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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
5
The Rock Island and Ames Dairy Special arrives Saturday at 9 A M in Titouka with special coaches for lectures on dairy cattle equipment and breeding. Expert dairymen will speak, show cattle and gear, and answer reader questions aboard, with separate seating for men women and youths. Be on time, the train will not wait.
Geo M Nelson uncle of Nelson Bros and a well known figure around Titanica and Tonka died suddenly at his North Dakota home last Tuesday. His wife was away with Leslie Hangon’s family. He had not been sick. Funeral and burial were held Friday in Goldfield. He leaves a wife and several children Albert George Suria Nellie Nelson and others.
A formal Catholic wedding united Miss Celestine Rahm and Frank Eisenbarth with Father Erdmann officiating Wednesday morning. The couple, rooted in the community, were celebrated by a large circle of friends as they commence life together. The bride wore white silk with net and pearl ornaments. attendants were Lizzie Rahm and Laura Arndorfer. Best men were Messia Helfrich and Anton Huschka. A wedding breakfast followed at Martin Rahm’s residence. After March tet the couple will reside with Mrs and Mr Eisenbarth at the N W Witte home in this city.
A surprise gathering honored Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stagg and family on Saturday night as they prepare to move to Stenton for a farm. About forty friends attended, sharing refreshments and best wishes for prosperity and happiness in the new home.
Local report notes CWI Hawking, a restaurant man, opening two pool tables in the front of his eatery. Access will be via the old door on the building’s side, marking a new entertainment feature for the venue.
A fragmented report notes a case involving Ingams and Cosgrove shown in a hall. The readable text hints at a public gathering or presentation with attendees observing the proceedings and a possible focus on the names mentioned.
The Monitor reports Burt Creamery had no money in the bank at the time, while Titanica Co operative Creamery carried $623.70. If Burt had $6,000 on hand after patrons and expenses, that would be better, but the notes say Burt patrons should feel elated that they are ahead $6,000 after all debts and payments.
August Gramenz of Waverne appeared for naturalization before Judge Coyle but failed to receive final papers. He admitted drinking twice in the past year. The judge postponed to the April term promising admission if he remains sober and agrees to abstain from liquor.
County Auditor Norton fixed March 4 as the annual township trustees and road superintendents meeting in Algona. A strong program is prepared with County Attorney Van Ness speaking on Iowa road laws. Imkeenon discusses good roads from an automobile user view, Rep Hutchins to address weed destruction.
Conductor Geo Cogswell of the Rock Island Klondyke line injured unloading a barrel on a train. Forefinger fractured with urgent attempts to save it. Dr Wallace to monitor healing as weeks off duty follow. Auction notice lists farm stock and equipment for sale at Blossom with terms cash under ten dollars and six percent on longer notes.
Sumner Hudson purchased the residence east of Colby from Olvert Michaelson for $1050. Michaelson moves March 1 to Iron River Wisconsin to resume farming. Hudson takes possession after vacating and will make the residence his future home near the creamery. The two lots and residence are described as well worth the price.
A Jackson County resident in Jacksonville Missouri forwards a payment and request to extend the Topic until 1913. The writer notes unusually mild winter with only one light snow and temperatures down to 26 below for a day. Signature: Mrs. Jas. Ollom.
The town voters of Titonka Iowa are invited to a citizen caucus at the First National Bank on Monday evening March 4 1972 at 8 p m for nominating a full slate of town officers Mayor HR Armstrong announces. Auction notice follows for public sale on Tuesday Feb 27 at 10 desk and sharp with described property including a 8 year old 1650 weight cart and other items.
The Bancroft community mourns John Lappe aged 47 living on the J B Monsel farm for 11 years. He married May Foth in 1901. four children survive. Six brothers from New Vienna and nearby areas served as pallbearers at the funeral held at St John’s church. Lappe held Catholic Mutual and Mutual Life policies and was regarded as a noble husband neighbor and father.
Hernan Buckena and Frank Kratz were caught attempting to break into Kramer Bros. in Woden Iowa on a Saturday night. They were seized by witnesses, detained at a hotel, then taken to Garner for a preliminary hearing. Both are married with families and face potential light sentences.
Theodore Doerfler cashier of the First National Bank of Wesley died Wednesday after months of Brights disease and heart trouble. He grew ill eight months ago and went to Dubuque for hospital care, returning home in December as his condition worsened. Funeral services were held Friday and interment sent to Dubuque.
Eighth grade pupils take county exams this week. The first division of high and grammar rooms presented their program on Friday afternoon with visitors Mrs. Fisher Mrs. Colby Mrs. Colgan Mrs. Huber Mrs. Emergon and Mrs. Breen. The primary room plans a Washington program Thursday afternoon at Astay Rey Breene.
A settlement in the Mell Affair reduces Mr. George B. Hall debts by about 260000. Secured creditors including Eggert, Hill heirs, McConnell, and Hamilton National Bank of Chicago accept encumbered lands at appraised value to discharge debts. The Hamilton National Bank declined to join but was covered by others, enabling a potential full settlement with remaining creditors.
Sunday evening the residence of HW C Armstrong burned after a box caught fire from spilled matches used by Armetrang boys and Uncle Bert. Miss Marie Grover who is visiting her sister Mr Dr Wallace saw the blaze and raised the alarm. Neighbors Jy Wallacy and T P Reibsamen acted quickly to extinguish the fire.
The passing of Theodore Doertler cashier of the First National Bank of Weasley occurs Thursday morning. He was a highly respected citizen whose loss is felt across business and county circles.
Word from the hub says Bro yin Haggard received a unexpected surprise tied to leap year. A d ue am and handsome widow reportedly popped the question to Bill and he accepted. The specific day and date are named in the message.
Combination sale to be held at Al Meyers starting at 1 o clock Saturday February 24 1919 in Titonka. 8 head of live stock include a bay mare 12 years old bay team aged 2 years old 11 mil k cows 8 fat hogs machinery assorted items household goods tools and farm implements. Albert Moyers manager PF Kreger auctioneer H O Atm clerk. Buy what you have to and bring it in next week.
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