Local items note visits and Fourth of July celebrations
Prof Gunnerson attends Ames summer school and visited friends over Sunday. Wayne Crow travels to Eldora to spend time with relatives. Bradegate residents enjoyed the Fourth in Rolfe with attractions and a enjoyable time. Miss Mary Shiffer of Burt visited friends here. John Anderson and daughters Atchie and Esther Smith spent Sunday at Walter Briarly's near Unique. Mrs Higgins left for Des Moines after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnerson
Ames
Wayne Crow
Eldora
Bradegate
Rolfe
Mary Shiffer
Burt
John Anderson
Atchie
Esther Smith
Walter Briarly
Unique
Higgins
Es Moines
M. E. Church
Will Nelson
Oakdale Sanitarium
Nelson
Swiers
Humboldt
Gus Johnson
Eagle Grove
Gilmore City Notes and Local Happenings
Geo Topliff bought a new Overland through the David Mulholland agency. Emma Christensen returns from Iowa City. Frances Sennett and Helen Maher spent the Fourth at Spirit Lake. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Roy Gardener on July 1. Lydia Keck visits her aunt and uncle A H Keck. Mr and Mrs F A Spies plan a Platte Neb vacation. Mrs E S Wallace and children visit Plover. C H Schissel travels to Des Moines on business as Gilmore City prepares for the August 9 chautauqua. Mrs Patrick Kelleher visits a daughter near Palmer. Louise Van Alstine leaves for Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore City
Geo. Topliff
David Mulholland Agency
Emma Christensen
Iowa City
Frances Sennett
Helen Maher
Spirit Lake
Roy Gardener
Lydia Keck
A. H. Keck
F. A. ‘Spies
Platte
Nebr
Bud Spies
E. S. Wallace
Plover
C. H. Schissel
Des Moines
Patrick Kelleher
Palmer
Louise van Alstine
Wisconsin
Local notices and joint drainage district proceedings continue
The May 1914 sessions reveal routine meetings of the M E church class, social calls, and multiple joint boards of Calhoun and Pocahontas counties with adjournments. Reports approve drainage district benefit assessments with numerous changes and required future sessions at Pocahontas Iowa.
Joint Board Proceedings in Rockwell City Iowa 1914
Auditor's Office in Rockwell City Iowa held a joint session May 22 1914 to hear costs of construction damages and benefits on Joint Drainage District No 67 173. Present were Pocahontas county members Dooley Nolan Klein Crummer and county members Coady Kenning Int speich. Dooley acted as chairman with Geo Day and C O Dixon as clerks. The hearing accepted objections and named attendees including Henry Stemes Patterson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Day
CC. O. Nixon
Fonda
Iowa
Boards of Supervisors
Calhoun
Pocahontas Counties
Calhoun County
Coady
Kenning
Pocahontas County
Dooley
Chummer
Geo. W. Day
Pocahontas
M. J. Dooley
J. J. Coady
L. M. Rude
Ghon
Hou Menicg
Calhoun Wid Pocahontas
Klein
Lotspeich
Hopkins
Nolan
Towa
Ney
Williams Township
Butler Township
Colfax Township
Rockwell City
Boards of
Calhoun Counties
Klein and Crummer
Intspeich
M. Dooley
C. O. Dixon
Joint Boards
Cpersons
Uate
Henry Stemes
Patterson
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D. M. Clow
Bradgate, Iowa
Hell
McCormick
Hugh McCreary
Bradgate
Lowa
Kelsey
Rose Adams
P. H
Ladies’ Aid Society
D. M. Crow
Frank Seaman
Othe Weaver
Leon Malcolm
Ft. Dodge
Frank Cook
Minnesota
Mr. Haines Sr
Robert
Tama
Emma Zeman
Harley Bonebrake
Oklahoma
Chas. Tilton
J. W. Tilton
Ocheyedan
Wilson Hopkins
Ira Wood
Mr. Hall
Fort Dodge
Chas
Thomas
Tracr
J. S. Hopkins
Dale Corzette
Illinois
George Cooper
Ottosen
Mayme Marchant
Ruth Marchant
Chris Bundy
Nels Smith
Calhown Counties
Nwly
GO. W. Day
H. P. Schoonover & Co
Bradgate, Low
John H. Gangsted