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POCAHONTAS COUNTY PEOPLE. Fonda, Trnes: Word has been re ceived here that Father’ Heelan has left. Treland ‘for America ‘last Thurs day and ‘it ‘is’ expected that he will ‘arrive at Fonda next week sometime !... AL Rude expects to move to Minnesota next spring where ‘he has purchased a farm. ‘His mother and sister expect to’ go to Canton, S. D. is Fred Duitsman, Jr..., son ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duitsman,has joined the ‘nany and from his letters home ‘likes his new work fine.. Fonda people’ who have been in Des Moines ‘during the past week and met Ed Cunningham state that he will be married on the 2nd of November to a laidy of that ‘city. ‘He will have the best wishes ‘of a host of friends. Manson ‘Democrat: “The death of Harm Snathoff: occurred last Thurs ‘day at the home of his daughter, “Mrs. ‘George Wessels, ten miles west of Palmer. Deceased had undergone an operation and, was in a very weak ened ‘condition’ “when he was stricken with pneumonia, which was the case of his death. He was seventy-six years, of age, and was a gentleman that was loved by,all, and was quite well known around here. Funeral services were held last Sunday: after noon from ‘the German. .. Lutheran ‘church in Palmer and. was one of the largest ever held in that community. The floral offerings were no- fitting tribute to: this. fine. old . gentler, Varina Reporter. At St. Columb: kille’s, church Wednesday morning, October 22nd, ‘Father McAuliffe cele brated, nuptial mass “by Which ‘he united, in the holy bonds of mam+. mny, Mr. John Clinton and’ Miss Ellen. Walch, two, of Variants — most popular young people. The bride has” ‘grown to womanhood among us and is the popular and ‘accomplished ’ daughter of Mrs. Mike Walsh, while the “Broom * is ‘an* industrious” “and trustworthy young ‘farmer who’ is admired and “respected by all for his many ‘sterling qualities. After a short weddings trip the Happy cou ple will be at ‘home to their many friends on a farm, near Varina, Rolfe Arrow, Esther Hauck and Norman Thornton who are students, at the University of Wlensis were on hand to root, for the, Iowa, team: awhen ‘thea. Tilingis, field’ Saturday, “Clyde reheed ten played left, end on the Bawkeyd eleven, but was forced to ‘retire in ‘the ‘third quarter on account of an injury to this shoulder which was dislocated durng “Iowa’s battle , with Nebraska two weeks before. ”The Iowans presented a strong front thru out the combat, and in many ways out-played Illinois. . Victory for the Hawkeyes seemed assured in the first hay, but the Indians popped up’ ‘and got any with a hard-earned score of 9-7 on a Play, an on-side kick, the legality of which is ques tioned by expert writers on the same, . . . .A five-year-old son’ of Mr. and Mrs. Will.Sernell has been quite ill the past few days with pneu monia. A professional ‘nurse has been secured to look after the phys ical needs of the little show and it is hoped he‘ can pull thru. Palmer Press: Cousins of the Pred Anderson, Gus Olson and Garl Peter son families enjoyed,a picnic Sunday at the Lincoln, Community Hall, 146 relatives were present. During the afternoon, an excellent program con ducted by A.B. Olson was offered.’ The Rev. ‘Waterman’ of” Pocahontas delivered a very interesting address. Those present from a distance were: Wm. ‘Magnusson, Fred, Magnusson, Oscar Lidhall and Ed Selstrom and families of Gowrie, Mr. Burgeson and family of Ft. Dodge. ‘Laurens Sun: Miss Elsie Love went down to, Pocahontas, last Satur day and visited her folks there, the first of the week. . . 3 ’ Mrs. L. J. Hartman left this morning for ‘Des, Moines to, visit her friend, Mrs. Chas, Ketchum and to hear John Mc Cormick sing. . . ‘Lieut.L. B. Hakes returned from an extended hunting trip out in Colorado. While he did not get a chance to bag any ‘deer or large game there. was plenty of the smaller game and he had ‘some great sport. Dexter Semtinal: A laugh is worth’ hundred groans in any market, Timothy Hay for sale.* Call- or ‘phone.. Le W. Crouch, Mallard, Iowa,
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Pocahontas Democrat
Pocahontas, Iowa, US
Thu, Oct 30, 1919
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