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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1914
Page
2
Centera County paper carries advertising rates with annual contracts and per line charges. Rates include 10 cents per line for first insertion and five cents per line for subsequent insertions. Political notices priced at 20 cents per line per insertion.
Public notice warns owners and drivers in Titonica to cease illegal street activity under threat of arrest and firing. Ordinances cited by F.P. Fisher enforce a strict speed limit and conduct rules, with penalties for violations.
Local column from Algona area records numerous social visits births and deaths. Mrs Mary Lewis returned to town. Br Wurtzer a Buffalo Center tailor. G Johnston Robt Hazellton and H Massiman attended a Masonic lodge gathering. many residents hosted and visited relatives in Buffalo Center Esterville Garner and Swea City. The Presbyterian Sunday school elected officers. township boards met. long list of small events and illnesses noted.
Mr and Mrs Peter Wesaels visited at the Ui Hook home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Okko Hippen visited at the Ben Bruhn home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hugo Steper visited at the Henry Stepar home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Epke Winters visited at the Will Winters home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Walter Yahnke visited at the J I Rising home Sunday. Epko Winters also visited H Winters in Buffalo Center Sunday. Hugo Sleper visited Power Kuper home Monday evening. Harm Wonvereft and family made a brief visit to Jerk Abbas home near Ledyard Tuesday. Flora Weaver returned Saturday from a short visit at Ledyard with Erning Steinberg. They visited Mrs Bam Weaver. Mr and Mrs Dick Boyken were
Residents and visitors keep busy with calls and visits around Forest City. Henry Beving hosted and neighbors including Priday Sammie Tony Stam and several families spent Sunday and Wednesday at various homes. multiple arrivals and casual calls marked a typical small town week with illnesses noted for Melvin Campbell and Nanne Yerlchs listed on the elek list.
Local items report Col I A Matern visiting for business in Wesley, Ben Bruns family as guests, and Herman Seevers of Rockwell City staying with the Galnow family. M C Loson returned from Dubuque a business and pleasure trip. M C Logo moved to Harm Franzen residence. B H A Hansen moved into the Seludder property. Georg Thutts purchasing property. Robert Callets to move to Aunts vacated farm. Kleist builds two story dwelling north of town. Hilsie Butts married Harry Wetland near Britt, couple to farm near Britt. State-wide meeting planned at Dag and a county meeting in Algona. Summer Hudson traded residences with Teebrand and sold Teebrand property to Wa F Callis for 1950. Freak Butts rented Lamar-Sux cottage. plans bachelor quarters near the Catholic church. The Tople offers lifestyle advice. upcoming June move noted. Pasture rents discussed. water quality favorable.
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