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Newspaper
Ireton Weekly Ledger
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
2
Candies Not oN are presented as Guenther's famous candies in boubou boxes at 20c and large baskets at 35.00. They pass pure food inspection and are guaranteed pure. A box is a fine present for a lady. Also available is common mixed candy with special discounts for Sunday Schools buying in bulk.
Advertises bachelor cigars in handsome gift boxes at one dollar per box and a lineup of 27 brands priced from one to twenty five cents each. Notes attention to quality since taking over a restaurant and promises the best in town.
In a busy fragment from a small town, residents visit kin, attend church and school, shop at markets, and note illnesses. Mentions include Dr. Oggel, Dr. Dabo, Mr. McNalty, Fred Gramsmore, John Lemoine, Charley Catila, Henry Geleman, Josh Whitney, Frank Ebberharg, and J. Glover. Several trips to Treton, Chatsworth, and Creton are recorded along with market activity and community events.
Local residents report visits and family news across Struble area. Families traveling to Larchwood and Denver share stories while school events and church services fill the week.
Local column lists residents and families at Evansville and nearby areas. Activities include shelling corn for households, cattle dehorning, and market trades. A Christmas pageant features Santa and Saint Patrick discussions with Miss Jones guiding children. social visits and church events are noted among neighbors through early January.
Decorat d China offers new Haviland patterns and other brands for elegant tableware. Call now to choose a handsome present for your wife and brighten her dining set.
Pender Neb resident arrived for a visit at the F Schlumbohm home. MraudA E Jahde and children visited the Hans Degen home in Center township Sunday. Dr Calghan of Kretan was in the vicinity Friday. Peter Hacson sold brain farm in Garfield township last week for 575 per acre and will move to Canton 8D in the spring. A new corn luskar visited the JC Breating home Thursday. JC pledged 1 degree to board and clothe him for 21 years if he stays. Fred Heuer's team united in Hudson Saturday. rig nearly home before being caught, no damage. Grunskill shelled Monday. Scheiffen and Garet did the work. Herbert Wood and sister visited Schlumbohm Sunday. Flora Gosling visited her mother at Cape Saturday. Chris Sedrek and sister Aona from near Hudson visited H Staltenberg Sunday. Peter Eggers, doing carpenter work for H A Staltenberg, returned to Gladbrook Tuesday.
The Missee Degen visitors at the Pereboom home Sunday. Mrs Fred Stuter is on the sick list and very weak. The Pooma boya finished corn gathering with an estimated crop of ten thousand bushels. Winterfield visited from Le Mars with his brothers. Mrs Jobo Fanning improves after illness. Miss Amelia Winterfield went to Rock Valley for a music lesson with Miss Huizenga. Dick Van De Braas and Mrs Fanny Schilling married Thursday at Sioux Center. Mr Van DeBrase worked for A Chambere the past year. The marriage surprised many friends. best wishes for a happy life.
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