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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1913

Page

7

Couple Welcome A New Baby as Local Residents Visit

Andi pound boy born Tuesday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Claussen at Germantown Minnesota. Mrs. Magpie Biman of Buffalo Center visited town for a day. Various locals, including Dr H G Johnston and Wm Meyer, traveled, visited kin, and moved houses. Church, dances, and family outings fill the week with neighbors and relatives gathering in Algona and surrounding towns.

Matherville Homer Lesrd Elmiore Viait-friends Carl Zafer Mra Magpie Biman Buffalo Denter H. G. Johnston Davenport Chicago Wm. Meyer H. Lb. Tottenham Jay N. Wheeler Ste Y O. McDaniel Desi Maines Lawrence Tripp Little Babe Grandma Gesbeck A. B. Tripp HL. Clausent Benny Germantown Minn Pater Hens Louise Henry Claussen Gormantown Roy Farrington Lismare Minn., Laut A. D. Smith Sam Warburton Swea City N. W Geo. Bauman Monsel Hatl Peter Johnson Ger Jed Maple Hill Ths Place Soderberg Ewea City August Becker Robert Altona Ford Koppen H. G. Werner Blue Earth Misa Sarah Utina A. Furet Bone A. G. Worthmann Cathrine Winter Wm. Wortmann Misa Hannah Hohl Ledyard Biand Florence Gilbert Esther Koppen Buffalo Center Gua Koppen Weat Warburton N. EB. Lobla Robert West Bandall Carl Norton Henry Patterson, Jr Bossie Darnbush Algona Jest Dave M. J. Dyer J. C. Tlood Harvey Claussen Gerled Mia Leo Heath L. G. Wolcott Visltors John Smith Emmaland Louise ‘Thayes Anna Kleist Julia Liesvold Auloed Banday Nelson Boys Agent Landquark Autos Sinat Misa Edith Steinmets C.F. Specht B. G. Seymour O. J. Branford H. Setvutter Ani Wm Moore Arthur Hastings A‘uaray Gerted Bat‘erday Ene Dreesman Titonka Kathrine Brohna Cherokee Gertrude Dresman A. A. Dreesman Ladies’ Ald Society of Presbyterian Church Mra. G. Thaves Misa Lucile ‘Wheeler Algona Fred Tottenham Osage Henry Schaper C. A L. A Hannah Heetland Frank Boettcher Lois Bradfield Myrtle Altwegg Grant Bradfield I. Specht Buffsle Center

Local News Brief From Wortland Item

Leek Brow residents host visitors from Lone Rock Wisconsin and Chas Phelps suffers minor injuries after a fall on a work staging. Mrs Phelps Mrs Fred Tesk and Mrs Albert Leak shopped Tuesday. Mrs Dick Biers returns from Minneapolis after visiting relatives over Sunday. Spring brings peddlers and beggars as a limp claimant paralyzed by a runaway horse is seen in town.

Minneapolis Kia Nettle

20 Duroc Jersey Purebred Broad Sows for Sale

Chas. Lareest of Burt Iowa offers twenty Duroc Jersey purebred broad sows for sale. Local farmer opportunity includes quality breeding stock and potential herd expansion for registered herd improvement.

Chas. Lareest Burt Iowa

Pony rider Opal Millet tops town misfortune tale

Opal Millet while riding her pony at a local event had a fall and sprained her thumb. Carver reported a fall, Hulsenea noted a scrape, and the doctor attended Millet for the injury. The incident occurred during a one day event in the week.

Carver

Local notes mark farming, scouts, and social events

Community items recount purchases by Lynn Keith and D B Fitch, surveying by Meliza on Wil Wish’s farm, medical call to the Harr home, social gatherings at the Ward and White households, a basket social in District 6, and Vira Mann’s school program. Wess Lindsey delivered books, Watter Rike joined the Boy Scouts, and planting and plowing signal spring work ahead.

Lynn Keith Meliza Hurt Wil Lattimer Harr Nellie Harvey Hattie Harr Lena Rike Burt A. H. Meinger Esther Smith D. B. Fitch Kansas A. A. Graham District 6 Vira Mann Wess Lindsey Watter Rike Boy Scouts Stanley Keith Martin Larsen Haines South Portland Stow C. L. Phelps Migses Janie Florence Dittmar North Port Island Walter Smith O. Mann Ding- Jey Albert Will Leck Tueek Tueek Bros. Put 1N2 Few Rods of Tile For Mr. Mawdsley On Saturday. Lloyd Duncan Viva Mann Hsther Smith Bart Aingsdorf Burt Bentlay W. B. Hanna Lons Rock Roy Gilmore Robert Graham Mra Jan Sewick Jas Ollum Roas Hividge Graham Sawiek Sam Harrraya

Local Social Notes and Theatre Update at Titonka

A baby boy greeted Mr. and Mrs. Jorgen Skow at their Gladden home on Friday. The Titonka-Kawworth League presented Walley Farm at the King Opera House Saturday, receiving praise for strong performances and youthful talent. Numerous local visits followed with residents travels to Portland Mason City and Lone Rock, while community groups plan spring reopenings and a farewell for Rev. Nelson with a $15 purse gift.

Wesley New Gladden Jorgen Skow Tmtonkapworth League Walley Farm King Opera House Titanka Ben Felt Portland Tront Chicago Meadames J. Cosgrove W. W. Finn Frank Heal Ibnee Gerdes Thos. Blaine Lilan Jacob Nalson Swan Monson Titonka Edward Monson Albert Yegge An Hoet Trank Johnsoen Miss Wana Lone Rock Donovan Ladies' Aid Society George Hall Nelson and Yarolly Ida Johns Rey Nelson Oscar Johnson Arvid ‘Huligren T. J. Carmody St. Joseph’s Church Anna Johnson Algona Lawrence Burk Hag Des Moines Capital City Commercial College Westey Hazel Hopkins Garner Ben Fett Warle Rauch Gr. Sherman Mar‘ny Bknow Belleville Wig Roy Harlow Barlow Ahow Sheridon Jim McBoroe Sexton Barney Copier Rabekahys Guy Anderson Whittemore John Hutchinson France Hugh McHarne Sayage Melvin Oleson Ware Mra Ed Kunz

Bale offers farm stock near Wesley with varied swine

Forty Poland China boar pigs range from 160 to 800 pounds with a few Chester White males and some Shorthorn and Scotch stock. The sale is at the Powellson Bros farm one half mile north of Wesley.

Poland Chester Wesley Poweleon Bros

Willa For Baler Single Cambed Wilts

Market notes show prices for Leghorn and Bega chickens at 1.60 to 2.00 per unit. Distinctive terms like Dad Brows and Bunt Tywe appear, but the readable lines list poultry market figures and miscellaneous names.

Willa

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