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Newspaper

Upper Des Moines Republican

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1908

Page

5

Memorial Services and Baccalaureate at Algona Churches

Memorial Sunday services at the Baptist Church featured Rev. Porterfield’s address honoring Union heroes, with G A R members, Sons of Veterans, and Women’s Relief Corps in attendance. In the evening, Rev. O H Holmes spoke at the Congregational Church to the graduating class on Western education and the need for character driven right living.

Rev Porterfield The Baptist Church Congregational Church Sons of Veterans, Women’s Relief Corps Lajes Grand Army and Company United States America Vland Hberty Abraham Lincoln Cara Grand Old Army Lincoln Lsten O. H. Holmes Miss Leney Holmes Oura Middle West

Real Estate Transfers and Deed Details

Real estate deals reported include Frank S. Jenks and wife to Frank Heizer a warranty deed for lot 4 block 2 Ledyard at 50 dollars. Ole Stenerson and wife to Geo R Westlake lots 7 to 12 inclusive block 3 Titanka at 50 dollars. executor Asa C Call to William H Harrison part of nn 4 36-96-99 west and north of Des Moines river at 200 dollars. N E Stone and wife to John N Pearson lot 2 block 5 Howard's add to Swea City at 200 dollars. Wm H Ingham et al to Geo E Boyle et al quit claim deeds lots 1 and 2 block 21 Whittemore at 70 dollars. Sea Morgan for cement blocks.

Frank S. Jenks Frank Heizer Ledyard Ole Stenerson Geo. R. Westlake Asa C. Call William H. Harrison Des Moines N. E. Stone John N. Pearson Howard Swea City Wm. H. Ingham Geo. E. Boyle Whittemore

Cyclone wrecks house in Sherman township

A Sunday afternoon cyclone near four o clock damaged John Leigh Haye’s residence and outbuildings, sparing the cellar refuge. The Leigh home and surrounding structures suffered near 2000 dollars in loss, partially insured, while George Thompson’s outbuildings on the old Hodges place were demolished and Thompson’s house survived. A rumor of a severe wind storm near Whittemore and West Bend circulated but could not be verified.

Sherman Ti Brat John Leigh Leigh George Thompson Richard Hodges Leigh Farm Thompson Farm Whittemore West Bend

Happy Home Wedding Unites Mary Purvis and Edward Hough

Edward Hough and Miss Mary Purvis united in marriage yesterday afternoon at the Purvis residence on North Thorington street. Rev HB Holmes officiated before about one hundred relatives and friends with Agnes Clarke at the piano and Miss Flo Leney and Miss Stella Salisbury singing. Afterward the couple planned a trip to Cleveland, then to Lansing and Chicago before settling at Klingler cottage. Mary Purvis, a graduate of Algona High School, is a skilled musician. Hough, a railway mail clerk, has quickly made friends in Algona.

Edward Hough Mary Purvis Peter Purvis North Thorington Street Mary HB. Holmes Agnes Clarke Mendelsohn Flo Leney Stella Salisbury Algona Algone High School Hough Ruth Purvis St. Paul George Purvis Omaha

Death of Mrs L C Haines Reported

Word reached our city Sunday evening of the death of Mrs L C Haines whose family and funeral arrangements are being awaited. Local authorities have not released full details as friends recall her long residence and community service.

Death of Lucy C. Haines in Garfield township

Lucy C. Haines died at home in Garfield township on May 24 1908 after a long illness. Born in New York May 6 1840 she was 63. Survived by husband and two sons Ed and Henry. Funeral at Irvington Presbyterian Church Rev Gillis officiating burial in Irvington cemetery. Sheriff Lillie took Isabel Hubbard to the insane hospital for treatment after delusions of communications from Jesus Christ. New public school instructors elected Miss Elsie Smndt Miss Blake Miss Winch Miss Farnham pending assignments.

Lucy C. Haines Garfield Township Olay Mrs. Haines New York State Henry Presbyterian Church Irvington Gillis Lillie Cherokee Isabel Hubbard Grant Township Hubbard Jesus Christ Mr. T Hubbard Elsie Smndt Cedar Falls Blake Mediapolis Winch Hull Farnham

Decoration Day Program by City Patriotic Societies

Patriotic groups meet at 10 30 a m at the G A R hall march to the Opera House for a program including prayers music and addresses by Rey and Dr Maynard Cedar Rapids Io Then at 1 p m a procession to the cemetery with children flowers veterans and various groups to decorate graves All Spanish American War veterans urged to join and Sons of Veterans asked to attend to honor their fathers.

Co. I G. A. R. Hall Opera House G. A. R. Sainte M. W. A. Band G. A. RB. Ceramonies Quartette Lavoecation Rey Gillis Maynard Coe College Cedar Rapids America Armory Howers Galbraith’s Corner S. of V.'s Grand Army Sons of Veterans

Algona Markets Today Report

Market brief with grain and hay prices across commodities. Wheat 90c to 1c, oats 4 to 60, barley 50 to 55, rye 0 to 0. Ghc flax 1.05 to 1.10, corn 70 to 75. Timothy hay 4.00, baled hay 7.00 to 8.00, cattle 8.36 to 40, hogs 4.4 to 5, poultry prices per unit. Eggs 18, dairy butter 24, creamery 27.0.

Midsummer Excursion to Chicago By Republican Convention

Round trip fare from this station to Chicago and back via Chicago and North Western Ry at 11.8 cents. Return by June 30. Ask agent for particulars.

Chicago Chicago & North Western Ry

Slagle to depart for Philippines to teach next Friday

Tuls states that Frank Slagle plans to leave for the Philippine Islands next Friday to resume teaching duties there. He declined a position in Algona schools due to his unbreakable contract with the U.S. government. Mrs. Slagle will return to Strawberry Point to care for her parents during his absence.

Tuls Frank Slagle Philippine Islands Slagle Algona United States

Remarkable Fish Story From Carl Wauge

Carl Wauge recounts catching a three and a half pound pickerel, noting the contrast with his usual ten pound plus fish. The item mentions a small loan of eight dollars tied to property and preserves the local paper’s informal tone.

Carl Wauge Carl

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