Westfield News Roundup of Local Visit and Town Improvements
Special correspondence from Westfield notes Catholic ladies preparing to feed attendees at Friday’s picnic. The town welcomes visitors from Sioux City and Elk Point, mentions marriage licenses, a move to Akron, sidewalk improvements on Main Street, and local church activities. Residents traveling to Buffalo for a family reunion and a nine month school term ending nearby are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Miller
Sioux City
Duke Bogenrief
Wm. Clementson
Pearl Campbell
Charley Gosting
Akron
A. A. Wilson
T. W. Waddle
Adaville
Grover Lilly
Vona
Colo
James
Main Street
G. B. Crumrine
Hik Point
Gardena
California
Crumrine
Neil McFarlan
Wilkeson
Clinton .Chambers
Elk Point
Grace Gosting
Fannie Boden
E. C. F. Mohr
H. D. Mohr
Buffalo
N. D
Sam Hemphill
Pierson
Iowa
Hemphill
Bernice McCarty
Myrtle Ross
Hunter District
Manson
Ruble Happenings July Fourth Picnic and Events
A July 4, 1910 basket picnic at Ruble invites all to bring baskets and enjoy a day of sports. Afternoon and evening dancing planned. Competitions include a potato race with Rose Anderson Olga Ahrens Willie Kallsen and Lawrence Cooney a shoe race with Lillie Kallsen Alma Borchers Ella Kallsen Leslie Kastner and Joe Johnson and a three legged race featuring B H Toel J W Ruble S R Mab en and Henry Marbach. Additional activities noted amid many others. Mrs J C Ruble and Mrs B A Jeffers visit Henry Ruble’s home. Mr and Mrs Marbach recently welcomed Miss Maidie Johnson to their home near Ruble store and will receive callers after July 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruble
Rose Anderson
Olga Ahrens
Willie Kallsen
Lawrence Cooney
Lillie Kallsen
Alma Borchers
Ella, Kallsen
Leslie Kastner
Joe Johnson
B. H. Toel
Ruth Kirk
A. D. Lyons
Westfield
Visit Guests Near S R Maben Home
A fragmentary note records Ada Adele Athené and James Kirk making a business trip with Mrs J C Ruble visiting last week. Mr and Mrs Willow Morehead and their children were guests at S R Maben’s home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Kirke
Adele “Athené
J. 'C. Ruble
Willow.Morehead
Regular services and sermons at Union Creek church
Union Creek correspondence notes regular worship services and Sunday communion at the Lutheran church, with Rev Nelson preaching in Akron at 4 pm. It covers local visits, social gatherings, and charitable collections by the Ladies’ Aid, including a purse for Mrs Olson and a $4.75 collection for Carlson’s cancer treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Akron
St. James, Minn
Theckla
Hanson
Hannah «Sellberg
Luther League
Old Church
Allie Gassman
Omaha
Denver
John Lindberg
Wm. Ericson
Ogda
S. W. Fredell
Hilma
Bertel Shoulberg
S. Gassman
Sioux City
Alfred Ericson
Teddy
David Chilgren
August Anderson
Sioux Falls
The
Swedish Baptists
Gust. Granquist
Miss Samwell
Olof Hiison
Hultgren
Ladies’ Aid
Wiberg
Nichols Sanitarium
Rapid City
West Union Creek
Akron Fourth Celebrations and Local Notices
ADAVILLE ITEMS reports good corn weather and local goings on. Corners of Akron area see visits, travels, and small business like a machine shed rise. final summons to Akron veteran Franklin Rust details a Civil War service, birth, family, and funeral in Akron M E church with Riverside cemetery burial.
