Sunday happenings in Cresco area families
A long list of local Sunday visits and events from Cresco area households. Families including Potter, Lindhorst, Vipond, Rutledge, McDonald, Frye, and others hosted or visited relatives in West Bend Algona Traer Des Moines Minnesota Lake St Benedict Burt Mason City Bancroft Sexton Eagle Grove and Wea Bend. Threshing continues and oats yield favorable after drought. hail damage and insurance stories noted. Several minor injuries and hospital visits reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Potter
Sam Lindhorst
West Bend Park
B. H. Potter
Charlie Clark
Britt
N. Rodgera
Thornton
W. H. Brandon
Cidl Walters
Clear Lake
W. L. Martin
N. H. Bolin
Will Spurgeon
Howell
Dale
Grinnell
John Kelso
P. W. Kollasch
Bancroft
Clayton
H. Potter
Potter
EJ. Gilmore
R. I. Association
Verna Miller
Rachel Hutchison
Lillian Ely
Algona
Philips
Iowa City
Alma
Ruth Fraser
Points
Minnesota
W. EB. Olinger
Minnesota Lake
Jennings
Boone
Rob Royster
Lakes
Elmer Potter
Bella
G. W. Simmons
Josie Arndorfer
St. Benedict
Frye
Elen Potter
University Hospital
H. EB. Morgan
Quinty
Changes in parish leadership at St Benedicts parish
Rev John Baumler of Willay Iowa succeeds Rev P J Warzawa who resigned and leaves for New York City en route to Germany to visit relatives. Warzawa served nearly two years and was highly regarded for church work. parishioners presented a $350 purse in appreciation. Local building improvements and social visits noted among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baumler
Willay
Iowa
P. J. Warzawa
New York City
Germany
Father Warzawa
John ‘Huachka
Eugene Schemel
Benjamin
Algona
Schemels
Meo
Withuty Sanaeter
Hooweks
Local residents host guests and new car purchases noted
Last week Ms Barbara Bolster and Miss Katherine Ludwig of Bancroft were hosted at George Ludwig and Gregory Studer homes. Edw Arndorfer is among the latest buyers, purchasing a new Overland during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bolster
Katherine Ludwig
Bancroft
George Ludwig
Gregory Studer
Edw
Arndorfer
News From Fenton Horse Losses and Local Reports
News from Fenton notes horses overheating and dying during extreme heat with several local incidents. A farmer, H. J. Huskamp, Sr., fell seriously ill but improved after overheating concerns. Newel brothers tested a machine to thresh 2000 bushels of oats for nearby farmers, praising the yield. Walter Krause returned from Barney, North Carolina, reporting poor crops there due to heavy rains. Philip Weisbrod sold a 169 acre farm near Cylinder to John Wegener for 162 dollars per acre. Wegener now holds about 720 acres across Kossuth Palo Alto and Emmet counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Jenson
Senees Township
Herman Schmidt
Lotts Creek
H. J. Huskamp
Newel Brothers
Chas
Walter Krause
Barney
N. C
Philip Weisbrod
Vin Higley
Cylinder
John Wegener
Mr. Wegener
Kossuth
Palo Alto
Emmet County
Change of Pastors at St. Joe in Livermore Gazette
Father Ruem mele finished his pastorial duties at St. Jos this week and has been transferred to Arcadia in Carroll county a town of about a thousand inhabitants. He made the trip in an automobile motor ing being one of the enjoyments of his life for a number of years past. It will seem very odd for awhile to not see his familiar figure guiding the machine along the road between Livermore and St. Joseph. We trust his new field of labor will be fully up to his anticipations. His successor at St. Joseph is Father Storch who comes from Ruthven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore
Ruemmele
St. Jos
Arcadia
Carroll County
St. Joseph
Father Storch
Ruthven
Albert Maricle Dead in Salem Oregon
James Maricle of this place received a telegram noting the death of his son Albert Maricle at his Salem Oregon home on August 1 after a two year illness. Burial will be at Woodburn. Albert born on a Whittemore farm forty four years ago. Will Maricle, a brother, died in Minneapolis weeks ago. Survived by his aged father two brothers and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittemore
James Maricle
Albert Maricle
Salem
Oregon
Woodburn
Maricle
Will Maricle
Minneapolis
Minnesota Lands Mille Lacs County Farm for Sale
160 acres well improved and fenced with cross fencing, fine set buildings, best soil, six miles from town. Price 75 dollars per acre. Owner retiring, will sell with 600 dollars down and the balance on a long as buyer wishes at six percent. Monson Bros. 429 Plymouth Ridge Minneapolis Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mille Lacs Co
Monson Bros
Plymouth Ridg
Minneapolis
Minn
Smoke New Sportsman's Game Cigar Advertisement
Local classified notices include shop offers and rentals. Items listed: sale of a Herrick refrigerator nearly new by F W Dingley, FOR RENT a modern house at 521 E State St, phone 79, second hand car from Klamps Auto Co, piano tuning by R M Mountford phone 751, furniture for light housekeeping, another FOR RENT near Court House by E J VaneB8, WANTED a girl for general house work by Mrs M J Kenefick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. McCall
E. State Street
Court House
E. J
Harvest Prospects Promising as Farmers Forecast Prices
A local note praises excellent harvest weather and anticipated strong farm prices. The piece urges farmers to deposit grain checks at The First National Bank of Algona and use checking accounts to keep harvest funds safe and expenditures accurately recorded, touting the bank’s trusted service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Algona
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Willys-Knight
Wilson Motor Company
Algona, Iowa
Harry Earle
Trebean
Evy SasSepenet
Billy Kern
Wb Dedaebongs
Rie
Cresco
Fenton
St. Joe
The
Mankato Commercial College
Herrick Refrigerator
F. W. Dingley
Klamps Auto Co
R. M. Mountford
Mra
M. J. Kenefick
Sherwood Coaster
J. Stephenson
H.C. Adams & Co
F. H. Shackelford
E. G. Bowyer
East State Street
Carleton St. Olaf Colleges
A. Southworth
Northfield
Hatubushad
Joan P. Byson
Ancona
Des Moines
First National Bank
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