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which vLee county,Iowa. They remained there until 1894 when they storm a f came to Sioux county and made was thou their home on a farm five miles threshed southeast of Hawarden. They lt;bushels ] Resided on the farm until seven ^ p■or eight years ago when they moved to Ireton where they have since made their home. Is children were born to thi seven of whom are Btill living, two daughters having passed stway. All the children except •one were born in America. The children living are John Busch of Council Bluffs, Iowa; Mrs. George Bultman of Hawarden; Henry Busch of Alcester, S. D.; Mrs. John Hartje of Council Bluffs, Iowa; Charles C. Busch and Ernest Busch of Hawarden; and W. A. Busch of Howard, S. D. There are 31. grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.- Among the relatives and friends from a distance who came to the celebration were: Mr. and Mrs. John Hartje and son George and Mr. and Mrs. Cord Hartje of Council Bluffs, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. John Rehm-stedt of Parker, S. D.; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Decker of Chancellor, S. D.; Mr. and Mrs. W. A.Busch and daughter of Howard, S. D.; Henry Busch of Alcester, S. D.,; Charles Crawford and fafiiily of Leeds, Iowa. Among the other guests were: Theodore Ball and family, Jesse Westergard and' family,Charles' Soost and family,- Wm,~ Soost^and-f^milyr-JohnKemner and family. 1 August Ronseik and family, John Van Wyhe and family, John Bultman and family, Geo. Bultman, Jr., and family. ,Got HBert !tune to jpower rithe can afternoc finger wand lari from injury v and will some tinB Q Q. [521 KXlX-iODD Q QZQ3 ■BBBNever Mentioned It HereFour fellows from Hawarden vicinity, who had been loading up on wet goods here, tyst con-nnit on/4
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Hawarden Independent
Hawarden, Iowa, US
Thu, Aug 19, 1915
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