Drainage District Hearing Notice in Iowa Counties
Public notice for Winnebago and Kossuth Counties in Iowa details a joint drainage district proposed to drain surface water. It cites land owners, engineers, commissioners, and a hearing date at the First National Bank of Thonka on a July 1916 day at 10 am. damages claims due by July 10 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Hervaan Franzen
Frank EB. Ketawick
Ernst Schmidt
Heriiaxtiter
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Fretholders
Henry Sonnenberg
German Teewnship
E.L. “Tattle
Buffalo
Tommitio
Kossuth County
Towa
Topfalo Township
Crewan Township
Winnnebaco
Kossuth
Iowa
Thule
Sail
Danas
Winstobase
Ser
Salt
Joint Boards For
D4ydnage
Winnebago
First National Bank of
Auditory Winnebago
EF. H. Beardsley
Ows
Local residents visit and travel notes in Algona region
Several residents are noted for travel and family visits. Ervin Sexton, ill with appendicitis, was a Wednesday passenger for Alrooa to receive treatment. Mrs. Ralott Strabala took her son Ervin to Worley for medical care and reports rapid improvement. Various residents, including Grant Genschoter, Miss Erma Lister, Mrs. G C Olsen, and the McCorkles, are recorded with gatherings and visits in the Algona area. Stock shipments to Chicago are reported by Carl Paetz, Henry Barr, Tom Stevens, and others as local commerce continues. A lecture by Senator Kenyon in the M E Church drew local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. B. McCorkle
Nets Johnson
J. P. Clapsaddle
D Aughtar
Tom, Stevens
Lew Samford
Chicago
J. J. Bird
Annie Kreipback
Carter
Willie
Iowa
Carl Paetz
Henry Barr
Tom Stevens
Solomon Savage
Algona
Ed Johnson
W Gorden
Pretty Algona Home Wedding Tells of Gertrude Stevens and Charles Aman
A wedding at the Tom Stevens home united Gertrude Stevens and Charles Aman in an afternoon ceremony conducted by Rev. Howe. The bride wore embroidered silk voile with French lace and tassels. the groom in conventional attire. An elaborate luncheon followed as guests departed with best wishes for the couple.
Local notes from Germania and surrounding area
Alfred Baum returned home to Germania with blood poisoning in his hands after visiting his uncle Paul Hertske. Numerous residents and visitors are listed socializing, visiting relatives, helping on the dredge, and attending a church dedication in Vernon Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Baum
Paul Hertske
Hill
Germania
Anna Garsten
Blue Earth
Minn
Jake Telkamp
George Knutes
Beon
Roy Lewis
Buffalo Center
Henry Radamaker
Titouka
L. Helmers
Andrew Minden
Thompson
Albert Hertske
Otto Stensil
Henry Patterson
Robert Searell
F. A. Welp
W. Kirkpatrick
J. Johnson
R.J Towson
Herbert Furst
Esta Witis
Charlie Leigh
Little Son
Weel
Paul Heésiske
Edna Sejhold
Mes. Wahl Meyer
Germanin
John Steantard
Wr. Shhrader
Paul Hertake
Aya
Bulton Pringle
Baby
J. Hill
L. Helmer
Bob Sohroll
Bil Keptigyat
Win
Ronen Henry Heindecker
Herman Melz
Herbert
Martin Durst
Algona Area Social Notes and Visitors Span Week
Local notices recount condolences for J Aluweeg and attendance at funerals in Algona. Residents travel to Minneapolis Estherville Cedar Rapids and Spirit Lake for visits and events. Masons, college trips and church activities are listed along with neighborly visits and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania
J. Aluweeg
Hureday
Algona
Altwese
Hazét Acd James
Algons
Chas. Ridley
Avith
Estherville
John
Steinberg
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Ane
D. Mussman
Edit Soper
Ratherville
Wcfe
Chas. Riddley. W
VP. Krau
Presbyterian
Miss Euniee Phelps Aids Sewick Household After Birth
Portland notes a baby girl born at the Sewick home late last week as Miss Lottie Grattan of Portland helps with housework. Various locals, including Mr. Leyl Matthews of Erie Illinois and ringsdorf families, visit Burt and Humboldt. Weather delays and travel scenes accompany visits, with Phelps and Cunningham relatives arriving for the Reed funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Euniee Phelps
las“Sewick
Sewick
Lottie Grattant
Leyl, Matthews
Erie
A. A. Graham
Burt
Lew Owens
Kirby Smith
Wyot Stott
Alien
Aréw
Albert. Leek
Gad Wryot Stott
Harry Cheever
Mie Wan
Ringstorf
Wid
Dus
Ollom
Freemont
Tor
Iittle
John Newman
American Product Co
Newman
Lakey Mewhorter
Miss Rowena
Burt Vistors
Ft. Daniels
Wits
Juin
Knox
Ind
Chas Phelps
Harry
Cunningham
Phelps
M.S. Cunningham
John Phelps
Croghy, ND
Mr. Phelps
Burt News Highlights Social Visits and Local Events
Burt social life fills the week with visits among families and friends from Algona to Titonka. Midweek guests include Mr and Mrs Floyd Duncan and Miss Viva Mann. Sunday gatherings center on the Leek and Mann households with church attendance at Plum Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
Algona
Foig
Néwylife
Titonka
Portland
W. Stott
Mrc
Floyd Duncan
Near
Walter Smith
Olive
Angie
BMI
G. J. Rie
Aid
Mra
Harry Cheever
BR. C
Duncan
Chas Phelps
John Phelps
Indiana
Harvey Rie
Jas
Hansen
Sritt
Sigsbee
Claude Sigsbee
Mr. Sigsbee
Ed Harsh
Valenma
Mane Auto Co
Buna Koestler
Eva Meinger
Cedar Falls
Also Mentioned on This Page
ER OL Avoure
Anp buBris
Ee Ofluolat
Counlty Paper
Winnebago and
Rrossuth Counties
Farmers (Co-Operative Society
WM. Spangler
Jerma Lister
Wim Andrews
Lincoln
Ernest Trasamer
August Mole
Vernon Center
Chloris Helsley
Olthow
Anna Caraten
Chas. Seibold
Wim
Olthoff
Peter Haus Houtes
John Steenbard
Nouth
H.C. Adams , Co
Algona, ‘Town
Bart News
Ruth Moore
Iowa City
Blanche Flyidne
Ledyard
J. E. Goodwin
Will’Bourne
Julz
L. T. Benlawen
Chey, Poonch
Tlinals
Burl
Milas Genevive Peters
Algoa
Earl Shaner
Eagle Grove
Whi
A. W. Sigstee
Burt Eatler
My. Rp. Mere
G. K. Green
Will
George Nanneh
Houes
Lone Rock
GC. G. Suvth
Uresca
Grace Tyler
Atkinson
Hampton
Gilles Huesday
Herman’ Schiffer
Minneapolis
Riré
Deb Paine
Geraldine Madale
Carrol
R. 5
Sherwood
Pete White
Dr. Peters
Ask Weole
John Ducktanton
Bancroft
FL. Pratt
G. N. Patterson
Neilie
Coffin
Charles
Whitheld
iMiss Lora Thompson
Ames
G. N
TOM Farmer & CO
Amer
Ican
J. J. Budiong & Sons
C. W. Tuttle
Headquarters City Drug Store
Pitonks
Under Taiong
M. C. Loson
Tae
Plipostone
Mina
Anderdeen
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