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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1916
Page
3
Armval report details the financial statement for the Renwick Independent School District from March 1, 1915 to February 29, 1916, outlining receipts, expenditures, balance sheets, and summary of fiscal activities for the period. It records revenue sources, disbursements, and net changes affecting district funds.
Margaret E Preble of Humboldt Iowa declares her Republican candidacy for County Recorder in the June 1916 primaries. She respectfully requests voters consideration and support.
A compiled notice names A. M. Davenport running for reelection as Humboldt County Sheriff, G. G. Christopher seeking Third District Supervisor, W. Garfield for County Auditor, and C. W. Garfield for County Attorney. The candidates pledge to comply with Republican voters at the June primaries.
R J Johnston announces candidacy for re election from the Seventy Six District of Iowa Humbolt County subject to Republican Primaries held in June 1916.
A self announced candidate for the office of County Treasurer of Humboldt County declares intent to run in the June 5th, 1916 primaries. The notice signals formal entry into a local electoral contest and identifies the date of the upcoming party primary.
Stewart Olson announces candidacy for the Third Humboldt County supervisor district subject to the will of Republican voters in the district.
D T Oxborrow announces run for Clerk of District Court Humboldt County subject to June 1916 Republican primary. A Sorde also seeks the County Attorney position subject to Republican voters at the June primaries.
Local notes report Elsie Fingskell on the sinket and visits by Miss Patterson to Clear Lake, Webster City guests Myra Larimer and son Ralph, and Mike Wegner from Ft. Dodge in town. J. A. Robertson spent Sunday in Ft. Dodge and Des Moines. A New England supper by MoE ladies set for Feb 29 and a Colonial social by Presbyterian Ladies Aid on March 3. One worker electrocuted near an electric line. Edna Carr teaches Center school and a basket social at the schoolhouse includes a talk on Hedidle salary funds.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs H. S. Rice on Wednesday afternoon March 8th. Preaching at 10 36 a m, Sunday School 11 30 a m, Epworth League 6 30 p m. Bible Study and Prayer Service Thursday evening 7 30 p m. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
The church lists preaching at 10 30 A M and 7 30 P M Sunday School at 11 30 A M and 6 30 P M At Lunt Sunday School at 2 00 P M preaching at 3 00 P M All are welcome to join any or all services.
Miss Mae Davis returned home from Renwick for a short vacation. Leo Overbaugh and wife of Renwick visited Goldfield this week. J. S. Nicholson hosted his brother from Center Ville Iowa. Mr and Mrs Evareth Nelson and A A Terrell were visitors from Eagle Grove on Tuesday morning. Rev Sands and A C Pinkain attended the Interdenominational Laymen Missionary Convention in Des Moines on Monday and Tuesday. Mr and Mrs F A Terrell, visiting at the Nicholson home, returned to Ollie Town Tuesday.
Special to the Times reports A L Kearney a visitor to Cloud Boyards. Winnie Packard improves from illness. Ed Hanson of Mino visiting parents. Luni Sunshine Club met with Mrs H Eustimnan, new members welcomed. Measles reported locally. A L Brown lost a mare. Glen Trotter and wife visiting. Mr Katulin moved relatives to Gold Town. Claud Bogard and family hosted neighbors Frank Barbers. Everett Nelson and wife settled near Limi. Rev Perry preached at Loni last Sunday using text 1 Corinthians 4:21.
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