Local Socials and Notices Highlight Remsen Area Life
Crathorne caller C. Pinney visits LeMars. A church social at the Diediker home drew a large crowd as Mr. and Mrs. Diediker recently moved to Keenan. The Mettillvary quartet, Mrs. Ewers, and Miss Nellie Burrell entertained guests, with gifts presented to Mr. and Mrs. Lyne and to local officials. Many residents make short trips to Merrill, Akron, and Sioux City, while local farming, livestock sales, and election results unfold. The Raveling family mourns Johanna Raveling's death. funeral crowds filled the procession from Meadow and Kemsen areas. Various townsfolk visit, move, or report health, transport, or business updates amid community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. &. Pinney
LeMars
Sam Diediker
Lyne
Heyden
Miex Edna Whisser
Geo. Rembe
Merrill
John Backaberg
Dakota
A. G. Blakeway
Akron
James Redmond
Jack Houser
Washington Township
Chas. Richards
John Perry
Stephens Home
James Redmond Sr
Oto Olrman
Sioux City
Jas. Reamend
Floyd
Edna Whisson
St Patrick Day wedding lights Millnerville crowd
St Patrick Day celebrations included a wedding and dance in Millnerville. Roland Pike and Nellie Casey, popular locals, married at Rev. McKaig's church in Sioux City, attended by Mr and Mrs Fred Briggs. The couple will reside on a farm near the Bie Sioux bridge with relatives nearby. The evening reception followed amid warm wishes for a bright future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Day
Roland Pike
Nellie Casey
Millnerville
C. C. Pike
RB. C. A. Flournoy
J. P. Lindsay
McKaig
Sioux City
Fred Briggs
Vanderburgh
Bie Sioux Bridge
South Dakota
Will Miliver
Sioux
Bigg Gotormy
Gosting brothers shell corn for Joan Thompson and brother
The Gosting brothers shell corn for Joan Thompson and his brother Frank Thompson on Saturday. Various local residents are noted visiting relatives including Luke, Peter Murphy, Robert Hodgson and wife, Mrs. Hamilton, and the Aldersons. School term notes include Miss Mabel Murray closing winter term No. 7 and Miss Bonn starting a longer spring term in district No. 9. Measles affect Miss Florence Manz in Washington township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosting
Joan Thompson
Frank Thompson
Luke
Peter Murphy
Robert Hodgson
Dalton
Wm. Hamilton
Ruble
Anthony Alderson
John Alderson
Wm. Frye
Wm. Hamiltton
Washington Township
Clarence Lake
Esther
Halley
Americas Township
Kemnitz
M. Mabel Murray
Lee Mars
Ds Wendall
Prescott
Wendall
Salem
S “Ee Ertiz Miller
Neptune
Robert Scott
John Thompson
H. N. Newell
Michael Gannon
Peter Sturphy
Miss Bonn
Hev. O. T. Mossman
Merrill
Newell
Florence Manz
Local Notices From Sioux City Area
Mrs Lewis Haller returns home after ten day visit with C H Smith of Marcus Iowa William Stewart visits Sioux City business office Jacob Schindler ships shelled corn to Meriden Irwin Woolworth to work for Lewis Haller Claus and Henry Jonck visit Sioux City Mrs Falton returns home after Merrill visit Miss Ethel Givens visits Merrill with sister Mrs Sherrills
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Haller
Bronson
Woodbury County
H. A. Smith
Marcus
Iowa
C. H. Smith
Wm. Stewart
Sioux City
Jacob Schindler Shipp
Meriden
Town
T Bace
Irwin
Local social and business notes from Merrill area
A dense list of names and brief actions shows numerous residents visiting relatives in Sioux City LeMars Marcus Dubuque Vermillion Aurelia and Chicago. The community hosted a well attended M. E. church basket social raising 12.05 for repairs. Revival meetings continue with Rev Empey Prof Ginn and Rev Bond.
