Mrs Brimm Visits Storm Lake For Decoration
Mrs W A Brimm traveled from Storm Lake on Monday for Decoration and to renew old friendships.
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Newspaper
Pocahontas County Sun
Location
Laurens, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
4
Mrs W A Brimm traveled from Storm Lake on Monday for Decoration and to renew old friendships.
Emory Kirby trades his Ford for a Hubomobile from Steen Brothers who then sell the Ford to N Wells south of town.
A. D. Claussen and his mother visited Peterson last Saturday for Decoration Day exercises. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Morgan, G. W. Strickland and R. N. McCombs went to Ft. Dodge yesterday.
Miss Portlock of the High School spent Sunday with Miss McCartan at Pocahontas. Rev. W. P. Webb and family visited from Havelock for Decoration Day exercises. Five weeks after moving to Napa, California, W. M. Sprowl reports a laundry fire and return to Modesta. Mary Coldren, Highland Park College graduate, elected First Primary teacher at Correctionville with good salary. Roy and Art Steen traveled to Detroit for Hupmobile sales meeting, hoping to boost local Hupmobiles. Mrs. Laura McCombs visited from Eagle Grove for a reception hosted by Mesdames Morgan, Shaner and Bruett. Lloyd Bellinger, Iowa State College student, visiting grandparents. Emma Wells from Des Moines for commencement. Emma to graduate from Drake University next week. Postoffice Inspector Bassett of Ft. Dodge in town for postoffice site search, causing some scramble. Sioux City Journal notes Rev. J. R. Tumbleson’s marriage to Nellie Cord at Danbury. Tumbleson an Havelock native. Sunday services: Memorial sermon by Rev. Henry at the Methodist Church. Baccalaureate by Rev. Gerkin at the Christian Church. both crowded. Will Fagan injured by a rusty nail at stockyards, serious heel wound. Weather spoiled performances of George D. Sweet’s troupe. rain prevented tent, but two nights at the opera house drew decent crowds. May 31 at Miss Julia Hurley’s home, Alumni Association meeting for June 15 banquet at Masonic Hall. plans to seat a larger crowd, tickets sold at Hurleys. confirm attendance for planning.
Royal Neighbors Memorial Sunday will be observed on Sunday June 6 at Woodman Hall. All members are asked to be present at 2 30 P M. Regular meeting June 10 is the last before summer closing. An entertainment and a ten cent luncheon will aid the flower fund.
Large house and lot with grand well cistern and cellar offered for sale. Possession available anytime. Contact A Wessmans Harness Shop owner at Shoe Repair Shop Inc to view the property. Two story residence with ample space and desirable living area.
Classified text reports a farm labor wanted notice signed Mrs Wallin and a found ring description with names George Buckwalter and J G Hinn. Also ads for feed at the Mill, farm equipment including saddles harnesses buggy wagons horses, gravel delivery pricing, and a contact phone line 116 or 128.
A 14 mile distance from Laurens Iowa features a well-tiled farm with a good house barn granary and outbuildings along with a good well and grove. Drainage tax paid and no waste land with level land and drainage slope. Consolidated school district at Laurens with R F D and telephone. Will carry back 17000 at 5 percent. Price 185 per acre. Also other land for sale. W J ALLEN Laurens Iowa.
Seed corn pure bred Silver King from prize seed. Ferguson 34 miles north of Laurens. notice of business sale with demand to settle debts. sale or trade items include three Shetland ponies buggy and harness, motorcycle and Rambler Roadster. flour and feed products from Blatchfords and Saum offering calf and pig meal. poultry tonic and oyster shells. farm store advertises highest cream price.
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