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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
5
J J Guyer of Buffalo Center visited. G Schissel and O D Adams traveled. Irvin Altizer ill but improving. many Algona area residents and relatives visited or stayed, with Mayo Clinic care for Mrs. Minnie Heetland and family. shipments and meetings, including Shipping Association, noted.
Woden notes list many residents and visitors as callers at Britt, Garner, Crystal Lake, Mason City, and other towns. It mentions social events, visits, and a large Des Moines Saddlery campaign promoting local harness dealers and a statewide sales effort.
Wesley notes the Pavik and Hopkins families in Mason City Sunday. Mrs George Aldrich entertained friends Sunday evening. The Braley family visited Britt and Dr E B Braley. The Methodist Aid meets Wednesday with Mrs Sturdivant. Mrs Amesbury served. Mrs George Ward hosts visiting parents from Blue Earth. Arlo Dawson guests of Herman Bode. lunch served. Wentworth leaves for Corsica for rest and visit with her son. Carl Hansen and A E B Giddings families dinner at Gordon Giddings. Rea Hutchison family weekend in Algona with her parents. S L Krantz picks them up. Epworth League sleigh ride Monday night.
A relapse of smallpox hits Charles Murphy and his wife who are confined to bed under nurse care in their home. A surprise party honors Mr and Mrs Gordon C Giddings on their second wedding anniversary with games and a luncheon. At the sixth annual creamery meeting John Loebig and Henry Haverly win two year director terms. Herman Oestercamp and John Ardoffer are elected to replace Titus and Harris. L E Krantz buys the buttermilk. creamery to sell pasteurized milk and cream locally.
Dell Fitch sold hogs to Burt buyers Tuesday last week. Herman Leek visited Algona Saturday. Henry Philips sold logs in Burt last Thursday. Joe Koestler and family visited the Moore home near Bancroft. Stowe worked at the Hol Dittmer home Wednesday. Bleich of Burt visited his father Monday. Lawrence Bobo works for Ted Ringsdorf during his absence. Putz and son Ranny conducted business in Algona Saturday. George Johnson travelled to Rochester Minnesota last week. Ranny Koestler and wife visited uncle John Koestler. J. P. Stowe and wife from Burt visited Chase Phelps. The McInrees came from Algona for hog buying. Farm Bureau meets tonight at Ray McWhorter home. Little Virginia McWhorter ill but improving. Mrs Wise and son Herman from near Sexton visited Henry Philips Thursday. A small Joe Koestler home party Saturday evening. Leo Brayton and Mrs Stott did business at the county seat Friday forenoon. Larson Clemans Gartner from Titonka visited Bonnie Dee Goat Farm Sunday. David Burch returned to parents near Algoma after ten weeks at Dell Fitch home. Marcus Holm moving east of Titania, leaving Portland list. Claud Sigsbee to Algona Friday near Mr Dittmer. Mr. Mann lost a work horse last week. Dr Van Vranken could not save it. Families of Bussie Bolinger and Bolinger visited Carl Reynolds home near Cor with Sunday. Ringsdorff left for Des Moines hospital for appendicitis operation. Well wishes for recovery. Emer time…
Carl Fritz of Thompson plans a public sale on March 1 west of Titonka as he moves from a half-section to a smaller farm. The sale will include 15 brood sows 40 feeding hogs and horses and machinery. Also note a community grain show in Buffalo Center on February 14 with Henry Wallace editor of Wallace's Farmer delivering an address at 2 pm.
Two glasses of water help constipation add a second glass before breakfast for quicker results. A little Adlerika with glycerine and saline is claimed to act on both upper and lower bowel and remove old poisons. advertises relief of gas and sour stomach in 10 minutes and constipation in two hours from W. J. Denton Drugeist Titonka Iowa 912-18.
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