Akron Notes From January Burroughs 1913 Local Roundup
Akron area items from January include visits by Lottie Hag and Miss Higby, church and charity events, a revival at Cherokee Church, a prize drawing won by Wilbur Moorehead, and notes on rail service, local business ads, and residents traveling to Sioux City and Vermillion. The paper records social visits, farming updates, and community happenings with brief mentions of local officials and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. & Moore
Sioux City
Tucsona
Slaughiter
Charlottie Hoag
Akron
Wilbur
Moorehead
Adagille
Lusky
Premumi
Waitfield & Whitfield
Bly'sears Case at Hampton Court Over Bed Bug Claim
The Bly Sears case in Hampton's court last week involved Albert H. Smith and Fred W. Sargent for the plaintiff against 1 HD Sears landlord seeking $85 rent, with Sears countering. The justice ruled $35 plus $11.90 costs to the plaintiff, noting bedbugs did not damage patronage, and the case was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ank Bly
Oxford Hotel
Hampton's Court
Sears
Oxford
Albert H. Smith
Fred. W.sargent
FW Myers
Sioux City
County Physicians Appointed. Salaries Set for 1902
The county board of supervisors selected physicians for 1902. Dr GH Maminent will be county physician at 2900 dollars including smallpox cases, with bids as high as 2650. Dr W T Berner appointed for Plymouth Stanton Hungerford Perry Liberty townships and Merrill city at 1320 dollars. Dr G W Ellis to serve Sioux Hancock townships at 1000 dollars. Dr HB Cilley Akron to oversee smallpox cases in three districts at 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Opera ‘House
Shakespeare
Scenz T
Duke Frederick
Palace
Rosalind
Celia
Souwn
Forest’ of Arden
Orland
Adam
Orlando
Sonne v
Forest of Arden
Ganymede
Alenia
Corin
Sonny vi
Duke
Lords
Sir
Rowland de Boys
W. T. Berner
Plymouth
Stanton
Hungerford
Perry
Liberty
Merrill
G. W. Ellis
Sioux
Hancock
HB. Cilley
Akron
Amallour
School Notes from Sioux City Visitors and Enrollments
Miss Charlotte Hoag and Miss Iona Slaughter of Sioux City visited today. Harry Clark and John Knudson enrolled in High School. Willie Husted joined the Grammar room. Willie Hodge was absent due to illness. Helen Burgess joined the First Primary. The First Intermediate seated Bernice Blackman and Ottie Waterbury. Shermida Smith moved to the Sixth Grade in the Second Intermediate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Ay Douglass
Charlotte
Hoag
Iona: Slaughter
Sioux City
Harry Clark
John ‘Knudson
Willie Husted
Willie Hodge
Abgent
Helen Burgess
Burnice Blackman
Ottie Waterbury
Shermida Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burgess & Smith
Burgess & Siith
Ladies
Cape
Iowa
Wakonda
Representative Fields
House’ of" Representatives
Foy- the
Jones
Beresford
Toon
Maggie Cornish
Avobie
Yisl
Geo.Raish Was
Chatsworth
Hopkins, Co
Lottie Hag
W.G. Lillibridge
Armour
Wooton’s
Higby
le Mars
D. BE. Kennedy
J. S. of
Gttrain
Hudson
Alon
Jim Bradley
B.W. Sargent
Grant Center
Town
Dnd
Ed. Stone
Martinaburg
Nebyaska
Stone
Washington State
Fara
Neil _ Robertson
Clark-Cilley
Neil Robertson
Des Moines
Alaron
W. R. Schheider
Reed Street
Arté Edgington
Louise Foster
J. D.' Logan
Vermillion
Josef Hofmann
Grand Opera - House
Hotman
Bay View Club
Akron Bay View Club
H. J. Mules
Italy
Emery Mellen
Jed
Palm
Civero
Hyland
Bly‘Sears
Touchstone
Andrey
Jacques
L' Marter
Rosalin
Orla
Mack’ Martig
ACTIV
Sorinx
Oliver
Celis
Physicians For
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