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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1909
Page
6
Debt notices request settlement at Farnerd Merchanuta Bank and First National Bank for stock certificates in the Peoples Co operative Telephone Co. Melvin Parrott serves as Secretary, asking those indebted to call and settle totals.
The Aurelia studio will close on July 28 and reopen in August. Hours indicate a temporary shutdown with a single Wednesday reopening on August 11. Photographer Wright remains the contact for scheduling and inquiries.
Policies numbered 26 to 140 of the Northwestern National Insurance Company have been lost or stolen from the Aurelia Town Agency office of Wm. O. Striker. This is to notify any holder that the policies are void and of no effect.
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association insures at actual coat against fire and lightning. operates in Cherokee county east of the Little Sioux river. FLL Crives serves as president and J C Loenin as secretary.
The Congregational Church invites all to Sunday School at 1 AM with lesson Pauleat Atheme and Morning Worship at 11 AM featuring the sermon The Song of the Well Numbers 2107-18. An evening service at 7 PM covers Missions in China and faithful living from Luke 16 10. Pastor tl Menke welcomes attendees.
Citizens update on sparse local movements with names and places such as Mra dohns Miers Mamimert Gearke and Pierce. Mr and Mrs Gillie mark a marriage as Merril visitors call on Mrs Green. a farm sale and varied errands appear with limited details.
Local notes report visits by Mrs. McCleery and Mrs. Strouse, farm sales and cattle work, assorted store promotions at Andrew Johnson’s, and a mix of travel, sports, and community events in Aurelia and Cherokee areas. The West bound train collision near Newellia and a frightened team incident are also mentioned along with farm bargains and local commerce.
West Elk and East Afton residents visit kin including W I Haight and siblings. Madsen family hosts Cedar Rapids guests. Lois Scott returns from Cedar Falls summer school. Julia Wihlen visits Sioux City kin. Frank Kenyon wires Elk area for Farmers Telephone line from Aurelia. Attendees at Storm Lake chautauqua. Newcomb visitors there. Royal Vetion listed. Frank Wellomb operated for appendicitis at Cherokee hospital. condition not yet updated.
Bo Olds and his wife took the Wednesday evening train for New York to visit relatives and friends for several weeks.
S A Frisbie’s friends report via Mrs Frisbie that his health has improved since arriving in New York, better now than at any time in the past year. Meanwhile Aurelia sees two burglaries with no clues, suspected organized gang from Stans City, plus local notes on returning locals, new uniforms, cattle shipment and a hand injury from a cartridge explosion.
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