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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1905
Page
2
Aurelia notices and social updates report residents visiting relatives in Peterson and Cherokee, farm ads, new goods at Andrew Johnson, band concerts, a cornet band open air show, church lectures by Col Bain, and local business ads. Several marriages, sales, and minor injuries noted with names and places across Aurelia and nearby towns.
Miss Elvis Rice visits Dickens with relatives while Bundy’s offers new wallpaper patterns and garden seeds Bundy’s Dr Hobbs operates phone 17 and promotes a broader selection of goods J Randall buys a house Ambarn Sorrent at home E M convenient services at MRs Lewin and Andrew Johnson’s shop touts new fashion items Afton township resident A S Perry buys Cherokee residence Parker Tashell sell best town flour all sacks warranted Iowa black petticoat advertised at Andrew Johnson’s
Mrs Emanuel Lehlyn died in Windom Minnesota after two weeks of illness from appendicitis. Funeral services were held at Aurelia Metropolis Church with burial at Aurelia cemetery. She was a youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Crepps of Aurelia, educated at Aurelia High School, and highly esteemed in the community.
Bankens and Mids Benton Stra ke were married in Milwaukee on Wednesday April 12. They will travel to Chicago then St. Louis, Kansas City, and Union for a five to six week wedding journey before returning to Aurelia. The couple’s news surprised many in Aurelia as both are well known. Hankens has been a leading local citizen and owner of several farms, marrying the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Juba Steemke, northwest of Aurelia. The couple plan to visit friends and relatives along their voyage.
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