Local Happenings in Algona and Surrounding Areas
Local items report Mrs Geo O Call returning home, A E Worster’s brothers visiting from Kansas, Mrs Lantry back from Harrisburg, Lew Ocratmond home from Seattle after three years, Gardner Cowles back from Baltimore and Washington, and a Milwaukee road time change. Notable happenings include the Northwestern Iowa Teachers Association meeting in Mason City October 15 16 17, women’s relief corps purchasing an organ, and various travels, illnesses, farm work, and local civic events across Algona and neighboring towns. The item also notes a fatal drowning of a Rolfe child, farm accidents, and numerous community movements and visits through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Ocratmond
Seattle
Gardner Cowles
Baltimore
Washington
Wm. van Schaick
Marshalltown
A. J. Dunne
Chicago
Northwestern Iowa ‘Teachers’ Association
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Cleary
John Vaughan
Humphry
Miss Humphry
Monona
N.D
Walters
Pearson and Crandell swap towns in Iowa event
Wm Pearson the Iowa Central hostier travels to Hampton while John Crandell moves from Hampton to Al Hood. W H Hodge left for Wessington Springs last Monday chasing another deal. A Missouri editor joked about delinquent subscribers with most paying upfront, about a hundred settling up. The Brownies ended a stellar season with 105 games played and only 14 losses. J A Kennedy learned his brother was dying in Rochester Minnesota but did not go as his wife is away. The Old Cross Roads play drew good attendance though some lines blurred for the audience. The paper notes best winter shoes and advertises office rooms above Sheety Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O. Peterson
Wm. Pettibone
Jennie Pettibone
Connecticut
Mr. Pettibone
Herman Risum
Carl Wauge
Noah Williamson
Bernhart
Williamson
Hampton
W. H. Ingham
Coxsee
California
Ingham
Fred Meyer
Lotts Creek
Shenry Jentz
Jentz
Fred Pupkes
Achison County
Tie
Missouri
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A. E. Worster
Wort Scott, Kan
Lantry
Harrisburg
Milwaukee Road
Women’s Relief Corps
Tom Sherman
Bancroft
G. D. Smith
Burt
Santry
Lewis Steuhmer
Emmetsburg
Kione
Barney, Devine
Riverdale
Slade
Eagle Grove
Northwestern
Dubuque
G. V. Slade
Algona
Alfred Norman
Corwith
Langdon Grocery Store
Albert Dittsworth
Spear
Fuller
Faroily
St. Paul
Swetting
Mametsburg
Agnes Clarke
Dallas
Texas
Seneca Township
Albert Droessler
Paul Dorwelier Jr
West Bend
The
State University
Thomas Walker
Preston
Wis
Familly
J. M. Cowan
Dodge County
Minn
Uocles
John Gunter
Livermore
Rolfe
Dr. Bourne
Paulson
Salisbury
W. F. Jenkinson
A. J. Brown
Harry Dodge
Mississippi
Capt. Dodge
George Kraft
Fort Madison
Kraft Clothing
Love League
Charley Monson
Mary Weig
John H. Seeman
Anna W. Kutschura
Carl O. Edwardson
Anna Mary Johnson
Tom Henderson
Oscar Norman
Melzar Haggard
Ledyard
Oscar
Plaster St
Kremars
Hobart
B. W. Dingley
5. E. McMahon
W. H. Reed
Fred Wahleral
Woods
Bro. Ellis
Swea City
Ames
Agricultural College
Charley McCormick
A. J. Jones
Qoresco
Charley
Kossuth
J. J. Fitzpatrick
C. E
Presbyterian Church
Geo. &. Angus
Joe Elvidge
Lone Rock
Schichti
Madison
Ed Keith
Minneapolis
Coats
Cerro Gordo County
Andrew Miller
Plum Creek
Ereory Schick
Hvanston
J. VT
Lewis
Smith
Topeka
Buffalo Center Tribune
Titania-Algona
Lake Mills
Buffalo
J. M. Murrray
Dr. Devereaux
R. H. Miller
Chrischilles & Herb Sts
Calico
Chrischilles & Herbst
Amoskeag
Rendona
Oxford
Arnold
Senos
Chrischilles
Minnesota
Ef, Smith & Co
Wm. Pearson
Iowa Central
John Crandell
al Hood
W.H. Hodge
Wessington Springs
S. C
Brownies
J. A. Kennedy
Rochester
Minon
Old Cross Roads
Vetervon
Sheety Pharmacy
Haywards
J. A. Brownell Shoe Co
Boston Blouk
Iowa
Radiant Home
Art
Garland
Peerless
Garland Elmhurst
P. P. Stewart
J. W. Robinson
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