Local notices and social events in the city
Mrs Lillie Brown is on the sick list. Fred Beckman is confined to bed. A social at Dr Owen's was a big success. Lou Boggess visited friends. Miss Anna Lang is around again after illness. Miss Maggie Rombough entertained friends Friday evening. Manus Steinburg is home awhile. He travels for a portrait company. Dr T J Miller made a trip to Alvord with Claude Okey. Evangelist McIntosh conducts revival at Congregational church. Children will entertain at the Armory Friday evening for Washington's birthday. Co E hosts a social at the Armory. Visitors from neighboring towns report a fine evening. Mrs Mahoud returned from Wall Lake visiting her parents. Armory renovation underway. Milter Bros repapering and repainting. Rev Grimm and wife welcome a son. J B Davis of Pulda visited for a business directory. Grandma Thompson home from Dubuque. Rev W W Lothian and wife visited Ida Grove. M Byrne & Sons dissolves partnership. J H Byrne continues at old stand. Odd Fellows revival with initiatory degree. M E church ladies hold a dime social for church repairs. Mayor targets miscreants who throw stones and shoot air guns. stones have broken glass in street lamps. Offenders will be dealt with by law.
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Manus Steinburg
T. J. Miller
Alvord
Claude Okey
Evangelist Mclntosh
Congregational Church
Armory
Washington
Co. E
QO. J. Ludwig
QO. E
Atin
Sumner
Lash
J. B. Davis
Pulda
Minn
Grandma Thompson
Dubuque
R&y. SW. Lothian
Ida Grove
W. WW. Overhotser
Ladies and Society of the
M. E. Church
GP. Bailey
Perkins Pointer Items From the Sawyer Farm News
The Ross Bros. plan forthcoming events on the Sawyer farm next year. Ortman moved his family five miles north of Holl. Harris of Faiview, SD, conducted business in our village. Miss Cora Maltbie resumed duties at the Hotel Patterson Hull. Mrs Gardner intends a visit with relatives in SD. Bertha Lincoln ends a successful school term. The Misses Stickney attended revival services in Hull. Henry Bryant and wife moved to Sioux City to make their home. Rev Makintosh holds evangelistic meetings in Hall. Andrew Christensen's team ran away Tuesday, causing damage and injuries. Will Cable of Hudson rented Bennett's property and plans to reside here next year. Locals welcome Mr and Mrs Cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Bros
Sawyer
Mr. Ortman
Holl
Mr. Harris
Faiview
5.D
Cora Maltbie
Patterson
Hull
Iiss
Bertha Lincoln
Misses Stickney
Henry Bryant
Sioux City
Makintosh
Hall, Qute
Andrew Christensen
Will Cable
Hudson
Bennett
Perkins
Cable
Inklings From Treton Newsroom
Fred Wright spent a day in Sioux City last week. Mrs. C W Plumb was on the sick list. Campbell, on jury duty at the county seat, was noted. Mrs. C B Kessey visited her parents in Spirit Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wright
Sioux City
C. W. Plumb
Campbelli
C. B Kessey i
Spirit Bake
Orange City Corner Band Delivers Fine Concert
A note from the home of the bride’s parents extends congratulations. The Orange City Corner Band, among the best in the Northwest, played a pleasing concert on February 21. Attendees from the area report it was a fine event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange City
Northwest
Fairview Observations from The Observer
Supt Davies visited our school Tuesday and notes a cold spell described as catchy. Joe Manning is visiting near Hudson this week while A Spencer left for Ashton earlier. Mrs D B Gainter of Canton visited her son G G Gainter Tuesday. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs J W Jones yesterday afternoon. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs T D Jackson Saturday and died shortly afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. 8. Gainter
Canton
G. G. Gainter
Ladies Aid
J.W. Jones
T. D D. Jackson
Hudson Notes Revived with Local Visits and Meetings
Mrs Dunning is ill Kay Odell returned from Chicago Miss Ruby Jones from Akron Canton visitors include Mrs T Torkelson and 5 P Hartzell W E Jones and G B Ferris went to Chicago Barber and Mrs Felton visit Alrs C W Felton A P Frisbie confined to his room for a week with la grippe Hartzell Cabie and Ferris shipped cattle to Chicago Revival meetings reduce hours at business houses Evangelist Hartsough and Singee Darius lead meetings in the Congregational church Extra seats added for crowds Milwaukee timetable changed northbound train ten minutes later Loonan and Palmer yard sold to Fitch and Cassill Fitch Cassill take possession Hudson merchants carry hopes of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Torkelson
