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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1907
Page
4
A roundup of names and travels from Fenton Burt and Estherville includes Letia Inman preparing for a vacation and Gordon Saunders heading to Dubuque to enter college. Various locals visit relatives on illness, business and social calls, with mentions of a sale, a tumor operation, appendicitis recovery, and community gatherings in Jefferson Hall and a street concert by the Bancroft band.
Earl Ringsdorf attends Burt School this week and Archie Dundes of Armstrong 18 picking.com for Alf Graham is noted. Will Rike sold fat hogs to Burt dealers Saturday. Miss Clara Ringsdorff of Bachelor Corner visited her uncle Fred Ringsdorf last week. Ladies Aid Society plans a meeting with Mrs. John Dittiner this Saturday. Miss Iva Ringsdorf visited cousin Clard Ringsdorf at Bachelor Corner. Social at Lewis Larsen's netted 11.20 last Friday. Presiding Elder Maynard to hold Sacramental Services at Dean M B church Sunday, inviting all.
L Falk was a caller at Bexton on Monday and Tuesday Titanica callers featured. Jno Mericle also listed as caller at Bexton on Tuesday. Mrs M A Fox transacted business at Sexton on Saturday.
Several farmers in the area have finished picking corn. George Kessler and Floria Bartlett visited Edward Bartlett Sunday. The Basket Social at Lewis Larsen’s home drew a good crowd and a cheerful evening. Clarence E. Moore, working for Chas. Phelps, sprained his wrist last Tuesday and returned to work Saturday. Mrs. Ward Taft of Swea City visited her mother Mrs. H. A. Jennings. Mrs. John Briggs and mother-in-law visited G. N. Graham Sunday. Misses Ella Larsen Huldah H. Ainsworth and Martin E. Larsen with C. E. Moore spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Graham.
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