Local Happenings In and Around Algona
The column chronicles social visits and travel of residents and guests. Alfred Olson spent the weekend at his parents in Algona. Attorn ey Wm S Johnston attended district court in Algona. Miss Father Butler of Garner resides in Ringsted. Numerous residents and relatives visit, travel to Des Moines, Chicago, Ames, Iowa City, or Minneapolis for meetings, family visits, medical care, or education. Weather notes report a rain event lifting the Des Moines River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Olson
Algona
Wm. S. Johnston
Father Butler
Garner
Ringsted
W. Hemphill
Fort Dodge
Doris
O. Green
Gowrie
Frank Godfrey
Sioux City
H. N. Gyldevand
Fred White
Minneapolis
James
Margaret Clark
Agnes ‘Knight
Iowa City
The
State University
Merle Griffith
Ocheydan
Des Moines
A. D. Root
Long Beach
California
Mildred Mattison
Rockwell City
Helen
B. W. Potter
Winn
L. B. Schwartz
Farmer’s’ Union
Theo. Dick
Chicago
Gordon Griffiths
Michigan
Griffiths
Cedar Rapids
Estherville
Orlando Tosdal
Boston
H. H. Tosdal
Clarence Johnson
Sioux Falls
Local social notes from waterloo to sioux city events
Nellie and Ines Sauer visit Waterloo for a few days to see an aunt. Mrs Harry Jones and children visit Spirit Lake with farmers' parents. Dr Taylor Morton builds a garage on North 8th. Chas Keeler Jr works at Lyman’s store early week. John Lyman Leo Waters Mrs Tom Waters and Mazel Waters travel to Sioux City for Hazel’s California-bound train. others return Wednesday. Mrs Chas DitchA shows improvement. nurse left Sunday. Mrs C F Long to Sioux City for daughter and Billy Sunday meetings. Mr Miller, father of Mrs Lorenz, operated at Birney Hospital Sunday. frail but improving. Mrs Peter Williams of Bode visits sister Mrs Gus Peterson and handles business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Ines Sauer
Waterloo
Harry Jones
Spirit Lake
Taylor Morton
North 8Th Street
Chas. Keeler, Jr
Lyman
John Lyman
Leo Waters
Tom Waters
Mazel
Sioux City
C. F. Long
Albert Hyatt
Billy
Miller
H. H. Lorenz
Birney Hospital
Peter Williams
Bode
Local notices and visits fill weekend from town
Latta work resumes at cigar factory. Byron Weir resigns as mail carrier on Route 10 No. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Tom McGinn stay with A. S. Reed family north of town. Ivel Clark family visits Monterey Minnesota. Mrs. Lloyd Hyatt improving at home after nerves trouble. Clark children with grandmother Al Griffith while mother visits Dakota. Rev. W. M. Baker of Des Moines dines with C. E. B. Person and stays with H. B. Clark, departs for home. Frank Mahowold and wife of Guttenburg visiting. he will pebble-dash the new west store before Minneapolis trip. Mrs. Anna Wilder family spend weekend at Arnolds Park with Arthur McKinney family. fishing noted. Roberta Richmond returns to Armstrong after ten days with W. J. Weir. Orestes and Frederick Grant depart for St. Louis to study at Washington University. Walley Cavin leaves for New York City to join Columbia University as chemistry professor. Mrs. Finna Kruse leaves for Town City. last year at state university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kithy
Elmer Jackson
W. EB. Deming
O'Brien
Primghar
Sheldon
Ella Stotser
Iowa Falls
Syndicate Clothing
Frank King, Jr
Des Moines
Redfield
Julibé Miller
Boone
R. BR. Willett
Big Rapids
Michigan
N. R. Egbert
Roy Arnett Ia
Wear
C. K. Graham
Sibley
Dunlap Brees
Town City
R. Yearneay
Clark
South Dakota
Ida Kelley
Taylor Falls
Wisconsin
D. H. Adams
Susan Blanchette
Latta Sa
Ciger
Byron Weir
R. F
Tom McGinn
A. S. Reed
Mra
Ivel Clark
Merlyn
Monterey
Minn
Mra. Clark
Lloyd Hyatt
Anna Wilder
Arnolds Park
Arthur McKinney
Roberta. Richmond
Armstrong
W. J. Weir
Orestes
Frederick Grant
St. Leuis
Washington University
Walley Cavin
New York City
Columbia University
Finna Kruse
Kruse
the State University
Jury Disagrees in Gaynor City Case. Retrial Planned
After more than forty hours of deliberation the jury in Gaynor v City of Estherville failed to reach a verdict and was dismissed. The case will be retried in the next term with a new jury. The vote was reported as 7 to 5 in favor of the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor
City
Estherville
Golf and Country Club to be organized on Hinshaw farm
An 18 hole course is planned on Hinshaw’s farm as part of the M.B.R. camp grounds, occupying most of 160 acres except for Hinshaw’s Brew Lake to be retained for fish and the area to be developed into a pheasant and wild game preserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinshaw
M. BR
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J. D. Weir
Emmetsburg
East Barnhart Street
Howard Gordon
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Philadelphia
Penn
Howard
Iowa State University
Raymond Hanson
John
Raymond
L. L. Bingham
Craig
Fairbault
Mrs. Bingham
Grinnell
Alice
Baberk Lea
Fron
Nau Brothers
Moval Sale
Percale
Onyx
Sean Seer
Childrens
Sean
Woodbury Soap
Woodbury
BF. Schloeman
Indianapolis
Warth Schloeman
North Sixth Street
George H. Lyman