Sioux County Court House News Notes
The Webb Publishing company sues James Ellerbrook for 394.25 plus interest. Edmonds Lordereren Co. alleges M. F. Kane owes them on demand note. Moore Bros. & Co. claim Boyden Hardware Co. owes 280.40 on goods furnished in 1920. Morman Meyer seeks 1504.54 for notes signed by Henry Kiceze et al. Karl Bray seeks a divorce from Ollie Bray for cruel treatment and smoking cigarettes. C. Buth seeks a decree of divorce from Mabel Buth for cruel inhuman treatment. Foote Schultze Co. alleges David Walston owes 190.74 on a judgment from Ramsey County, Minnesota (1915). Hospers Savings Bank says Joe Van Rooyen owes 100 on a promissory note. Homestead Company says M. A. Van Steenwyk owes 175.60. Griette Evink seeks a divorce from Albert Evink for cruel treatment and non-support. Katherine Henningfeld sues John Harteal on a mortgage note, requests a receiver. Holversne Bank records marriage licenses for Albert E. Brunsting, P. Noteboom, Dieu De Jong, Joseph Bliel. changes to Sioux County assessments advised by Review official: land and various farm and livestock classes see percentage increases. summary of property valuation used for taxation.
Sunburn Fatality Highlights Dangers to Young Swimmers
A Dubuque youth, eight years old, died after severe sunburn while swimming near a sand-bar in the Mississippi. He wandered home as his skin blistered, suffered a chill, and died the following day. Doctors warn sunburn strains the heart and outline grim timeframes for survival based on burned body area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairburn
Dubuque
Mississippi River
Italians Prepare August Departure to Sunny Italy from Des Moines
The article notes a planned August departure of at least 100 Italians from Des Moines to Sunny Italy, many naturalized and holding funds to return home. It discusses large public utility tax assessments, including increased valuations for Northwestern Bell Telephone and Western Union lines, and mentions preparations for the Eighty-eighth Division reunion at the state fairgrounds August 26 to 28 with camping, nurses, and transport arrangements for veterans. It also reports on remarks by attorney Tiston McMillen promoting international adjudication and social welfare observations by Mrs. Tonise Cottrell, plus a brief on old woolen mills and Nashua’s current production.
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Des Moines
Suuny
Italy
Amerigda
Naturaliz
Aga
Northwestern Bell ‘Telephone Company
Iowa
Bock
American Express Company
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Iowan
Western Union
Eighty-eighth Division
State Fair Grounds
Camp Dodge
Iowa National Guard
Nebraska
Mid-Western States
Tiston McMillen
Oskaloosa
Washington
Local News Briefs From Hawarden and Surrounding Areas
W E Abby of Hawarden broke both bones in his right arm cranking a Ford admitting he gave the car extra spark. Ruth White died from blood poisoning after a knee bruise led to infection. she had slipped earlier while playing. Two men fined near Rockwell City for using mismatched license plates on two autos. Peter Johnson of Webb died from injuries after a pitchfork pierced his brain during threshing. D R Huefson of Gilletts Grove killed by electric shock at a transformer station after losing his key and touching live wiring. Doris Allen of Laurens at Okoboji Epworth League event woke in water with a nervous breakdown linked to overstudy and last summer auto injuries. improving at home. The old Chenoweth home on the city edge is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Abby
Hawarden
Sioux County
Ruth
Alvin White
Treton
Peter Johnson
Webb
Spencer
Diedrick RB. Huefson
Gilletts Grove
Harmony Power and Light Company
Gillett Grove
Power Company
Effelson
Doris Allen
Laurens
Okoboji
Miss Allen
Fire in Store Destroys Building as Neighbors Rally
Morning blaze engulfed a store with firefighters keeping flames from spreading to nearby structures. Meanwhile Carl Noltge and Jack Mr Manaman encountered a two year old boy wandering along a road four miles south of Hawarden. They swerved to avoid the child and took him to a Hawarden hospital. The boy’s parents, W. Muth, later learned their son had wandered from home after being left with older children. The child was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Noltge
Jack Mr. Manaman
Mawarden
Aken
Hawarden
Mr. Noltge
Tong
W. ¥. Muth
Muths
Gane
Wedding of Rangel and Mc Grath in Council Bluffs
Report from Council Bluffs details a wedding where Joseph Rangel a Mexican groom age 22 wed Bettie Mc Grath a Cherokee bride age 30. The ceremony was witnessed by two Indian women who signed the marriage license and certifiers records. The bride reportedly owns valuable lands in Oklahoma and declined to discuss herself while the groom is described as a well Americanized Mexican of the better sort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Joseph Rangel
Bettie McGrath
Tadian
Tdian
Joe
Oklahoma
Hull Trims Rock Valley In 8 To 5 Victory
Hull baseball team defeated Rock Valley 8 to 5 on Friday. Poor fielding by Rock Valley allowed Hull to secure the lead and win the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Trims
Rock Valley
Hull
Wags
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Bank OF Rock Valle
Rock
Valeey
Kovia
P.O. van Oosterhout
A. Walhof
Huizenga
Roqzeboom
Sioux County Court House
Webb Publishing Company
James “Ellerbrook
Em 2
Edmonds Lordereren ‘Co
Het M. F. Kane
Moore Bros. & Co
Boyden Hardware Co
Morman Meyer
Henry ‘Kiceze
Karl Bray
Ollie Y
C. Buth
Mabel Buth
Foote. Schultze Co
David Walston
Ramsey Ty
Minnesota
Hospers Savings Bank
Alleghat
Joe van Rooyen
Homestead Company
M. A. van Steenwyk
Griette Evink
Albert Evink
Aing
Katherine Henningfeld
John Harétal
Ehoom
Holversne Bank
Albert E. Brunsting
Orange City
P. P. Noteboom
Tra‘ C.noteboom
Dieu de Jong
Joseph Bliel
Legal
Rockwell
Magy Ir Faulkner
Segal
Granville
Johanson
Ve Council of the State of Review
van Roekel
Sheldon
Mid-West
Grtton Walt
Tonise Cottrell
State University of
Towa City
Stude
Towa
Aouge
Bonaparte
van Burren
Meek Brothers
Dale
Guthrie County
Lonsdale
Maringo
Cedar Rapids
Knoxville
Anama
Nashua
W. J. Bowen and Son
Thomas
The
First National Bank
Our
Rockewell City
John L. Chenoweth
M Edmonds
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