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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1904
Page
5
Hiubard and Richardson Co advertise the largest stock of safes and vaults in the northwest. They offer wide hand safes and various models in Milwaukee Wisconsin with constant inventory on hand to meet customer needs.
The couple wed in Duvonport Washington with Louise Bolenous moving there with her parents two years ago and George Largen a Plum Creek resident leaving early to claim his bride. They plan to live on Me Larson's farm after holidays and friends extend best wishes. a sister of Louise is noted in the piece. Also described is the late Mr. Lobenus once known for drunkenness and harshness, who ten years ago transformed after revival meetings and became a respected neighbor and family man Jo Trigg reports this change.
The Luusing Mirror extols the loyal newspaper reader who supports the paper year after year. It praises his patience, forgiveness of minor slights, and cheerful questions when visiting the office, while noting editors occasionally overlook less deserving readers to run larger items.
The Chicago Record-Herald’s insurance column provides up to date industry notes. It reports directly from agents, companies, and telegraphic dispatches, claiming unique access to first information on important agents in the insurance field.
Report of District No 8 German Township for the month ending December 28 1904. Four pupils enrolled. average daily attendance 17. days taught 20. one pupil neither absent nor tardy. 37 instances of tardiness. Certificates listed for Annie Meyer and Ettona Rippootoop.
The column lists numerous visits and movements in the Portland area including John Witch and family in Algona, Henry Schrader of Titonka, Roy Pitch visiting family, Hazel Jackman staying with G. D. Stone, Hort Hosler at Burt, Delbert Fitch with Sexton friends, Will Blake of Burt visiting, Jaekman business at the county seat, Murray and Schultz in Burt, Frank Lopin's Minnesota trip return, Rike family at Titonka, a young gathering at Will Davison’s, the Stoelews moved to Algrove from Postland, a well attended sociable at G. J. Rike’s, Mrs Will Pike and children returning from Marshalltown, and the Graham couple heading to Webster City for a father’s illness amid funeral plans.
Ted DeBoer of German township died last Thursday afternoon from old age. He was nearly 85, born in Louquet Germany, came to America as a youth, and lived many years in German township where he raised a large family. Funeral services were held at the German Reformed Church conducted by Rev. W. J. Janssen. interment in the church cemetery. He leaves a large family and many friends, with community sympathy extended. The piece notes the year 1905 with New Year wishes and local notices follow.
S Tjaden of oear Burnoo won the prize by guessing 556 seeds in a pumpkin. the actual count was 557. Wrank Aman, aged 60, died last Thursday four miles southwest of Sexton, leaving a widow and seven daughters and five sons. Funeral at Sb Benedict with Rev Erdman. Lewis House opened under Ma Melcher with a banquet and social, attended by Titania Garner residents and visitors from Garner including Mr and Mrs Gallagher and several others.
Beginning November 15 and daily thereafter through the 1905 season the Frisco System with Southern Railway will run through Pullman sleepers between Kansas City Missouri and Jacksonville Indiana as part of the Southeastern Limited. The trains will be modern and electric lighted with cafe observation cars and will pass through southeastern cities, berth reservations available via Frisco or connecting lines.
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