Evangelical and Methodist Church Notes Weekly Schedule
The notice outlines Sunday School at 9 30 a m German services 10 30 a m union services at the school park 7 p m Y M C A meeting after union service 2 p m prayer services and choir rehearsal 7 30 p m Bible study and prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m and shows hot weather disruption with city park union services. Pastor J G Moyer extends a cordial invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples
R. F. Schedtler
Evangelical Church Notes
School Park
Y. 2
M. Epworth
Local Notices From Algona Area Tuesday Through Wednesday
Names and visits dot a busy Algona area week with Hans Bannick family trip to Pt Dodee various relatives in Dows Bancroft State Center and other towns. A newborn to Anton and Mrs Anderson is noted along with prices for poultry and meat slicer additions at Nissen market. Several residents travel to Sioux City Webster City and Little Falls while others host visitors or plan trips to Des Moines Buffalo Center and Bridgewater.
Local team edges Goldfield in 13 innings 6 to 4
In a 13 inning game at Chautauqua, Renwick held the lead early as Goldfield went ahead 3 0. A nine inning tie followed then two extra frames produced a Couser homer in the 13th with two on. Goldfield could not score in the second half, final score 6 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield
Renwick
Couser
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertising Claim
An old promotional notice claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by acting on the blood and clearing toxins. It promises a one hundred dollar reward for untreatable cases and urges readers to send for testimonials while noting availability from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and druggists selling the product.
Renwick School Board Sets New Monthly Tuition Rates
At a regular Renwick School Board meeting the new monthly tuition will be four dollars for Grades and five dollars for High School. Tuition must be prepaid for each semester or pupils will not be enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
Notice of Appointment of Administrator for Hawthorn Estate
In the District Court of Iowa Humboldt County the estate of Chas. H. Hawthorn is administered. The undersigned has been appointed and qualified as Administrator and asks those indebted to the estate or holding claims to present them per law for allowance and payment. Dated this 24th day of July, A. D. Lah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of
Iowa
Humboldt County
Chas. H. Hawthorn
Chas
H. Hawthorn
Humboddt County
GOLDFIELD ITEMS From the Chronicle
Whooping cough is all the rage among the carpenter Hill young sters. Mrs. E. A. Richardson spent a few hours at home Friday. She returned to the hospital the same day. Her condition is somewhat improved. Miss Ethel Clark has resigned her position at the Variety Store and has gone to her home near Renwick. Miss Vera Keith has taken her place in the store. O. B. Keister received a message Monday conveying the sad news of the death of his son, Stuart, at Ed monds & Oak. He left Tuesday morning to attend the funeral. Monday morning a band of gypsies enjoying life in an Overland stopped in our city to ply their fortune telling art. Marshall Hinton however cut them short and showed them the quickest way out of town and they left for more favorable territory. The autos are proving a thorn for the gypsies as they look too prosperous for beggars. Supervisor Pinkham and Mayor Montgomery took a trip over the Diagonal Trail route between here and Renwick last week and raised $1200 by subscription for improvement of the above named road. When finished this will be one of the best stretches of road in northern Iowa. The farmers along the way who contributed the amount are to be complimented on their enterprise and foresight for this will mean a great year to them in the future. Word was received here this week that the marking of the trail was to begin this week at Cedar Rapids and will be carried on immediately to Spirit Lake. We may look for the trail blazers now any day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Keister
Stuart
Edmonds
Oak
Marshall Hinton
Pinkham
Montgomery
Here
Renwick
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Spirit Lake
Luverne Items Special to the Times
Mrs. Ben Ross visits relatives in town this week. Mrs. Savers of Hanna calls at the bank home Friday. Mrs. Needle leaves for Ft. Dodge for two weeks visiting her parents Mrs. August Waite and son August and Annie in State Center. Mrs. E J Lovell and Kenneth depart for Palmyra Wisconsin for six weeks to visit her mother and relatives. Godfrey and Staffacher win remodeling job for Vernon township schoolhouses into the superintendent residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Ross
Savers
Hanna
August Waite
Son August
Annie
State Center
E. J. Lovell
Kenneth
Palmyra
Wis
Godfrey
Staffacher
Vernon Township
Local People in and Around Algona Headlines
Irvin Chapman drove to Goldfield Sunday. Mrs. Stoddard remains ill. Jim Zweffel and wife left for Corwith. Dick Ross visited Corwith Friday. Ben Rummonds came from Livermore Friday. Earle D. Lovell visited Altona Monday. Oscar Hogan and wife left for North Dakota Thursday. Webb White and wife visited one evening. Iva Benedict to attend Cedar Falls school next year. Payson Pickett welcomed a baby girl since Friday. Mrs. Murphy and Joretta left for a visit. Mr. Shipule and family and Mr. Hefty and family went to West Bend. Rev. Heddle and boy scouts left for a two week outing at Clear Lake. Miss Jennie Mason returned from Clarion. Earl Lavell and Blanche Godfrey with Florence Godfrey toured Sexton and Algona. J L Giehty, John Zweifel and Opal White attended Chautauqua at Coldfield. Prof. Singer from Oskaloosa is evangelist. Mrs. Benedict received word her brother John Grub is very ill in Dickens.
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Renwick Times
L. W. Miller
OWA Press
Wisaga
E. D. Miller
State Bank
Iawa
C. Baldus
Mrs. Martin's
Main Street
Renwick Town
Will M. Blesse
Renwick, Iowa
L. R. Turner
First National Bank
M. C. Rockwood
Iyes
Iowal
Baptist Church Notes
P.A
Luni
J. JH. Perry
A.W. Schlesselman
Methodist Church Notes
J.G. Moyer
Hans Bannick
Dodee
Beulah Merson
Bertha Smith
Laura Boge
Dows
Donald
Corwith
Elnora Yeoman
Algona
San Maurer
Chris Helmke
Bancroft
Mrs
Anton Anderson
Wmi. Nissen
Relford Anderson
Rolandy Jr
John Egenes
Harry Richardson
Vera Blessie
Ledyard
Clyde Holden
Benner
Times Office
Frank Meeding
LaVerne
Fred Markman
Otto Sanders
Des Moines
Claus Helmke
Mrs. Ross
Willmington, Mann
Paul Krummrow
Sioux City
Correctionville
Nellie Kelling
Metta Tanck
Tweedie
Webster City
McMullen
Woolstock
E. M. Smith
Buffalo Center
Joe Engstrom
H. E. Luchsinger
Wilma Norder
Bridgewater
S. Dak
Casper Norder
Esther Jensen
J. W. Merson
A. M. Plumley
Little Falls
Minn
Hall
Hanl
Han
F. J. Cheney &C
Toledo
Ohio
All Druggista, Tic
Western Life Insurance Company
Oessnc Joy Peets
Beargary
Patcreree
Renwick,Iowa
Western Life Insurance Co
Bes Moines, Tom
L. M. Webster
Onre Berges
Bientar
Cag
Iowa Company
the Chronicle
Carpenter Hill
E. A. Richardson
Ethel Clark
Vera Keith
Luverne
Irvin Chapman
Jim Zweffel
Dick Ross
Ben Rummonds
Livermore
Earle D. Lovell
Altona
Oscar Hogan
North Dakota
Webb White
Iva Benedict
Cedar Falls
Mrs. Payson Pickett
Heddle
Boy Scouts
Clear Lake
Jennie Mason
Clarion
Earl Lavell
Blanche
Florence Godfrey
Sexton and
J. L. Giehty
John Zweifel
Opal White
Coldfield
Sehool-House
Singer
Oskaloosa
Union Services
City Park
Wattvnty
M. J. Holt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!