Dr On D R Ray Physician and Surgeon Answered Day or Night
Local medical notice states Dr D Ray, physician and surgeon, offering 24 hour service. Advertised as available day or night to treat patients.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
7
Local medical notice states Dr D Ray, physician and surgeon, offering 24 hour service. Advertised as available day or night to treat patients.
Local items list visits and trips among Woden residents and nearby towns. Kammeier and Tepney families travel overland. many townspeople visit Forest City, Crystal Lake, Britt, Algona, Burt, Des Moines, and Mason City. Several small events include dances, fishing trips, bank conventions, and family visits.
Community activity fills a week with visits, dances, and outings. Residents from Garner and nearby towns hail guests, attend events, and report on local business, farming, and social life across multiple households.
Portland Glearings covers a week of sickness recoveries and social calls. Notables include A L Pascolini of Chicago tuning pianos, Dr Ball as a professional caller, and numerous local visits from Daniels Burt Davison and others. The piece mentions a forthcoming big barn event at Bonkofske's and local hall nine activities including C PL Circle at the Bleich home.
The note captures a bustling period with family visits to Burt and Portland, barn dances at Claud Sigsbee and John Kousder homes, a school district meeting on threshing equipment, and travels of the Owen, Daniels, and Cheever families. It mentions a funeral for Red Leek, Miss Angle Smith visiting, and local residents attending events and chores around Sexton, Titanica, Plum Creek, and nearby farms.
Hery Schutter and two Hite sons of Buff ato Center visited at the WW Settler home for a day. Raymond Smith and others stayed a few days last week. E A Kossack spent several days at Bukrit Lake. Miss Lucile Buck was on the sick list last week. Ruth Seymour of Hultato Center visited friends here. Behrends and daughter Wilma of Ledyard were in town one day. M V Hemingsway visited his parents at Spirit Lake. Mrs A Behrends and children visited J J Heetland and John Steenhard families in town. Buffalo Center attendees included H 2 Geerdes and Mrs J J Heetland at the Mission festival. Mrs Fred Park returned from Cedar Rapids. Stena and Clara Javers and Lillian Kaufman of Titonia visited last week. Mr and Mrs Mike Kelly visited Albert Lea, Minn. Mrs Ross Coleman and Katherry Algona spent part of last week with L A Lindsay. Mrs W B Doyle was sick last week. Lelt Hall hosted friends for a birthday gathering. J E Smith was sick for a couple days. Mrs A K Plank and children left for Des Moines area relatives. Miss Olga Carlson of Algona visited at W E H Gurlson’s home. Miss Lucile Tamen of Buffalo Center visited Tom Tamen. Mesdames Lorback Tamen and Buyers of Buffalo Center visited at Tom Tamen’s. Mrs Allen Carr of Redfield came last week to visit W H Stoddard family. Miss Jennie Smith, former Muaringe teacher, noted in the week.
A string of visits and arrivals fills last week with relatives and friends traveling to and from Algona and nearby towns. Mrs. WHA Kossack and Lois visited Buffalo Center friends, while Mrs Turley and True Wah returned from two weeks with kin. Various others attended Sunday school, hosted or visited relatives in Estherville, Buffalo Center, Algona, Swea City, and Monika, with several hosting guests at their homes.
For sale or trade a touring car with 3 horsepower and electric starter and lights in first class condition. See JW Swanson Titonka Iowa.
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