Ulliott Creek News Briefs From Linwarden to Big Springs
Arthur Ericson visited his aunt Mrs Harker at Linwarden the first week, ill but improving. Regular Lutheran services next Sunday. Farmers from here attended the Farmers Grain Co meeting at Akron last Tuesday. Oyster supper Friday raised 26.40 and 19.60 from a quilt won by Francia Peterson of Big Springs. Mr Kennedy’s sister Mrs Folds of Burbank ND returned home. Kennedy not improving as hoped. Trained nurse who aided for two weeks left for Sioux City. Luther League social planned at Herman Anderson’s Big Springs but cold weather halted attendance. Literary resting set for next Wednesday evening at the old church.
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Lutheran Church
Farmers’ Grain’ Co
Akron
Francia’ Peterson
Big Springs
The
Luther ‘League
Herman Anderson
Old Church
Mt Hope Happenings Special Correspondence
Clarence Waterbury returned Friday from a business trip to Davenport Iowa. Mt Hope school reopened with Miss Lizzie Herrity as teacher after a two weeks vacation. AM B Clark of the Union County Courier visited Sunday seeking subscriptions. Ray and Harry Stephenson returned from a week in Nebraska with their aunt recently married. Mrs Ghost Waterbury is at Amelia Hoffman’s bedside in Akron with pneumonia. she is reported somewhat better. W C Olson, homesteader in North Dakota, visits his parents. Willie is back home. Winter weather brings a promising ice crop as farmers store for summer use. The death of Andrew Hoyt, longtime township resident, is announced with few details. A well known young man seen transporting furniture suggests an upcoming matrimonial event.
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AM. B. Clark
Union County Courier
Ray
Harry Stephenson
Pender
Nebraska
Ghost
Andrew Hoyt
Connecticut
Adaville Items Special Correspondence Notes
Special Correspondence: School resumed Monday after a two week vacation. Melvin Kanago suffers a severe case of tonsillitis this week. L L Morehead went to LeMars Tuesday for the assessors meeting. Mrs Hamilton, previously ill, shows improvement under Mrs King’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Kanago
L.L. Morehead
LeMars
Assensors
Hamilton
Hymn and Youth Chorus Highlight Akron Church Meetings
The Baptist Church hosts a Friday night hymn performance by the Junior Class and Young People's Chorus. Mr Waltz notes children quickly learn new hymns and plans a large class photo. Special Meetings draw praise for strong sermons and a hopeful Christian living pledge. Meeting ends Friday Jan 22.
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Waltz
J. L. Ayrault
Akron
Large Northwestern Iowa barn planned near Millnerville
Sioux City nurse returns Tuesday. Kanago Bros. build a 72 by 110 foot barn, 88 feet high, for Codd on Millnerville original plans. U.S. church to be dedicated Sunday January 17 with Elders Miller and Patterson presiding. Also noted death of August Hauswald in Johnson township. funeral held Tuesday at Adaville Cemetery beside family graves.
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Kanago Bros
C. Codd
Millnerville
Towa
U.3
Geo. Miller
Carlisle
Iowa
J. H. Patterson
Fonda
August Hauswald
Johnson Township
Louis
Adaville
Richland Round-ups Tidbits From The Sioux City Visit
Albert Amondson visited Richland on Saturday while residents arrange calls on Erickson and Hovland at the mill pond Julius Hovland has moved from the Weber farm to Richland Mrs John Woods returns home after a two week visit with her mother Mrs Crill J F Weber and family of Elk Point are moving back onto their farm north of Richland Josie Jacobson returns home from Akron after a week with her sister W B Bennett and family leave for Ocoma South Dakota to visit brother T L Strong and wife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Amondson
Sioux City
Erickson
Hovland
Mill Pond
John. Woods Hay
Crill
J. F. Weber
Elk Point
Richland
Josie Jacobson
Akron
W. 8. Bennett
Ocoma, S. D
T.L. Strong
Death of Josiah Whittecar at 80 in Ohio
Josiah Whittecar died Friday January 8 1909 at his son’s home southeast of Akron Ohio aged 80 after a yearlong illness following a paralytic stroke. Born 1828 in Clark County he leaves a wife two sons and six daughters. Funeral held Sunday at his son S A Whittecar’s home with Rev J L Ayrault presiding. burial in Riverside cemetery.
