Local Notes Highlight Social Visits and Memorial Day Plans
Burlington area society notes list visits and trips by Mrs James Stewart Mrs Mcyeod Mrs W1H Sigsbee J B Jain Bertha House Jessie Satchett and others. The column mentions hospital recovery Idaho trip business courses Chicago improvements and fluence exercises at Algona with Dr Clapsaddle and family. Memorial Day events include Lone Rock band music addresses and church program details.
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James Stewart
Mcyeod
Humboldt
Sigsbee
J. B. Jain
Banoft
Harry Phelps
Bertha House Teft
Indianola
Ind
Ouse
Jessie Satchett
Idaho
Mall
Elizabeth Ringsdorf
Fred Ringsdorf
Verna Ringsdorf
Sibney
Wallace
Algona Pent
J. H Grover
Chas. Patterson
Aberdeen
Mra. Wilson
Chicago
D.D. Clapsaddie
Algona
Dr. Clapsaddie
Dr. Clair Clapsaddie
Rvice
Puth Carolina
Minne Po
Willie Schaffer
Otis
North Dakota
Merle Owen
Mason City
W. A
C. B. Chipman
Ladies’ Aid
Sherwood
Ala
Tives
Tech
W.T. Peters
Fort Dodge
Uoday
America
A. Chipman
Elcome
Tritt
A. C. Ding
Helen Barrick
Jones
al- Ba
Aten
M. B. Church
Epworth League
The New Covenant Sunday Services and Evening Rally
Religious notices list a Sunday 3 PM lesson on The New Covenant, led by the Men’s Chorus and Rev Clegg. Evening services at 8 PM feature a chorus led by Rev Eggleston with sermon by Rev St Clair, followed by benediction.
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Eggleston Eatory
Clegg
D. S. On
Rey, St Clair
D. D
America
He Graham
Cornet
Mra
Chas
Popple
Clifford Turnbull
Tople
the New Covenant
Paul Kriethe
St. Clair
Archie Holding
Tavvevereee
Eggleston
Epworth League
Aten
Eggleton
Local residents noted in city visits and illnesses
Germania Gleanings lists Fred Wheeler of Ledyard on a business visit to the city last Tuesday. Several residents, including Ed and Chas Gutknecht and Aug Hisenhauer, returned from Camp Dodge. Ed Wiese suffered appendicitis and was operated on. he was improving as of writing. Others noted are J Jenks visiting from Algona, Mrs. J H Willard en route to Hubberd Iowa, and numerous short trips to visit relatives or attend camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wheeler
Ledyard
Ben Farrow
Chas
Gutknecht
Hisenhauer
Camp Dodge
Hortense Noble
J. H. Willard
Hubberd
Iowa
Joe Jenks
Algona
Grandma Schrader
Dows
Ed Wiese
Chas. Larrabee
Fort Dodge
Blanche Johnston
Estherville
H. G. Johnston
D. Greider
D. D
Dubuque
Jerry Schutter
Tren
West Bend
Fred Wolcott
Waterloo
Jariton Heminway
Spirit
Helen
Viola
Adalene Ponder- Bast
Jn Behrends
Waa
Frida
Edward Rahmstock
William
A. Behrends
N. A. Pringle
Doane News Social Roundup From Algona and Surrounding Areas
Doane News notes Pete Hansen Fred Davis and Ernest Davis as Algona callers Saturday evening. D Y P S meets June 28 at the Tony Anderson home. Gwendolyn Grogs of Lone Rock visits her uncle Ray Hansen. John Kutchenreuther and wife shop in Algona Tuesday. Blaine Christensen of Sexton visits cousin Effe Larson. Fern Friday of Richland Center Wisconsin arrives for extended visit with aunt Mrs John Ruthenreuther Sr. Ruth and Coral Andrews are Burt shoppers. Clarence Brown and family visit Wesley after time with sister Mrs Ross Buffington. Howard Gibson family from Algona spend Sunday with Zack Gibson. Mrs Callia Gillam returns home to South Dakota after two months with relatives. Nieces Ruth and Carol Andrews accompany her for extended visit. Sunday School Convention well attended and enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Hansen
Fred Davis
Ernest Davis
Algona
Tony Anderson
Gwendolyn Grogs
Lone Rock
Ray Hansen
John Kutchenreuther
Blaine Christensen
Sexton
Effe Larson
Fern Friday
Richland Center
Wis
John Ruthenreuther
Ruth
Coral Andrews
Burt
Mia
Clarence Brown
Wesley
Elizabeth Ringsdorf
Wisconsin
Simon Johnson
Clarence Christensen
Ross Buffington
Howard Gibson
Donald
Zack Gibson
Callia Gillam
South Dakota
Carol Andrews
Community Notes Brighten Titonia and Surroundings
Local social items list guests at the Lynn and George Kuchenreuther homes including Esther Kuchenreuther and Miss Friday. Picnics and Children's Day programs are announced for June 16 and 19 with regional visits to Camp Dodge and area residents visiting Burt Algona North Swea City and Woden. Mrs J B Haan extends heartfelt thanks to neighbors for support during a difficult time.
