Local residents conduct business and family visits
Gust Johnson, proprietor of the Cash Store, tended matters in Albert Lea, Blooming Prairie, and Mason City last week. Mark Bacon and Florence visited Town Falls to see his daughter and handle business, returning Monday. Dick E. Senne and family moved from Wooden to the farm vacated by Dick Fuls, now at Parkersburg. Abel Limberg of Buffalo Center did Titanica business Friday and lingered at the Topic office. he is George Johnson’s brother-in-law and a frequent visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Johnson
Albert Lea
Blooming Prairie
Mason City
Mark Bacon
Florence
Town Falls
Dick E. Senne
Wooden
Dick Fuls
Parkersburg
Abel Limberg
Buffalo Center
Titanica
Mr. Limberg
George Johnson
H. A. French
Dex Moines
Lumbermen
Walter Leonard
Cylinder
Iowa
The
Woden Watchman
Sioux City
Tie
Chicago
Jast
Guy Bris
Am. Legion Auxiliary
Des Moines
C. V. Pendergast
Minneapolis
Torgersens
Henry Gray
Arnold Gray
Kamrar
Meint Fluisman
Mary Ot
Willmar
Minn
G. W. Naber
Lake Lillan
Minnesota
Sam Huisman
Prairie City
Wis
Gray Brothers
Kamyrar
Henry
A. B. Pannhuk
Wesley
Dr. Adams
Cretzmeyer
Algona
Kossuth Hospital
Britt Newspaper Items Compile Local Happenings
A roundup of town news includes changes of residence and employment, a marriage at the Little Brown Church, farm moves, business visits, and social club activities. Notable entries mention Dr. Adams and Cretzmeyer performing surgery on a Wesley boy, a marriage in Titonka, and community gatherings at the Algona area churches and clubs.
Local Notices From Algona Area Readers
Fred C Wentz moved into Mrs Jennings property with his shoe repair shop Miss Frances Pannkuk oldest daughter of Mrs Gesina has been sick since Sunday Mrs Roy Budlong was taken to Algona hospital for treatment she is progressing Geo Boyken of Woden visited the Topic Harm Kettwleh Britt requests paper change to Lakota coming year Music festival in Algona Sunday attended by Roy Balls Will Schrams and Miss Johnson and Campbell of Titonia Readers urged to notify change of address by mail to ensure correct delivery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Wentz
Harm Kettwleh
Britt
Lakota
Harm
Algona
Roy
Will Schrams
Johnson and Campbell
Titonia
Toplc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Titonka Savings Bank
Northrup-King Seeds
North-Iowa Grain Company
Callies Est
Brooder Houses
Chicken Brooder House
S.B. French Lbr. Co
Titonka
Stora
Rath Motor Building
Ahipmiert
Frank Mathis
Titonice
Begi
Fred Pannhuk
Lena Beenken
Croctor
Kossuth
Mrs. Sonnenberg
Arthur Jay Budlong
Carl Callies
Alvena Danielson
Phydelis Peterson
Jay Budlong
Claire Heifner
Dayle Craven
John Gartner
Horace Schenck
EH. J. Torgersen
Arthur Schweppe
Mr. J
Carl Stott
Lee O. Wolfe
Homer Downs
Mesdames Dildney Laird
Marguerite Kenefick
Herbert Schweppe
Pierre Sartor
Women’s Club
Columbia
South America
Sartor
Oesterreicher
John Rippentropg
Bridge
Clarence Schutter
Bill Romig
Gertrude Keuchenreuther
Will Romig
Harold Keuchenreuther
Alolf Algom
Herman Blakley
Blakleys
German’ Valley
Carl Glesking
Harl Blakley
John Pink
Robert
Earl Stott
Keith
George Higgins
Ethel Wellmeyer
Rolland Sharrot
Will Schram
Home Missionary Society of the M. B
Fred Jennings
Dick Spear
Dick Sloper
Ladies Aid of the Reformed Church
M. EH. Ladies Aid
Washington
Martha
George
Fay Randolph
Sherman
South Dakota
Phydelis
Lorraine Peterson
Mra
Prank Fisher
Dick Slapsy
H. J. Torgersen
Minert Panunkuk
Boyd Panukuk
Myra
Fred Pannukuk
Chris Brandt
Will Brandt
Abba
Winter and Familly
John Bvatta
Harry Bartelt
M O
Talko Stecker
Padoration of Womens Cluba
Congregational Church
John McDowell
Cresco Mathers and Daughters Club
O. R. Gardner
Graettinger
Fremont Paul
Gardners
Edith
Titonica
Arrest Hansen
Douth
Betty Kokesh
Geraldine Bruns
Jaockie Calliss
Rose Mary Bacon
Fern Qesterreicher
Alicea Budlong
Hope
Faith Fuul
Verdine Boyken
Marjorie Peterson
Steven DeVries
Charles Reed
Arnold Ricklets
Signel Wood
Bobby Budilong
Byron Lamoreux
Werbert Schram
Bonacker Bros
Sunkist
Schwan
BABY
Hubbard Sunshine
van Gerpen Hatchery
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