Westfield Items recount local visits and events
Special correspondence from Westfield notes Mrs M A King visiting relatives in O Neill Nebraska and Mrs W W Chapman and son leaving for Augusta New York. It records a shower for Miss Cole, a local ball game Ada ville over Millnerville 6 to 5 with notable hits, a dance, and travels of numerous residents including trips to Emerson and Sioux City. An obituary for Emma Ann Amos Harrington details birth in 1834, migration to Canada and Wisconsin, marriage to Coleman Harrington, eleven children, church affiliations, and funeral in Westfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. King
O'Neill
Neb
W. W. Chapman
Little Son
Augusta
N. Y
Jennie Lilly
Sioux City
Ruth McFarlan
A. D. Lilly
Prairie City
Miss Cole
Ginsbach
Dale Hunter
Mr. Hunter
Frank Cassill
Hudson, S. D
W. F. Bushnell
Elk Point
Hummer
Iowa City
Mohr
Alta Stinehart
O’neill
Nebraska
Dr. Brunner
H. H. Chapman
Clara Chapman
Emerson
Millinerville
Adaville
Ray Oakes
Billy Bristow
Ray Stinton
Louis Mann
Lawrence
Millnerville
Schaft
Mann
Duke Bogenrief
Bordwell
Thos
Amos
Cincinnatti
Ohio
Wm. Amis
Wessington
S. C
T. Amos
C. Harrington
S. Buchter
J. J. Martin
Burt Miller
Westfield
Akron
Line Thirteen
Doyle
Emma Ann Amos
London
England
Canada
United States
Wisconsin
Coleman Harrington
Dakota
Iowa
Harrington
Methodist Church
Congregational Church of
Westfield Congregational Church
Nickerson
Millnerville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Misses Amy, Bertha and Hattie Leonard of Correctionville return from visiting Moffatt and Dreeszen kin. Akron visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Moffatt. Several locals on the sick list. Mrs. Lee May in Sioux City. Dakota storms caused property damage to the Sam King family of Braddock, North Carolina, with a barn unroofed and a crib overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Bertha
Hattie Leonard
Correctionville
Moffatt
Dreeszen
Melvin Moffatt
Akron
A. L. Millamer
Lee May
Sioux City
Lonny Fursee
Will Brownawell
Nebraska
Monica DeRocher
Gus. Martin
Milo Mills
Phil Tracy
Westfield
Sam King
Braddock
N. C
Harry Attrill
Husted
al. Husted
Merrill
Frank DeRocher
John Lower
Millnerville
Regular church services and Sunday school in Union Creek
Union Creek special correspondence notes regular service and Sunday school next Sunday forenoon at the Lutheran church. No evening service as Mr Stolander preaches in Akron. Ladies Aid meets next Wednesday at Alfred Peterson’s near Garland. Numerous neighbors visit, move away plans and local social updates. several trips noted to Hawarden and Vermillion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Stolander
Akron
Ladies’ Aid
Alfred Peterson’s
Garland
Malm
Nathaniel
L. E. Ericson
Ciarley
Anderson
C. Isgren
L. EH. Ericson
P. Shoulberg
Chatsworth Notes Show Visits and Local Events
Mrs Geo Van Allen of Akron visited Bennett home Tuesday. Harvesting begins for winter wheat the straw short but berry good. Floyd Wells keeps busy riding a new bicycle. Bennett family visited Squires in South Dakota Thursday. Kathleen Farnham went to Sioux City Friday to visit John Clark with Joanna Gaffney and Winnie Quigley. Mrs D Nall of Sioux City visited town Wednesday. Willa Warnham of Akron visited J S's home Sunday. Mrs T L Burnight Sr of Akron visited the chaper home Wednesday. Large crowd attended Tuesday’s dance and enjoyed the evening. D K Bennett and wives L C Bennett and wife and Geo Van Allen planned to Sioux City Tuesday. Albert Hoagland and family from Minneapolis visiting Geo Wells this week. Mrs Hoagill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. van Allen
Akron
Bennett
Victor Peterson
Floyd Wells
Squires
South Dakota
Kathleen Farnham
Sioux City
John Clark
Joanna Gaffney
Winnie Quigley
D. Nall