Speculative schemes target Des Moines insurers and banks
The Capital warns readers of speculative stock schemes centered in Des Moines and Central Town. Promoters profit big from commissions and early withdrawals while many investments promise huge riches. Readers are urged to invest in government bonds rather than risky private offerings.
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Teastern
West
Des Moines
Des Mooines
Stowx City
Misaissinnt
Central Town
Oesterreicher Might Seek District Supervisorship Nomination
The Bancroft Register reports Kobua Traden of the district is opposing the office. Lew Oesterreicher may run, with friends urging him to allow his name on the ballot. If confirmed, he could win the nomination and the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kobua Traden
Lew Oester- Teicher
Oesterreicher
Kr. Oesterreicher
Beng
Bancroft Register
Town Council Proceedings June 3 1918 at First Nations Bank
The Town Council met in regular session at eight P M with Mayor Fisher and Councilmen Lamoreux Falk Wooff Sleper present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Victor Lamoreux was appointed to supervise the Fire Engine. Bills were approved including Commonwealth Utilities Co May light bill of 52.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Nations Bank
Fisher
R. L. Lamoreux
Otto Falk
Wooff
Sleper
Falk Victor Lamoreux
Lamoreux
Commonwealth Utilities Co
Notice of Assessment of Benefits for Drainage District 141
Public notice from Kossuth County Iowa detailing the classification of lands within Drainage District 141 for a graduated benefits assessment. It states the board will hear objections in Algona on July 9 1918 and requires written objections to the County Auditor by November 1918.
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Kossuth County
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Gaid
Kogsuth County
Algona
Kosyuth County
Board of Superayor
Kosouth
Peter J. O'Connor
Swynem
James S. O'Connor
John Govern
Teedeeteeeae Seysw
Neysey
Nwysey
Adolph Missal
E. L. Tuttle
J. J. Cosgrove
Newmney
Ann Cosgrove
Swan
Newsey
Cosgrove
Janis
Tehwrysin
Kossuthi
Low
Labor and Supplies Charges From Town Meeting
J H Boehm labor on street 2.50 C G Heifner labor reseees 50 Geo 3 Hansen repairing 2.00 S B French Supplies 10.56 H Daniels labor sees 2.50 Lynn Kuchenreuther labor 18.06 Sullivan McMahon advice JF Pishor Material and labor 15.66 On motion the meeting adjourned William Boyken Town Clerk
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J. H. Boehm
C. G. Heifner
Geo
Kramer Bros Sell Store in Woden to Dirksen Partnership
Kramer Bros of Woden sold their stock of general merchandise to B N M Dirksen who will run two stores under his mercantile operations, one for dry goods and one for groceries. Kramer will continue furnaces and plans remain undecided. They are busy with fittings and balancing books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer Bros
Woden
B.nm. Dirksen
Dirksen
Marie Pink Celebrates Seventeenth Birthday In Party
Marie Pink entertained many of her girl and boyfriends Saturday evening at her home in town to celebrate her seventeenth birthday anniversary. Games and songs followed by an elaborate dinner. She received many useful gifts from her schoolmates who held her in high regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Pink
Miss Pink
Shia
Prophetic Geology Solves Waste Drainage Near Sheffield Plant
A geologist proposes underground drainage for a new nitrogen fixation plant near Sheffield Alabama to avoid surface runoff. Drilling near a lake shows rapid water loss through subterranean passages and the lake yields five bushels of fresh fish, boosting local support for the plan.
