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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
2
Miss Hizél Steele returns from Lake Park. Mr and Mrs G B Johnston visit Williams. Mrs Anders Hansen heads to Rowan. J C Koppen visits Rockwell. rain boosts local farmers. Harley Bettardy swims Storm Lake in 2 14, breaking records. Dreesman cottage Spirit Lake party. Cecil Theatre to host Bigharas Jingles Minstrels August 17.
Thompson notes mark a baby girl birth to Mr and Mrs Phil Heiman. A party honors Mrs Bertha Osheim in Nora Springs attended by her granddaughter, with several local youths joining military, family farewells for Miss Maxine Hage moving to Lake Mills, and Edith Hillickson taking a bank vacation.
Mestiames Chas. Cooper and Carrie Bonacker and daughter Stella and Misa Annie Bruns left for a long Wisconsin tour. Chas. Larsen of Fortland township was taken to Rochester, Minn. for treatment and possible operation. Harvey Schultz and Wayne Massey traveled to Des Moines for Camp Dodge training. Guido Sartor returned from Dubuque to Des Moines for citizenship training school. Dr. D. E. Kulp left for Herman and Breckenridge, Minn., to manage farming tasks and fishing. Mrs. J. F. Fisher and Misses Callies and Tienan returned from St. Paul trip after a car accident. Claire Eike and Bud Tienan nearly wrecked near Garden City, Minn. Bud Tienan injured. both escaped. David Noble injured by wheel on threshing machine. treated at Buffalo Center and plastered foot. improving.
Mrs. Lyle Hallett underwent a minor operation Wednesday. The son of Mr. and Mrs Osea Borseth is suffering with an infected heel. Miss Lucille Kelly, employed at the county recorder's office, is enjoying a two week vacation. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ray Hallett had her tonsil and adenoids removed last Friday. An eight and a quarter pound baby girl was born to Rev. and Mrs Wood Jat at the hospital Wednesday, August 5. Miss Emma Halvorson, who has been employed at a bank in Humboldt, returned home Saturday. Mrs. Frank Wacholtz and son Woodrow of Loa Abgetes visited at Mrs. H. BR. Cleophos's home. Clarence Blair sprained his knee while pitching last week. Irene Neuman is filling the vacancy at Thompson & Ellred dental offices due to Agnes Kelly's absence. Miss Kelly is enjoying a two week vacation. Juling Field and son Arthur left Tuesday for Rochester where Mrs. Field is a patient at St. Mary's. Mrs. Field is recovering from her operation as well as can be expected. Two more men from the State grading camp at Pilot Knob were returned to Ft. Madison last week, making three that have returned. Olso took French leave.
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