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Y TOWNSSHELL ROOKShell Iteok. May 4.—Mr.and Mrs.wreath and veil, and carried a bouquet*, or* Easter lilies ami white carnations. . The bridesmaids were K^wns o* 11|^nt blue. Folowlng the ceremony at church a reception was given at the home oi ,-the bride's parents. The bride is the. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs, K nTefftineier, Him has bjmmH ail her In o:George Austin entertained their grand-vicinity. The groom Is tho Hun, son, Eldon AVUiiam a, of near CU\rk»-f0f ^r ^ Mrs. Louis Tonne, ttoutli of.ville, last Friday-lTol‘. Robert 8inyIK* accompanied Lloyd Mcluroy io Iowa riiy lust Thursday, where the little Xettow win undergo three operations' at the university hospital.Mrs, U 11. See bey returned home last Thursday from Mt. Vernon, where she visited her son,' Guy. .for several months.Mrs. George Tali and niece, Glendora He wilt, • returned home last'town. Uo has sj**m his entire hie In;this vicinity except the time he ed ituthe army. After returning: service he resumed form work.serv-fromiS.--Roy. ‘uul aMr.fowThursday from Waterloo, wlierc Mrs.iHiWElt.Denver, la.. May Sulioenbolini was in St. days lwst week. jA. 11. Koth and family. Waterloo.; H. O. Juihts and family. Buck Greek.Tail visited her brother, Ross Hewitt, for a few days.The Shell Kwk Implement company put two new floors In the office last Wednesday and Thursday. The floors have been in bad shape for some tmio.The- annual grades’ program of the intermediate rooms was rendered at tho high school auditorium riuay evening. Tho numbers were well rendered by the pupils. A large and appreciated audience attended.Mr, and Mrs. J. Whitaker and Mrs. Forest Whitaker, went to Cedar Kap-ids Iasi Wednesday to' look, at somerugs and other furniture,IS. Ellis* agent for tho Chicago, Groat Western railroad, bn* been transferred to Butch Inal, la. Mt\ Kuc\k-or, from Coulter, is the new agent at this place. _ \Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Witt, Dos Moines, visited ’ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 3. L. Witt, a few days last week. They recently sold their home to Chas. Austin,. and daughter, Mrs.* Robert Rich-visited at the Ik! Roth Shorne Sunday.Sunday a silver wedding celebration was held at tho Herman Bruns home east of Heaver. About 3 50 families were in attendance. ‘The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. R. Vk\ Meyer was christened .Sunday.receiving the name of Shirley Ed-ward.Mrs, George Gleason anti sons from Minnesota arrived at the Ralph l'hil-tips home and will visit with her par..; on is for several weeks. jThe ball game on Sunday resulted► In a victory for the high school loam,: the score being 8 to 4* This gives, them a game apiece. The deciding, game will soon he* played In Denver.Mr. and Mrs. John Collins drove loj Janesville Monday and visited rcht-i lives for the day. iCurl Poook, Readlyn, Will Hehle-f man. jr.. Tripoli. and their families visited with John Held email and family Sunday.A large number of friends gathered at the Fred Pooek homo in Max heldordson, for J6.009. Possession is to bo* Monday evening and made merry. Thogiven soon. .Word was received ho re Thursday of the death of Mr. Melvin Nesbit, at J^ots Angeles, Cal. Mr. Nesbit formerly resided on his farm 30 miles from Shell Rock, Tho remains wore Shipped to Parkersburg, and tho funeral way Monday.Mr. Wm. Hunter. Allison, called on friends in the city lost Hunter is a candidate for representative of Butler county, opposing J. M. Ramsey of Clarksville.The following young men took part in the Cedar Valley track meet held at Cedar Falls last Friday: Captain Harlan Apfel, Lawrence Bowen, James Jerolaman*, Glenn Thompson, Leon Apfel, Lawrence iKublank and Harvey Carter.Mrs. J. F. Webb visited at the home of Mrs, J. D. Tnger, at Wavcrly, Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. IS. S. Myers, his mother, Mrs. C. T, Myers, and Mrs. Hiram Hail spent Sunday at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, at Nash ua.Mr. and-Mrs. Wallace Jones and children, who live five and one-half miles northwest of Clarksville, visited at the home of her sister, Mr.and Mrs. Edward Zimmerman, Sunday,C. R. Thompson received word here last Friday of the death of his cousin. Billy Thompson, who died at his home In Aiken, Minn. •I Miss Dorothy Seougul. Vinton, vis-iiied her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Scougal, over Sunday.Mrs. Pierce left last week for Emmett, Ida., to visit her brother for three weeks. vKenneth Putter, Ames, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Will Putter, a few days last* -week.Mr. ami Mrs.^R.-W. Cuttle, formerly of Lake Mills,.-.visited their nephew,t?vent wis in honor of tho recent marriage of Mr. Poock to Mias Sophie Kueker.Mrs. H. Di(dorian is enjoying :i visit from her mother who lives in Sumner.. Mr. and Mra. Charles Hunt are moving into rooms over IJurgerbund hall,Mt\ and Mrs. G. L. Rledesol, Itev. Friday, Mr,janfj Mrs. Blaufuss drove to ShellRook Sunday and visited Phillip Blau-fuss.There will be another dance in the Diokman hall on Friday evening.SUMNER.Sumner, la.. May 5.