Local News Notes Residence and Visitation in Algona
Algona residents and visitors are listed in a community update: Bowyer and daughter in Chicago. Backus and friends at craft gatherings. Patton family from LaVerne visiting Mrs. W. Jewel. Jon Saul departing for Trenton Missouri. Roswell visiting from town. Florence Cowan guest in Bancroft. Emmetsburg’s Noe representing Union Mutual Fire Insurance in town. Skat Club entertainment at the Nison home. Harriet E. Stacy visiting from Sheldon. Elsie Eaton visiting her sister in Duncombe. Wordmen lodge initiations and candidates. Daniel Rice ill at home. Mrs. Witwer of Winnebago City visiting Wright. Cowles and Dr. Shore visiting Algona relatives. John Spongberg improving at home. Harrison Warner returning to Illinois. Baptist church bazar planned for May. W. J. Smith to occupy J. B. Care house. L. J. Elkman traveling for Dubuque Paper Co.. several marriages licenses issued. merchants from Algona attend Des Moines meeting. Mrs. Norton of Lakota visiting relatives. Miss Helen Clarke visiting Des Moines and Iowa City. Charley Johnson at funeral for Mrs Finnigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Bowyer
Chicago
J. Backus
H. Patton
LaVerne
W. Jewel
Jon Saul
Trenton
Missouri
Slagis
Philippines
G. J. Roswell
C. H
United Wordmen Lodge
Altona
Daniel Rice
North Thorington Street
John W. Witwer
Winnebago City
Minnesota
Wright
W. J. Smith
Greenfield
J. B
Carr
L. J. Elkman
Durdall
Dubuque Paper Co
New Hampton
Charley Hanselman
Martha Ristau
Peter Huyenga
Edith Ke
A. L. Peterson
Bert Norton
Helen Clarke Wen
Des Moines
Lula McCoy
Iowa City
Elkhart
Iowa
Algona
Charley Johnson
Tracy
Finnigan
Johnson
Local notes of people places and events in Algona area
Ai F Call of Slous City spoke on mortgage taxation before the dominities. County Superintendent Backus plans a February Germania teachers meeting for northern county teachers. A surprise anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Vine Everett was held at Union township. Mrs Gardner Cowles hosts a Washington's Birthday social for Abigail chapter. Spencer hosts Masonic events and a debate is planned for Algona March 15 at the opera house. Many residents travel, marry, or move, including Garrett Clarke's Paris wedding and the Stacy farm sale to Ben Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai F. Call
Slous City
Bes Mothes
Backus
Germania
Andrew Barr
Union Township
Vine Everett
John S. Porterfield
Wisconsin
Kossuth County
Gardner Cowles
Abigail Chapter
The
Daughters of the Revolution
Des Moines
Washington
Register
A. L. Peterson
Wendell
G. D. Stokes
Spencer
Mother's Club
Lirary
Dr. Kenefick
Mother
Miss Sprague
W.J. McDonald
Plum Creek
Genoa
Colorado
Council Bluffs
Postofica
Brown
California
John N. Foster
Lansing
Michigan
Poster
State Reformatory
Coldwater
Ioster
J. W. Porterfield
Peek
Post Office Department
Jas. Paine
Cregeantatore
Spokane
Bia Slater
2. T. Smith
New York
A. P. Lees
H. P. Hanson
Amescorn
Mosher
Hat- 80N
Garrett Clarke
Bride
Grace Rives
Paris
Illnois
Clark
Otto Strom
Eric Strom
Henry Mayer
Sexton
Mr. Meyer
Miner County
South Dakota
Stacy
Stacy Brothers
Rank and
Ben Stacy
Thos. D. Stacy
Ben Gould
Ashelford
Frank Staay
Ringsted
Ben
Nina Brace
North Dakota
Glenburn
Valley City
State Normal School
Minot
Tuesday Club meets with talks and valentines
The Tuesday Club held two recent meetings at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Hutchison and Mr. and Mrs. Keith. Programs covered theosophists at Point Loma, a Robert Burns piece, and the Longfellow centennial, plus a drainage district example and notes on writing improvised valentines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hutchison
J. P. Keith
Brotherhood of Theosophists
Point Loma
James Patterson
Robert Burne
W. K. Terguson
Hutchison’s
Ella Langdon
C. B. Hutchins
Gardner Cowles
Des Moines
Dr. Shore
Special low prices on music cabinets at Algona Music Store
The Algona Music Store advertises special low prices on music cabinets in walnut, mahogany, and antique oak, with Duett benches and scarves to match pianos. It notes the latest sheet music in stock and closes with a signed greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona Music Store
Repair Shop For Sale In Algona On Stable Year Round Business
A general repair shop in Algona with a long running, steady income seeks sale. The seller notes ongoing profitability and year round demand. Inquiry mentions Ragson and destination toward St. Smith, Ark. and contact H Goodrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Ragson
St. Smith, Ark
H Goodrich
Bid for buttermilk at Algona creamery opens for year
Auction notice states bids to supply creamery buttermilk to Algona creamery for one year starting March 1 1907. Highest bid per gallon wins. Also appears under a list of other notices including loans and local farm ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona Creamery
A. W. Sienzbach
Settlers’ Hates. To Minnesota North and South Dakota and Canada
On every Tuesday during March and April the Minneapolis and St. Louis will place on sale second class settlers tickets at extremely low rates for settlers to the northwest. Call on agents for rates or address A. B. Cyts GP & TA, Minneapolis, Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Canada
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Northwest
GP & TA
Minneapolis, Minn
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Chrischilles & Herbst
Eaks
Ingley & CO
the Jewelers
Harriett E. Stacy
Sheldon
Ett
Elsie Eaton
Sid J. Backus
Duncombe On
Sato
John Spongberg
Harrison Warner
McConnell
Stephenson County
Illinois
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Algona Steam
Algona Steam Laundry
Wm. Cook
Anna Sundstrom
Fair Grounds
CG. G. Lundell
Harvey Wadsworth
Walter Packard
Titonka
Swea City
Iowa Falls
Gary
Indiana
Packard
M. B. Chapin
Mason City
Alfie
Georgia
Alfie ‘Chapin
John Wallace
Bay Manatte
Dang Dodge
Carl
Goldfield
Nevada
Dana
Boulder
University Hospital
Whiting
Herald
C.F. Hartzell
States
Hartzell
Chester Blanchard
Bancroft
R. H. Goddard
Blanchard
Skinner Hardware
Ledyard
Chester
Goddard
Killer
Uncle Tom
Eberacten
Congress
J. A. Brownell Shoe Company
Algona, Iowa
Taylor
Duroes
Pie AY
Hagard & Peek
Sweat City
Pred Miehe
Swea City Horse Co
V. Carter
Sec’y
Saancy
Algona Milling & Grain Co
M.tabperson
Anderson
L. P. Anderson Proprietor
Dr. Shoop
Haggard & PR
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