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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1914
Page
4
Local notes recount numerous Sunday and weekly visits among Buffalo Center residents. Families such as Harms Jutting Schoon and Behrends share hosting duties while residents travel to Mason City and Iowa Falls. Moving week signals new addresses for multiple Germania families as Rev Moir leaves for Forest City.
Local residents attend visits and events across the region. Families travel to Hutchinson Fort Dodge and Forest City for gatherings and conferences while others host guests from Bancroft Swea City and Humboldt. A death in the Bork family is announced with funeral and cemetery details. A new building project near the Record Office is planned for Thaves Bros. to house an opera house and moving posters, with Baldwin pianos also offered.
SEVERAL families and individuals travel between towns including Ft. Dodge Ames Cylinder Forest City and Goldfield for visits and church events. The North Plum Creek Threshers declare a dividend after a productive year. Mrs Huggins and Grace plan a move to Ft. Dodge after selling their farm.
Fortland Mr and Mrs Earl Ringsdorf spent time at the John Dittmer home. Mrs Manuel Cunningham and her son called on Monday at the Chas Phelps residence. Mrs Jas Ollomie feeling quite unwell is noted in the same brief.
The report notes the death of Wesley Lindsey aged about 60 after a long illness and a funeral held at the Lindsey home with Rev. Aten. It covers numerous local visits, farm and road work, and social events in Wesley and surrounding areas, including illness updates, travel to Algona, and church activities.
Webster City welcomed a new baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Will Heyer weighing standard, while both mother and child are reported well. Will Doege aided with farm work and relatives gathered from Jamrar and German township for weekend visits.
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