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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
4
North Portland community updates include farmers trading, births, illnesses, and social happenings. Kreger Bros. sale receipts bring pride while local farms see rental deals, remodeling plans, and new housing. Social orders mention birthdays, schooling, literary club talk, and upcoming auctions with notices from Burt and Doane area residents.
A lengthy social roundup records visits by Mr. and Mrs. Sharp, Clemens, Huntington, Vingas, Sorenson, Moore, and many others to Lone Rock and surrounding towns. It notes a dairy convention in Waterlolo with Clemens winning second prize, a breach of promise suit against a Bart’s bachelor, and numerous birthday and family events. Additional entries mention travels to Ceylon Minnesota and Armstrong, plus local gatherings and a minor accident at a school yard.
Residents discuss a proposed third general store serving Germania and surrounding towns while a local family makes a Sunday tour to Algona. Ed and Dick Bastoft left for Oklahoma for two weeks to visit relatives. Chas Danner visited What Cheer for a few days with relatives. Al Falkenhainer and family from Algona were guests of the Doege family south of town. A child from Tab Loate's German township household has pneumonia and fever. J B Bardsley of Black Duck Minnesota visited his sister Mrs Geo Cogswell and family. Louise Butts, badly ill at Brunson home, returned to Guiles near Algona.
A compilation of social visits, business trips, and local happenings. Residents such as J D Gayken S family, Mrs. John Falk, and Mrs. A Cosgrove travel for business or family reasons while others like H C Armstrong and Herman Nelson engage in banking and insurance matters. Agricultural shipments and plans also feature with hogs to Chicago and potatoes moving from Titonka.
Mn Jab Lynaly of Lone Rock, a longtime St John’s parish member, died suddenly at home on Pridey morning. He leaves a wife and three sons and was remembered as a faithful, gregarious man who formed strong ties in the Me Gatiolie community. Funeral details were to be announced by Rev Father Belimmel.
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