Nightlife notes from Sioux City and Algona visitors
The item lists social happenings with names like Ralph Wiley and wife in Sioux City, James Hogan of Hull visiting, Will Brebby and Albert Ayles at a literary event, Mrs Dr Wueathoff in Sioux City, Doc Borchers, Gerd Rae, and Charley Pritchett visiting Algona, Nick Schlesser hosting relatives from Alton, and Lizzie Gangler sewing for Mrs Rodenburg this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Patrick
Ralph‘Wiley
Sioux City
John Rodenburg
Will
Local notes on weekly events and obituaries
Fellow from Seney called hero Saturday. Mrs P A Seaman remains at LeMars bedside of her father. Joe Morran sold his interests in the barber shop to G Geiater. Infant child of C W Estlack christened last Sunday. Pete Majerus recovering from grip. Public schools reopened Monday. Christ Ludwig works for F Mandelkow. Clarence Reeves began spring term in Elgin Center Monday. A fine literary program at the opera house Saturday. every seat taken. Miss Dora Dodoi recited well. Debate on women’s contribution to humanity favored affirmative. CHURCHVILLE: Lang, Wensner, Schultz visited Sioux City Saturday. Rev Wendel left for Evangelical conference at Viola Center. Will Kuehn of Rice Minn in neighborhood. Koenig family and Rev Wendel to Melbourne for Brehm baptism. Mike Huebsch returned from Hartford Wis after funeral of brother-in-law. Hartford Press reports a man found dead in barn. details note the grandfather’s fall and fatal injury. M A Moore returns from Chicago with Nebraska coal dealers. promotes weighing stations and railcar billing reforms. Railroads to weigh all coal and select scale locations. weigh east coal at Chicago or en route. LeMars Lodge No 828 BPO Elks elect officers for year. new officers installed April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Shode
Chicago
L. Conklin
Elva Rathbun
Sioux City
Pani
Hattie Bowes
Frank Arnold
Lake City
Iowa
Irwin McClee
Nebraska
D. A. Altmann
BE. C. Vandenburg
Archie Lyle
Moville
A. J. Berhalter
A. W Thompson
Elliott of
Pierson
E. N. Hart
Oklahoma
Emm. Boyer
J. M. Wormley
Dierdorf
Sheriff Arendt
Pape
J. N. Butler
O. D. Hurt
LeMars
J. B. Martin
Holland
Seattle
Washington
Barkler
Whitoill
Clarence
Town
Texas
J. A. Srode
J. G. Graham
Anna Nicodemus
Mr. Dierdorf
W. Hall
Barry Philips
Lawrence Davis
Davis
Walter Cogey
Agnes Langhout
Perkins
Nellie Oleson
Jno
Kanuga
Marcus, LP
Lindsay
Dubuque
Mr. Bryant
Vermilion
S. D
Carl Bryant
C. J. Coffey
Geo Elison
Rose Arendt
Elsie Simpsandas
Frost
Jack Tindall
Adaville
Misa Joe Arendt
W. C. Peck
Adavile
Wm. Anderson
Rabie
Merrill
Sam Fulton
James
W. J
L. Aldertson
Chris Keller
J. D. Simpson
Minas Dena Thaden
Wm. Frost
Albert Frost
Will Connelly
LiMsra
Sundsay
Ed Donahoe
Y. A. Stoughton
Will Deonler
Irwin Taylor
W. J. Lawrence
Seney
P. A. Seaman
Joe Morran
G. Geiater
C. W. Estlack
Pete Majerus
Qnr
Christ Ludwig
F. Mandelkow
Clarence Reeves
Elgin Center
Opera House
Dora Dodoi
Churchville
Messrs. Lang
Wensner
Schultz
C. D. Wendel
The
Evangelical Association
