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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1909
Page
5
Community items recount visitors, arrivals, and departures including Mrs Smock moving to Gary South Dakota and farewells at Sexton hall. Shifts mention stock shipments by W Raetz, visits by B H Opola, and a marriage of Margaret Langworthy to Herbert McChesney with Rev. Branton officiating.
A snap of Bancroft area notes lists residents changing jobs moving farms and visiting relatives. Mentions include Chas Schmidt planning to move on Chubb place, Miss Dorothy Scheffer taking a new job, and Chas Beckiman starting as Kennedy Bros clerk. Several outings and travels to Minneapolis Chicago and Marshalltown are noted along with illness and local activities.
The Wodan News reports visiting Bees and local residents including Mrs H Nordigan, Mr and Mrs aardipannd, Johnny Green, and Milo Sheriff of Ven marine. It notes travel to Holcomb Buffalo Center Hawley and Flat events, with horse activity and community notes.
The week’s updates report hog deliveries and farm work around Te tonka. Fonnson visited, Will Cosgrove helped with wood for Ogi White, and Miss Anna Johnson tea with her sister Mrs T Bil dine. Henry J C Nelson moved to Feiler farm north of Sexton. A Sexton telephone meeting elected officers Dg White president LB Krauty secretary Mat Blanson treasurer. Herman Rasmussen plans a sale and move to Canada, with best wishes from friends.
Sexton residents and visitors reported in from Algona and nearby towns. Jimmie Peterson and others attended farm and business activities. several individuals traveled for visits, work changes, or residence moves. A Saturday combination sale drew many buyers, and local staff changes included Walter Anderson resigning as buttermaker and O A Newell planning relocation after resignation.
The column notes repairs on wheels and mentions Ht Buckeny moving to Pankuk tari Geo Boyken’s death from fever. It welcomes government garden seeds, praises enduring old schoolhouse quality, warns about inspecting sills and roofs before replacing them, and recalls harsher past Iowa storms with deep snow and wind.
An eminent authority on kidney diseases promotes a homemade mix called Fluid Extynet Dandelion Compound Karyon Compound Syrup Sarsapattilla as a remedy for back pain, night urination, and discolored urine. He says it helps kidneys filter waste and may alleviate rheumatism by reducing uric acid in the blood.
Albert E Schiltz and Miss Mary Schumacher were married at 10 oclock yesterday in West Bend Catholic Church by Father Lisbenstein. The bride is daughter of a pioneer farmer. the groom is a well known local. The couple will spend a week in West Bend before moving to the groom’s father's Ramsey township farm east of Union Slough to begin their life together.
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