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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1914

Page

5

Hancher Sued for Six Thousand in Stella Sever son Case

Notice of suit served on Y P Hancher in a damage case by the Estate of Stella Severson Jr. seeking $6000. Stella, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Severson Jr, was killed when a runaway team crashed near the M P Hancher residence after striking a highway mail box. The box demise is claimed to be a legal hazard.

Y. P. Hancher Stella M. Sever Stella Sam Severson Jr Rolfe M. P M. P. Hancher Place

Grand Jurors for 1915 Listed by Iowa Counties

The document names grand jurors for the 1915 January term across Laurens Pocahontas Rolfe Fonda Plover Havelock Gilmore City and nearby towns. Included are G F Neel C Hildreth Frank Halder Clel Gilchrist John Gunderson Geo McAfee and many others. Jurors span Laurens Rolfe Pocahontas Fonda and surrounding communities reflecting county court preparations.

G. F. Neel Gilmore City C. Hildreth Plover Frank Halder Laurens C. C. Johnson Rolfe J. P. Griffin Fonda Clel Gilchrist F. Langer Pocahontas P. C. Murphy John Gunderson Geo. McAfee John O'Bren Pomeroy Kuhns Smith Joe Rapp C. A. Davis J. R. Hawk Havelock Tye Carey Vatina Geo. F. Siddall G.W. B. Johnson We J We J, Eral, Pocahontas. B.J. Coffin, Laurens. H.,a. Hanson, Fonda Bert Witt Fred Witt B. J. Snystelein A. J. Ashby Theo New Jim Lynch D. F. Hansen F. Clmpson W. P. Weaver D. W. Trick Frank Shors Cole H. Stelpflug

L A C Orchestra Concert Set For January 6

The Los Angeles C Orchestra presents the third number of the Rolfe lec Pré course next Tuesday evening January 6 at the M chapel under Bh school auspices. The ensemble features trained artists from Chicago under a former Theodore Thomas leader. Child admission under 14 priced at BC.

M.tharch L. A.C. Verches Theodore Thomas A Chicago peAéir Cetra Childander

Nels Johnson 1825 1914 Rolfe Pioneer Dies at 89

Nels Johnson died at his Rolfe Iowa home on December 24 1914 after a long illness. Born in Sweden 1825 he years later married Regnal Knutson then emigrated to the United States in 1862. Survived by sons Charles Otto and daughter Carrie Milner, he was laid to rest in Clinton cemetery after funeral at the Norwegian Lutheran church.

Rolfe Mr. Johnson Sweden Norway Regnal Knutson American Grant County Wis Jas. Crown Chas. Howard Johnson Theodore Charles Brisbane S. D Otto Flanderau Carrie Milner Minneapolis John Daleselde Clinton Cemetery Pocahontas

Danish Evangelical Service Next Sunday at 1:30

Lutheran church invites all to attend a Sunday afternoon service on January 8 at 1 30 led by Rev Frits Anderson of the L A C Orchestra. Members and friends are cordially urged to participate in the worship and fellowship.

Frits Anderson

New Year At Methodist Episcopal Church Service

The Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev. C S Burnette invites all to a Happy New Year service. A strong Christmas program and a record chorus with the Lemon orchestra pleased attendees. New members to be received at the morning service. evening sermon themed A Great Resolve for the young.

Lemon

Card of Thanks for Nels Johnson

The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and burial of husband and father Nels Johnson. They note the Rolfe community aided the parents and acknowledge the support shown as the family endured duties elsewhere.

Nels Johnson Rolfe

Subscribers urged to pay in advance for Arrow newspaper

The Arrow reminds distant subscribers to pay strictly in advance, noting about 300 renewals expire January 1. The paper will remove nonpaying names within a week after expiration. Rate is $1.50 per year in advance and must be paid to continue receiving the paper.

Billy Sunday helps widow and daughter with unexpected gift

A Des Moines Capital report recounts Billy Sunday aiding an invalid widow by sending a helper to read scripture and pray. The widow’s daughter later finds a $250 check to her mother from Sunday in the family Bible, revealed by the Bible’s opened page. Also notes Mrs. Addie Monnehan visiting relatives in Minneapolis.

