County Correspondence Special Notice Seal Week
Monday reports the Mourth week events with local societies and guests. Mrs Austen Chef fieldt hosted Mrs Wo Barber and Mrs Duttels visiting in the country. Mrs Warrenger returns from Montana, noting prospect for errors. Mrs Plarry Shartle arrives from Garner with her sister’s baby girl. Thighes from Own City attends sectional. ALW Golf and Mrs Mekkee visit Chippewayalls. Ennis couple depart for Glendive Mont homestead claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.T. Warrenger
Montana
Clehorn Barrenger
Pau
Jrrors
Yatnai Fay
Plarry Shartle
Wunnesday
Garner
Sta Broughet
Charles Thighes
Sectional
Alw
Mrs. Mekkee
Chippewayalls
Wisconsin
Lake Center News Notes and Social Snippets
Local Blyth-like column records Parish social news and happenings. Mentions of Ralph Whiteford Lucil Brady and Leo Whiteford with visits, shoppers, and outings. Volunteers and family ties appear amid routine items and minor events from the week and weekend.
South Herdland and Nearby Visits Highlight Week
Fragmented notes show Sr and Mrs Rob Johnson visiting. Mise Hertha McCord of Spencer saved line to a large audience with a thief Owk Sundday. A hatyean in her front blended de Woutinen pleniy at Sieus bapidis on Puesday. Myles Myers and others visited Britt, Town. Mr and Mrs Turirman visited Ledtars Lis week. Mrs Simonson improving, Miss Mable Ringbhoom visiting Minneapolis with her father A Ringbroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertha McCord
Spencer
Sieus Bapidis
Myers
Viel Hattlene
Bool
Uismia
Britt
GC. Turriman
Domson
Sioux Rapids
Puget
Simonson
Mable Ringbhoom
A. Ringbroom
Minneapolis
Various Local Social Visits and Auto Trades Reported
Ruthven residents make visits to Fayette and other places while plans for summer travel unfold. Miss Catharine Crowley returns with Miss Mary Crowley. J. W. McDonald hosts Miss Cotton from Stewart. Constance Myres heads home to Cylinder. Olive Archer visits Spencer. two new cars from Crow Elkhart are brought to Ruthven. Jodi Tucker family attends a Whittemore wedding. Jefferies sells an Auburn auto and buys a Crow Elkhart runabout. Children’s Day at M B church set for July 2 with a prepared program and Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs. ___, noting local social activity and vehicle exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Crowley
Minnersburg
Mary Crowley
J. W. McDonald
Miss Cotton
Stewart
Neb
Raft
Constance Myres
Cylinder
Olive Archer
Spencer
Mrs. Layton
A.W Telfries
W. J. Hughes
Wm. Marker
Renwink
Adiam Slmmington
Crow Elkhart
Ruthven Auto
Tatcher
dJefferies
Auburn
Walter Hughes
M. B
Ladies Aid
Weather Strains Cattle Pastures as Dry Spell Persists
Herdi and Tigerybordy note rainfall scarcity while pastures dry and grass crop weak. Q Petty reports haying on dry low ground, best in years. Gillmore and Ritter visit Belknap farm as carpenters finish Miller place interior. Neighbors tidy Miller home for Mrs. Parry’s homecoming. Berries promising but drought risks ruin without rain. Belknap attends Spencer Laborance meeting with strong preaching and music. Community discusses church doctrine and future improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Petty
J. W. Gillmore
Etta Ritter
Co. W. _ Belknap
Miller Place
W. Belknap
Spencer
Labernace
Chris
Yen
Peterson and local social notes from Sioux Rapids area
Last week Peterson brothers and George Tart visited from Tray Minnesota. Roy Sitz Wor ry Mollister and Gen Kirchner attended Starmer’s Picnic at Sioux Rapids. The Peterson band gave a concert Thursday evening drawing many on foot and in carriages. Miss Laura Cuthbert works in Sumter and Wedderson’s store. Mrs Robert Sity hosted Lady helpers Wednesday afternoon two miles east of Lawn. Roy McChain and Stetla Adams wed in Spencer and were serenaded by the band after the street concert Thursday. Miss Blanche Kirchner hosted Misses Esser Butler and Dunn Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sitz
Warry Mollister
Gen. Kirchner
Starmer
Sioux Rapids
Peterson Band
Laura Cuthbert
Sumter and
Wedderson
Robert Sity
Lawn
Roy McChain
Stetla Adams
Spencer
Blanche Kirchner
Esser, Butler and
Dunn
Residents Return From Oklahoma Drought Visit
