Millnerville Notes From Special Correspondent
A. B. Harding of Sioux City visited Saturday. George Wilson and Mrs. J.J. Manafield plus Miss Biase Bogenrief visited Sioux City last week. Rain delayed spring work. Miss Gladys Fry celebrated her birthday with pupils. Arbor Day muted. Rev John Eagle to host church youth. seniors bought pins and prepared class play. Mrs. Maud Allen, former Millnerville resident, underwent minor operation in California. Various locals visit, farm work continues, and small town life details noted.
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Louis Beaulieu
Sioux City
Biase’ Bogenrief
Allard
Fred Briggs
Jefferson
Fred Webber
W.be. Millner
Jenes Chas
Finlay
Louis Mollette
Pat Gant
Stephen
Millnerville
Hugh Burris
Was & Business
Gladys Fry
Cecil
Che
Harry, Branton
Pee Maud Allen
Akron
Minnor
California
Cramer
LeMare
Luther League Meeting and Local Contacts in Union Creek
Union Creek special correspondence reports a Luther League gathering at Wim. Wiicaon's, a large attendance despite rain. Local residents August Anderson, Elmer Hultgren, Wm. Ericson, and families travel for cattle shipments. visits and social nights recur with neighbors including Silkebakken, Kapfer, Sellberg, and J. Fredell households.
Westfield Writeups Highlight Local Social Visits
Special correspondence notes Mrs F Martin and children of Sioux City visiting W B Martins. Irene Connolly of Sioux City spent weekend with D F Connolly. Mrs Vradenburg visited Akron friends until Wednesday. Mrs Thos Warren stayed with daughter Rose Shearer east of town. Retta Tobey returned from Madison SD. Mrs Hopkins and daughter attended Creighton law graduation in Omaha. A Saturday dance drew a large crowd with good music. Earl Mohr visited from Akron. Howard Connors of Jefferson stayed with Gus Martin. Jno Conway spent days with Jas Tracy Sr. John Lucbs of Lake Preston made a business trip. M W Conway visited Elk Point. D F Connolly made a Akron trip. Miss Agnes Walsh from Jefferson visited relatives. Mae Tracy and Julia Slattery were in town visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Creek
Luther League
Wim
Ericson
John Sellberg
John Hultgren
Misa Olga Aronson
Sioux City
Land
Gunnar Fredell
Arthur
J. Fredell
Pete Anderson
Hudson
Westfield
F. Martin
Irene Connolly
F. Connolly
Vradenburg
Akron
Thos
Warren
Rose Shearer
Retta Tobey
Madison
Hopkins
T. J. Martin
Omaha
John Hopsting
Law Department
Creighton College
Marsic
Earl Mohr
Agnes Walsh
Jefferson
I. D
Mae Tracy
Julia Slattery
Hometown Notes From Vanderhams to Reinhart Hillrich Birthday
Special correspondence reports Vanderhams at an Akron show with Henry Meinen and family. shipments of cattle and hogs to Sioux City, then Waterloo Iowa where they bought a gasoline engine and cement mixer. Ernest Gable and family visited near Hawarden. Rudolph Erkes bought a new auto last week. John Fredricks Sr. improves at Chris Braun home Akron. Frank Jeffers and Henry Buehre with daughter Clare visit LeMars and Bert Miller home. Many locals attend a Sunday dance at H Hillrich home for Reinhart Hillrich twenty first birthday. all enjoyed a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warl Gale
Minnie
Ollie
Vanderhams
Akron
Henry
Meinen
Herma
Sioux City
Waterloo
Ernest Gable
Jessd. Johnson
Hawarden
Rudolph Erkes
Hew Auto
John Fredricks
Chris. Braun
Prank “Jeffers
LeMars
Henry Buehre
Clare
Merrill
Bert Miller
H. Hillrich
Reinhart
Adaville Items Special Correspondence Weather Delays Seeding
Wet weather slows seeding as Adaville notes. Gai Gras Green and Fred Powers visited Akron. Ed Stintom and son Lester visited LeMars. Mrs Gao Brown visited Sioux City with her parents and daughter Esther. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Goodrich last week. P C E anniversary is next Sunday. Mothers Day set for May 11 with invites to all mothers. Ruth Brown begins giving music lessons to local pupils. Mort Bristow owns a new auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Fred Powers
Akron
Stintom
Lester
LeMars
Gao. Brown
Sioux City
Fred Richardson
Esther
Federal court handles saloon case from Akron and Westfield
A federal case moved from district court to federal court in Sioux City. Mrs. Bertha Herschler sues three Akron and Westfield saloonkeepers and bondsurers under the mulct law for $5,000 in damages claiming her son William Herschler was seriously injured in a 1912 automobile crash caused by a drunken driver. The suit names Rid C Hoffman Westfield, David Guillaume and Leonard L Staley Akron, and two surety companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Westfield
LeMars
Sioux City
Bertha Herschler
Iowa
Hiquor
Dellers
Walstad
Thelma at Akron Promises a Masterful Production
Thelma a road show praised by critics and managers alike arrives at Akron on Wednesday evening May 7. Manager Simeon endorses the play to local lovers of genuine pleasure, asserting it meets every requisite and stands as the best play on the road for the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Simeon
Thelma
Farmers Attention Coal Advertisement
Farmers are urged to note a good supply of fine coal suitable for feeding bogs, advertised by Akron Mill Jog Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Mill Jog Co
A Grand May Festival At Baptist Church Parlor Reopening
The Baptist church completes the Culinary department enlargement and hosts a May Festival on Tuesday evening May 6 with a menu of whimsical dishes and a program featuring festival music, performances by children, the crowning of the May Queen, and a supper to follow. The ladies thank all for past favors and invite all to attend.
Epworth League Social To Aid Education In India
Epworth League plans a Friday evening program at the M E church featuring readings and musical numbers. Four countries Japan India China and America will be highlighted during the social portion. Proceeds fund education for a joy in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. EB
Japan
India
China
America
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