Viola Center
Will Kuehn
Rice, Minn
H. Koenig
Wendel
G. C
Will Koenig
Melbourne
Brehm
Ralph Henry
Gladys Mildred
Florence Marie
Jeanette Katharyn Brehm
Mike Huebsch
Hartford
Wis
Hartford Press
Fred Geble
Mr.eble
Nora
Ueble
Fred
Mr. Deble
Uebele
Chassell Road Bill Passed In Old Township System Return
Des Moines March 18 The house passed the Chassell road bill amendment by 43 votes, permitting a return to the old township system. The measure, long debated, has not yet been sent to the senate. A runaway on Eagle Street ended with injuries to Louis Felger and John Hoffmann as their team crashed into a yard damaging a buggy and injuring bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines, Sr
House
Chassell
Senate
Eagle ‘Street
Morehouse Implement Company
Louis Felger
Union Township
Feber
Carthstone Hoffmann
Morehouse
Hoffmann
Felger
John P. Braden
Cedar Street
Mammen
Belau
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Tamerigan Savings
E.C. Pfaffle
Cashier
le Mars
W.g.bolser
Presider
Crathorne
John Wiltecs
Aldrich Haylock
First Street
Henry Lessinger
W. M. Redman
Eame
Jas
Das
L. Aldersa
Leerence
T Barker
D. FL Torrens
Hebe
Lawrence
Flymonth
Iich
Jake Schudel
Bys
Geo. Turner
Remsen
Enterprize
Oyeus
Lillie Hasek
Jestrem
Theo. P. Scott
Hathaway Hansen Wholesale
Remsen Echool
Secord
John Smieder
Hubert Huene
Johanna Raveling
Nes Reenken
Tjebis Raveling
Meadow Township
Mrs. Raveling
Roricham
St. Paul Church
Kingsley
Barry Huss
Holstein
D. D. Yount
Terwn
G. Pearson
Rev. DuBois
W. A. Cogley
Correctionville
Jd. Clair
Linton
A.J. Kusion
Warren Ring
Cental Kansas
Emporia
Mr. Husk
Wisconsin
Eva Rusk
Albert Smith
Lindsey
Jonas Forsee
Mystic Isle
Glennie Mansey
Sioux Bridge
Clara
Howard Pike
Sconsin
Peterson
Jos Hesa
Chas. Knapp
Gee, Rusk
Wm. Craig
Louis Peters
Ben Reelfa
Géo. Popen
Crew
Dick Wuebelmann
Helen Popken
Herman Frerichs
John Godwiga
HL EL Landhbeer
Henry Johnson
John Lemke
Ben Pecks
Dr. Frerichs
John Lunwigs
Sam Eilers
Ben Kuekens
Misa Mary Frerichs
Henry Nannen
C. B. Frericha
Robie
Meta Mimmen
Meta Pageler
Meta Heeren
Annie Spehr
Hannah Lubben
Anne Lubben
Thorsday
Albert Janicke
Stroble
Carl Spcht
Ben Specht
Dick Kruse
Plymouth Milling Co
Wm. Pape
Hinton
Milton Beatty
M. E. Hinkley
Vernon, Jows
C. S. Atwood
W. F. Knowles
Percy Woolworth
Leeds
James H. Woolworth
Merhill
Henry Bros
Poland
China
LeMaers
Sale
M. A. Moore
Iews
Nebraska Retail Coal Dealer’s Association
Western Weighing Association
LeMara Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
P.A Boland
Black
Fred Becker
G. A. C. Clarke
M. ‘Delahunt
C. L. Loudensigger
Ej. Sylet Eo
Waschesett Hepieaen
Grand Lodge
Cincinnatti
Bennison
Gloria
Petticoat Sale
Justin
Chassell Road
Ininger & Metcalf
Omaha
Siaux
First National Bank
LeMars, Iowa
Hiernéas
Fn Police Court
Susuied
O. H. Jones
John Hamel
Maurice Hennessey
Union Hotel
John Neissius
Clarke Street
Helpleen
Jedl Hamel
Minnesota
North Dakota
Manitoba
Ontario
Asmanibola
Saskatchewan
H.H. . Freeman
Tigate
Lemars Savings Bank
Laux
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