Everly Elin and Carl Moeller returned Friday from a two weeks visit in Baldy Oklahoma. They report a severe drought in that locality and were glad to get back to Everly. Oscar Sylvester and brother W. I. Swain and Theodore Jones took an auto trip to southern Minnesota Friday, returning Saturday. Mrs P W Dolnson and family returned from Algona Monday. Miss Ida Roll and Ella Jones left Wednesday for the Epworth tongue convention at Sioux Rapids. Emma Simmons visited Mrs J J Coleman in Hartley Thursday. Omar Lighter and wife of Moneta took the train Saturday for a lakes trip. Miss Lulu Rohit and Bessie Knapp also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elin
Carl Moeller
But‘ley
Oklahoma
Everly
Oscar Sylvester
W. I.swain
Theodore Jones
Southermn Minn
Sriday
P. W. Dolnson
Algona
Ida Roll
Ella Jones
Sioux Rapids
Dirs
Emma Simmons
Hartley
J. J. Coleman
Omar Lighter
Moneta
The
Lakes
Lulu Rohit
Bessie Kneg
Local Social Ties Show Weekend Visits and Relatives
The report notes Spencer residents attending tabernacle meetings in Spencer on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John Heuer departed Thursday to visit relatives in Clinton County. Miss Orma Goodspeed visited Miss Bessie Kate Sunday. Coleman visited Hartley Friday amid rain. Rev Ro Coates and family stayed at lakes last week and reported hotter weather there than at Mvek y. Mrs Swain and daughter Lito, Mrs Lemor and Nettie Wohlenbers were in Spencer Saturday. Hillary Wehde and bride arrived Thursday from Ravina for Wight relatives’ visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
John Heuer
Clinton County
Orma Goodspeed
Bessie Katee
Coleman
Hartley
Ro Coates
Mveky
Swain
Lito
Lemor
Nettie Wohlenbers
Hllary Wehde
Bride
Ravina
Teyarly
Fostoria Miseries of Visits and Local News Noted
Fostoria reports a string of social visits and local happenings. Residents include Mrs Davis, Mrs Derivan, Rev Decker visiting Sioux City, Mr Heikens on business, Miss Jacobson and Miss Allen visiting Milford, and several church and community events ongoing through the week. The Central telephone office received paint updates and businessman Mr Cornell states he remains active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. K. Club
Gerlie O' Brien
Cornell
Visit Leaves Trail of Names and Places in East Peterson Area
East Peterson Linn Grove residents Mr and Mrs Adolp Lund and children visited Sunday at the Ed Wal Steffen home. Miss Hstella Riteinger left Thursday for Hipparneyla after a month with her sister Mrs John Dumbrieger. Mr Fordham of Compton Illinois, who recently purchased the I D White farm, is spending the spring preparing to relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolp Lund
Edwal
Willow Creek Church social draws crowd despite threat of weather
The family spent Sunday at the J. Plath home for the ice cream social at Willow Creek Church, well attended though threatening weather kept many away. Delegates Gertle Grans and Rose Ross attend Lie convention in Sioux Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Plath
Willow Creek
Gertle Grans
Rose Ross
Sioux Rapids
J. W. Dumbrieger
Kistella Ritzinger
Carpenter
Mae
Harle Kirchner
George Raveling
Clara Gains
Anne Raveling
Peterson
Warry Tibbetts
Ina
Woodmen
Planic
Hartley
Joe Laker
Judson
Travelers and visits in Iowa circle around Rembrandt
Sunday gatherings and social rounds across Greenville and nearby towns feature Max Tills and his mother at relatives near Rembrandt, Nellie Niemand of Spencer visiting Mrs. Gus Amderson, J N Kirby reconnecting with an old schoolmate in Tinois, and local trade bringing in a nearly new Ford. A W T M S meeting north of Iowa last Thursday drew about twenty ladies for a profitable session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Tills
Mother
Rembrandt
Harvey and
Lauber
Nellie Niemand
Spencer
Gus Amderson
J.N. Kirby
Tinois
Iowa
Biter
Family News and Local Visits Across Iowa Towns
Rossie Mrs J P Myers and children moved from Maple to a new home and settled quietly. Attendees from here enjoyed a Sioux Rapids picnic, Spencer show, and various shopping trips. N Walther and relatives traveled from Melvin to Rossie for a visit at the W A Cabb hone home, while others planned trips to Spencer and P iwer for weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Myers
Sioux Rapids
Spencer
Weil Albers
Wazabeth Namur
Community Notes From Northwest Waterford and Spencer
