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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
3
An advertisement touts a Cherokee Chautauqua program with entertainers and lecturers, promising comfortable care for attendees. It promotes tent camping in the grounds, day and evening tickets, and a season tent package, urging advance orders and information through L. If. Manus.
An early notice describes a busy opening day next Friday June 28 with seven band orchestra and glee club concerts and a gubernatorial speech in the afternoon followed by evening entertainment. It previewed June sn events including a string of concerts lectures and a pulpit talk by Dr G Smith of Chicago. A Cherokee abolition reference appears amid a robust schedule of public events including a travel lecture on July 7 titled Destruction of Cant Nath.
Kansas governor lfoch is praised for thwarting Standard Oil schemes in Kane county and for his strong oratorical presence on the American platform. He will pay respects to John D. at three o clock at the Cherokee Chautauqua, Hearth.
A disgruntled member of the community complains that the editor stopped the newspaper, vowing to expose the issue and warn readers. The letter questions treatment of a person named Boneh and mentions threats to reveal details in columns, urging vigilance against censorship.
Aurelia beat Alta in the morning sixth and eleven in a farmers market setting. Dinguinn and Bell led Aurelia while Mansett Denlo and Hae Ungsworth starred for Alta as the Aurelia second team later defeated Alta.
Cherokee defeated Aurelia 8 to 4 in a hard fought game on the home ground. Beers hit a home run with a passing third base error by Steckin, causing a stadium-wide dispute and prompting umpire concerns. Ellot and Elis led Aurelia’s batting while Cherokee’s Robd and Medlones contributed two hits each.
William G. Whitney and Mildred Coombs were married Thursday June 20 at the bride’s parents home. Rev S J Huffman officiated. A Lohengrin wedding march preceded a three course reception for close relatives. The couple departed by auto for Storm Lake and will travel to Colorado for a three week honeymoon. Community friends offer best wishes.
Miple Lodge in Aurelia Iowa memorializes George Dick with heartfelt resolutions and sympathy to his wife and family. Aurelia Rebekah Lodge also expresses condolences and orders mourning for thirty days. Mauls Central depot at Maneton is robbed of 370.50 cash by skelet keys with a heavy stranger suspected. Nellie Gilbert, daughter of Mr and Mrs Conlon, dies suddenly in Minneapolis shocking news to the family.
William Leonard former resident died at his home near Rock Rapids Iowa Sunday night June 16 107 He was born March 4 117 belting 70 years 12 days and moved with his parents to various counties before settling near Rock Rapids He officiated as a deacon for 25 years at the German Baptist Brethren church He leaves a large family including two sons Julie Leonard of Stock Rapids Mark Leonard of Salina Kansas and eight daughters The funeral was held Tuesday at the Brethren church in Rock Rapids Two notes following report urge fans to support the team and condemn unnecessary criticism of players
In Randolph Monday at noon, Guy Gillett, Cherokee County attorney, wed Rose Freeman, a Garfields teacher. They plan a short wedding trip and home in Cherokee, as Gillett resumes pressing duties. The piece adds a humorous anecdote about a lawyer and a boy near Wellington.
Weekly weather and trap bulletin notes excessive moisture at week start in Iowa then clear skies and favorable field work. Crop progress includes better color and sunning effects, good pastures and hay prospects, potatoes and gardens doing well, apples near half crop. Storm Lake chautauqua programs planned with sanitary measures, new tennis courts, approved drinking water, and children care features. Also notes letters uncalled for at Aurelia post office and a Cedar Falls commencement attendance by Miss Maloney.
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