Westfield Items Highlight Church Plans and Local Happenings
Special correspondence reports Rev. A. B. Gilbert to preach at Hawarden next Sunday with Rev. E. T. Briggs leading services there. Ladies Aid hosts raised 10.50 for suppers, while youths added 12.00 for evening entertainment. Dakota visitor Mrs. Chas Hanson stopped en route from Washington Springs to Sioux City. Miles Spaulding shipped six cattle cars to John Welch of Walter Bros. Cement street crossings construction paused by rain but will improve aging crossings. Various regional visits and movements noted including residents from Akron Gayville and Richland. Electric storm disrupted phone lines. J. F. Cobb to open a cerfical office in A. A. Wilson’s store. Harold Coppock from Sioux City summering with sister Mrs. Em Hummel. Frank B. Goss to Milwaukee to visit mother-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma
Pa Amos
Chas. Hanson
Welsington Springs
Sioux City
Miles Spaulding
John Welch
Walter Bros
Harold Coppock
Em. Hummel
Frank B. Goss
Milwaukee
Wis
Richland Round-ups feature visits and events
Local notes report Mr Briggs visiting Alcester friend Herb Sargent and various residents in Elk Point and Richland. Summer school plans, farm trips, church socials, a church social proceeds of 11.15, a birthday gathering for Warren King, a music class started by Mrs Eckerson, and a Y P C U ice cream and strawberry social at the O B parsonage are listed among community activities and weather impacts from recent rains.
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Warren King
O. B
Adaville Items Highlight Local Socials
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. John Fletcher last Thursday. The Adaville school closed Friday with Miss Burnett returning to Akron. Mrs. Sophia Stinton visited from Akron. Flag Day observed at the church. Mr. and Mrs. S Richardson of Sioux City visited their daughter Mrs Geo Brown. The third quarterly church meeting was led by Hitler Miller Tuesday night. Robert Mindall returns from Toledo to attend college. Adaville to celebrate the Fourth in Wilbur Morehead's grove.
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Adaville
Wilbur Morehead
Grove
Weddings in Akron Iowa Tie Rubie Coonsey and Mary Thinnes
Rubie Coonsey and Florence Cooney wed Saturday June 15 1907 at LeMars Iowa with Rev G F Whitfield presiding at the groom’s sister home They will reside in Akron with many friends sending congratulations Mary Thinnes and William Muth wed June 19 1907 at St Patrick’s Akron Rev D K Hurley officiating Bride sister Dora Thinnes and brother Austin Muth attended The couple will live in Akron and then farm reputable Akron residents
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Mels Tollefson
Black Hills
Grandma Chamberlain
Alice Fate
Hoyt
Akron
Rubie Coonsey
LeMars
Iowa
James Rubie
Florence Cooney
G. F. Whitfield
LeMars M. E. Church
Frank .O. Anderson
Mary Thinnes
William Muth
Miss Mary Thinnes
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
D. K. Hurley
Dora Thinnes
Austin Muth
Peter Thinnes
John Math
Preston Township
Farm property and livestock for sale in single ad
House of three rooms, barn and buggy shed, two lots, partly fenced, three good work horses and one driver, nine pigs and three sows, all fine Duroc Jerseys, two good milch cows, wagon, surrey, buggy, harnesses, complete set of farm machinery, all nearly new and in excellent shape. Will sell very cheap if taken this month. Part cash and balance on reasonable terms. Inquire at Register-Tribune office.
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Surrey
Register-Tribune
Notice disavowing debts of son Henry
Parent in Akron Iowa declares non responsibility for any debts incurred by son Henry after he left home. dated June 20 1007.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Heituavuti
Scuweisow
Akron
Iowa
Fourth of July Celebrations Planned in Ak ron
At a meeting of Akron citizens and business leaders the Fourth of July celebration in Ak ron was organized with a finance report showing subscriptions ample to cover expenses. Officers and committees were named for day activities, sports, music, speakers, parade decorations, and advertising. Prizes were set for floats and races, and plans include a large morning parade, music by bands, athletic events, and an automobile race with further events to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chamber
Akron
A. L. Yeaton
W. W. Burrill
Wm. Simeon
L. G. Smith
J. F. March
Ed. Lamoreaux
J. C. Wade
C. G. Brady
Leo A. Douglass
J. B. Alexander
Rev. Plummer
Neil Robertson
Dr. Wooton
Ray A. Smith
B. F. Cobb
L. J. Conger
M. A. Muhs
Farnhem
Wade
Brady
Alcester Cornet
Iowa Brass Band
LeMars
Iowa
South Dakota
Akron Celebrates National Holiday With Music And Fireworks
The era house hosts an afternoon and evening program featuring the Hawarden Symphony Orchestra and bowery dances. A band concert follows supper and a fireworks display after dark. Akron aims for a creditable celebration inviting neighbors to attend for free ball games and athletic events.
Hoison Phonographs for sale at Mrs Smiths restaurant
The listing advertises Hoison Phonographs in several sizes with any record you wish and blank records for production sold at Mrs Smiths restaurant. Call to hear the machine.
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Hoison
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L. N. Crill
Antoine Seiythe
Wx. Simizon
Mer
Grocery & Meat Dept
Natty Summer
Westfield Items
A. B. Gilbert
Hawarden
E. T. Briggs
M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mills
Mesdames Mills
Harrington
Tillie Marks
Gayville
S. D
Louis Hitzemann
John Pendleton
Zane Jenkins
Will Beverly
Earl Mohr
G. H. Cilley
Clark
Rufus Cilley
Casey
W. D. Wilkinson
Cherokee
Irene Breach
West Hotel
Dickerson
Richland
Harry Tenbulzen
J. F. Cobb
A. A. Wilson
Mr. Briggs
Alcester
Herb Sargent
Mesdames Blanchard, Sweyer and
Bennett
Elk Point
Albert Amondson
D. Blanchard
Mrs. Crotter
Lloyd
Richland Sunday
John Erickson
W. S. Bennett
Strong
Westfield
Fremont Chamberlain
Albert Simons
Woonsocket
Mr. Simons
Mary Brown
Western Union College
Andrew Anderson
Crathyrne
John Fletcher
Osborne
Ss. A. Waterbury
Lowa Building
Bth
Pierce ‘Sta
J. ©. Clark
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