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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
7
Ten full blooded Duroc boars weighing 1265 pounds total offered by Nelson EOS breeders in Tilopka Iowa via First National Bank placeholder ALGONA lowa for sale. They are described as heavy bodied magnificent shoats ready for purchase.
Foy Sale by Powelson Bros features Poland China bears pigs including fancy breeding stock, weights 150 to 200 pounds, Chester White males, Shorthorn and Scotch serviceable stock. Location is one-half mile north of Wesley.
Local notes record visits, travel by residents to Algona Burt and Mason City, a large Royal Neighbors convention in Wesley with 825 members, initiation of five new members, and election of officers. Also listed are engagements, marriages, illnesses, and community events including a chicken supper and school basket social.
Mr and Mrs J Fiaed and family attended church in Ledyard. Henry Dyer and daughter Irene of Ledyard helped at the M J Dyer home. Walter Rosenan and Arthur Lles veld plan an addition to the Wm Wentmann residence. Brad Wheeler and family of Leb a ne visited J N Wheeler. Gar Bolster at Bancroft was in town last Thursday. Miss Eidith Leln vis ited Scatville Minn en route to Buffalo Center. Eidith Steinmetz taught Rosenan School and visited J Liesvald. W B H Ley Leland Wheeler and the Misses Lucile Wheeler and Lois Bradfield attended the Swea City dance. Miss Marie Schnech visited her parents at Pomeroy. Peter Kappen came from Buffalo Center. C G R Smith and daughter Hazel and Marian Wheeler attended the Buffalo Center dance. The Misses Dena and Zeng Michelgon of Buffalo Center are guests at Mrs Bert Amelsburg’s south of town. Mrs B M Melkey and daughter Metha returned home after a short visit with her daughter Mrs Homer Tottenhay and family. Mee Atory and son Layon were guests Sunday. Vieltore at Rush Frig 20 visited Titonka. Bone ob A Yost finished plastering the Liggveld residence Friday. Wolfe editor at Bancroft reports.
Local items recount visitor George Frasher, family illnesses, a water main break near Pratt's Drug Store, Halloween plans at the opera hall, an illustrated temperance lecture, church notices, and community updates on residents, school events, construction, and local trades.
A compact column lists shifts in local life from cornhusking and frost to elevator work and restaurant news. Mentions Will Davison managing a plant, Tam Trainer at a restaurant, and a birthday party for Grandma Wilpon. Includes druggists Adler i ka praise and shorthorn bulls for sale from Wesley Iowa.
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