Kind Thanks From the Franklin Rust Family
A family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for deeds of kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of their husband and father, Mrs Franklin Rust and family report the gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Rust
Former Akron Man Dies at LeMars
Henry Kundert lifelong LeMars resident and Civil War veteran died at his South Madison street home. Born in Switzerland in 1834 he enlisted with the Pennsylvania 56th Infantry and was wounded at Antietam. Survived by five children with three predeceased him. wife Margaret Kundert had died earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
LeMars
eMars Globe Post
Henry Kundert
Plymouth County
South Madison Street
Mr. Kundert
Antietam
Switzerland
Ruety
Canton Glarus
America
Pennsylvania
56Th Volunteer Regiment Infantry
New Gladus
Green County
Wisconsin
Margaret Wichter
Webster City
Death of a respected county resident Kundert
The obituary notes the death of a longtime county resident Mr Kundert. Survived by a wife and mother, he was a constant companion for nearly fifty years and held in high regard by neighbors. Funeral arrangements pending upon arrival of relatives from abroad. Services conducted by Mower Post G A R with his valued membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadar
Falla
Adam
Blackfoot
Idaho
Geo. X. Hickerson
Brooklyn
New York
Henry
Mower Post
Kundert
Sunday School Socials And Church Notices
A fine session of Sunday school was enjoyed last Sunday with new faces in various classes. The Loyal Bereans hosted an ice cream social at Wm. Van Buskirk’s home. many attended and more socials are urged. Services next Lord's day will feature Shall We Know Each Other There and Immortality as sermon topics. Brother Geo Beighley and family will settle in, joining the church staff. State convention week begins. pastor and family plan to attend, with next Sunday exchanging pulpits with Bro Loren Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Neva Stinton
Sioux City
Morningside College
Annie Green
LeMars
Lve
South Dakota
Chas. Brown
Mary Brown
Edw. Bristow
Lancetta Hoffman
Ruby Gowan
Marcus
Agnes Tindall
Leeds
Ray Stinton
Bradley
Fay
R. R. Roves
Mitchell
S. D
Ed, Stinton
Geo. Brown
Fred Richardson
Will Stinton
Westfield Township
Bereans
Wm. van Buskirk
Geo. W. ‘Beighley
Point Marion
Penn
Beighley
Bro
Loren Howe
Cherokee
Howe
Ringling Brothers Circus To Parade In Sioux City Saturday
Sioux City officials expect large crowds for the Ringling Brothers Circus on Saturday June 9. The show promises 200 European artists 100 big acts and a grand forenoon parade three miles long featuring 1280 people 650 horses and many elephants with railroads offering cheap travel rates to attract visitors. Darwin the missing link giant elephant Jennie aged 214 years and other acts are highlighted in the program. The parade leaves the show grounds at 11 o clock in the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Sioux City
Ringlings
America
Schuman
Albert Schuman
Lorch
Arthur Saxon
Robledillo
Manello-Marnitz
Alexis
Dutton Company
Klarkonians
Darwin
Jennie
George Washington
United States
Wilds
India
Zoological Gardens
London
England
Ringling Brothers
Liverpool
Italy
France
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Atlwankee
McCormick and
Deering
A. Waterbury Kron
Davis & Company
Necessary Magazine
Amnar
Necessa' Magazin
the Review of Reviews
Times
Albert Shaw
Ewest
Review of Reviews Company
N. S. Moore
Independent School District of
Rosa Welch
Regiater Tribune
Union Creek ‘News
LeMars Sentinel
Board of Supervisors
Neil Robertson
H. Rohrer
Leo A. Douglass
Franklin
Rust
Franklin’ J. Rust
Albany
Illinoia
Blackhawk County
Lavina Heath
Independence
Eva
Libbie
Emma Trumbauer
St. Charles
Jane Tr
Fourth Iowa Cavalry
Mr. Rust
Union County
Sioux Valley Township
Grand Army
Methodist Episcopal Church
Akron M. HE
Chipperfield
Riverside Cemetery
McArdle
Spencer
Farwell
Trumbauer
Linton
Frank
Ponca
Nebr
Mrs. Gelder
Jessup
F. M. Rust
Church of Christ Notes
Oakland
John Deere Plow Co
Velie
Plymouth Auto Cy
AMC
Hills
American Monument Co
Toway
Register-Tribune
RRA
Weatfield
W. S. . Greigg
Marshall
G. C. Putnam
Ireton
C. H. Kluter
W.J. Bennett
Milnerville
A. P. Cramer
R. J. Westfield
Ill
S. E
Simeon
Akron Savings Bank
M. H. Jans
B. H. van de Braak
Farmingdale
P. H. Dunn
Bank of Westfield
H. EH. Mellen
John Sand
Ernest Hall
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