Dr W N D Ray Physician and Surgeon
A notice announces Dr W N D Ray a physician and surgeon, detailing call times and practice information as listed in the public notice.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1916
Page
7
A notice announces Dr W N D Ray a physician and surgeon, detailing call times and practice information as listed in the public notice.
The Woden paper notes a Saturday dance at the Bowery as a popular town event. It reports on residents including Robert Harrington of Britt on a business trip and former Bingham township resident with many friends. Other items mention farm rental plans, banking business in Kanawha, and visits by Woden residents to nearby towns.
Open evenings for extended hours with a bold money back assurance. Customer care promises full refund if needs not met and invites shoppers to visit after hours for personalized service.
A patchwork of town news from Woden Iowa covers social visits and family ties. Herman and Tony Bunslave pursue the John Paulson threshing as fish and livestock stories ripple through. Cunningham hosts two German visitors, and a road accident injures Lert Gruis while calves obstruct traffic. the calf dies. Multiple residents visit kin in Burt Britt and Britt area, with trips to Britt and Titanica for dental work and errands. The Oftedah bungalow nears completion and a new vulcanizer is expected to arrive soon.
Notice states that parent L Cunningham will not be responsible for any debts or wages earned by son Alva starting August 8 1916 at Woden Iowa The public is advised to govern themselves accordingly and the signer is C L Cunningham
The Titonka Commercial Club will meet Friday at 8 o clock in Gilligans Hall with important business on hand. Remember the date Friday August 1. Titonka Motor Co advertises fresh gasoline free from dirt and water and cheaper than elsewhere with free air at the Titonka Motor Co.
Reis Tripp returned home Tuesday after a visit with Mrs Dante Selly sander and daughter Emma Kelly of Belatt Washington. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs LG Wolcatt last week. Jensen visited Clear Lake while Mather Schneider went to Cedar Falls before visiting Mary at school. Darlas Wheeler left for a week with relatives. A.K. Plank and child Ton left for a month’s visit with relatives in Allou Iowa. San Warburton of Swee City called on relatives Tuesday evening. Mrs Wesley urburton, back from Kansas, returned home. Miss Natila Cox arrived for a visit at the Whitney home. GH Smith, recent visitor, left for Mobridge. Brutus, a Buffalo Center visitor, came Monday. Irvin Worlmaun visited Webster City Sunday.
Farmers faced losses as heat damaged horses during harvest while numerous Germania residents hosted gatherings and welcomed visitors from Paton Forest City Buffalo Center and beyond. Communities shared tales at homes of Seibold Jensen Olthoff and others with threshing starting locally.
Mrs Ernest Trasamar hosts Elsie Rainn from Germania while neighbors share visits and chores. Fred Schuver and wife depart for New Salem North Dakota. A flurry of social calls and tasks includes Mousel, Olthoff, Jurgens, Kenitz, and Wurst family gatherings as Transmar brothers and Rufus Olthoff assist haying and farm work.
A jumble of small items from Titonka area reports births, vacations, and visits. Families travel to Germania and Sibley for a week, Rev Robins and wife plan a two week auto trip, while local church groups and youth activities are noted. Obituary of Dick Waade, and local business ads mention tires and batteries.
Severe heat during the usual September observance prompted organizers to shift the annual celebration to August. The decision came as rising sickness among children raised safety worries, delaying the planned Indian Bay activity and COSGROVE was noted in attendance.
The forecast warns of a new heat wave. Steve Sullivan left for Davenport Iowa yesterday morning. Frank Newville plans a visit week in Algona with friends. Henry Moyers north of German Valley will build a large barn soon. Myron Lubneck and family visited Chas Newville W. 4. Davison, Republican candidate for treasurer, touted countywide campaign prospects. Misses Diele Beane and Delta Gots from Algona attended a call at Rodman. Kathe Barquistia from Rodman visited this week, revealing family news about a sister and a tater.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a plan involving a party offering subscriptions or payments, mentioning Omaha Nebraska and possible cash payments per month. Key names and clear events are unreadable or garbled in the source.
John, a popular local resident, nearly drowned at the lake while bathing in hazardous waters. Barnacle involvement and heroic rescues by bathers followed his fall but he declined to discuss the ordeal, urging baths be taken at home tubs instead.
The Ladies Club votes library hours Saturday from 3 to 4 30 pm starting August 12 through October 7 to aid patrons. Mrs Ray Ball contributes two dollars to the club, appreciated by members and library users. Embroidery Club meets August 17 at Mrs Crite's home with Mrs Temple as assistant hostess.
Small kitchen cabinet offered for sale. Inquire at Topic office for details and pricing.
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