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Algona Republican

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1897

Page

4

Round Table Meeting Delights Burt Teachers and Pupils

Upward of 100 teachers pupils and spectators gathered for a Burt Round Table session on Saturday afternoon with a 1:45 program. Supt Reed led morning exercises and the Burt teachers presented a full program featuring songs recitations and a paper on education. The event closed with patriotic singing and a notable performance by Opie Watkins. A committee drafted resolutions showing sympathy for the Cuban struggle and expulsion of Spanish oppression.

Burt Round Table Reed Teachers of America S. McChesney W. H. Wodgson Carrie Goodwin Miss Crow Oscar Foster Dick Nicholson Willy Stewart Bertha Purdy Smith Currie Goodwin Cora Graham Bertha Kerr Mildred Cork Frank Nicholson Opie Watkins Laura Essex Crowell van Erdwyck John Martin Pierca Stoner Miss Goodwin America

Union Men Favor Free Coal for Schoolhouse Meetings

Union district notes an $600 tax vote to build a four-corners schoolhouse, allows church coal use by majority, reports revival meetings at Herman schoolhouse with a new organ, and highlights closing exercises in district No. 6 with Stella Haines as teacher. Also mentions Swed ish Baptist missionary work, a small court case in Seneca township, and a Center school entertainment with Miss Reed and Chas Taylor.

Union Herman School House Rov Southwell Fider Vetter Bond District No. 6 Stella Haines Messrs. Jolson Haines Pearl Julian Hulda Crouse Leslie Walker Clara Loche Albert Walker Miss LaPlant Mr. Salisbury Algona Estelis Nichols Clayton County Olson Rav. Tredeland C.R. Salisbury Chas. Taylor Fish and Ormiston Swea Township

John Deere plow goods advertised at The Wigwam

A lively listing notes a full line of John Deere plow goods at The Wigwam. Social plans announce a sociable at the home of Mr and Mrs Lewis Larson on Friday evening March 19. Other items report local visits, school closings, house readiness, illness, a cow loss, chicken pox, and family relocations in Portland.

John Deere Lewis Larson A. B. Giddings Iay Portland Prof. Connor Fox District Mr. Callies Fred Ringsdorf Mr. Wisher Wisconsin J. P. Stow Mr. Farley L. C. Smith

Prices on Disc Har rows are especially low at The Wigwam

Eagle Lake March 15 report from Eagle Lake township notes spring is coming. Entertainment at the Eagle Lake school house drew a crowded audience past midnight. Performances by Miss Butts and Mr. Robinson and a vocal trio by May Zelma Johnson and Mamie Anderson were praised. Burt Lurmbaugh visits. Miss Caroline Wesley ends her Bancroft district school. Mrs. C. A. Erickson ill. Eagle Lake school closed Thursday due to sickness.

Eagle Lake Baci Lake Miss Butts Robinson May Zelma Johnson Mamie Anderson Taylors Henry Brown Salisbury Burt Lurmbaugh Burt Caroline Wesley Bancroft Dundas C. A. Erickson

Seeders Harrows and Cultivators at The Wigwam

Buffalo Township notes show Burraro Towser arriving March 1st and changes on several farms including Dane and Jones. Rev Walker preached at Lane school house. township meeting levied 300 for school repairs and discussed cutting teachers wages. Dinger found guilty of stealing pies, sentenced to thirty days.

Burraro Center Dinger

Immense stock of farm machinery at The Wigwam

Portland March 16 Rev Clapp assisted by Rev Greenshields at McWhorter schoolhouse Sunday. J P Keith seriously ill last week underwent surgical abscess removal with Dr Bean and Drs Peters Kenefick. Morand hauling lumber for house improvements. Mrs D G Davison improving slowly. Mr and Mrs A Bartlett to move to Waterloo after giving up farming. He sold all stock and machinery to W J Cooper. Carl Peterson and Miss Mattie Larson wed last Wednesday.