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Wuirrrcar
Akron
Josiah Whittecar
Mr. Whittecar
Clark County
Ohio
J. Rush
Tiwo
5. A. Whittecar
J. L. Ayrault
the Baptist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Auction Set for Johnn Dirks Farm With Cattle Horses
Johnn B Dirks a prominent farmer five miles west and north of town plans a Thursday January 28 auction selling eighty graded cattle including eighteen top milch cows in Union county 8 D eighty head of stock horses and full farm machinery A quality sale not equaled this season Agnes Agnes auctioneers G C Eylund AH Shoulberg clerks
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Johnn B. Dirks
Union County
Agnes & Agnes
G. C. Eylund
AH. Shoulberg
Dedication Set for United Brethren Church at Adaville
The United Brethren church in Adaville nears completion and will be dedicated Sunday January 17. Presiding Elders Geo Miller of Cartiste Iowa and J H Patterson of Tama Iowa will lead services with events Saturday evening and Sunday morning and evening. Pastor G W Murs notes readers are invited to attend. Paullina Times recalls a 26 year old spell of 40 days with temperatures 10 to 20 degrees below zero, peaking at 35 below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Adaville
Geo. Miller
Cartiste
Iowa
J. H. Patterson
Paullina Times
Catholic fair a success at Akron with large receipts
The Catholic fair and bazaar at the opera house drew a large crowd last night despite cold weather. Miss Josie Agnes and Mrs. James Agnes oversaw the candy and fancy goods booths, the Akron Band provided fine music, and winners were announced in contests with many local and out of town participants. Gross receipts reached about 1550 dollars with net around 1300 dollars. Winners included Grace O Rielly in the diamond ring, Henry Kamp and others taking various prizes. The event raised funds for the church and Akron Band amid thanks to contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Josie Agnes
James Agnes
Akron
Grace O'Rielly
Henry Kamp
le Mars
Charles Martha
Elk Point
Heifer
Boyson
Rosas
B. Tritz
Hawarden
Louis Shafer
Tom Maloney
D. Flannery
Millie Perry
Westfield
J. C.wade
G. Kirstein
John Polan
Mamie Maloney
Dan Maloney
Father Bradley
Mia
Foley
Andy Boden
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Ulliott Creek News
Spedlal
Arthur ‘Ericson
Mra. Harker
Linwarden
Ubu
L. BE. Ericson
Mt. Hope
Clarence Waterbury
Davenport
Lizzie Herrity
W. C. Olson
North Dakota
Carl Olson
Willie
Joesas
ZostMhorks
Christian Service
Permissies
That City
Julius Hovland
Weber Farm
John B. Dirks
Sale
Farmers’ Grain Co.’s Meeting
Farmers’ Grain Co
M. W. A. Hall
E. Mellen
R. R. Pollock
L. E. Erickson
H. B. Smith
Farmers’Grain Dealers’ Association of Iowa
Sioux Valley
Ladena
J. C. Hoyt
T. C. Squires
Frank Wakeman
Charlotte Hoyt
EH. E. Mellen
W. W. Ross
Mr. Mellen
L. E B. Erickson
Mr. Erickson
H. B. Surry
Born & Son
Coats
Childs’ Coats
Industrial School
LMEE
Antoine Smythe
Manaaun, Oe
L. N. Orsll
Wm.simeon, Man
Grocery & Meat Dept
Register-Tribune
J. B. Shirk
Alexander Supply Company
Dearborn St
Chicago
J.N. Raish
H.R. Adams
Tequire
B. EB. Mellen
Tam
Ll R. Goodwin
Comforts
C. M. Rasmussen
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