Canton
P. Hartzell
Mrs. TL
Charter Oak
Alrs
C. W. Felton
A. P. Frisbie
Hartzell, Cabie & Ferris
Chicago
Francis Thorpe
Hawarden
Evangelist Hartsough
Singee Darius
Congregational Church
Re election of Mingor Vree land likely in Sioux Center
Sioux Center notes report Mingor Vree land may be re elected while the creamery shows a fresh paint job. Citizens attended county court last week and Mrs Henry Mallard of Struble visited. School directors held a meeting in Linux Center Thursday afternoon with events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mallard
Struble
Nigeling
Io Linux Cen
Local notes from Calliope News column
J K DeForest visited the county seat on Tuesday. Tiane Metcalf shipped three cattle cars to Chicago last week. ML Squier bought the Albert Howen farm in Hirle township. Mrs W H Wintersteen visited her daughter in Ute last week. A Collins traded his farm in Union County SD for DeForest residence. El Vasburg held an auction sale on Jon Rupe farm this week with good prices. Court attendants from here this week were R M Horton W West John Natebsom Ira Bennett and Mas Wooda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. DeForest
Tiane Metcalf
Chicago
ML Squier
Albert Howen
Hirle Township
W.H. Wintersteen
Ute
A. Collins
Jil
Union County
J .K. Deforest
el Vasburg
Jon Rupe
R. M. Horton
W. West
John Natebsom
Ira. Bennet
Mas Wooda
Rock Valley News Chronology and Local Notices
The Register details reflect changes in politics from Republican to Democratic while noting arrivals from Holland and local business moves. It records land purchases near Wall Lake, church planning by Norwegian Lutherans, a brick yard proposal by William Becker, and the consolidation of The Hall Advance with the Index. Auction items list farm implements and livestock with sale terms, and local correspondence mentions A J Warren’s return to Des Moines after illness, plus a fire alarm at No 32 Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
Carassing Committee
William J. Becker
Ataquaketa
Iowa City
A. J. Warren
Des Moines
No. 32
Market Street
Belle Kein
School Notes Reflect Absences and Washington's Birthday Observance
Johnnie Triber left school Luthera Aldredge is ill Lena Fortune was absent Wednesday Edith Banting visited last Friday Tenth grade examined in composition Eleventh grade algebra Washington's birthday gave longer recess Several students returned after absences Evelyn Ada Henaman Ruth Pink absent for illness Tenth grade to study philosophy Seventh grade perimeter Reno Dan Steck Hiram Savok missed half days Many had colds School rooms decorated with flags for Washington's birthday Primary songs recitations games High School excused last Friday director's meeting in room
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iluber
Evelyn
Ada Henaman
Ruth Pink
Washington
Tax Law Synopsis and Payment Deadlines
Tax law notes January taxes due March first to avoid a one percent penalty per month. Full payment required by April first. half may be paid by April first with the balance due October first. Penalty accrues March first. Personal taxes must be paid by March first to avoid penalty. payment can be made at State Bank of Jock Valley or Large Bros. Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of
Jock Valley
Large Bros., Bank
Auction Notice for Durhams and Assets at Rock Valley
The undersigned will sell at Public Auction at his place just south of Rock Valley, on Wednesday March 2 1899 commencing at 2 oclock. Described property includes 20 head of 2 year old heifers, 25 cows Durhams in calf, 80 yearling steers, 9 full blood cows in calf, registered Indians, 2 registered Short Horn bulls, 4 work horses, 49 hogs, farming implements, 50 bushels oats 1895, millet bay, Bantam chickens, and more. No removal until settled, no bidding, health cited as reason. Terms: cash on sums 10 and under, sums over 10 credit nine months on approved security, 3 percent cash discount on sums over 319. Auctioneers and parties named. The under signed will conduct sale at new Valley on Saturday February 26 1993 commencing at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Vally
Millet Bay
Gale
A. Thayer
le W. Puller
Mocha Sine Advert Claims Health Benefits at Pioneer Store
An old advertisement touts Mocha Sine as a breakfast drink and coffee substitute. It promotes Mocha Sine for digestion headaches sleeplessness and nervous restoration, claiming it is healthful and harmless compared with coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uoehe
Foppe
Pioneer
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