Round-Up of local notices from Spencer week
Long list of Spencer area happenings including visits, travels, and events. Notables: J. Tyndall and wife repair cottage at the lake. J. A. Platt to Stanley for summer with son. Mrs. Ed Marker and Darrell visit Moneta with Clinton and Gladys Lighter. Frank Peterson hosts guests from Albert City. Mrs. M. N. Doyle continues demonstration work after leaving Spencer. Elks convention travel and local ties. numerous travels, recitals, and community activities. Also notes on sports, accidents, and a funeral in Marathon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Marker
Darrell
Moneta
Clinton
Gladys Lighter
Frank Peterson
Albert City
August Anderson
M. N. Doyle
Spencer
J. A. Whitaker
Jenevieve
Grandpa Atwood
Sioux City
F. M. Tuttle
Lorena
Esther McWhirter
Chicago
C.c. Bender
Order of Elks
Sioux Falls
Bender
Esterville Lodge
Lou Walker
Mary Croll
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Anna Itree
Arnolds Park
Chas. Scharf
Wassau
Perry Nelson
Linn Grove
Anna Tuttle
Clear Lake
Clara Hrook
Mrs Bawn
Algona
Prank Clark
Alice ‘Towne
Stella Lawler
Rush Marker
James Oliver
Daugiter Fannie
Iron Waupon
Wis
P. N. Garson
Tartley
W. Dersild
Loyal
K. M. Wische
Bud
Etta McQueen
Siouxs City
S. M. Boylan
A. S. Hoke
V. Straub
Dorothy Sherbundy
Gillett Grove
Albert Ity
Stark
Northeast
Peterson
Our Sanctum
S. EB
Clark
Charley Cuttell
C. P.ymonds
Corals
Robert Odle
C.H. Jones
Ted
Jones
E. Capstick
Dickens
Rev. Hines
Storm Lake
Garner
Jens Tompson
Iowa City
W. Ro Higgins
Los Angeles
Cal
J.C. Harris
Rev. Pence
J.B. Whalen
Spokane Wash
J. M. Watson
JW. McCord
Barnes
Crane
Penrose
G. Baker
George Baker
South
Garfield
Baptist Church
Marathon
Rishy
Minnesota
J. G. Baker
Auto Escapade Ends With Car In Mud Near Sorenson Place
Misses Claypool and Edna Brown faced a scare when their auto plunged down a six foot embankment into water and mud on the Thokens road near the Sorenson place last Friday evening. Earl Bassett and Alva Graham recovered the vehicle. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Claypool
Edna Brown
Thekens Road
Sorenson Place
Earl Bassett
Alva Graham
Another Removal The Spencer Candy Kitchen
Spencer Iowa notes describe Ku brick and Fowler moving into the former Uni que building, an enterprise expanding to larger quarters. A personal column recounts a trip from Spencer to Des Moines via Waukee and Mountfield, with road conditions and interludes, a sick relative, and wishes for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Candy
Kubrick and Fowler
Unique
June Wedding Wednesday forenoon in Everly
Florence M Nugento and Melvin A Erieson were married in Everly with Rev Pence officiating. Attendants were groomsman Will Sage and bridesmaid Miss Selma Erieson. A forenoon reception at the home of the groom’s parents followed by a dinner and a 1 o’clock supper. The bride, daughter of the Nugents, taught in Waterford and Lone Tree townships. The groom, third son of the Eriesons, grew up on a farm seven miles northwest of Everly. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents before setting up their own home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence M. Nugento
Melvin A. Erieson
Spencer
Will Sage
Selma Erieson
Yoo
Teialives
Sgtouin
Waterford
Lone Tree Townships
Co. Nugent
Byerly
Andrew Ericson
Here
Melvin
Miles Wallingford
Everly News
The
Kno Tee
G&apuet Wd
Belle Borland and Levi French Wed at Hane of Die Borkind
Belle Borland married Levi French in a simple noon ceremony at the Hane of Die Borkind. The service was led by Rev. Hush with grandfather present. Family members from Alden Des Moines Colorado and Sutherland attended and the couple plan to live four miles north of town after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hane
Die Borkind
Peterson
Belle Borland
Levi French
MM. Hush
Dh Nl
Alden
Wo French
G. Juho
Des Moines
Erty
M French
Borland
Della Borhand
Frank Steele
Sutherland
Annie Morris
Colorado
Myrtle Lesiie
Bush
Tle
Notice to Contractors for City Sewer Project at Spencer
City Council invites bids to construct two sewers along West Street and Pine Street in Spencer. Project includes 86 inch pipe, cement joints, and manhole covers, with completion in a stated time frame. Bids must be accompanied by a $100 bond payable to City Treasurer and delivered sealed to the City Clerk. Public notice dated June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abs U'Elurk P
Uibapetioen
Buwa
Tie Cig Council
Eta
Spenain
West Street
Gd Mining Wesk
Sevbul
Cormie
Pine Street
II Inea
Aml Pomitn-hale
Taggart
Spencer
Tas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. and
Mrs. Nissen of
Langdon
Our City
Yesteray
J. Tyndall
J. A. Platt
Stanley
N. D
Platt
Iowa
Spencer Ball Park
Milwaukee Depot
Sophia Mahr
Everly
Ross Free
Taft
Roosevelt
Cummins
Father Hunt
LeMars
C. Clapper
Ole Nelson
Rossie
R. J. Whalen
Sanborn
Rufus Turner
Mason City
A. Tertipose
M. N. Sumner
Plover
West Bend
H. Crowder
Greene County
Mrs. Polman
M. O. Parsons
F. 3
Hill of Stockwell, Incl
H. L. Rasmussen
Lena Bjornstad
Mt. Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Winifred Jones
Milford
James Weaver
W.R. Rogers
Rolfe
D. BE
Mayne
Mitchell
8. C
Weir Son
C. W. Sielknap
Herdland
Tavernacle
Rodney Hill
Grace Simington
Baby
Monroe
Nebr
Simington
G. R. Haker
Charlotte
A. Mason
Q. D. Jenkins
Iowa Mercantile Insurance Association
Jenkins
Jim
Greenville
Jos. Ady
Sioux Halls
Harry Watters
Watters
Clarion
Henson Ge Cony
H. OS. Jones
Krookly
Powshiek County
Old Home
JT. S
Lorether
HH. S. Jones
Iaye
California
Father Jones
MA Sherman Jones
Spencer News
Woman's Name Companion
McClure's
New Des Moines Daily
Capitous City Journal
Morn- Sioux City Journal
Sioux City Tribune
the Commoner
Lincoln
American Boy
Witeneste Register & Leader
Des Moines Daily Tribune
St. Louis
Globe
Chicago Daily Tribune
the American Thresher American Magazine
Kimball's
Dairy Farmer
Farmer and Breeder
Daily Chicago Record Herald
the Delineator
Ccee
Chicago Daily Journal American Magazine
Collier’s Weekly
Good
Housekeeping
Spencer’s
Silkelines
Mr. Barker
Plymouth
G. E. Faulkender
Medlar Studio
First
Nat'l Bank
Co. E. Faulkender
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