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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
4
A lengthy list of visits and travels near Algona includes Mr. and Mrs. Geo Johnson and child visiting Britt and others in Algona. Many families including the Johnsons, Petersens, Weavers, and Streits are noted as shoppers or visitors. Illnesses and deaths nearby frame community life with attendances at funerals and children involved in school and family events.
Portland residents Mrs. Geo Patterson visited Lake Mills Mrs Jas Ollom aided Mrs G J Rilke. D B Fitch sold twenty eight fat hogs to Burt buyers. E Sigsbee sold hogs to WIT trainer Saturday. W Baker Raleigh Medicine Agent was in Portland Friday last week. Fred Ringsford of Burt visited his sons Earl and Ross Thursday. Mrs R A Bleich sprained her ankle last week and was laid up days. Harold Dittmer and sister Elizabeth were callers in Thanky Friday evening. Miss Huma Dittmer visited her parents Sunday. Ranony Blake sold hogs to Burt buyers Saturday. Mrs Matilde Ward has been
A Saturday accident left Mr. Smith badly bruised and with possible internal injuries after a heavy engine fell on him while unloading repairs in Emmetsburg. Dr. Peters attended. ribs cracked and chest pain reported. Friends hope for quick recovery as updates remain cautious.
Garner residents hosted visits and social events with guests from Algona Mason City and Britt. Thelma Roe returned to Garner for school while Dr Laird and Mrs Laird visited. whist and dance clubs held meetings and socials with prize winners noted.
Burt and vicinity reports from Northwood visitors to Burt township include obituaries for Lottie Chaffee and Lillian Siebert, local marriages, new buildings, and farm updates. Mentioned are Smith Bros plans, new brick buildings, and a funeral service at Burt Methodist and Presbyterian churches.
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