Flugstad Happenings and Local Notes
A. J. Rhodes and C. B. Miller were business callers at Fort Dodge Friday. The Flugstad Farmers Grain Co. board met here Monday. B. C. Hahne was a business visitor at Webster City Thursday. M. D. VanHook was called to Ft. Dodge Friday as a witness. A.H. Cooter and Geo. Lemon were business callers at the county seat Friday. A number attended the State of Iowa versus Taylor trial in Ft. Dodge Friday. William Arnold shelling corn, Dec. 7 noted at West Independence. Cattle deliveries to Webster City Saturday. Born to Ed and Mrs. Brewer a son of standard weight. Co. D. Carpenter shipped fat cattle to Chicago early in the week. Holkan & Sweasey report first ditch loading near Tucker Slough. Mrs. John Hssig remains on the sick list. G. Naber expects to shell corn this week. Dick Myers delivered wheat to Kamrar last week. Dec. 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flugstad
A. J. Rhodes
C. B. Miller
Fort Dodge
Flugstad Farmers Grain Co
B.C. Hahne
Webster City
M. D. VanHook
Ft. Dodge
Geo. Lemon
West Independence
William Arnold
Ed Brewer
Co. D. Carpenter
Chicago
Holkan & Sweasey
Tucker Slough
John Hssig
Stanhope Personals and Local Arrivals
Stanhope notices report R H Brewer and family of Garwin visiting the A G Brewer home. Mrs G B McFarland and Mrs S S Stark traveled to Des Moines. F S Ristrom returned from Des Moines after a visit with Jas McFarland. The McFarlands and daughter went to Sioux Rapids for a few days. Emma Amundson and Hazel Riley went to Webster City for a teachers meeting. Mrs F E Ristrom returned from Des Moines after a week there. W B Kepler took stock to Chicago markets Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Brewer
Garwin
A. G. Brewer
G. BE. McFarland
S. S. Stark
Des Moines
Ristrom
Jas. McFarland
Sioux Rapids
W. B. Kepler
Emma Amundson
Hazel Riley
Webster City
F. E. Ristrom
Chicago
Fremont Items Show Local Moves and Visits
Mrs John Simonson and daughter Belle visit relatives at I Tecoma Nebraska. Mr Olson of Cambridge Iowa teaches in district No 8. E Breitenkamp family return from central Ohio. Roy Van Winkle seeks rheumatism treatment in Fort Dodge hospital. Richard McDonald and family visit from Dubuque Iowa. Chas Simpson of Montana visits brothers. Eaton family rents Webster City house after leaving Farmers Grain Co Highview. Perry Phillips and family drive to Dundee Minnesota. Lang and Mallinger go to Mallard. Jim Yungelas buys Sargent farm near Highview. Mulvane crew tiling for W Schropfer. Highview Farmers Grain Co buys new gasoline engine with self starter. O W Bige ships hogs to Chicago markets. Mrs Anna Urban visits Eli Jensen home. George Yungelas repairs farm at Webster City. Dec 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simonson
Belle
I Tecoma
Neb
Olson
Cambridge
No. 8
E. Breitenkamp
Ohio
Roy van Winkle
Fort Dodge Hospital
Richard McDonald
Dubuque
Chas. Simpson
Montana
Mr. Eaton
Webster City
Farmers Grain Co
Highview
Perry Phillips
Dundee
Minn
Joe Lang
Frank Mallinger
Mallard
George Landshoot
Jim Yungelas
Sargent
Mr. Mulvane
W. Schropfer
Highview Farmers Grain Co
O. W. Bige
Chicago
Anna Urban
Eli Jensen
George Yungelas
Revival Meetings At Methodist Church Continue
Revival services proceed at the Methodist church led by Rev. A. Anderson with good attendance and interest. Miss Annie Stafford recovers from a week of illness, while Mrs. Mabel Barris suffers inflammatory rheumatism. The Baptist church interior gains wallpaper, paint, varnish, new shades, a hardwood floor, and recent re-shingling. Miss Bertha Vigors begins a win- (text cut)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Ddomer
A. Anderson
Annié Stafford
Mabel Barris
Baptist Church
Bend School Report Noted Activities and Visits
Miss Jessie Pierce reports safe arrival in Colorado and enjoyable visit. Des Moines trip by Lester Woodard Fred Young Glen Beebe and Leland Boynton for Billy Sunday services. Mrs Lloyd Bell hosts M L A society. W C T U meeting at Mrs Peter Blakes. Mrs Hans Juhl improving. Clarence Boynton and Mrs Fred Hollis attend Alvin Thompson funeral in Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend School