Northwest Waterford residents John Rickhorn and daughter Miss Josie visited Spencer locals on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Jurgen Schmidt and daughter Caroline enjoyed Sunday at the Charlie Schumberg home in nearby Fiverly. Mr and Mrs John Wekhorn and Mr and Mrs Mori visited Eyerly Sunday to spend the day with Mr and Mrs John Mart. Mrs D P Peterson is visiting her sister in Dennison. Thomas Materson and family attended the Woodman picnic at Harbley on Wednesday. John Eleknorn recently had buildings painted. Mrs D P Peterson and Mr and Mrs Wred Winterboer and sons traveled to Itley Mook. Miss Florence Nugent closed her school term Friday. Mrs Jurgen Schmidt and children visited Spencer on Tuesday. Jurgen Schmidt is painting some of his buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rickhorn
Josie
Spencer
Jurgen Sehmidt
Caroline
Chas
Schumberg
Fiverly
John Wekhorn
Mori
Eyerly
John Mart
D. P. Peterson
Dennison
Thomas Materson
Woodman Plente
Harbley
John Eleknorn
Wred Winterboer
Itley Mook
Fred Mook
Here
Merrill
Florence Nugent
Jurgen Schmidt
Dickens Visitor and Local Socials Report
Dickens 3.00 Mills was a Spencer visitor Mriday. Paul LaBrant of Stanley North Dakota called on Dickens friends Tuesday. Miss Inez Catshall visited friends at Spencer Friday. Misses Mae Eggleson and Ruby Tones spent an area evening at the G. i
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul LaBrant
Stanley
North Dakota
Dickens
Inez Catshall
Spencer
Mae Eggleson
Ruby Tones
Aera
G. i
Community Celebrates Fourth With Picnic and Visits
Celebration events abound as residents gather for a Fourth of July picnic at Will Edward's Priday. Visitors include Mr. Kinderle and family from Valley Junction Iowa and Mrs WP Flint's daughter Marian returning from Fargo North Dakota. Townsfolk report a safe evening, town picnic by the Rebekahs at Gillett Grove with about forty attendees, and a runaway injuring John Cedarholm though he shows slight improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Jones
LM. Jones
Will Edward
Kinderle
Valley Junction
Iowa
Stacy Putman
WP. Flint
Marian
Fargo
North Dakota
Townsend
Jilmer Culver
McHenry
Will Culver
Abbie Culver
Salem
South Dakota
Local Notes From Spencer Area Social Roundup
Northwest Logan Mr and Mrs 5 O Hargrave and grandson Lynn shopped in Spencer Thursday. Mrs Thos Gadsby Sundayed at her father s. Mr and Mrs Riedinger and Mr Mrs Ast were at the Jakes Wednesday. Miss Olive Rusk from Dickens visited at the L D Hart home. Miss Ellen Erickson is sewing for Mrs Dinks. Plans for a big program and brick sons celebration are under way. Miss Mary Johnson visiting at sister Mrs J Stewert. Mrs Diggersall slowly improving after a runaway injury. O Riedinger Oscar Wrickson and Chester King marketed hogs Saturday. Misses Mary and Isilda Transon Spencer visitors Thursday. Miss Ruth Hargrave bought a new plane from a Spencer dealer. Mrs Won Margrave and son visited Mrs Edith Jinks near Spencer. Miss Olive Rusk visited H Mt Good home Saturday. S Kings picked berries at Red Tarves Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Hargrave
Lynn
Spencer
Mary Johnson
J. Stewert
Diggersall
O. Riedinger
Oscar Wrickson
Chester King
Mary and
Isilda Transon
Ruth Hargrave
Mrs
Local notes from South Summit and surrounding towns
Residents aboard include South Summit Joli Rubes of Portland returning home Thursday. A number from the area attended the Spencer A youth circus Wednesday. Mr Shutton slowed by heat Tuesday in the hay field. Mr and Mrs Paul Gable of Martley visited James Morris Wednesday. Dickens visitors stayed with Griggs Wednesday. Herman Grudo bought a Maxwell from Fisk and Lauch Monday. Mr Cheney is building a new machine shed on his farm. Miss Grace Lilly remains slowly recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joli Rubes
Portland
Oregon
Spencer
Staponle
Shutton
Paul Gable
Martley
James Morris
Dickens
Griggs
Herman Grudo
Maxwell
Fisk & Lauch
Cheney
Miss Grace Lilly
Royal Items From Spencer Visit Notes
Mrs Robison and a duck are at Spencer this week while Mrs Payton and daughter visit the Geo Bailey home. Leslie Underwood from Emmetsburg spent Sunday at his home south of town. Rose and Olan Myers came from Emmetsburg Sunday to visit their uncle John Wagner. Mrs John Wagner visited Atton for relatives. Mrs Guyette and Mrs Brean of Illinois visit the As, 8, and oy.
