Westfield Items Special Corre Jence Dr. Bushnell and local visits
Westfield items list a series of brief notices: Dr W S Bushnell left for Lawn City on Monday, Mrs Chas Morehead in Akron between trains, Ned Spaulding on a business visit to Sioux City, Miss Hunter visiting Mrs A M Wheeler, Sam Martin's new residence nearing completion, Spaulding planning a westward business trip, Miss Lillie Jenkins from Akron guest of Mr and Mrs A A Wilson, Mrs Hemphill called to Elk Point for her mother’s illness, Miss Lene Stewart returning to Sioux City after a visit, Ladies Aid at Congregational church scheduled Thursday May 27, Mrs W M Cunningham and daughter Helen leaving for Audubon Lews and Spring Held Mo, Billy Baker visiting from Sioux City, vacant store room in Bogenrief's building leased to G E Copeland for bakery and restaurant, Geo Peck family returning from near Hawarden to assist son Gene with pneumonia, Thomas Haynes starting as assistant to Cashier McFarlan, Bert Baker injured moving an old building and his daughter’s finger mashed in a separator, and recent rain easing drought.
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Westfield
Corre
W. S. Bushnell
Lawn City
Chas. Morehead
Akron
Ned Spaulding
Sioux City
Miss Hunter
A. M. Wheeler
Sam Martin
Lillie Jenkins
A. A. Wilson
Hemphill
Elk Point
Lene Stewart
Fred Biblmeyer
Thomas Haynes
McFarlan
Haynes
Bert Baker
Mallory Farm
Miss Martin
Minneapolis
Chas. Martin
Richardson
Peter Blum, Jr
Adam Waldschmidt
Manning
Iowa
Akron Opera House
Harry Clark
Alcester
Hawarden
Burns
W. W. Meredith
Mias Joy
Samaritan Hospital
Richland Round-ups Special Correspondence
Mrs D Blinchard spent Friday with her mother Mrs Chamberlin Mrs Jim Jetfries and son Liloyd Were Aik Point visitors Friday Despite the rain Monday a number attended the circus in Elk Point Mrs W S Bennett and mother Mrs Strong visited Mrs Laura Fate last Thursday Wil Dickerson drove to Sioux City Sunday to see his wife in hospital there She is doing nicely W 8 Bennett and family visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Squires near Sioux City with her brother J C Strong Akron in his auto Edith Douglass accompanied them to the city for a short visit with her parents
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Jim Jetfries
Liloyd
Aik Point
Elk Point
Wil Dickerson
Sioux City
Bennett
Mrs. Squires
J. C. Strong
Akron
Edith Douglass
Union Creek Church Cancelation And Local Travels
Special correspondence reports no services at the Lutheran church next Sunday. Various residents including Mr and Mrs Manning and families toured to Sioux City. others visited relatives in Sioux City and Wolsey. A concert by the Augustana Male Quartet with Prof John Herman is set for Thursday night June 3 at the Lutheran church with refreshments to follow.
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Lutheran Church
Augustana
John Herman
Sioux City
Music program at old church featured soloists and quartets
The evening program listed at the old church included Welcome Wand'rer, solo piano pieces such as Ballade Op. 24, vocal solos Alone With Thee, and Sonambula clarinet piece. Rev A Norrbom gave remarks followed by a requiem section with vocal duets and piano solos, concluding with Until the Dawn Serenade.
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Augustana
Grely
John Herman
Hee
Bailey
O. Anderson
Wartland
Giad Sasong Fagelo
Thornton
John Herman - Pacius Ringhe
Osephaan
White G. O. Anderson
Norrbom Turniea
Morton-Parks
Sjogren
Ralf Prot
Parks
Ruble Ripples at Ruble Hall Welcome New Worker
Ben Loe of LeMars visited last week. Rose Anderson visited the Ahrens home last Sunday. Henry Raeble visited the J. C. Ruble home. J. W. Reble and James Maben visited Peter McKinnon’s. The Klemme boys arrange a Ruble hall event on Saturday June 5 inviting neighbors to meet James Maben from Miginey Pennsylvan ia who will work at the Ruble blacksmith shop soon.
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Rose Anderson
Ahrens
Henry Raeble
J. C. Ruble
J. W. Reble
James Maben
Peter McKinnon
Klemme Boys
Ruble Hall
Miginey
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Want Ads Offer Town a Simple Trade
An editorial promoting local want ads invites readers to use the column to sell, rent, exchange, or hire. It notes the ease and value of placing a wanter and wantee inquiry, urging participation for straightforward results. The piece emphasizes low cost and high satisfaction in matching buyers and sellers.
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Cnst
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LE Mars
Baldwin Pianos
Farmer Burns
P. J. Rooney
Des Moines
Gotch
West
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Congregational Church
Hugh Halley Thureday
W. M. Cunningham
Helen
Audubon
Lews
Spring Held
Billy Baker
Bert
Jacith
Bogenrief
G. E. Copeland
Myra
Geo. Peck
Gene
Richland
D. Blinchard
W.S. Bennett
Strong
Laura
Union Creek News
Lutheran Chorch
Eander Manning Naa
Chas, Hummel
West- Held
D. Olson
Johnson
Sweden
Hilder Johnson
Arthur Ericson
Esther
Hilma
Bertel
Miss Schoulberg
Martin Hendricks
Ovens
Henry Manning
Rev. A. Norrbom
Ben Loe
van LeMars
L. N. Orill
Antoine Smythe
Manaczi
WM. Simeon
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Glass and Ghinaware
China
Gingham Petticoats
Armabe
Mares de
Darling
Mrs. Beverly
Elya Cooney
George
Klauer-Swanson Co
W. W. Burrill
Wolsey
S. C
G.C. Putnam
Niles
Carpenter
Minnesota Line
Milwaukee Road
Grover Christenson
Blanche Wilson
Beresford
Fred Dierksen
Dierksen
Chino
California
Trewery & Waterbury
Overland
LeMars
del. Waterbury
Chas. Bertrand
Farmers' Co-Operative Grain & Lumber Association
Kensett
Mississippi Valley Lumberman
Register-Tribune
Union County
Caron
John Primm
Geo. W. Raish
A. H. Smith
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A. Weidenfeller
K. J. Cross
M. A
Biddlecame
W. A . Hillett
Lower Bridge
Bunday
H. B. Youngstrom
Julius Hovland
I. W. Gardner
M. Swift
G. H. Wooton
Ood
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G. H. Woaton
Thoroghbred
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Kolith
Pasagnger
Paarenger
Frogt
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Riverside Cemetery
Geo. Lakehart
L. A. Adams
Cobb
Druggist
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