Portland Mareh Clapp Greenshields McWhorter J. P. Keith Bean Peters Kenefick Morand D. G. Davison A. Bartlett Waterloo W. J. Cooper Carl Peterson Mattie Larson

Wigwam Farm Machinery Show Promises New Gear

Ferver March 16 details weddings and local events in west Fenton. Frank Bailey and family travel near Fairmont Minnesota for a short visit. Dehnert schoolhouse hosts church at 3 PM Sundays with a lecture by Jay C. Fremont next Sunday evening. Admission 5 and 10 cents. The play Out in the Streets drew over $10 at home and 5.50 at Seneca on a stormy night. Light schoolhouse hosts play Thursday night. Epworth League elected officers Rev Bond president Ada Jackson Rose Chrischilles Jospehine Ranney Geo Pettit Jno Kilngelhofer James Butler. Next young folks meeting Friday at the schoolhouse.

Ferver West Fenton Frank Bailey Fairmont Minn Dehnert School Jay C. Fremont Dehnert Seneca Light Epworth Rev. Bond Ada Jackson Rose Chrischilles Josephine Ranney Geo. Pettit Jno Kilngelhofer Jas. Butler

Wyved Anderson Elected President. School Board Votes

Wesnry Ia March 16 Wyved Anderson was elected president for the ensuing year. The board reemployed Prof Brown for another year. A committee of J J Budlong J S Gallagher and West Miller was appointed to inspect the district books. Tired N Rogers qualified as marshal and street commissioner. Obed Robinson ill but improving. Julius King very ill with pneumonia. Mrs Tanner rheumatism. Mrs J W Hopkins very sick. Freeman Ash Sr building a house on bought lots. W W Finn visited Sioux City. W W Wields to repair heating at the public school. Shilohs Cure advised for cough hoarseness or croup. Sold by Dr L A Sheatz.

Julius King Tanner J. W. Hopkins Freeman Ash John Ulenick W. W. Finn Sioux City W. W. Wields

Bancroft's Hot Election Sparks Local Notes

Quiet wedding at Swen City unites Frank S. Evans and Gertrude Cain with Ray Coulter officiating. Saloons go dry in Elmore after March 6 vote. local bids gather for a Roy al Neighbors camp in late March. Election results show J B Johnson, H W Roba, J H Whely, and J P Bruer as leading tickets. A homestead rally for Bancroft Yeo men set for Ledygard next Thursday.

Bancroft Germania G. Graham Carr Elmore J. A. Bliss Matrville G. F. Hohn Miriam Polling Whittemore J. B. Johnson IL. W. Robs H. W. Roba J. H. Whely J. P. Bruer B. of

Burt Round Table Delights at Burt School Program

The Burt teachers Round Table drew a packed crowd despite bad weather. Morning discussions gave way to an afternoon program featuring Mr. Crowell leading singing and a “Baby Girl” tribute to Prof. Von Erdwyecke. Students performed songs recited by pupils and essays by Miss Essex and Miss Goodwin. Several local updates follow.

Burt Crowell Prof. von Erdwyecke Essex Goodwin Presbyterian Church Allen John Kerr McDonald Gortner Minnesota Crose Koopka

Wesley Reporter County Items Summary

Charley Corey moves into temporary dwelling on his farm north of Wesley. Farmer 62 from north of Wesley dies after a stroke last week. Mrs Wm Schwopps plans a new house in Buffalo township after cyclone destruction September 21, 1801. J T Gustin buys property in Buffalo Center and will move there. Father Tierney named as new Whittemore priest and to be installed in a parsonage soon. Whittemore Warmers’ Exchange details officers for coming year. Artie B Amelsburg granted pension increase. Burt Monitor notes Taft and son Ward leaving farm rented to Nelson from Wesley area.

Wesley Charley Corey Winenga Wm. Schwopps Toyo Buffalo Township J.T. Gustin Lincon Township Buffalo Center Father Tierney Whittemore Batlety Wm. T. Oliver Jos Schenck P. J. Walker Treansurrer Frank Potter

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