Greene area notes and personal updates on residents
Miss Alice Thomas returns to Chicago to study medicine. Wilbur Maags is critically ill with typhoid fever. Darrell Munson shows slight improvement after a week of ton silitis. L. P. Stephens paints interiors of the M church. Mrs. Al Runyen visits her parents in Bragg. H. M. Sproul sells a 280 acre farm east of Greene for 130 per acre. Mrs. Charlies Stager and daughter return from Aberdeen S D. A. G Noltereke spends Sunday with the Kester home in Allison. Mrs. Dick Ruffridgs and Mrs. Wm. Blake travel to Decorah for the death of their brother Wm. Seim. Sam Thomas travels to Harvey N D to visit son EB Thomas and family who plan to move to Montana. Nashua beats Greene 7 to 2 in a Friday driving park baseball game. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Carney visit from Waterloo then plan to stay with Greene relatives before heading to Los Angeles. Mrs. Frank Nettleton and Miss Frankie Lynch attend the death in Waterloo of their aunt Kate Talty. Mrs. O F Blasier hosts visitor Mrs. J N Richards of Charles City. Mr. and Mrs. John Morehouse return from California and the Dakotas to visit before returning to Kansas. The Ladies Aid served lunches during the Firemen’s tournament and netted nearly 76 dollars despite cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Thomas
Chicago
Wilbur Maags
Darrell Munson
L. P. Stephens
al Runyen
Waterloo
M.V. Bragg
H. M. Sproul
Greene
Charlies Stager
Aberdeen
A. G. Noltereke
N. E
Wm. Blake
Decorah
Wm. Seim
Sam Thomas
Harvey
N. D
EB. Thomas
Montana
Nashua
Dan Carney
Albert Carney
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Nettleton
Mise Frankie Lynch
Kate Talty
O. F. Blasier
J. N. Richards
Charles City
John Morehouse
California
Dakotas
Kansas
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Burial and local notices from Oak Hill cemetery area
J W. of Fo attended the funeral Thursday in Oak Hill cemetery. The Masonic burial service was given by Beaver Judge No. 472 of New Kartford. A W. Fifield, Thornton School principal, visited relatives here Saturday. Mrs. D. H. Wick and daughter returned from Reinbeck. Lewis and Garland Wood visited their parents. Mrs. Idella Beck of Cedar Rapids visited relatives. Geo. Cortright rented his farm and will move to town. Mrs. Flora Mack and Miss Willa Mack of Cedar Falls are guests at the LE. Mack home. Mrs. J. W. Moran of Cedar Falls spent Saturday here. Mrs. Alma Ingalls and Mrs. Quinna Sprague attended the Cedar Valley Bapti al association convention at Nagira. Olmstead brothers went to Ackley to see their sick brother Alonzo. Prof. McDonald, University of Chicago student, called on friends here. Coedl Ingalls returned from South Dakota. Mrs. S. F. Secith returned home from Reinbeck. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dodd spent a week at Fort Dodge. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Lindsay of Waterloo spent a few days at the Hd Olmstead home. Mrs. J. S. Knipe went to Fort Dodge to visit her daughter Eva Walker. Attendees at J. S. Twigg’s funeral included Mike Caley and Steven Caley and Mark O’Connor. Rev. J. C. Davis left for the Upper Iowa conference at Marshalltown. Mrs. Mary Harmon visiting L. P. Wynegar home at Cedar Falls.
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A. M
J. W
Oak Hill Cemetery
Beaver
New Kartford
A.W. Fifield
Thornton Schools
D. HH. Wick
Reinbeck
Lewis
Uarland Wood
Idella Beck
Cedar Rapids
Geo. Cortright
Mra. Reid
Flora Mack
Willa Mack
Cedar Falls
Quinnia Sprague
Cedar Valley
Naghira
Olmstead
Ackley
Alonzo
McDonald
University of Chicago
Coedl Ingalls
South Dakota
Mark O'Connor
Mr. Bellew
Fort Dodge
J. C. Davis
M. E. Church
Upper Iowa
Marshalltown
Mary Harmon
L. PF. Wynegar
Cedar Fails
Rockford Sept 29 7 year old injured in aiio accident
The seven year old son of Rev F C Bliss was struck by a wheel on a rear axle Saturday. The wheel passed over his body and internal injuries were feared though symptoms are improving and recovery expected. The driver is not blamed for the accident. County Superintendent Sheldon visited schools last week and other local updates follow.
