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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
3
Akron readers receive a tapestry of visits and departures as residents share visitors from Chataworth and Wall Lake Iowa, travel to Milwaukee and Sioux City, and announce church socials and school events. A Luther League convention, ongoing through June 27, anchors the community’s calendar while a death in the Primm family closes a chapter in the Point.
Miss Olga Anderson leaves for Oldham relatives. G Wiberg returns from Red Wing and Minnesota stops. John Lindberg heads to Missouri with mother. Rev Nelson and wife back from Red Wing Senate meeting. Regular Lutheran services Sunday at 10:30, 4:00 sermon at Akron German Lutheran Church. Families attends Norwegian church picnic in Beresford. Adolph Wiberg goes to Hot Springs Ark for health. Henying Gaussian buys John Primm farm. Primm neighbors moving. Runbeck visit then to Turtle Lake N D. members plan move.
Seed, KR and Goodwin promote Hitzemann Bros Barbers with a bold local ad urging customers to visit next. Vague copy hints at a campaign push and new service emphasis in a small-town newspaper style.
My wife and Mrs Albert Horton welcome a baby girl. Berry picking began this week at the Dickerson berry farm. Little Miss Gotdie Sweyer visited Grandma Blanchard over Sunday. Ice cream social at M H church Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Albert Amondson visited D Blanchard family Sunday. Lt Richardson of Sioux City inspected farm interests last Thursday. Mrs D M Dickerson visiting Lawton Iowa this week returning Sunday. Miss Telesuie Wilkinson travels to Sioux City for appendicitis operation with family. Jeffries family moved to Point last Friday for new home. W S Bennett and wife visited relatives in Los Angeles and Sioux City, Akron trip completed.
J W Ruble and sister visited LeMars on Tuesday with Mrs J C Ruble and Mrs B A Jeffers visiting Akron on Wednesday. Kate Johnson visited Rose Anderson on Sunday. Lillie Jeffers, Frank Jeffers daughter, suffers a sore finger. Mia Jeffers, recently in Pennsylvania, returns home to Burke South Dakota to visit friends before returning home. Many called at the Ruble store Sunday but Marbach honeymoon prevented service.
August Klemme and wife were Akron business callers last Monday. Earl Gale assisted Alex Klemme with his shelling rig. Willie Chambers came from Akron last Wednesday to work for H. Cummings. Rev. F Meske and family of Akron visited the Grunnagle home last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. I Cummings and children spent Sunday with John Gale’s family. Mrs. Charles Harbst of Sheldon Town is visiting relatives in this vicinity. Mrs. F Hein at the home of her son Dick Luschen has been ill with asthma. Harry Peerbaum came from Hawarden to visit the Grunnagle home. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Klemme host Conrad Hattendorf of Ochey eda, Iowa. Henry Selk was kicked by a horse of the Preston Township horse association and broke his right arm. Notice to Cream Producers we are in the market for your Cream and will pay the price. When told we are out of the Cream business in Akron come in and see for yourself. Farmers' Co-Operative Creamery and Supply Company. Phone 228. Prank Williams, Agent.
Notice that Ordinance No 8 Section 34 forbids any coasting on streets or alleys in Akron. Violators may be arrested and sued. Mayor N S Moors issues the notice dated May 31, 1909. Also an advertisement note about baled hay for sale and hedges. Want column ad suggests profitable investment: Try it.
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