Willa Warnham
J. S
T. L. Burnight, Sr
D. K. Bennett
L. C. Bennett
Adaville Notes Include Local Happenings and Events
Chas Brown is building a new house while Mrs. Backeberg of Salem visits with sister Mrs. Parker. A quarterly meeting runs July 1 and 2 with Elder Curtis presiding. Ak ro n visitors Gladys Morehead and Blanche Stinton. Lester Byrne opens a new blacksmith shop in Adaville. Various local movements include trips to Sioux City, a ball game win over Millnerville 6 to 5, and a wedding at Akron for Claire Pollock and Louis Koch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Backeberg
Salem
Winzel Parker
Curtis
O. R. Gaston
Rena
Gordon Hauck
LeMars
Gladys Morehead
Blanche Stinton
Akron
Adaville
Lester Byrne
H. B. Morehead
Sioux City
Herb. Sargent
Tindall
N. J. Chamberlain
L. L. Morehead
Westfield
Millnerville
Andrew Anderson
Dalton
Oren Green
Hinton
Neva Stinton
Claire Pollock
Louis Koch
J. H. Pollock
Miss Claire
Louis W. Koch
Mendelssohn
W. G. Smith
Portland Township
Aug. Koch
Mrs. Koch
Odebolt
le Mars
Ruble Happenings Celebrate Fourth of July Festivities
Ruble Hall hosts a July 4 celebration with afternoon and evening dances, foot races, three legged races, and a basket picnic in Ruble grove. Ice cream and lunch stands will entertain children and families. Grandma Lias of Akron visited Ruble, then LeMars to see Mrs. J. C. Ruble and others, with Mr. and Mrs. Willow Morehead present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruble Hall
Ruble Grove
Grandma Lias
Akron
Ruble
LeMars
J. C. Ruble
Willow Morehead
Social visitors and local family happenings
The report notes guests at the Peter McKinnon home including S. R. Maben and Charles Naginey. Henry Ruble of near Dalton and Miss Emma Ahrens are listed with recent visits. Willie Johnson of Akron, Mrs. Marbach’s brother, is staying a few days. Henry Borchers and family traveled to LeMars due to his sister’s illness and passing. B. H. Toel visited Sioux City last Friday. Ben reports a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter McKinnon
S. R. Maben
Charles Naginey
Henry Ruble
Dalton
Emma Ahrens
Willie Johnson
Akron
Marbach
Ruble
Henry Borchers
LeMars
B. H. Toel
Sioux City
Ben
For Sale Open Scribner Market Silo and Wagon
For sale a 75 ton stave silo in the care of Chas Anway Akron and a new Calmar lumber wagon offered cheap. Inquire at Iblings hardware for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Anway
Akron
Calmar
Iblings Hardware
Lamoureux
Notice for Bids for Akron School Toilets Construction
Sealed bids for constructing boys and girls toilets at the Akron Iowa School House will be received by N S Moore secretary until June 30 1911 1 30 p m in the secretary's office plans and specifications are on file The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids By order of the Akron Independent School District N S Moore 434 secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Moore
Akron
Iowa
Board of Education, Independent School District of
Moore
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Geo. Millner
Dr.Brunner
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Oleson Farm
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Union Creek News
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Mrs. Wells
Colorado
Guy Arnold
Geo. Hentrich
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John Muth, Jr
Vermillion
A. A. Wilson
Wells Home
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Osborne
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P. H. Dunn
L. J. Conger
Brunaville
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Brunsville
I. Knudson
Fountain Pen
N. J. Williams’ Corner
J. D
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First National Bank
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