Burt Notes Highlight Local Happenings And War News
Friends report Grace Beane suffered a stroke leaving her legs paralyzed while she lived in Canada. Marc Moore returning from Camp Devens with honorable discharge. many residents visit, travel, or attend dances and church events. A new brick barn appears on a Ramsey township farm and a Lyon county man returns from France with family updates and public notices circulate about deaths and public meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Beane
Beane
Burt
Thas
Canada
Lanning
Fairview
Will Pish
C. C. Smith
Hol Kerr
Lone Hock
France
New York
Mise
Jain
Fred Corey
Algona
Ernest Godfredson
Maci
Shalletford
Epworth League
Clifford Turnbullhrioe
Kate Davidson
Dixon
Steve Sharp
Henry Rath
Lone Rock
Local Social Summary of Visits and Births
Miss Katherine McGuire of Bancroft visited her uncle Ban Farrow. Mrs M B Noble visited the Gus Torne home in Swea City. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs H Rippentrop. Mr and Mrs Jasper Stvenhard welcomed a baby. George Batton of Creston visited his parents here for several days. A baby arrived last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Evans near Gerled. Beenken family from Buckingham and Alexander attended the wedding of Hattle to Fred Abben. Mr and Mrs S G Seymour of Buffalo Center visited Friday. Tom Toman attended the auto show in Minneapolis. Abbe Droosman came from Hot Springs Ark to attend a funeral in Buffalo Center. W E Guiknecht attended a hardware men’s convention in St Paul. W B Leslie visited St Paul on business. Mrs Swan Olson of Estherville visited the O Keefe and Pringle homes. Earl Wright of Collendar was in town on estate business. Myrtle Curyell and Fred Stacker of Titonka were here Saturday on business. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs John Pink last Saturday. Mrs Adith Loft, a Mankato student, came Friday for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Batton
Creston
Iowa
Batton
Bie
Wm. Evans
Gerled
George. Beenken
Buckingham
Town
Felta Beenken Rana
Alexander
Ithaix Signer Hattle
Fred Abben
St Paul
Swan Olson
Estherville
John
Adith
Mankato
Business Visitor at St Paul from Parchial Home
W. S. Noble was a business visitor at St. Paul during the fore part of the week, detailing his short stay and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Noble
St. Paul
Risius Family and Community Activities in Buffalo Center
Mr and Mrs Ben Risius visited at the John Risius home Monday. Wm Meyer and family visited the John Risius home Sunday afternoon. Klass Risius left for Wellsburg Idora and Iowa land. Red’s rumor noted and Wm Moore ill for over three weeks. Farmers shelled corn last week and many locals attended a Friday dance at Buffalo Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Risius
John Risius
Wm. Meyer
Klass Risius
Wellsburg
Ldora
Iowa
Minnesota
Bufalo Center
Lena Miller
Henry Meinders
Klass
Meno
George Risius
John, Risina
Meno Risius
Buffalo Center
Red
Wm. Moore
Davis Pink Sr
William Miller
Aggo Janssen
George Heetland
Abbe Winters
Peter DeGrote
Dud
Vino Heetland
Ben Rising
Woden News Notes Show Local Visits and Social Round
Woden area notices detail frequent social calls. WIL Wood Nick Eden and Jerry Schutter visited friend Jerry Schutter. Nick Eden, Jerry and Bila Schutter with Mary Spieker visited Klenk home. John Eden and others visited George Wiegand on Tuesday.
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Wil Wood
Nick ‘Eden
John Bird
Jerry Schutter
Nick Eden
Jerry
Bila Schutter
Mary Spieker
the Klenk
John Eden
George Wiegand
Dick Spicker
George Schutter
Raymond
Vera
Verhore Klenk
Bargains in County Plat Books Offered
For a limited time the Upper Des Moines Republican offers a bargain price to close out Kossuth County plat books. The book is in the hands of most county business men and many farmers as the sale proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines-Republican
For sale plat book offers county township maps and land details
29 colored plates show the coin and each township with landowner walls drainage districts school houses creameries wagon roads and more. A 12 by 16 inch bound plat book is sold for 750 with remaining stock costing 150. Also an ad for a one story house near Germania Iowa at J C Pentrap farm nine miles from Titonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haggard & Bac Algona
Germania
J. C. Pentrap
Titonka
Carl Isebrand
Iowa
Wisconsin Nursery Ad Lets Salesmen Apply For Jobs
An 1890s classified ad promotes guaranteed nursery stock for sale and urges salesmen to write for work, promising good pay. It invites the Bur lem to request a free Colored Circuit booklet and lists Coe, Converse, and Edwarda Co. of Atkinson, Wisconsin as the largest nursery source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brea
Coe
Converse & Edwarda Cs
Wisconsin
Fr Atkinson
Wis
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Hawk
Gerret DeBrayn
Woden
DeBrayn & Son
Farmers Elevator Company
Anton Holcomb
J. E. Keil, Titonka, Towa
the Farmers’ Co-Operative Society of Wesley
Spangler
Haggard
First National Bank
W. B. Quarton S. D. Quarton Law
Kossuth County State Bank
Henry Meyer Real Estate and Insurance
Meyer's Kean
Titonka Livery
BAIN
G. Bruns
Roy C. Ball
Calla
Wolfe
Postoffice
Titonke
Burt News
Cently
Frank Schneider
Mr. Rath
Camp Dodge
W.T. Fish
Minneapolis
Albert Schrader
Mite Society
Rachel Clapsaddle
Wil Freeze
Eastern Star
Ethel McDonald
Eagle Grove
J. B. Cundingham
B.v'daniels
Merle Kerr
Mike Bear
Germany
Lee Daniels
Erle
Bart Ghautauquaig
Frank Bahling
Moe
Quin‘ Albright
Des. Moines
Methodiat Aid Society
Leo Brayton
Fred Ringadorf
Portland
Erle Erickson
Braytons
Durwood McDonald
O. P. McDonald
Presbyterian Church
S. B. French
Titonka Lowa
Mogul
Titan
International Harvester Company of America
Chicago
J. F. Fisher
Titanica
J. H. Graham
H. J. Johns
Ese
U.S. A
W. E. McDonald
P. J., Greiner
Wesley
Whittemore
Germania Gossip
Katherine McGuire
Bancrot
Ban Farrow
M. B. Noble
Gus Torne
Swea City
H. Rippentrop
Jasper Stvenhard
Thursiday
South Buffalo News
Woden News
Bureau For
al’ Falkrenhainer
U.S. Employment Service
U.S. Dept. of ‘Labor
N. D. Ray
Woden, Iowa
Harringson & Dickinson
Algotie
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