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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
2
A damaged notice announces a Ford automobile sale in Titonka. The document cites Chas. B. Reynolds as the local official involved in arranging the sale at a good building site.
The Sunday Register and Leader will publish a sixteenth centennial series on Civil War incidents and heroes. Each installment features on site photographs from the Hrady collection and written by a noted historian. The cost of negatives reportedly ran to $30,000. photos will appear each Sunday beginning May 14.
Residents travel to Eagle Grove and Britt while many attend visits with relatives across Algona and nearby towns. Local social events include the Priecilla Phoebe Society gathering, and several residents report illnesses, dental work, and family trips.
The speaker urges focus on personal business and notes more customers are shopping at BEN'S CASH STORE. He emphasizes freshness and wholesomeness of groceries, touting right prices and reliable service to both old and new customers. He laments not making money from others' business but invites readers to visit and judge for themselves.
A flurry of visits and events across Bancroft and Algona including Mrs. Huntington and friends at Lone Rock, Misses Simons at Algona, Wilde crossings in progress, and a big Grovy farm celebration planned with amusements. Residents travel to Des Moines and Okoboji, weddings cited, and cement creamery contract in Algona underway.
A stream of visitors and departures marks Portland life with kinfolk from Burt Burt Algona and Wesley seen at homes, funerals in Jefferson, and trips to Bancroft Ti tonka and Crystal Lake. Community events include a missionary program and a Fourth of July prep on the Groner farm.
Vera McWhorter and Ray Isenbargee were mail callers at the WFP and Rike home during the latter part of last week. The arrival of a new baby girl at Geo Milan’s home prompted cigars and greetings. Mrs Ruth Munger visited her mother Mrs Ida Lort in South Portland on Tuesday. G D Stowe and family attended parochial school graduation in Bancroft last Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Cora Stow helped Mrs Chas Phelps sew last Friday. Mr and Mrs J F Fisher and family with others from Titonka attended a missionary program Sunday. A trip to Clear Lake was made to view the lake. Mr and Mrs Wyatt Stott, Mr and Mrs J Rike and daughter Louisa, Mr and Mrs Tata Fairbanks and family, and Mr Wil Blake of Burt with friends traveled by auto. Mr and Mrs G T Rike and daughter, and Drs Wea and Stott were guests at the George Henmer home in Wealey Sunday. Mr and Mrs H O Monn and kin, and Mrs George Keestler did business in Germania Wednesday. Mrs Wil Ringedort and Mrs Wyatt Stott helped sew last Wednesday. The dance at George Kuchot’s Teather-lound drew a large crowd last Saturday night with a good time reported.
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