Girl Wanted At City Restaurant Hotel
Advertises a girl needed at a city restaurant hotel for menial service with good wages and no other applicants considered.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
10
Advertises a girl needed at a city restaurant hotel for menial service with good wages and no other applicants considered.
Mrs Nellie Church is sick Bert Young visited Titonka Jim Gage of Corwith visited Bertha Gage Mrs Henry Kunz and Della Kunz shopped in Algona Mrs Smock from Mason City visited Frank Heal Riddles and son Oscar visited from Algona and more Locals travel to Radcliffe Sexton Britt Algona etc A bright baby girl born to Albert Falk Funeral notices for Annie Munson reflect community mourning The Munson family receives condolences from Wesley and nearby towns
Miss Theresa Hackl and Maude Graham visit Eagle Grove while Mrs Chas Dischler and kids return from Rock Valley. Susie Hackl returns from Eagle Grove, Mrs Michaels plans a visit to Tonia, John Koch and son visit Eagle Grove. Jess Underkolter from Buffalo Center visits Joe Murray home. Joe Schemmel to move to Groton SC for new job. Ruth Berryman sought medical help for nerve tumor. Alma Cutler from Cedar Falls to visit. Chas Inman from Webster City spends a few days at home. Drs Walters and Goulde perform nerve tumor removal on Mrs Castleman. Lulu Bircher leaves for Dyersville then Dubuque to settle there.
Port land residents report a weekend visit by Chas Phelps and family to M Cunningham. Miss Neva Mathes of Burt is visiting nearby. Fred Stow and wife welcomed a baby boy. Grant Fairbanks mourns the loss of a valued cow last week. Youths viewed a dredge north of Bancroft. Geo D Stone visited Illinois to see his ailing mother and returned Monday. Mrs Amelia Rhineily traveled from Keokuk to visit her brothers Grant and Lute Fairbanks and other relatives, with Clara Stone noted during a ball game at Algona last week.
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