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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
7
Dr D R Ray, physician and surgeon, offers round the clock call service with rapid response and professional medical care. Contact details indicate 24 hour availability for urgent appointments or home visits.
The report lists numerous Britt area residents and visitors on Tuesday and Sunday. Names include Sopha Cleveland Enoch Han, Katie Cockell of Britt, Henry Valain Robert Nymin, Dr and Mrs N D Ray with daughters, Lola Nellie Budhman, Mrs Ross Ringedort, and others. Several travel updates mention Des Moines enlistments, hospital bedside duties, and trips to Garner Des Moines Buffalo Center Fort Dodge and Clear Lake.
The A Klake family of Ledyard and Mrs E Lindsay with two boys of Swea City visited local families. Timant Reese, recently teaching in Morrison, returned home. Oran O Keefe and Wut stlegon of Buffalo Center visited relatives. Miss Johanna Furst returned from Buffalo Center. L G Wolcott and the Perry Torhne family traveled to Welcome Minnesota. CG C Wortman was a business visitor in George Iowa. Mrs Fred Park traveled to Cedar Rapids for her niece's illness. Mrs C V Pendergast spent time with relatives in St Paul. Lois Kossack hosted a birthday party for friends. Elmer Wortman of George Iowa also mentioned.
A week of visits and gatherings across Algona Titonka and surrounding towns. Notable events include Emil Baack and Marie Brandt wedding at the Buna home with Rev Wel sner officiating, large attendance from Titonka and out-of-town guests, and plans for a military training camp near Mason City and Clear Lake drawing government interest and potential 26 000 to 60 000 soldiers.
German Valley residents Will Boekelman and Henry Meyer families visited H Boekelman home Friday evening. Henry Bruns and wife stayed at Jake Wagens home Sunday. Heyo Boekelman family also visited Jake Wagens Sunday afternoon. Alice Harmaat visiting relatives in Alden Town. John E. McEnroe returns from Moose Jaw after weeks tending farm interests with prospects for a bumper crop if weather holds.
Social and visiting highlights from South Buffalo including Oppedal family calls at Oppedal Bros Montagnigne and visits by Bruns Tuttle Turner and Ennen relatives. Memorial services at Titonia, river fishing trip, Webster trip for Memorial Day, and multiple neighborly calls and small gatherings noted through the week. Growth in throat mentioned for Dr. Wallace visit and various travel between homes and farms.
Saturday and Sunday activities include many calls and visits across Oppedal, Will Eden, Gayken, Ennen, Turner, and Tut tle households. Attendees frequent Algona, Titonka, Crystal Lake, Woden, and Germania for dances, plays, lodge events, and a high school performance.
Notice offers a pasture for fifteen head of cattle with ample water and shade referenced as coming from Chas Leek. A second notice promotes tiling cones available at Tobiason's Restaurant, marked M15-1f.
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