Appointment of Administrator for Hawthorn Estate
In the District Court of Town Humboldt County Iowa notice is given that the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Chas H Hawthorn late of Humboldt County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted must pay the undersigned and those with claims must present them as by law required for allowance and payment. Dated July 24, 1916.
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Town
Humboldt County
Chas
H.hawthorn
H. Hawthorn
Humbodht
Lowe
A. D
Renwick Public Schools Announces New Tuition Rates
At a regular Renwick School Board meeting, tuition will be four dollars per month for grades and five dollars per month for high school. All tuition must be paid in advance for each semester or pupils will not be enrolled.
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Renwick
Dentist and Optician offers limited Renwick services
Doctor Alex M. McKay, dentist and optician, will be in Renwick for two weekends at Huegerich Cafe to provide first class dental and optical work. Limited slots available for Friday and Saturday visits. Call to arrange service.
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Renwick
Huegerich Cafe
Alex M. McKay
Local happenings at Clear Lake and nearby towns
Sunday events at Clear Lake include Alfred Martin and John Kerr buying Sterns Knight cars and Miss Fanny Bram leaving for Cyprus Minnesota. Edward Phipps returns from Colorado trip. Mr. and Mrs. Junking host Ruth Junking. Packards drive to Webster City. Harvey Hawthorne overturns a Ford but escapes injury. Hazelwood recovers after heat exposure. Community notices cover sales, theater, road planning, and local open houses.
Luverne Items Mixed Local Social Notes
Special to the Times lists visitors and movers in Luverne area. Names include E d Martin Ben Rummonds John Northrop W D Winuis and daughter Miss Patterson Miss Wester berg Irvin Chapman Y S Stephenson Georgie Lothringer Reta Spooner and brother W H M S meeting at Mrs James Green Aug 1 Cemetery Association meet with Mrs C H Liehty Aug 10 Rev Heddle F W Amspoker in Whittemore last week Wm Nissen and family visited on Sunday Ruby Godfrey Goldie White with Mrs John Aweifel Jd E Albertson and Shellsburg visitors at Rev Haskell’s missionary program and farewell for James Zweifel in Corwith.
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Irvin Chapman
Eagle Grove
Y. E. Stephenson
Livermore
Georgie Lothringer
Grand Mound
Reta Spooner
Brother
Rake
James Green
North Luni Items Attract Local Visit And News
Several from this vicinity will attend the Clarion fair. Residents were in Renwick Saturday night while others traveled to Hancock County last Sunday. Henry Eastman and family spent a pasty at Mr Blooms in Hancock County. Al Brown and family shopped in Renwick Wednesday. Mrs Frank Barber hosted visitors from Kanawha Sunday. The Birthday Club enjoyed a gathering at the Hanson home Saturday. Frank Trowbridge attended church at Corwith Sunday morning. Pearl Brown is being hosted in Eagle Grove this week by Mrs Marie Kline. Hoaglan and Howard Bogards called on Al Browns Wednesday afternoon. No preaching at Luni last Sunday as Rev Perry was in Iowa Falls for a Baptist Assembly. Claud Bogards visited his parental home. Mr and Mrs Frank Trobridge and Mr and Mrs Everett Nelson called on Martha Smith Sunday afternoon. Luni Mission met with Mrs Claud Bogard last Thursday. despite muddy roads many came by buggy. The evening featured quilt piecing and refreshments. all reported a nice time.
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Renwick
Steve Palmers
Hancock Co
Henry Eastman
Birthday Club
Hanson
Frank Trowbridge
Corwith
Pearl Brown
Eagle Grove
Marie Kline
Luni
Perry
Iowa Falls
Claud Bogards
Mrs. Bogard
Claud Bogard
Goldfield Items Chronicle notes visitors and helpers
Dr Baldus enjoys a visit from his mother of Story City. W H Whiteman of Webster City helps Frank Kershner inside decorate the Nelson Gerdes and Moseley bungalows.
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Rom the Chronicle
Baldus
Story City
W.H. Whiteman
Webster City
Frank Kershner
Nelson Gerdes
Moseley
Local notices from Eagle Grove and vicinity
Mrs B A Richardson taken to Eagle Grove Hospital. Miss Bethyl Kidder of Webster City visited Misses Mary and Celia Miller and friends in Renwick before returning home. Miss Ruby Campbell of Clarion, formerly Goldfield girl, very ill from heat, no improvement. Will McGee broke a rib when county grader struck a rock and threw him onto a lever. he is here recovering. Louis Stenson north of Holmes died from heat and cholera infantum, aged 26, leaving husband and two young daughters, one in serious condition. Bessie Agard injured hand while riding home after visiting Art Kelling. a barbed needle pierced the flesh near the thumb and required surgeon removal. hand mending.
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Bethyl Kidder
Webster City
Mary
Celia Miller
Renwick
Ruby Campbell
Goldfield
Clarion
Will McGee
Gould
Louis Stenson
Holmes
Bessie Agard
Art Kelling’s
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Renwick Times
Li Miller
Iowa Press
Soca
E. D. Miller
State Bank
Iowa
R. F. Avery
DR. Ghas. C. Baldus
Mrs
Will M. Blesse
Renwick, Iowa
L. R. Turner
First National
Rock Wood
H. H. Hawthorn
Said
Clear Lake
Alfred Martin
John Kerr
Sterns-Knight
Harry and
Winnie Packard
Edward Phipps
Colorado
Junking
Ruth
Vene Packard Home
Fanny Bram
Cyprus
Minn
Richardson's
Ernest James
Henry Packard
Karl Miller
Aurora, Ill
Benner
Kanjawha
Charles Brown
Iowa City
Palma‘teer and
Poole
Lake
Ed Selgelid
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Wes Brink
Harvey Hawthorne
Bode
Ottosen
LuVerne Club
Here
LuVerne
Jas. Hawthorn
Henry McCurry
Lennox
Gem Cast
Monarch
the Times
E.d. Martin
Ben Rummonds
E. Ross
Chicago
Humboldt
John Northrop
Burt
Winuis and
Daughter
Miss Patterson
Miss Westerberg
Cemetery Association
C. H. Liehty
Ruby Godfrey
Goldie White
John Aweifel
Jd. E. Albertson
Shellsburg
Rev. Haskell’s
Presbyterian Church
al Brown
Frank Barber
Kanawha
Mr. Hoaglan
Howard Bogards
al Browns
Frank Trobridge
Everet Nelson
Martha Smith
Western Life Insurance Company
4Tien Mer
Renwick,Iowa
Chas. K. Hawthorn
Ohseok
L. M. Webster
Wien
Wastern Life Insurance Company
Iowa Company
B. A. Richardson
Eagle Grove Hospital
Union Services
City Park
Stele Vattercetey
M. J. Holt
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