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Algona Social Roundup and Farm Movements
Mrs. Dr. Brown of Rudd visits Dr Ripke and wife. Bishop Morrison to preach. Parmers Milling Co site sheriff sale noted. Many locals move, travel, or visit. several marriages and business moves described. Central’s 247-attended Merchant of Venice event. Constable and court notes appear. Revival ends with about 100 converts. Clarkes and Duttons relocate. several sales and moves to Minnesota, Dakotas, or Texas discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Brown
Rudd
Alex Herman
Spokane
Lou Thorson
Armstrong
Algona
Miss Hodgson
Primersburg
Bishop Morrison
Episcopal Church
Central
Merchant of Venice
Sam Mayne
Swea
Law
Parmers’ Milling Company
Will Heath
Irvington
Illinois Central Road
Algont
Sioux City
Clarence A. Clarke
Belmond
Hilda Nelson
Bancroft
Thurington
Pettinger
Minnesota
Dakotas
John Longbottom
Prairie
Washington
Prairie Township
Capt. Dodge
Harry
Mississippi
Wau
Elbert
Mr Higgins
Palo Alto County
T. H. Lantry
John McDonald
P. H. Doolan
Emmetsburg
Burg
O, FH. Dutton
Dutton
Ledyard
Geo. I. Boyle
Stigs
George
John Clemmer
J. M. Moore
Lone Rock
Harry Frumbauer
C.H. Lampright
Dr. Tribon
Iowa
Wes Kennedy
H. Sudmier
K. Waltinson
East Huet
Harry Worthington
St. Louis
Carrie Fry
Otto Falkenhamer
M. J. Dunkelberger
Familly
Sceatia
Neb
Corwith
Dunkelberger
Geo. Zeigler
Cassie
Mage McMenamen
Chicago
Mary
Nannie Kain
Kremers
Presbyterian Church
Squire Raymond
S. Clarke
Peter Igi Jr
Peter Igi
LaVerne
Waterloo
O. Madson
J. L. Donahoo
Donahoo
Biswarck
N. D
Cotant
Guone
King Bros
Coxsee Hardware
Solticite
John Brown