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Sheffield
Ala
Club notes from May to June activities and meeting plans
The club held its year end meeting May 31 at Mrs Hansen's home and elected officers. Summer meetings continue every Tuesday with Red Grass work starting June 4 with Mrs Logan. another session on June 11 in the Red Cross room. A tablet honoring Mrs Wolfe was given to the library by Mrs Gritz. Library hours noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen
Chub
Logan
Red Cross
Club Piente
Wolfe
Tha
Gritz
Roy Hadlong
Kramer Bros Sale Transfer Notice at Woden Iowa
Public notice states Kramer Bros has sold their stock and merchandise to B. H. Mksen of Woden Iowa. All accounts due are payable now and thanks are extended for past patronage since the firm began in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Mksen
Woden
Iowa
Lowa
Kramer Bros
Order Coal Now Drive Aims to Secure Fuel Ahead of Winter
P P Zorfans fuel administrator in Kossuth County announces a coal ordering drive from June 3 for ten days. Residents urged to order coal promptly to prepare for winter. In other news a Children Day exercise postponement shifts to June 16 and local church groups adjust schedules. A baby boy greeted Mr and Mrs John Cordes near Germania on May lith with family visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Zorfans
Kossuth
John Cordes
Germania
May
Migs Gertie Jansaen
Cuthbert
Emmetsburg
Newspaper Influence Scores Incomplete Game
The brief notes Bancroft Fred 93 Jenks 77 Tay Moulds 82 Sampson 78 appear amid a partial sports box with a courtesy line to the Register. A Cedar Rapids barrel request is addressed to J R Keil with instruction to return it promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Fred
Jenks
Tay Moulds
Sampson
Register
Guaranteed Nursery Stock Sale Notice
Advertisement offers guaranteed nursery stock for sale or purchase. Encourages salesmen with steady jobs and good pay, and requests buyers to send for a free circular from Converse Edwards Co Wis Sargent Nursery Fort Atkinson. Notice mentions cream delivery four times a week on Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday Hudson Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cos
Converse & Edwards Co
Wisconsin
Sargent Nursery
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Hudson
Coe
Converse & Edwards Coq
Titonka Livery and Veterinary and Law Offices Advertised
Titonka livery proprietors Darn and B. G. Bruns offer good rigs and careful drivers with prompt auto livery service in Titonka Iowa. C. Tall graduate veterinary surgeon answers calls. contact phone 49 Titonka. Harrington and Dickinson attorneys operate at 212 214 First National Bank Building, Algona Iowa with phone 239.
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Titonka
B. G. Bruns
Connection
Iowa
DE. Toy C. Tall
Titenka
Harrington & Dickinson Attorneys
St Law
First National Bank
Algona
W. B. Quarton
D. Quarton Law Offices
Kossuth County State Bank
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J. B, Haan
Burt News
W.T. John
Faith of Our Fathers
Caerennen Hal
He Hawk
Gerret Debruyn
Delruyn & Son
Germania Gleanings
Doane News
Esther
John Kuchenreuther
Miss Friday
Lynn
George Kuchenreuther
Titonia
Wessey Central School
Guy Giddings Sr
Robert Ward
Clarence Anderson
T. Anderson
Ceph Gross
Matt Hansen
Harry McElroy
Swea City
Clayton Dennis
Mrs. Stuart
Milton Fox
Stuart
Esther Kuchanrenther
Fern
Insco
Woden and
Vidustry
J. B. Haan
Ttaden
Orlicl Register
Council Proceedings
Alvona
Sealy Elh
Brardsley
S. L. Binoteux
Cedar Rapids
J. R Keil
Henry Meyer Real Estate and Insaraves Meyer's Real Estate
Pierre Saktor
Tienka
N. Ray
Haggard
Reaser Dray
L. A. Reaser
Loson
the ‘Farmers’ Co-Operative Society of
Wm. Spangler
Lesses
The
United States
National Flag CO
Ford
Titonka Motor Co
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