Local notes move with travels and visits
Mr Henry Hawthorn left Monday noon for North Dakota Bertie Martin remains very ill in Marshalltown hospital Mrs L R Turner enjoyed a visit from her brother Glen Turner of Des Moines Mrs Allen left Monday noon for her Dakota home after a visit with the R W Frank family Rev Herbert Clegg district superintendent will preach at the church next Sunday at 10 30 schooling resumed Monday after two weeks vacation Mr and Mrs Conrad Elmer left Wednesday noon for a visit with relatives in Hebron North Dakota Names H H McCurry and Henry Geigel appear among subscribers with LIF written after their names Aside from Ville capturing and looting a town day Davenport Times says everything is lovely beyond the Rio Grande Quite a number from Renwick and Mrs Kubly attended the funeral noon for their home in LuVerne Tuesday sin after attending the funeral of their niece of LuVerne the remains were brought for burial from Glenwood Minnesota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Clegg
Methodist Church
Renwick
Peter H. Claussen Dead After Illness in Renwick
The community mourns Peter Claussen who died last Wednesday after a period of illness. He started the Claussen Bros. business in Renwick in 1902 and became a widely respected senior partner. He belonged to I. C. C. F. and M. W. of A. orders and was 47 at death, with the Times extending sympathy to his family.
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Peter Claussen
Glaussen
Colfax
Cherokee
Claussen
Renwick
M. W
the Times
Obituary of Peter H. Claussen of Renwick Iowa
Peter H. Claussen born in Busun Germany December 9 1869 died January 8 1917 aged 47 years 25 days. He emigrated to Davenport Iowa at age 11 moved to Renwick in 1886 farmed later ran a butcher shop and an implement and automobile business. Married Carrie Kelling January 6 1892. four sons George H Louise P Mary M Laura A and three daughters Eddie R Edith V and James W died in infancy. Survived by wife children father and mother Javo sisters Mrs Alvéena Kuehl Seattle and Mrs Maggie Porter Seymour along with brothers John St Paul Henry William Renwick. Funeral at M E church January 7 conducted by Rev Nicholson Goldfield laid to rest Vernon Cemetery. Floral offerings noted.
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Peter H. Claussen
Busun
Germany
Tutheran
Mr. Claussen
Davenport
Iowa
Renwick
Carrie Kelling
George H
Louise P
Mary M
Laura A
Eddie R
Edith V
James W
Claussen Bros
Nicholson
Goldfield
Vernon Cemetry
Thanks and Notices From Local Residents and Businesses
Card of Thanks to M W of A and I O O F for help during illness and death of husband and father. Mrs Carrie Claussen and Children express gratitude. Various notes: Miss Fammie Baumgartner at Corner Store. For Sale a four year old driving mare weight 1100. Mrs Claus Block shopped in Algona. Miss Stauffacher from Ackley visited aunt Mrs Minard Babler. Eyes exam by Dr Weber at Renwick Hotel Friday afternoon, free. Birthday party for Buster Frank with forty five children. A P Rowley drove seven miles before breakfast to advertise sale. Yeoman Lodge installed officers Jan 5. Banking figures show national banks grew rapidly in two-year period. James and Wil families attend funeral in Corwith. Subscribers pressed to pay two-year-old bills. nineteen subscribers yet unpaid.
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Wm. Sigge
Claus Block
Algona
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Holland
Harrison & Shames, Inc
Waterloo
Livery Stable
U. S
Morris Berman
Henry Hawthorn
N. Dakota
Bertie Martin
Marshalltown
L. R. Turner
Glen Turner
Des Moines
Conrad Elmer
Hebron
N. Dak
H. H. McCurry
Henry Geigel
Ville
Davenport Times
Rio Grande
M. W. of A
Carrie Claussen
Dr. Weber
Buster Frank
A. P. Rowley
Yeoman Lodge
Forman
J. R. Queary
G. S. Peters
C. A. Richardson
Fred Rasmussen
Federal Reserve System
James
Wil
Corwith
My White
Jeve
Minnesota
A. W. Dickenson
LaVerne
Livermore
Hardy
Dane
Osborne
McCormick
Deering
John Deere
Sterling
Avery
Deere
Owens
A. P. Rowley H. Brummund
J. T. Nervig
the Venn Theatre
Bluebird
Iron Glow
Pathe
Liberty
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