Local families in town and nearby visits noted
A string of social mentions records the Cherokee family visiting Wednesday night and Thursday with Jo Peck and kin on the lakes route home. Mr and Mrs Chas Miller and Maxine from Rossie were there Thursday night. Several locals including Clint Meade Chas Chesley Clifford Meade Elmer Hagerty Chas Hagerty and Chas Phelps visited Sutherland Saturday in Chas Chesley’s auto. M F Smith hosts his mother this week. Wm Wrumbreger and Carrie Mounery attended Spencer Thursday. Miss Ilazel Keene finished a term of school Monday and a small picnic with ice cream followed at the schoolhouse. Sam Lucas Mrs Hans Rerk and Mrs. Clyde Roberts traveled to Larabee Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Peck
Lakes
Chas. Miller
Maxine
Rossie
Clint Meade
Chas. Chesley
Clifford
Meade
Elmer Hagerty
Chas. Hagerty
Chas Phelps
Sutherland
Chas
Chesley
M. F. Smith
Langdon and Spencer Recital Notes and Local News
Langdon residents report a delightful Friday recital at Mr Jackson s music scholars home and a lively Saturday visit to Spencer with many neighbors. Miss Mary Bernhagen is ill while Mrs Shelby Wyatt sells a high volume of prize chickens. Local road work progresses and a railway claim agent visits, as Langdon fields a strong ball team and hosts small social events at Meadow Chapel. An annual meeting program for Farmers Grain Co Royal includes band selections, talks, a ball game, and a community meal inviting all residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Robinson
Martha
Spencer
Shelby Wyatt
Arthur Dowden
McLance
M. & St. L. Vrailroad
Firea
Langdon
Lew Jones
Lawrence
Wisconsin
Othe P Flats
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Shina Ld Dake
Sah Cyidsty
Albert Ennis
Glendive
Mont
Lake Center
Ralph
Clas. Brady
Harry Taylor
Penrith
Mason
Grady
Kina Whiteford
Ray An
Roy Lawrence
Util Sacokkey
Chums Grover
Lina Grove
Uara Masott
Brian Tow
Brian Pownsenl
Edington
W. M. Mason
Terril Witlers
Cord Miso
Arrivod
Ostorta Bun- May
Lung
Rob Johnson
Sarvold
Ruthven
Grace Nolysn
Fayette
Prinis
Tavecnese
Mr. Tart ‘Craey
George
Tray, Minn
Fostoria
Elia Allen
Milford
Arnolds Park
G. W. Alderson
Mesdamies Wrigham
Cornel
W. B.C. Sevial
George Ciggins
Miss Nekermann
Ed. Alien
Paste Orl
West Mourth Street
Contus
Chadwick
Trenry Mauss
Sadurdiay
O.d. Anderson
Fandly
Divinity
McMahon
Giles
Johnson
Jean Anderson
Brigham Young People
Pleasant Allen Home
Mrs. Shelton
Excelsior
East Peterson
Linn Grove
Greenville
W. Tms
Mayers
Iown
Miss Baker
Assembly of Christian Workers
Lynnville
Ray MacCaulley
Sakman of
Atd Mes
Miller
Maxing
Royal
N. Walther
Melvin
W. A
Pi'wer
Waterford
Mills
John Carter
Jake Thompson
Rebekah
Gillett Grove
Tom ‘Tanner
Ms. Tanner
C. W. Culver
John Cedarholm
Logan
Farmer's Grain Go
Royal Law
W. James
Reyv
Glasgow
Rey
Bush
Spenc
H. G. Dunn
Mason Oi
Farmer's Powers Association
Emveryone
Gially
Farmer's Elevator
Rae Jer
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