Billy Sunday Mr. Sunday Sunday W. A Des Moines Capital Addie Monnehan Minneapolis James Kelte

Laurens Rolfe Debate Set for Friday January 8

The annual Laurens Rolfe debate will be held in Laurens on January 8 with a special train for Rolfe supporters if enough sign up. The contest aims to keep the Gil Christ loving cup for another year as Laurens prepares, and new high school yells will highlight the event.

Laurens Rolfe Roglie Prof Grueber

BusinessesAgree to Early Closings in Rolfe

Rolfe business men sign an agreement to close at 6 30 P M daily, except Wednesdays and Saturdays, and ten days before Christmas, starting January 11 1916. Signers include Hille Tailoring Co Fr E Hoyne J White Son Lange Cook Pollock Bruce Smith Co McIntire Son Webb Holt Hauck Co Richardson Dobbs Jones Bonner Johnson Marcum Marple Moore Gallagher of Hornick Iowa visits old neighbors.

Rolfe Hille Tailoring Co Fr. E. Hoyne J. White & Son J. T. Lange Geo R. Cook Grant Pollock Bruce-Smith Co McIntire & Son IL. Webb L. J. Holt O. Hauck

DeMoss Family Lyric Bards to Perform in Rolfe

A DeMoss Family Lyric Bards entertainment comes to the Rolfe Presbyterian Church Saturday night at 8. The Presbyterian Missionary Society sponsors the show, promising a varied program with violin cello banjo xylophone bells voice and readings. Admission is 35 cents and 2 bits.

Rolfe DeMoss Presbyterian Missionary Society Presbyterian Church Missionary Society leMoss

Bellville case shows Brotherhood in village play center

In Bellville Wisconsin a priest is chosen president of the community social center for winter. A diverse group forms three basketball teams and plans discussions to bridge religious and social differences. The piece praises brotherhood as a solvent for bigotry and bitterness.

Milwaukee Wis Bellville Commuunity Frank Ellville

Hubel Harris Wedding at Pocahontas

Wende Hubel and Minnnie Hangen wed in Pocahontas on Tuesday December 22 with Rev. Watton Haynes of the Presbyterian church officiating. The couple planned a soon after visit to Marshalltown and home on the C. H. Tollefarnde farm near Rusk.

Wende Hubel Minnnie Hangen Pocahontas Watton-Haynes Presbyterian Church Marshalltown C. H. Tollefarnde Rusk Hubel W. A. Hubel

Haskin Malin Nuptials Held at Rolfe Home

Menawell Haskins and Eva M. Malin of Hardy wed at the groom’s parents home in Rolfe on Wednesday. The ceremony took place at the Haskin residence with family in attendance and plans for a small reception afterward.

Menawell Haskins Eva M. Malin Hardy B. ‘Haskin Rolfe

A Tribute to Germans from Miss Ferguson in Marburg

Miss Agnes Ferguson writes from Marburg December 6 describing Christmas in Germany as somber yet generous toward soldiers. She praises the German people for quiet sacrifice, dedicating more to fronts than home gifts, noting singing instead of riotous behavior and a resolve to defend the country. She challenges readers to reconsider reports of German inhumanity.

Agnes Ferguson Marburg Germany

Farmers Institute at Pocahontas Faces Cold Weather Low Attendance

The Farmers Institute held December 16th in Pocahontas drew fewer participants due to extreme cold and farm busy season. A planning committee recommended moving the date later. a fire program pleased attendees. Officers elected for the coming year include Fred Kk. Hawley president James W. Feral vice president DB A Duthbert secretary and Geo. A. Schnieders treasurer.

Farmers’ Institute Pocahontas Sth Fred Kk. Hawley James W. Feral Secy A. Duthbert Treas Geo A. Schnieders

Wn A Good Move for Rolfe Businesses

A signed notice reports Rolfe merchants will close at 6 30 pm year round except Wednesdays and Saturdays and ten days before Christmas. The piece urges clubs, gyms, and social activities to benefit life, youth, and farmers, arguing short hours frees clerks and fosters community.

Rolfe

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MP. Hancher L.A. C’orchestra L. A. C. Orchestra Methodist Episcopal Church Burnette L. A. G. Orchestra J.F. Gallagher Hornick J. W. Gahm M. E. Church Leon Marx Theodore Thomas Orchestra Aphone Professo Beb Y Tetate True Brotherhood Hubel-Hansen the Farmers’ Institute
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