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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
2
Algona residents share visits and errands including Burt News Notes. J B Cansinghem stops by town. G W Eggleston and Emel Lowe attend services for Mr Gibsa. Ria Blachherd cares for relatives. the community hears about illnesses, travels, sales, and plans for upcoming events at the M E church and local homes.
Recently returned from France where he was wounded and will go to a hospital after a short visit with relatives. Various local names appear from Algona to Burt in community notes, church events, farm assignments, and school updates, with multiple names and brief social details.
Friday night to Sunday afternoon events include visits by J Sherman Tom Henr on and Claude Robinson in Mason City. Local residents travel to Minneapolis Rockwell City and Iowa City for business and medical care while church groups meet and teachers attend Fort Dodge convention.
North west Wesley Mr and Mrs Z Gibson visited L A Bolenous Monday for birthday anniversaries of Mr Gibson and Robert Bolenous. Henry Breckner Hiram Ward joined Tuesday. Fred Aides hires George Kuechetreuther family for next season. Miss Jo Brunswold spent Sunday with sister at O T Anderson home. Mrs Henry Gafin and Mrs Louis Reaser shopped Titonka last Tuesday. Kenneth Harris spent the weekend with cousins Ehlon and mater Plesebe.
A roundup of Burt and nearby community notes recounts influenza impacts on the Lewick and family, nursing supervision by Mrs Sefler of Algona, local housemaid Flossie Sewick, farm activity including hog sales by Del Fitch, hay purchases by Carl Watton, and quilting bees hosted by Mrs Sigsbee. Miscellany covers visitors, a new birth, a tractor trip to Fen ton, and the local mail carrier’s miles as he walks his route.
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