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Newspaper
Ireton Weekly Ledger
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1906
Page
5
Hawarden clergy Rev C D Nueffer and Rev Waller Rehwaldt attended ministers events in Remsen this week. Local items report sick list, visitors from Doon and Superior Wisconsin, a collapsed sewing machine repair incident, and community updates on past and upcoming events.
Caster Soaith is on sick list this week. G. W. Pitts travels from Alton Tuesday. Albert Bailey visits in Chicago this week. AG Collins seen at Sioux City Wednesday. Watkins of Hawarden in town Tuesday. C. R. McCrery and G. L. Hsulten at Sioux City Monday. Riley and Rob Smith have new phones. Phillips in South Dakota this week on business. Lon Adda moves into H. W. Brasks residence this week. W. S. Fobusten crests porch on north side of Isnee. Harry Cilley of Vinton arrives Monday for a visit. W. AC Sulser visits Grinnell late last week and early this week.
Rev Harlan preaches at First Presbyterian with morning and evening services. United Presbyterian also holds both services with eight oclock evening start. Miss Margaret Miller leads a Foreigners in America program at Christian Union prayer meeting. Rev C D Nueffer serves St Pauls Lutheran at 10:00 a m with a Sunday School later. St Johns Lutheran east of town holds services Sunday at 2 30 p m.
A letters page notes Rev Linn Maysarn and family arriving in Creston Iowa 493 New York Avenue and settling happily with a hearty community welcome. The page also reports a special stock train from Ireton to Chicago with cattle cars and lists consignors and escorts. A public notice orders cleanup of vacant premises within ten days from April 27 1890.
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