Town Notes and Local Visitors Afield
Ayrshire and Rolfe residents travel to Fort Dodge Mason City and Curlew. visits from Mrs Mullaney Estherville and Miss Parradee Berkley California. Ayrshire high school loses 17 to 2 to local team. class reception for 1914 seniors hosted by Professor and Mrs Missman with lavender cream theme and berry spoon presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Parradee
Berkley
California
Gladys Boughecker
Rolfe
Harry Wegele
Ayrshire
Alvah Northrop
Ovroick
Curlew
Poppenheimer
Wallace
Kettle
Peterson
Henry Stoufe
Fort Dodge
James Mullaney
Estherville
J. W. Mangan
Arthur Anderson
Carroll
Robert Anderson
Arlo Shaver
Chicago
Sanford
W. D. Heathman
Missman
Notice of acetylene gas lighting policy for church
Trustees announce insurance covers the new acetylene lighting system in the M. E. church basement. Any use of gasoline lights is a violation of insurance laws. Users must employ acetylene lights or refrain from using the church. Signed by the church trustees.
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M. E
Second Annual C E Society Picnic At Plover Church
The C E Society of Plover Presbyterian Church plans a June picnic with a free baseball game a grand stereopticon lecture on AE Trip Around the World in Eighty Minutes and other attractions Supper on the lawn by the Willing Workers and evening program Refreshments ice cream will be available All C E members urged to attend a business meeting at the church on Friday May 30 Regular services next Sunday at the usual hours.
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C. E. Society
Lake and Lincoln Locals Travel and Family Visits
Charles Aden departed Thursday for his former home in Germany and plans to stay about two months. Mr and Mrs Frank Jarvis and daughter visited Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Otto Alberts. Mrs John Alberts and Miss Jen of Fonda visited Sunday and Monday at the home of Jack Wolfe and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Aden
Germany
Frank Jarvis
Otto Alberts
John Alberts
Miss Jen
Fonda
Jack Wolfe
Local News Briefs From Lincoln Township And Rolfe
George Adén, 16, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Adén, had a wood chopping accident injuring an eye though recovering. Grandpa Alberts is very low. Corn shelling is underway. Matt Flaherty is hauling lumber for a new 16 by 24 residence with an Li 14 by 20 addition, Peter Bocbel of Battle Creek Nebraska arrives for carpentry. Angeline Drazycimski closes a term of school in District No 1 with a pupil program and ice cream. Piano tuning trips to Rolfe planned for early June with orders via C M Webb and his auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George. Adén
Charles Aden
Grandpa Alberts
Matt Flaherty
Peter Bocbel
Battle Creek
Nebraska
Angeline Drazycimski
Lincoln Township
Five Months Jail for Dr McDonald in Iowa Fraud Case
Dr McDonald the New York specialist will serve five months in the county jail at Indianola following a guilty plea to using the mails to defraud. The Des Moines Des Moines Special ist company collected his $1,100 fee during a 1912 Des Moines stop, with McDonald’s headquarters at Des Moines. A Cedar Falls coroner’s inquest follows the death of Mrs Hans Hasmussen found beside a street car track and various conflicting accounts arise from interurban passengers. The Hessian fly harms winter wheat in Taylor and Ringgold counties prompting farmers to plow up fields for corn. News also notes the New Hampton insurance agent who disappeared and is believed alive in New York, and Attorney General Cosson’s plan regarding Ryan Lake drainage. Miss Nola Pierce’s death is investigated as suicide by heart failure. Des Moines church services honored baseball players and Frank Sherman faces a fraudulent banking charge in connection with the Bank of Sully failure. The Cedar Falls death remains unresolved. Ida County tax valuations reveal personal property values, farm counts, and livestock statistics despite recent cholera impacts.
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Alexander McDonald
New York
Indianola
Iowa
Smith McPherson
Des Moines
McDonald
Kistner
Cedar Falls
Hans Hasmnussen
Hasmussen
Waterloo
Gedar Falls
Taylor
Ringgold
Sullivan
New Hampton
Cosson
Ryan Lake
Nola Pierce
Shell ‘Rock
Pupi
Terrela Rivea
Des Moines Baseball Club
First. Baptist Church
Howland Manson
Frank Sherman
Bank of Suily
John Holdsworth
Sherman
Holdsworth
Ruth Noyes
Mondamin
Dubuque
Greater
San Francisco
No. Seatley
Lou Burk the Percheron Stallion Registered in Iowa
Lou Burk a four year old grey vig orous stallion weighing 2000 lbs will stand at C. C. Grove Barn Plover Iowa. It is registered No 79650 foaled 1910 owned by Plover Percheron Horse Co Des Moines March 6 1914 certify free from hereditary infectious contagious or transmissible disease with one exception clarified by Dr W A Moler Veterinarian and A R Corby Iowa Department of Agriculture official certificate No 6989 remains in effect
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Lou Burk
C. C. Grove Barn
Plover
Iowa
Plover Percheron Horse Co
Pocahontas County
Iowa State Department of Agriculture
Percheron Stud Book of America
Iowa State Department For Agriculture
W. A. Moler
Des Moines
A. R. Corby
Owa State
Department, of Agri- He
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Ft. Dodge
G. Heathman
Ray Ferguson
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Your Community Bank
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Cok
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Bank of Sully
Colfax
Inlaw
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Newton
Justice Allfree
Silly
Bank of
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Warner
Ida County
Ida
Peterson & Ehlers
General Merchandise
Brody
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