Marbach and Johnson Tie Wedding in LeMars Home
Henry C. Marbach of Ruble and Miss Maidie Johnson of Akron wed after obtaining a license and being united by Rev. G. F. Whitfield at his home. Marbach runs a Ruble general store and Johnson, a popular former teacher from Akron, will reside in Ruble. The note ends with a plug for the Want Column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbach-Johnson
Henry C. Marbach
Ruble
Maidie Johnson
Akron
LeMars
G. F. Whitfield
Marbach
Westfield Notes Include Pulpit Visit and Local Happenings
Special correspondence from Westfield reports cement walk work by G B Main, a Sunday sermon by Edwin Hoffman from Elk Point, and various social notes. The town observed St John’s day, Westfield beat LeMars 6 to 8, Catholic supper netted 142 dollars, and Reverend John James spoke on Africa at the Christian Endeavor convention in Orange City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.B. Main
Main Street
W. W. Chapman
Edwin Hoffman
Elk Point
New York City
Congregational
Anna Chapman
C.F. Mohr
Buffalo County
N. Dak
August Schmohle
Westfield
LeMars
Millette
B&b. H. Spaulding
Excelsior Springs
Cecil Mallory
Sioux City
Baker
Ettie Beaulieu
W. M. Lavery
Yankton
S. C
Sioux Falls
BE. W. Ketchum
Leeds
Mass Home
John James
Westfield Congregational Church
First District Christian Endeavor Society
Orange City
C. de Bey
Africa
James
Johannesburg
Mr. James
Church of Jesus Christ
Sunday school at Lutheran church next Sunday
Sunday services will be at 11 a m with Rev Nelson away at Nathaniel. Three new members joined the Lutheran church Sunday. Miss Mabel Parsons of Des Moines visited and then joined her mother visiting her sister Mrs H Stoutenberg. Various local residents visited and attended church events and gatherings. A buyer from Kansas purchased Mr Land's farm at 110 per acre and plans to move next spring.
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Lutheran Church
Nelson
Nathaniel
Mabel Parsons
Des Moines
Ogda Fredell
H. Stoutenberg
Effie English
C. A. Hummel’s
Augusta Johnson
Sioux City
Ogda Anderson
Hannah Sellberg
A. G. Johnson
Akron
C. H. Nelson
Jack Smith
C. A. Hummel
Emil Gustafson
Christine Hanson
Mr. Land
Ruble Happenings and Local Visits Weekend
Mr and Mrs Henry Marbach visited Akron Saturday on a business trip. Citizens from the area attended the LeMars circus Monday. Mr and Mrs J W Ruble visited the Peter Strong home near Hawarden Sunday. The Strongs moved from Pennsylvania and shared memories with Mrs Ruble. B H Toel reported a good time in Le Mars Monday. An ice cream party at the Kastner home Sunday drew a jolly crowd. Mr and Mrs James Maben visited the James Kirk home Sunday. Henry Ruble and family from near Dalton were Sunday visitors at J C Ruble’s. Mrs N A Gill and son Paul visited the S R Maben home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Marbach
Akron
Ruble
LeMars
J. W. Ruble
Peter Strong
Hawarden
Akron Stuns Elk Point With Steady Pitching Rally
Elk Point opened with two runs in the first inning but Akron answered as Ervin settled in on the mound. Kelly Ryan and Eslick combined for three consecutive hits and Akron's defense tightened. Bak er delivered a sharp triple play, Goodwin walked and stole second, while Mann brought runners home as the game swung in Akron's favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Point
Akron
Warriors
Kelly
Ryan
Eslick
Ervin
Baker
Goodwin
Mann
Montagne
Pace
Lakehart
Shaft
Swift
Vermillion
Bristew
Henderson
Cook
Reynolds
LeMars
White
May
Joe Millette
Monument to Soldiers and Sailors at Riverside Cemetery
Memorial Day 1910 saw the unveiling of a 13 foot red St. Cloud granite monument at Riverside Cemetery. The shaft design features an axed pink spire above a brown polished base, with inscriptions honoring Soldiers Sailors and Marines 1861 1865. Erected by the Grand Army of the Republic Woman's Relief Corps and Citizens. cost $300. built by Rapalee Marble & Granite Works Sioux City.
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Register-Tribune
Riverside Cemetery
Memorial Day
St. Cloud
Minn
United States
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman’s Relief Corps
Jas Biddlecome Post
W.R.R. G
Jas. Biddlecome Corps
R. R. Pollock
Grand Army Post
Rapalee Marble & Granite Works
Sioux City
Elk Point and Akron Conclude Season Tilt in Tight Baseball Duel
Elk Point beat Akron 7 to 4 in a game marked by Elk Point errors and a rare triple play. Eslick and Montagne led Elk Point with key hits, while Akron defenses misfired, and Goodwin, Shaft, and Mann produced multiple dashes on base.
Local Birth Announcements and Dr Pell Visiting Vermillion
A son born to Mr and Mrs Louis A Johnson of Akron on June 30 1910 a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Max Frederickson on June 27 1910 a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Thos Rolling east of Westfield on June 29 1910 Vermillion Plain Talk notes Dr Alexander Pell ig visiting Vermillion this week and likely to return to Akron tomorrow He is associate professor of mathematics at the University of Chicago having twice been promoted since leaving Vermillion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Johnson
Akron
Max Frederickson
Thos. Rolling
Westfield
Alexander Pell
Vermillion
Chicago
Pell
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Deering
International Hay Stackers
Anderson Stackers
Dain
S. A. Waterbury
Pioneer Implement
AMCO
The
American Monument Co
Iowa
Greigg
Marshall
G.C. Putnam
W.J. Bennett
S. E
S. W
S. B
Iowa Building
Wm. Simeon
Akron Savings Bank
Neil Robertson
M H. Jans
B. H. van de Braak
Farmingdale
Bank of Westfield
E. H. Mellen
Oakland
Velie
John Deere Plow Co
Plymouth Auto Co
Lemars, Iowa
Westfield Items
Pearl Wisnow
A. M. Wheeler
Union Creek News
Soldiers’ and Sailors
L. I. Way
Haas
H. Haas
Smith
Dabb
W. Haas
Merrill
Wis
Akron Band
Grand Street
T. L. Burnight, Jr
Thos. McInerny
America
Lamoureux
Navalty 'Rars
Bowery Dance
Opera House
Sioux City Orchestra
J. Swanson
J. C. Beck
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