Westfield Items Special Correspondence
Miss Lizt le Luken visited Akron Monday. E HB Spaulding moves into a new home this week. D QO Mogen ief nears completion of a blacksmith shop. John Jaques moves into the lodge vacated by Ed Tripp. Alonzo Lily sick but improving. More rain Monday and Tuesday will delay farm work. Miss Blanch Whblers back from Sioux City. Catholics set out trees on church grounds. F Cramer family move near Central City Nebraska. J Foltz hosted by Mrs Foltz and children from Morning Side. The Winterstsen family and Mrs Searls visited. P F Bryant returned from two weeks near Ponca. No preaching at Congregational church recently. Sunday school at 11. Former Westfield band members rehearse. seek a leader. Ka Husted arrived from Peru. parents settled on a new farm. Mr Bing the carpenter at Dash Boge’s place. Mrs Edj from Mer Til assisted with care. Mr Cie visited between trains at Mrs Drager’s home. Mrs Cuft had been visiting a week before returning home.
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Lizt le Luken
Akron
E. HB. Spaulding
D. QO
Mogen
Ief
John Jaques
Ed. Tripp
Alonzo Lily
Miss Blanch Whblers
Sioux
City
F. Cramer
Central City
Nebraska
J. Foltz
Foltz
Morning Side
Sioux City
Frank Winterstsen
Grace
Ed. Searls
Weafield
P. F. Bryant
Ponca
Regular services and social notes from West Union Creek area
Regular services planned at the Lutheran church next Sunday. Several local families including Miss Ella Olson and numerous Ericsons hosted guests and attended gatherings. A wolf litter was tracked and ten pelts secured. A Ladies Aid meeting drew a large crowd at Hilder Johnson’s, with plans for a future meeting at Lars Ericson’s. About forty neighbors surprised Sig. Fredell at his home and hosted games and refreshments into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig. Fredell
Arthur Ericson
Morey Smith
Messie
Eylund
Ghoulberg
A. G. Johnson
A. D. Smith
John Sallberg
Ladies’ Aid
Hilder Johnson
Lars Ericson
West Union Creek
Sig
Fredell
Menta
Richland Round-ups Highlight Local Errand Text
Richland Round-ups notes a hard rain on Monday night. W S Bennett visited Elk Point last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Clementson shopped in Westfeld last Saturday. Church services held Sunday. M EB Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs Will Seward May 14. Henry Spoulda and Barney Erickson traveled to Elk Point last Friday. Spoulda plans to begin painting his house. W H Fate planted strawberries this week and has two apricot trees blossoming. Mrs Lewis Bibimeyer and Lena visited Elk Point to remove Lena’s arm splint from a four week old break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Bennett
Elk Point
Martin Clementson
Westfeld
M, Eb, Ladies’ Aid Society
Will Seward
Henry Spaulda
Barney Erickson
Spoulda
W. H. H. Fate
Adaville Notes Describe Illness and Social Visits
Mrs John Fletcher is reported quite ill again Jack Frost appeared Friday night and everything went his way The Ladies Aid society will meet with Mrs Andrew Wilaop Friday May 14 Mrs Louisa Hauswald and others were Sunday visitors in Sioux City Miss Edith Barber came from Akron to visit Mrs W D King Frank Dennoler and Miss Clara Fletcher of Morrison visited with her sister Mrs Ray Bristow Sunday Mr and Mrs F J Swanson of Akron visited at the George Robertson home Sunday and attended meeting there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Seeman
Sioux City
Henry Manning
John Fletcher
Isiek
Jack Frost
Ladies’ Aid Society
Andrew Wilaop
Louisa Hauswald
Soo
Ernvot
Edith Barber
Akron
Frank Dennoler
Clara Fletcher
Morriil
Ray Bristow
F. J. Swanson
George Robertson
We Do Not Promise Five Year Guarantees on Goods
To the Public we note competitors boast five year guarantees on buggies and farm machinery. We buy outright and stand behind our stock, offering standard brands like John Deere Janesville Racine Sattley Hayes Canton. We will meet competition on standard goods but make no long term guarantees beyond reasonable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
Janesville
Racine
Sattley
Hayes
Canton
Piano Recital by Miss Helen Robinson Pupils
Very favorable notes on the piano recital at M. B. church last Thursday evening. Only relatives and a few friends attended. The program featured performances by Ruth Brady, Carolyn Burgess, Esther Brady, Evelyn Lillis, Margaret Martin, and others, with works by Moszkowski, Heller, Kern, and Gurlitt among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Robinson
M. B
A. Blimenreich
Ruth Brady
Wilms Raver
J. Mia
Crosby Adama
Carolyn Burgess
Moritz Ms Moszkowski
Madeleine Haunt
Crosby
Ide Robertson
Cee C. Gurlitt
Cecil Bennett
Hvelyn Lillie
Esther Brady
Madeleine Hyland
Carl W. Kern
Ogda Fredell
Maxwell Briscoe Motor Co Premium Telegram Demand
The Maxwell Briscoe Motor Co reports a telegram from Fernald Auto Co Denver agent offering $50 per machine for a two carload shipment of twelve Max walla, contingent on delivery within 10 days. Benjamin Briscoe says demand is phenomenal and production up 60 percent, with night shifts at all three factories to catch up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Co
Fernald Auto Co
Denver
Benjamin Briscoe
Jast
Denyer
Executors of Lester Wakeman Estate Named
Notice to all interested that on April 26 1908 the district court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed the undersigned executors of the estate of Lester Wakeman deceased All debtors must pay and those with claims must present them legally authenticated to the court for allowance Dated April 29 1908 prune Wakeman D K Bennett executor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Plymouth County
Towa
Lester Wakeman
Seid Eatate
Nama
Prane Wageman
D. K. Bennerr
Died Near Akron After Illness From Tuberculosis
Mrs. William Carr, 22, died Tuesday morning in Akron after tuberculosis. The Carrs moved from New Mexico two weeks ago to be near her sister Mrs. Vint McConville. She was born Lily Blomdin in Union County, North Carolina area? northwest of Akron. Funeral at the Catholic church was well attended with Father D K Harley officiating. interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery. The bereaved husband, two sisters and two brothers survived.
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Akron
Thesday
William Carr
Carr
New Mexjco
Vint. McConville
Lily Blomdin
Union County
Paray
Selby
New Mexico
Basides
George Kapfer
D. K. Harley
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Burstend Tresler Wedding in LeMars Iowa May 1908
Lawrence Burstend of Stickney and Miss Julia Tresler of Akron were married at the M E parsonage LeMars by Rev G F Whitfield accompanied by her parents Mr and Mrs A J Tresler. The bride is eldest daughter of the Treslers and will reside at Stickney. Includes local births and notices of Akron laundry change and hospital visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burfeind-Tresler
LeMars
Iowa
Lawrence
Burstend
Stickney
Julia Tresler
Akron
Land Mra
A. J. Tresler
M. E. Parsonage
G. F. Whitfield
Chatsworth to Host Ruth Craven Four-Act Comedy Drama
Manager L B Crowell brings Ruth Craven company to Chatsworth for one night only on May 8 at the new Chatsworth Opera House. The four act comedy drama Her Fatal Error features Miss Craven in principal western cities with a top supporting troupe. Barry L Beck is arranging the engagement and promises a first class performance. We are also promoting cultivator sales with lower prices than competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatsworth
Chatsworth Opera House
L. BR. Crowell
Ruth Craven
Barry L. Beck
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LeMars Hospital
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P. X. O'Rielly
Jersey
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Barko
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H. L. Waterbury
Akida Savings Bank
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