Local Siftings Community Notices and Events
Local notes report Supper at Congregational church at 5 30 and a month from absence P Jones home for the week. Wages for Lotts Creek teachers rise to 38 40 and 42 dollars. Bible class meets at Andrew Peters on Tuesday. Miss Coate hosts German class at H B Butlers on Friday. Mrs F A Corey hosts small party Tuesday. Miss Ruby Smith visits from Stillwater starting Monday. Episcopal services Sunday evening. Fred Kuhn’s daughter ill and may need appendicitis operation. Dr Ripke and wife take baby to Des Moines for operation. G E B green juvenile eaters club meets with Ethel Williams. A Edwards former Durdall landlord visits from Jefferson. Mrs F F Frost visits Dunnell MN. Henry Norton hosts her. Mrs Claude X Nicoulin leaves for Emmet NE to visit parents. B F Crost proclaims only the pure in heart can know God. Chicago millinery goods preferred via Royal Express. Annie Peugnet advertises spring millinery opening next Saturday. W G Dawson spends week in Duluth. mosquitoes still present at timber land. Williams mother visits from Carroll returns home. Rev Holmes lectures By this sign we conquer at Swea City and Titonka. Evangelistic services start next Sunday at M B church with evangelist Mathi and singer. Supper served at Congregational church due to Guy Cummins address at 5 30. Yeomen plan old time stew April 3. Everyone urged to attend and bring milk. Sanctity of Life sermon at Baptist Sunday morning. evening theme Adam or the Age of Innocence. Ladies raise 50 at lecture course, more than many such courses in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
P. Jones
Lotts Creek
Andrew Peterson
Episcopal Church
Fred Kuhn
Ripke
Des Moines
Ethel Williams
Edwards
Durdall
Jefferson
F. F. Frost
Dunnell
Minnesota
Henry Norton
Claude X Nicoulin
Emmet
Nebraska
B. FF
Crost
Chicago
Royal” Express
Annie Peugnet
W.G. Dawson
Duluth
Guy
Cummins
Baptist Church
A. T. Langdon
Langdon
Milwatukee
Myra Garnell
Cleveland
Ohio
Garry
May Grapotie
San Antonio
Galbraith
Valkenbainer
J. A. Orr
A. I. Peterson
James Patterson
R. Ff. Hedrick
Dwight Hine
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
William Miller
Teveryone
John Vaughan
Michael Blumphrey
Monona
GC. C. Flinn
Sarchett
Jake
T. J. Griggs
Ilinois
Indiana
Jerusalem
Dode Fisk
Armory
J. M. Murray
Electric Light Plant
Burlington
Fairbanks—Morsesmen
Fred Miller
Rev. Maynard
H. A. Matson
Anie Peugnet
Dr. Cretzmeyer
Spray
Cora M. Dawson
Benjamin
Moving West Sale of Household Furnishings
To move west I will sell items including a 312 rocking chair for 5 dollars, willow chairs at 2 dollars, a Roman chair at 1 dollar, a coal stove with pipe for 5 dollars, a gas stove and oven for 3 dollars, a 29 dollar dressing table for 12 dollars, a chiffonier for 7 dollars, a washing machine for 3.75, iron bed for 8 dollars, wooden bed for 3 dollars, a commode for 3 dollars, plus library and dining room chairs and a sewing machine, at near listed figures. I expect to leave Saturday. call at once at the John Hohn cottage two blocks east of J B Blackford's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hohn
J. B. Blackford
Langdon guests and local notices fill town scene
Mr and Mrs A T Langdon visited the Langdon home while Mr Langdon serves for the railroad. Mrs Myra Garnell left for Cleveland with Garry guiding her to Chicago to catch a train. Mrs May Grapotie returned from San Antonio. others hosted teas, lectures, and socials. Nels Anderson improves after surgery. a missing dog search. local improvements replace interiors. community events include a lecture course, church suppers, concerts, and a pound social. Henry Whalen markets land in Texas Panhandle from Wichita.
Seasonal skating rink closes for summer in Algona
The skating rink will shut down Monday evening for the season and reopen in fall. Landlord Mr Letts will pay summer rent while idle and will not permit any other use due to the floor’s glasslike smoothness. Nearby, Odd Fellows visited Wesley Success lodge for a hearty welcome, stirring interest for a return trip. The M E church operetta directed by Prof. Schuler was a complete success with strong singing and well-performed parts. Mrs. D W Hohn and Mrs Z L Holman hosted a niece from St Paul, with harp and song enhancing the party. John Hohn revamps his south courthouse building for an insurance office and a small goods stock, opening next week. W L Kearns begins Rogers & Smith egg house management at Burt, promising top prices though not relocating his family. Sewing machine repairs will be offered monthly in Algona, with sales and repairs for Wheeler & Wilson or Singer machines. Taylor advertises year-round ice cream, candies, and a note on seven-year farm loans at five percent. A local editor praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism relief, available from E E Conner & Co. L L Adams announces succession in his father’s line of work for castrating and original work. For rent: a well-located six-room house with modern improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
M. E. Church
Prof. Schuler
D. W. Hohn
Z. L. Holman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies Home Journal
Chrischilles & Herbst
Amie Peugnet
A. Salisbury
Kearns
Burt
Rogers & Smith Egg House
Algona
Wheeler & Wilson
Singer
G. A. MiskinIs
Spencer Ia
Taylor
Hen
Joans
B. F. Croix
J. ©. Bayne
The
Herald
Addington
Indian Territory
Chamberlain
E. E. Conner & Co
G. W., Adams
L. Adams
V.S
Iowa
E. J. Gay
A. D. Clarke & Co
Kraft Clothing CO
Joe Msbach
Roger
Dingley & CO
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