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YOLUME XLVnORANGE CITYNEWS EVENTSOF THE WEEKFARM SALES ARE GOING STRONGCeenty Seat Happenings Of The Week Special To Alton DemocratRev. and Mrs. J. Benton Simms at Duicev N. Mexico announce the birth of an 8 pound baby girl, name Margery May, on Jan. 24th..Hessel Van Eizenga attended the funeral of Mrs. C. Vander Wal atTogal, S. D.Mrs. Bernard Rozetocun and lilrtcA. L. hadone ot the n^orf'b^khig 'sales of the season Monday;'his'fctniff bringing a-. bout $8300 in' the aggregate. Cattle ; did not sell os well as expected nor as justified by the splendid Hereford offering of Mr. Strefff, but horses sold web . and the machinery brought very good prices. Bred sows also brought good prices.Other sales also brought good returns according to the popular auctioneers who were in Alton Wednesdaymorning on their way to cry the F. B.Vosbnrg estate sale at Granville. .Four auctioneers were in action at the large Yosburg sale. The above sales were nil advertised in The Pemoorat. Ai Streff having a page for two weeks, which accounts for the large crowd attending his sale. Look over the sale department in this issue of the Democratdaughter Ann bare left for Arne.*, tfceir ^ week whiah be fmind on eg future home. Mr. Ro20boom bus been i si;f iin$ eight.At Aines since they arrived from Raleigh. N. C. but Mrs. Uozeboom and daughter visited here with relatives.John Ver Werf of Cities go, formerly a weR known carpenter ot Orange City, had the misfortune whilr building a new house to fail from the root and break a leg. Be is being cured for in a Chicago hospital.Last week Wednesday Henry Wus-senaar of Orange City and Miss Marion Hoekstra of Stroble were united ia marriage by Rev. H. Colebrander, at the home of the bride.The little five year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Buizenga has speedly recovered- from the mastoid operation in the Be Bey hospital and is now at her home.Mrs. Jake Be. Vries and daughter Mildred went to Rochester, Minn, where Miss Mildred underwent a medical examination..Mrs. Allen Van 'Weehel visited.her^ster^.Mrs.:^VCity.' The **pafterit '^rious - fallla$t week. : T 'X • *:•■.'• ---GAME HERENEARLY FIFTY. - 'I ______YEARS AGOMrs. Sebastian Wathier Died j Saturday At Age of Sixty-Six YearsMrs. Sebastian Wathier passed away nt her home two miles east of Alton Saturday afternoon after an illness of ■only * . Wcffaier. hudbeenWell Yrbr 'itHire' tliif n:;ii year-but continued to do the^'housework of- her home os usual up* until a few weeksTHE ALTON la DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, FEB. 8, 1929[ThTl sxt Day After Febnum'M^imBy Aleri T. RextJkcy Sav tkit-kid over JttTon. Unttv te jdjoufcAeVcii^je«tJi,l Vterer seen.’lodes im't eaerjtking. That Itt codgfcr soy be pwldeatoftiu-. :.United Stated some day., For ail*© knowNUMBER FORTY-ONEFUNERAL HELD FRIDAY -GRAN.FuneraI • - sendcea' • ; for. Mrs, Mary Weis, a resided tL, of L G fahrlll e for 25 years, were* held -.Friday' mond at St. Joseph's Catholic chiirehi Granville Rev. Father J. A. Gerlemann read the rdquiem high mass and Bev. Father Oken officiated at the cemetery. A beautiful sermon was delivered by Father Gerlemann in tribute, to .the beloved mother who passed nwaybn January 20 at the home of her. daughter, Mrs. Joe Kuhl, at Kedfield, S. IXAil the surviving children were present at the funeral, also Henry 2ehi»f a son-in-law, whose wife died .tiro years ago, came from his home at Epiphany, S. D.. his three children accompanying him, to attend* the services.Besides the seven daughters who survive their mother, she is also survived by forty-six pondchiJdren and 1 four great grandchildren. Mrs. Weis | was eighty'fop.i* years old.COURT HOUSENEWSOF THE WEEKw-TRUSTEES TONels Christensen Draws $500 Fine and Six Months. ' • ;In County Jail *MEET TUES.FEB. I2THCounty Engineer To Outline Road Plans For Next* *• 4 • * • , f Year-—Program'I -The program for thg annual township trustee meeting which will be.•Nels Christensen, whose home at-Ha warden was raided by officers of the law last week and which resulted in the discovery of. a glass jug imbedded in the cellar wall, pleaded guilty tlt;*county attorney's information charging’him with a second offense of - maintaining a liquor nuisance, before Judge Butler Saturday- • He was fined $500 and costs and sentenced to the county jail for six months^ Christensen has started serving- his jail sentence;The following‘cases have - been ; dismissed at plaintiff’s costirrOtip Witt vs. Pieter * Sehonten. costs \ $* S. H. Tliotiippson Co. vs. Interstate-Co Op. CVeamery Assn.,: costs $5.80. Northwestern State Back of Orange City -vs. G, J. H. Aahlers- W. R. Yandex Meer vs. Win. Stover, costs §18-50.; Be :Cook «: Brink vs. John A.. Yerstceg, costs (L Same vs. A. Aalbers, costs 54. Farmer* Coop. Assn. of Xreton vs. J^^Ljtoeller. C. Va h^Tieek^Vs..; WXf.Jr, and Sr., costs $10. Bomgaars^Broa:4 vs. E-hner P.;-Anderson; costs;$iLGi.. Plaintiffs motion for:more specific athtexucnt was Buataiued, li;the ewe of Jos. *. Eulberg vs, A. B:v«nd. H. dJL-Cooper. .Befendimts-.pT«£30:dmj*: t* file amendment to -.*• ^ ;. •• 'Asslcned as tet Ja^case Jtorchtermr-Theo.: ^Y; MaD; Co; vs.beia B«t Tuesday Gj- ttoB court■lisbt of the •morabg'sesaoti.-will■wilJ 1 ^ ml rn Si* -r+ -vs. v\Tbys Post
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Alton Democrat
Alton, Iowa, US
Fri, Feb 08, 1929
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