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Rockford
F. C. Bliss
Sheldon
Mitchell
Mire
F. Hayes
Waverly
Irving Benson
Chicago
F. C. Johnnson
Brick and Tile Company
Will Briggs
Talbot & Countryman
Clyde Grewell
Colfax
H. D. White
Lockwood
Charles City
Ami
W. Yager
Twin Cities
Oscar ‘Yorker
Ames
Congregational
Tom ‘McIntosh
New Hartford Burial For Fort Dodge Man
The body of J. S. Twigg of Fort Dodge, found dead in his bed last Monday, was brought to New Hartford for burial this Wednesday evening. Escort details include BO. Johnson and several local officials and Ashlar Lodge officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wartford
J. S. Twigg
Fort Dodge
BO. Johnson
W. Ma
A. W. Day
Ss. W
Archie Adama
I. W
Hon. Vincent
BE. MM. Williams
Dietrich
J.D
Ashlar
Convict Hessenious of Manslaughter in Cherokee
Ernest Hessenious sentenced for killing his wife Bertha Hessentur after a brief jury deliberation. The verdict of manslaughter carries a maximum penalty of twenty years and a $1000 fine. Sentencing set for next Friday at 10 am with expectations of a motion for new trial and possible appeal to the supreme court. Hessenious to remand to jail pending sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hessen
Bertha Hessentur
Hersenine
Hessenius
Supreme Court
Important K P Meeting Tonight at Telmat Lodge No 68
A K P meeting at the Pythian temple tonight at o oclock will cover regular business and booster events planned for Friday when all Pythians are expected. The membership committee will report on recruiting class of 109 new members for use in the fall. The dance committee will present plans and other important lodge business will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telmat
K. of Pat
Fear of Painters Strike Averted Today
All painters union members are at work as settlement with contracting firms is expected today. The tentative agreement ends the threat of a general strike and indicates no further walkouts. Real estate transfers include Greenfield Building Co to JL M Hamilton for lot 9 block 6 Greenfield Waterloo, $1. C BE Young to C Young, lot 12 block 7 Westfield addition Waterlon, $1. Leavitt Johnson National Bank to Martha Ellis, lot 18 block 10 Westfield addition Waterloo, $410. William Steward to Geo H Frush land in 13 87-12, $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painters’ Union
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Greenfield Building Co
JL M. Hamilton
Greenfield
Waterloo
C. BE. Young
C. ¥. Young
Westfield Addition
Waterlon
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Martha
Ellis
William Steward
Geo. H. Frush
Majestic Show Opens Sixth Week With New Attractions
The Majestic theatre begins its sixth week of vaudeville today with headlining acts promising top quality entertainment. Featured is Billy Weston & Co. Attorneys at Music hailed as a major musical novelty. Also on the program is Nerve a four‑person playlet by the Bloomquest Players, billed as wildly funny with brisk humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
Majestic
Billy Weston & Co
All Waterloo
Bloomquest
Prince of entertainers Al Lawrence stars in city show
Al Lawrence, a standout comedian, headlines a star bill with The Four Acters, Hoey and Mozer, and a chorus of acts at Majestic. The program promises fresh material and high energy entertainment, charging the venue for the next three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al, Lawrence
Bill
Lawrance
Hoey
Mozer
Real Estate Listings From Gays Mills Land Company
Gays Mills Land Company offers 167 to 260 acre parcels near R R towns with plowed acreage, houses, sheds, water and fruit trees. Prices range from 44 to 50 per acre with 1 3 cash or 1 4 cash and easy terms. Bargain valid until March 1 with buyer travel paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Run
R. R. Town
R. IR
Gays Mills Land Company
Gays Mills
Wis
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