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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
4
A stark dramatic meditation on labor and degradation. The speaker questions who created the man bent with centuries of toil and laments a world that saps humanity and enduring hope. It asks rulers how future generations will answer this figure and the injustice surrounding him.
Mrs Goss recovering well. Mrs Rufus Gilley visits Sioux City. Akon visitors include Mesdames Mills Mobr and B Miles Spaulding. Mrs Tom Hummel ill at home south of town. Miss Lois Hemphill improving. Kath ry n Martin in Sioux City hospital worse. Miss Addie Steeey returns from Hudson. Anna Marks ill near Grayville South Dakota. Death of Miss Edna Seamands at Akron mourned. telephony days recalled. Mrs Hall visits from Oregon. skating party hosts by Mr and Mrs J Halverson. Mrs Jim Bradell at Akron tending ill mother Mrs B Nelson. Runbeck family visit Sellberg home. Mission meeting well attended. Visiting pastors from Dale sburg Sioux Falls Valley Springs Salem and Carthage attend. John Lingery injured shelling corn. left hand mangled. doctors Cilley and Koch treat.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at John Seilberg's next Thursday February 66. Mr and Mrs Lanpop and family visited with Alf Briggen over Sunday. Swedish church services are at 11 a.m. next Sunday with Sunday school at 12 30 and English service at 7 30 p m. Mr and Mrs August Anderson visited Beresford and attended their cousin Miss Hogstrom's wedding last week.
Walter Stinton visiting relatives at Wagner. Miss Celia Murray spent weekend with parents near Sioux City. Ollie King sale moved from February 4 to the 11th. Revival meetings halted due to Rev Mills illness. Charlie Brown returned from four weeks with relatives at the Plains California. Mrs John Fletcher dangerously ill with pneumonia. Dr Shepard of LeMars attending. Mrs Wo Butcher came from Akron to aid her mother. Mrs Fred Haremond of Merrill visited last week with Grebner family. John Grebner Merrill visitor Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tine Stinton left Monday for Lucas to visit Everett and family. Teo Hoffman and Susanne Wilhelms united in marriage at St Joseph's LeMara. After wedding trip they will farm three miles east of here.
A few choice Poland China boars are for sale at a farm six miles southeast of Altos HL VAN oy BrAan offers the stock.
Obituary recalls John B. Smith of Stow born in 1845 in England, emigrated to Canada then Dakota Territory. He farmed near Westfield and Plymouth. survived by wife Elizabeth, four sons and three daughters. Funeral at Akron Baptist Church with interment Riverside Cemetery. extended family attended from Elk Point and Beaverton.
A baby boy Hari Anway died January 28 1908 aged 11 months 24 days after a severe cold led to pneumonia. Rev H G Campbell of Morningside College Sioux City presided with Milder J M Baker delivering the sermon and W T Ratcliffe conducting services at the Christian Church. Interment followed at Riverside cemetery. The parents Mr and Mrs Chas Anway and the uncle Michael Higgins mourn the loss. Mrs Anway had been ill with grip but was improving.
To the friends and neighbors who lent such kindly assistance during the illness and after the death of our beloved husband and father, we extend our heartfelt thanks, also for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Joan B. Surrs and Paminy
Mr and Mrs Cas Anways express gratitude for kind acts before and after the death of their baby boy. The family thanks friends for support and comfort during their loss.
Expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown after Edna Seaman’s death. Special thanks to nurse Miss Agnes Haffke of Samaritan Hospital Sioux City for her splendid efforts. From Mg. and Mag. M. V. Seaman and family.
Miss Myrtle Ervin is sick with the grip this week. Mr and Mrs Julite Hovland shopped in Elk Point Saturday. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Jef fries Thursday. There was a large turnout at Bennett and daughters of Ai visited W S Sunday. Mrs Walter Bennett and mother Mrs Strong are visiting Akron relatives this week. Regular church services Sunday morning and evening. Julive buryen and Miss Rasmus sen of near Elk Point visited with Mr and Mrs Herb Sargdist Sunday. Elmer Jacobson transacted business in Elk Point Saturday and Akron in the afternoon.
Miss Rhodes is ill with a severe cold. Mrs O B Brown visited in Miss Gadds room Tuesday. George Dixler returns to the Grammar room after a long illness. Mrs B F Cobb and Mrs Brande of Dickens Jaws visited Miss Pollocks room Tuesday. Mrs J G Douglass and Mrs Blades of Centerville SD visited Miss Rhodes room.
Real estate rental notice listing five improved farms available for rent at rates from 82 to 2.80 dollars per acre. Contact J. Burrow for details and locations.
Market items list grain prices and farm product values including wheat and barley, corn, hay, hogs, cattle, cows, hides, hens, young stock, guinea fowl, butter, eggs and potatoes with scattered figures and quality notes for the Akron market chart.
Maxwell agency announces sale and service for Maxwell automobiles in Lyon Osceola O'Brien Sioux and western Plymouth counties Iowa. Emphasizes superior features over other makes and offers sample machine on floor and auto livery. Provides prompt service and repairs with parts and accessories including plugs jacks chains testers gloves pumps foot warmers and fluid polish. Will treat customers square.
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