Notable visits and local society events in Aliizen Iowa
Dr. Clifford Winsett of Chicago visits with old friends in Aliizen last week. Mrs. Weires and family host relatives north of Greene while F. F. Jungkunz plans a Waterloo move. Parkersburg guests join F. F. Jungkunz home for a Sunday visit. Mary M. Faint elected secretary of the Northeast Town Teachers association in Mason City. Funeral services held for Mrs. W. P. Miller in Congregational church with burial at Fil Town cemetery. Other locals include Homer Sinvoin, George Hunter, and Frank Stephenson family circuiting through nearby towns.
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Aliizen
Iowa
Clifford Winsett
Chicago
Weires
Nei- Ye
Bernard
Fred
Joseph
Wi Marlow
Greene
F. F. Jungkunz
Waterloo
Mason Chy
W. P. Miller
Congregational Church
Wlol Parks
Kurtal
Filitown
Brirtow
A. T. Perrin
New Hartford
Airs
Ww. P. Miller
Frank Stephenson
Iste
Charles
Brostow
Harry Codner
Madeline Franklin
Miason City
FW. Kester
Bogscho
Mason City
EB. L. Hil
Bennington Township Social and Personal News Notes
Mrs Conrad Reth has been seriously ill and was moved to a hospital in Waterton for treatment. Visitors include Mr and Mrs J T Allen and Miss Asenith Wilson of Waterloo, plus relatives of Mrs H Daumpman of Freeport. Coral Shining visited sister Lol ly, and Dr McDonnel at Iowa State Teachers College installed a phone at his farm residence. Charles Roth sold fat hogs in Waterloo. Miss Ea Rothwiiter finished fall term in No. 3 and vacationing with her parents at Finchford. G W Burk broke two ribs and injured his back in No. 4. Ladies Aid of Bennington and Mr Vernon plan to meet with Mrs Conrad Fause on Thursday. R Wnapp of Waterloo visiting son George Knupp this week.
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Bennington
Conrad Reth
Waterton
J. T. Allen
Mise Asenith Wilson
Waterloo
A. Broadbent
H. Daumpman
Freeport
August Burk
Coral Shining
Miss Lolly
Iowa State Teacher's College
McDonngel
Christ Nalting
Waverly
Charles Roth
Ea Rothwiiter
Finchford
G. W. Burk
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Bunnington
Vernon
Conrad Fause
R. Wnapp
George Knupp
Bennington Township
Black Hawk County Proclamation Sets 1910 Election Dates
Sheriff J F M Shores proclaims the November 1910 general election for Black Hawk County Iowa. Voters will elect county officials including auditor treasurer clerk of the district court sheriff and others and decide two bond and memorial hall measures with terms commencing January 1911 and 1913.
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Black Hawk County
Iowa
Dees
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A. D
Board of Supervisors
Caid County
United States
Broad of Supervisors
Iowa Governor Proclaims State Election Details 1910 Notice
The governor proclaims that on general election day, November eighth, 1910, voters will choose state officers including governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, and others. It lists congressional, senatorial, and representative districts, judge appointments, and a proposed constitutional convention referendum. The notice directs sheriffs to enforce and publicize the provisions statewide.
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State of Iowa
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W. J. Waton
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