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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1916
Page
4
Local notes describe visitors from Ackley Waverly George and Ilinois Illinois and Wesley along with Ton tonka trips. Families including Jutting Hippin and Slemons hosted and called on friends. School in District No. started with Grace Gilbert as teacher and Pat O Shays business trip to Mankato.
Miss Hannah Heitland Jett visited relatives in Sib ley Town. EMI Brandt left for Be n Jolt Wisconsin after a stay with his brother Dre RR V Brandt. The John Lcoft family of Wesley visited H Schutler. Mrs M Jarchow and children visited Welcome Minnesota. G I Dalton was a Des Moines visitor. Jerry Akina spent days at Cedar Falls. The Mises Doris Wortmann Hazel Altwegg Rachel Lindsay and Ruly Reese returned home after summer school. Miss Jennie Smith left for Marengo to teach. Mr and Mrs Geo Steinmelz and three daughters with Mr Ring of Riceville visited Sauerkraut Day at Mrs R V Brandt’s.
Residents report weekend and past week visits among neighbors. Emma Oakland from Forest City arrived to begin school Monday. Hobbs family and friends visited relatives, with trips to Algona and Britt noted.
Jacob Helm and his brother in law assisted with hay while friends from Sheffield Iowa visited the Skinner home. Mr and Mrs Gus Swingen spent Sunday with her parents O Holland and family. C Eisemann visited Fox home in Wesley. Albert Johnson finished shock threshing last Saturday with a good run and other threshing ahead. Mr and Mrs Mervin Frag visited H Davis home. Herman Helm family visited Floya Ningman Saturday evening.
A compact community roundup covers Sauerkraut day at Germania with over 500 meals served and more than 180 dollars raised. It lists numerous local visits from Lin- coln Weems Henry and Esther Olthott to nearby towns, weddings in progress at the Carlson home in Oklahoma, and multiple social calls among residents including the Olthoff, Graham, and Dittmer families across Algona and surrounding areas.
John Dittmer set his silo and plans to fill soon if weather allows. Messrs Wyat Stott and Ross Ringsdorf drove to Minneapolis for the State Fair, returning with a positive report. Portland and Burt residents attend the State Fair, school begins in local districts, and various residents visit, travel, and tend crops and farms across the week.
Bernice Godden left for Caadr Falls to attend State Normal. Wm Boettcher headed to Cedar Falls for school. M E Polhemus left for Illinois for a visit. Elwood Harwell and family were in Algona on business. Mr and Mrs Thompson, McDonald, and Nelsons visited Interlaken. The Sew Circle will meet with Mrs Clapsaddle this Friday at Mrs terpoon.
Dr A I Weber advertises Granulated Lids Watery Eyes and Ingrowing Lashes treated with CATARAC by a new method. Former patients invited for examination free, call to schedule.
North East of Woden residents report social visits among Helm Dingman Eisemann Mesdames Builque Skinner Swingen and Mrs Gjerde. A three year old boy injured his leg after falling from a hammock. A storm damaged Oleg Gjerde’s silo and Helm’s granary with grain and hay losses. Gus Swingen visited Forest City. Joe Tjaden and Herman Helm traveled there for business. Mr Helm planned a trip to Wesley to meet John Bomman from Alexandria.
Harm Dorenbush and wife visited the Hippin home Sunday evening. Multiple neighbors and relatives called at various homes through the week including Miss Theresa Schoon returning from Morrison Iowa and a Kossuth County fair attendance. A Commercial Club meeting is scheduled for Friday at 8 p.m. with important business.
Want column lists for sale including kitchen cabinet and a registered Chester White boar. Local contact Peter Klug in Titonka Iowa, with options to call or write. Also rents land: 240 acres in Portland township available through Titonka Savings Bank Titonka Iowa.
L F Krause of German Valley announces he will buy poultry every Thursday at the highest market price and asks residents to bring in all they have to sell on those days until further notice.
180 acre well improved farm joins the Incorporated town of Titonka. Fenced with woven wire steel posts tiled with a fine barn and other out buildings in good condition. Will sell on easy terms. Apply to the owner John Briggs Titonka Iowa.
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