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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
2
The text discusses editor Dewel and the Advance newspaper amid disputes over political rhetoric. Authors urge editors to avoid passion and insults, promote constructive debate, and adhere to editorial standards. Burt Norton and other locals are mentioned in passing, with notes on corrections and upcoming local events.
Mrs B H Wessel and sons Lawrence and Raymond and daughter Helen attended Burt's gathering Sunday. A large turnout at the teachers institute last week. Mr and Mrs for an extended visit with their son Charles in Minnesota. Mrs D J Davison left Friday for Cameron Wisconsin for extended visit with her son Scot. The Owen and Plamibeck families spent the Fourth at Fox Lake. Several local young men were fishing at Fox Lake last Monday. Mr and Mrs B T Taylor and children spent the Fourth with her parents at Titonka. Leonard Daniels was married last Wednesday at 2 o clock at Brie It. Lee and Bertha Daniels returned from Brie It last Saturday after attending their brother’s wedding. Frank Schiffer and Ray Jackman came home Monday from Huron for a short visit with parents. The Look Out club will hold its regular meeting next Saturday at Mrs Gunningham's from 2 to 8. last meeting until after school starts. Miss Gertie Moore visiting relatives in Wisconsin. Mrs Mittag of Union township visiting C J Mansmith home. Harry and Edward Ditsworth of Algona visited over Sunday with sister Mrs Henry Koepke. Rev Haskell received word his daughter's son had his leg broken. wishing for speedy recovery. Mrs Keith of Renwick visited Saturday with her mother Mrs Briggs. Miss Leona Loveren of Humboldt visiting grandfather A W Sigsbee. expected to stay through August. Miss Neva Mathes spent Monday and Tuesday at Fenton visiting friends.
A quiet wedding united Laura Bradfield and Fred Wolcott at H. B. Bradfield’s farm near town with Rev. Dix performing the ceremony. The couple will reside in Cedar Falls and both are well known in the community as a teacher and a industrious, energetic man.
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