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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
2
Readers report fresh oysters at Nelsons, new cloths and tea at Garber Mummert, plus farm sales including a 160 acre Amos Loucks tract and yearling Short Horn bull. Neighbors visit, travel for funerals, and store promos promise bargains on clothing and groceries locally.
Local notices, advertisements, and social updates from Aurelia Iowa present a snapshot of town life. Mentions include visits by residents from nearby towns, church events, school updates, and shopping notes with promotions from area merchants.
Ada M. Smith of Cherokee Iowa presents an elocution program at the M I G church under the Ladies Aid Society next Friday evening Sept 7 admission 26 cents for adults 25 cents for children. The event includes musical items by local residents and a feature on a patent gate crafted by Rev Kidder.
Rev. L. H. Troutman takes the Aurelia duties after Rev. O. M. Bond transfers to Spencer following six years here. Bond’s departure marks the longest service by one minister at the Aurelia church. Troutman previously served at Marathon and will lead a church praised as among the district’s best. Other appointed changes include Eggleston Struble Gilbert Ida Grove Tompkins Cherokee Kidder Alta Southwell Ruthven Fegtly Wataga Whitney Schaller Slessor Armstrong Hay Sac City Torbet Algona Trembleson Diamond to be supplied.
The band boys won the ball game Tuesday afternoon by a score of 12 to 1. Dingman and Rapp were the battery for the band, Olds Hit Pierce and Riis for the other side. Dad Lewis stole second base for the season's second time.
A notice expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for support after a recent bereavement. Thanks are extended for the hospitalities, kind words, and assistance from Orland C. Mock, Ursula Rutherford and Family, and others in the community.
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