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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
2
Public notice listing November 1 1922 as the date for Renwick's cash basis accounting. Names Wm Nissen Chas Walker S H Klassie appear likely as officials or observers associated with the action. Precise scope and locality remain readers’ access.
Mrs Lenna Smith visited old friends here the first of the week Joe Engstrom and family visited Iowa City for Doris medical exam Mrs J F Kelling and Mrs John Kerr left for a South Dakota trip Mrs John Callesen and other Fort Dodge visitors last Tuesday Mr and Mrs John McQuaid and daughters from Scranton visited W W McCurry and relatives Four years after the war the government still sells leftover horse shoes a problem for the national horse shoers convention John Bydalek one toads of cattle shipped to Chicago market A peat marsh southwest of Hayfield has burned sixty acres with fire depth from one to four feet Recent rain aided extinguishing the blaze Rhiney Brandt Grew one year in the pen at Algona and was sent to begin sentence Were this loss of law violators as penitentiary sentences down here deserve the same dune and hope they get it soon
Lutheran Church notes a mission festival next Sunday with Professor Zeilinger addressing Sunday school at 10 o'clock, divine services at 11 in the forenoon and 7:30 in the evening, sermons by Zeilinger and Rev Mall, choir practice tonight, and a fundraising pair in the 1.0 C. F. hall on Saturday evening doors open at 6. A daughter of Mr and Mrs Magnus Miller was baptized last Sunday. sponsors were the parents and Mr and Mrs Luther Johnson.
Friday night at Vernon Consolidated School the Juniors won the evening by decorating the stage in their blue and gold colors, upsetting the Seniors who offered their sympathy with yellow shows. The Seniors claim the Juniors’ prank forced them to do their own class work, while community men were pressed into service to remove the decorations. Various local residents were noted visiting, with reports of football injury, travel to Washington for the winter term, and a pre-wedding shower for Miss Mary Olive Miller of Goldfield.
Miss Laura Pascoe spent the weekend at her Des Moines home. Osmund Osmundson of New Richland Minnesota visited relatives last week. Quaker Oats Co. accepts orders. Humboldt visitors Mr and Mrs Henry Nurder Earl and Mr and Mrs Lee Nurder travel to Osage. Cal Altman Mrs Gotfred Steinman and Barbara Baumgarbier visit Humbold Osage trip. Vote Howley and children return to Nebraska after two weeks locally. Chicago and North Western passenger train arrived on time, but recent weeks saw trains two to five hours late.
Mr Henry Shoe of Galt visited relatives here amid a sombre tale of a slaying. The Rebekah Ghete will meet with Mrs James Nelson on Thursday October 7. Mrs Will Black and daughters Edna and Moiva were Humblist visitors last Thursday. Karl Norder drove to Ackley Town last Friday night, reporting murder and a baby who have been visiting there the past two months.
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