Golde Anniversary Observed by Baker Couple
Mr and Mrs George Baker celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with about forty friends and relatives. A luncheon followed by remarks, gifts including gold items, and a surprise band concert marked the memorable day. The Bakers, born near Sammersetshire, Moghland, married after long separations and have lived in New York City, Dyersville, Alta, and Aurelia before settling near Slayton Minnesota. Their three children and several relatives attended from near and far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baker
Lfe
Eupy
Dyersville
Melvin Barrett
Frank Barrett
G.G. Baker
Slayton
Minn
D. Buros
Joseph Allen
Ed. Wall
Eva ‘Putt
Alta
Bessie “Toomer
G. J. Baker
Livery Barn at Sutherlin Destroyed by Fire
The livery barn owned by Terry Mann at Sutherland burned early Friday after a blaze started in the hay mow. Eight horses perished along with most vehicles and harness stock. Loss pegged at 3000 with 700 insured. Blacksmith shop adjacent also caught fire but was saved by firefighters. Cause undetermined though smokers were seen near the barn the previous evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Mann
Sutherlind
I. Howard & Co. Seeks Remittance for Hospital Expenses
Notice asks donors to send funds to cover heavy hospital expenses and pay outstanding bills. The caller states financial need and requests favorable remittance to settle accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Howard & Co
Illustrated Missionary Lecture at M E church
Last Sunday featured a missionary Sunday at the M E church with Rev Empey delivering a morning sermon and an illustrated evening lecture on India and its people. Empey discussed two years of mission work and showed personal photographs. donations to Home and Foreign missions totaled Rol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB
Empey
India
Missionary Banquet Draws Local Men and Speaker
About fifty five men attended a Methodist church banquet with the Ladies Aid providing three courses at fifty cents a plate. Rev Carr chaired the meeting and Rev frinible spoke on the Laymen's Missionary Movement, highlighting progress and fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
Wo. Banpy
Trimble
Wood. Carr
Rev
Carr
Nap O
Tie Laynen
Missionary Talk Highlighted By Dr Trioble At Sioux City Event
The report notes the emphasis on promoting missions as a duty for all Christians. Dr Trioble delivered a talk and the Helping Hand Mission on Fourth Street was represented by Rev GL Search who did not speak due to the hour’s bitterness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trioble
F Helping Hand
Fourth St
Sioux City
Diamond Items and Community Notes From Diamond
Diamond items report Morningside College students Hale Hudson and JiewoA Maede in town for duties and vacation. Miss Luca Hickey, Miss Edna Hickey, and Miss Madna Lindsay are linked to Drake University Cedar Falls and State Normal summer session. A big Sunday sacrel and choir performance at the Morningside church drew large crowds with local musicians. Farmers take advantage of clear weather to weed cornfields as crops begin to grow. local social and church events fill the week with notes on neighbors and visitors around Diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.ob
Mins Piddingwe
Fiverett Clemens
Mies Edna Hickey
Jiewoa Maede
Morningside College
Diamond
Frank Joyslin
Nathan Joell
Aurelia
Heneh
Marriage of Ernest Neumann and Ida Radke at Hanover Church
Ernest Neumann and Miss Ida Radke quietly wed at Hanover Church last Thursday afternoon. They plan to live on the farm one mile north of Hanover and receive wishes for a long and happy life from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Neumann
Ida Radke
Hanover
Henry Specketer
Clarinda, Page Co
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Striker
On Monday evening twenty friends hosted a surprise fifty fifth birthday for Mrs Striker. Dre and Mrs Eddy arranged the plan and guests gathered in the parlor after a gate ride. A two course lunch was served around 11 o’clock by Mesdames Green Eddy and Misses Taylor and Striker. Mrs Green presented a cut glass sugar and creamer to Mrs Striker.
Notice of Amendment to The Farmers Elevator Company Articles
Notice records the February meeting in Aurelia Iowa where stockholders amended articles to repeal Article Seven and redefine governance. It lists officers and directors with terms two or one year and outlines election, vacancies, quorum, and meeting notice procedures dated April 24 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Farmers Elevator Company of
Aurelia
Iowa
Ute Board of
Offerra
Said
Wath Ee Pet
Toowlt
Prestdlent
Food
Scott
WH. Bell
T. WW
Thortigan
Wone
James HL Glawe
F. Jacrott
T. Converse
Ohlson
Farmers Elevator CO
F.G. Scott
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Lashell & Hansen Bros
Swift& Company
U.S
H. E. Johnson
Prop
Waterloo Steam
B. R. Wilson
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Cherokee County
Little Sioux River
Chepris
J.C. Lockin
C. E. Millard
Storm Lake
Lockinddotel
Giliasres
M. Mutumert
Shoses
Oxfords
Lashell & Hansen
Sutherland
TH. Hale Hudson
Morningside
Luca Hickey
Drake
Mdna Lindsay
Cedar Falls
Will Hickman
Marl Auspach
Ida Grove
Diamond Last Sonday
Galva Band Boys
Id Dieterson
Hanover Newslets
Miers
Atucast Biek Retareed Bist
Werlmesday
Frei ‘Iousinv
Hans Gerd
Eatheran Lospitad
Taiubiatiser
Minsen Margaret Held
Cavatyn Bret
Pielena Touliie
Epworth League
Miss Brehin
Miss Morddie
Miss Held
Mavourneen
Little Erish Girl
Miss Maculdile
Injaki
cUarma
Miss Brelin
Miss Mouldie
Fiwen
Sky Pilot
Dane
Larvines
Laahr
Ded
Miss Brolin
Dewey Bell
Aly Howes
Naughty Zell
Senderssedin
Parker
Webertin
Vais
Waser
Riley
Bellin
Connar
Raniah
Iormuin
Smart
Nolf Sanith
Miss Heli
Pinsuth
Schou
Flenry Schulke
Sioux Bry
Katie Peters
Merschel
Pred Fick
Thedore Holtz
Chas. Zwemke Sr
Chicago
Galva Central Ofice
Vator Company of Aurels
Bowa
Dit
Abtest
Hartigan
Wisconsin Lumber Company
Ole Poulson, Muer
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