—Peter Foreman has been ill at his home far it week.Le Dewey, over..rSunday, Th ey have evening at the home of PaulMrs. John Koeberle is caring for her father,Henry Mohlis had an operation for appendicitis and removal, of the gall duet last week. He has been very ill but Is improving.Tho Rouse sisters of New Hampton gave a fine music program :lL the M, E. church on Friday evening.Dr. Stafford lias been confined to Iris bod the past week by rhGUmutism.Mrs. ilodf, Ackley, is visiting her da u gh te r, M rs. H - H. K rum or. *Mr. and Mrs. Em SI l^idwig visited at tho v, R. Eggicson home Sunday.Will Wood. Waterloo, visited Saturday a I the V. It. Eggleson home.Mrs. Em ma Hggl esiMi, Min neaped is, is reported quite ill of bronchitis.Mrs1. O. A. Llewellyn has been ill of pleurisy for a week,St. John’s Lutheran church has called a pastor, Rev, JIardorf, of Wis-.conptn, to preach here.Women’s Relief corps was entertained at a tea Friday by Mrs. Catherine Kerr.Miss Lillian Griesert and Arthur Cl ax ton were married WednesdayGrlesertmoved from Lake Mills to- Waverly, where bar brother lives.MITCHELL*Mitch elk la.T May 4.—A business change of more than ’local interest was made May J when W. P. Bennetx of First National hank, Austin. Minn., purchased the controlling Interest in the ’Mitchell Savings bank of A. C. Prime. This -bank was organized at West Mitchell by C. Sweatt- and C. S. Prime in 1872—Ln 1SS2 it was moved to Mitchell,' C. S. Prime coming Into control; Mr. Swea.lt leaving for North Dakota. The'death of C. S. ■ Prime brought his son, A. C. Prime from the First National bank, Chicago to take charge. The old private hank was changed-into a savings bank in 1907. Its business' has steadily increased under the able management - of Mr. prime, deposits - being the highest ever at the present time,Mesdames -Leonard and Schulte ha»ve returned to their homes, the former from Fergus - Falls, Minn., the latter from Gasselton, N. Dak., where they spent .the winter-H. E. Boe has gone, to East Dubuque where lie has employment with ai bridge gang.. r •. !S, L. Crum, is visiting his son, Vernj at OwiLSai , 1L. W. Westonfhas arrived, from Dubuque and will.be joined later by. his daughter, • Miss Lucie, Hartford, Conn., They will, make this their summer homs. *.Mrs, Frank Moore, Osage, was in town [ast week, in the interest of theCLARKSVILLE.Clarksville, la.. May 5.—Born, it Mr, and Mrs, Carl Pripkc May 2. ason,Mr. and Mrs, O. M. Graham left foi Portland, Ore., Monday for a twe months' visit with their daughter Mrs. Henry Barbey. husband, and year-old-son, John Graham Bartoey.Charlie Cheevor, who is painting fm a construction company at Waterloo made a week-end visit at home.Maurice Larson. Clarion, .came Sat; urday ’ to visit his parents, Mr. am Mrs. j; L. I^arson. He will also vis!: his sister, Mrs. Bruno Weber, anc family at Waterloo before returning to his home.Mrs. Thomas Tinknell, former! j Miss Amelia Day, Auburn, N. Y.r cairn Thursday to visit her broth or. Dr. Wworld tists. *wide movement among Bap-daug'TRIPOLI.Tripoli, Xa,, May. 5.—Otto She ye and liter, Miss Mary Sheve* Plymouth, Neb., and Miss Martha -Sheve, Ruskin, Neb., came Thursday to attend the funeral services of the former's brother. Conrad Sheve, which * were Friday. They will remain for a visit with relatives.Mr. and Mr?, Lester Bradfield. who had been visiting relatives at Waterloo for two weeks, returned Saturday.A. W. Buechele, Mr, and Mrs. H. J, Eelkema and son, Kenneth, motored to Fayette Sunday.:Mrs. Ralph . Countryman and Mrs. Will Brechtel, Oelwein, were week-end guests of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Zaeharias. north of town.Carl Drosle^sr., southwest of town..-was stricken J with paralysis Friday, whilo work4riff in the yard and is in a serious condition.Win lam Dohrman. who has been making his horrid with -his brother. Fred, southwest of town, for a number of years, broke a leg Fridny while in the field dragging. He became'entangled in the drag. He was brought to the Jungblut hospital for attention and Saturday was removed to his home..Mrs, Fred Ailen, Waterloo, who had been visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. H, Ambrose. Frederika* and mother. Mrs. Katherine Dourkeu for a week relumed -Saturday. Mrs. Rourko who had not been well Che pa?t few weeks returned home with her daughter for anex ten si vest ay to recover -from her recent illness. Thursday* April 29. 5 p. m., St. Peter’s Evangelical church. Miss Amanda Tcglmeier and August Tonne were united in marriage in the presence of relatives and* friends. Rev. E. Stech performing the ceremony. The bride and groom were attended by Miss Bertha Tonne. Miss Rennetta Tcgtmeier. Edward Tonne and Erwin Bunger. The bride was gowned in white georgetteover white messaline with bridalCoffee DRight ThiPossiblyis off'.times folic drinking, 3Isiit this a*Vi____
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo, Iowa, US
Wed, May 05, 1920
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