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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1921
Page
2
Sunday morning baptisms performed by Rev. Bredow with Alfred Hing infant named and several sponsors listed. Later, George Siegel family welcomed daughter Louis Neizman with sponsors Hannah Rommert and Rose Siegel. Community members and relatives visited Dubuque area homes. local residents return from Maquoketa and Dakota trips with updates on families and jobs.
A groups of 88, Relai and Friends, hosted a farewell for Lloyd Tebber at Hotel Schupper Tuesday night. The evening featured games, music, and lunch, with Philip Roeder of Spragueville confined to a Clinton hospital with typhoid fever.
Entries report Charles Harden on business in Maquoketa. Hilda Dayne visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs John Stickley. families settling on Proctor farm lease. Christian Helm sale well attended. Jefferson Edwards and Peter visit. Neonan family calls at Doors home. Levi Bickford and Jake visit Cunley Bros. Leoderson visiting North Dakota. Noonan and Harden visit Edwards. Christien Ho sawed wood. Jeffers Edwards remodeling John William son house for move.
Stony Point residents hosted at Sunday dinner with the Alden and Farles families. The fourth devotional meeting of the Stony Point League met Friday with 15 members. the president led due to the absent leader. Upcoming meeting set for March 4. Local farm chores included Nick Osied hauling corn for Wm. Waip, and Herbert Lienamann from Maquoketa did mechanical work for Wm. Hoke Muller. Visitors included Dr. Walter Moeller and family at W. T. Bright’s, and Mrs. Anna Miller with relatives visiting Wm. Kokemuller. Henry Moeller’s family visited John Keeney’s in Andrew. Hog delivery by Harve Miller and B. R. Penstler. Alden, Earles, Poole, and Moeller helped Drumm move goods to his future home. Charity collection for starving children totaled 8.26 with offerings from absent members. Attendance listed as 17. Next Sunday officer run of the M. E. church trusters of Andrew to meet Monday. Scholmayn’s visitor from near there tracked Sarm interests. Wa. Kokemuller in Maquoketa, and Mrs. Henry Moeller and Wayne spent Tuesday with Frank Smith near Spragueville. Kokemuller also visited Anne Miller.
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