Ged
Nelson Ab
W. C. Attideraoh
Akron
Sig
Fredell
Seliberg
Arthur Ericson
Hilder Johnsen
Engstrom
Beresford
August Andera
Richland
Antoine Jacobson
Edith Douglas
Sioux City
Rufus Tollefson
J. Richardson
Married at home in Sioux City in 1909
Edward Johnson of Union County and Miss Inge Rodvold of Sioux City were married at his sister’s home in Sioux City by Rev. Nerem. The bride is sister to Mrs Clas Perris. the groom owns a wine farm west of town. They will reside in Union County. Friends extend congratulations.
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Dounsox
Roproto
Sioux City
Edward Johnson
Union County
Inge Rodvold
Frank Schweiberger
Nerem
Clas. Perris
Uuion County
Sdoux City
Frank Swensen
Lena Johnson
Thanks for kindness after our loss
We express heartfelt gratitude for sympathy during our bereavement and illness. The Green family thanks all who offered support. The Tribune office prints bills and adverts promptly, aiding sales across Akron's territory.
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Dad
Mas
Wloop Green
Ernest Gamble Concert to Open Lecture Series Next Thursday
The Ernest Gamble Concert party, famed bass singer, heads a popular January program at the Lecture course. He has performed in major venues across the country, with a list of cities and engagements including Chautauqua assemblies, Temple Courses, and Carnegie Hall. The notice also expresses thanks from Rural Carrier Swift and others who contributed various provisions since July 1, 1908.
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Ernest Gamble
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Bay View
Mieh
Chautauquua Assembly
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N, Y
Assembly
Clevelaui
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Columbus,o
Arian Club
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Detroit
Mich
Evanston
Ill
Northwestarnt University
Galveston, Tex
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Y. M.A
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M. G. A. Green
Rubinstein Club
Peoria
Lesture
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Moynaré Club
Carnegie Hall
Algin Theatre
Springfield
Opera House
Syracuse
Trenton
N. J
Y.M.C. A
Wichita
Kan
Choral Club
Pavers
Swift
Mafy Pyrons
Hanis
Important Notices To rue Pusnic Board of Akron Donestie Local Building and Loan
The board of directors of the Akron Donestie Local Building and Loan association with regularing in December 1908 declares new series to commence January 2, 1909 by order of Directors, Agnes, secretary.
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Pusnic
Akron Donestie
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