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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1904
Page
5
A compact ad notes fabric prices with Good Outing Flannel at per yard and Heavy Outing Flame at per yard. It also promotes 906 Men's Fine Shoes offered at 2.00 dollars, with a promotional line inviting shoppers to not miss it.
The Rebekahs and friends gathered at Titanics lodge room for the second anniversary of Uriel Lodge No. 546 with an Old Plantation Supper and Social. The event featured entertainment mocking dialects and customs, a program by Lodge members, and a generous repast. Proceeds added to the treasury amid well wishes for future success. Two young ladies hosted gentlemen in a boxcorast Sunday evening, eye witnesses report.
An adnerhood notes advertising at sixty cents per hundred dollars of goods sold and a half page weekly plan. It lists Christmas Eve services at 7 p.m. and weather postponements to Monday. It invites funds for needy children and announces December 26 annual meeting for Titonknat congregation with member attendance urged.
An advertisement touts the Chicago Record-Herald Sunday Comic Colored Supplement packed with fresh jokes and vivid color pages four in color and four in black and white. It promises hearty laughs and entertaining, instructive content, claiming top quality design and artistic color harmony.
fragmentary report notes Burl Hosier spending Saturday with Monday yin Algoun and mentions Mrs. Jackmill on Thursday at the Tom Adprigassivns C. A. Pox near Phun Creek Friday with unclear details.
Notes record numerous visits and movements by residents and travelers. Wm Stahl hauled cattle to Chicago. Tim Fox visited Titonka. Pete Govern lost a horse. Chivas Stone stayed with parents. H Wood called on C H Phelps. John Divison stayed with relatives. Glen Reibsamen and Elsie at Chus Phelps home. A A Grehans visited Titonia. James and Martin Larsen traveled to the county seat. Lew Owens from Burt visited Portland. Herm and Will Puts and Chas Selmuid in Algona. John Fitch and wife with relatives in Algour. Lewis Larson's daughter seen with family in Bancroft. Jenks Cravide went to Chicago for sights. Geo Keestler's family welcomed a baby girl. C A Belknapp toured Algona schools. Charley Schmidt returned home to Wisconsin. Mrs J J Larsen recovering from appendicitis. Dewitt Drake canvassed for a patent dish washer. Albert Leck left for Avoca Wisconsin. South Portland G A S attended Mrs Munns event. communities note interest in bicycle transportation.
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