Jessie Pierce
Colorado
Lester Woodard
Fred Young
Glen Beebe
Leland Boynton
Des Moines
Billy
Lloyd Bell
Ladies Aid Society
Peter Blake
Hans Juhl
Clarence Boynton
Fred Hollis
Alvin Thompson
Fort Dodge
Post honors veteran for war library gift
A. A. Cook and S. S. Morrison of Winfield Scott Post No 66 Iowa G A R issue resolutions thanking Comrade William A Spangler of Company K 1st Wisconsin Cavalry for presenting his war library. The post records the gift and sends copies to Spangler, his wife, and the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Scott Post
Dept. of Iowa
William A. Spangler
Wis
Cavjalry
Spangler
Commercial League Seeks New Members Through Secretary and President
The Commercial League nears completion of its membership list and invites applications for a limited time. Prominent merchants and professional men join to promote legitimate business, mutual fellowship, and city interests while guarding against crooked practices. A month old effort to finish the list was slowed by the Belgian corn undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial League
League
Howe Pictures Travel Festival to Visit Armory Opera House
Howe Pictures led by Lyman H. Howe brings a Travel Festival to the armory opera house next Thursday evening. The program features a runaway train ride, Vesuvius lava edge scenes, plant and flower growth footage, electrolysis of metals, Venice canal views at sunset, a Greece rail journey, bird studies, and new animated cartoons, promising varied thrills and educational scenes for travelers and stay-at-homes alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman H. Howe
Armory Opera House
Mr. Howe
Howe
Vesuvius
Venice
Greece
Hoyts Travel for Exposition and California Visit
Mr and Mrs Harry H Hoyt left for Des Moines then Los Angeles to spend weeks visiting relatives and the Garlock estate near Escondido with Mrs Hoyt a member. They will winter on the orange ranch and attend the Panama Pacific exposition returning by the Grand Canyon of Arizona, home in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Hoyt
Des Moines
Los Angeles
California
San Diego
Escondido
Garlock
James Hoag
Blairsburg
Samuel Gillman
W. D. Emery
Samaritan Army
Leila
Genevieve Kelly
Tom B. Kearns
George Christenson
W. J. Cavil
R. M. Smallpage
Eagle Grove
IS. B. Bair
Ames
Canton of Odd Fellows
Frank Johnson
Cleghorn
Fort Dodge
J. H. Birdsall
Inna Falls
Carl Breitenkamp
Douglas Huff
Woolstock
Webster City
J. B. Huff
E. D. Vorhes
Ackley
Music Makers Quartet
Bryant Huff
Huff
Vorhes
Redpath-Slayton Bureau
Iowa
South Dakota
A. R. Baker
Crystal
North Dakota
George Yaus
For Sale Purebred Leghorn Cockerels by Bossert
Advertises pure bred Rhode Island White Leghorn cockerels for sale at 208 East 4th Street, from F A Bossert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Brown Leghorn Cockerels
East 4Th St
F. A. Bossert
Doctor Forest IF Hall Returns From England
Dr. Forest IF Hall arrives in New York City after seven months in London where he studied eye ear nose and throat diseases. He will spend a week or ten days in the east before returning home. World war disruptions earlier delayed continental work, but he gained experience in London hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest IF. Hall
London
New York City
Hall
Modern Woodmen Elect Officers In Elmo Hall Meeting
At the regular Modern Woodmen meeting in Elmo hall last evening officers were elected led by W. J. Hubacher as counsel and J. J. Kolbeck as advisor. Other posts include J. D. Porter clerk P. J. Brandrup banker J. J. Rhone escort J. S. Gingery assistant escort Arthur Hawkes watch man Lars Larson sentry A. C. Hoot past counsel and R. H. Ash trustee for three years. A social hour followed with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Hall
W. J. Hubacher
J J. Kolbeck
J. D. Porter
P. J. Brandrup
J. J. Rhone
J. S. Gingery
Arthur Hawkes
Lars Larson
A. C. Hoot
R. H. Ash
Christmas Shopping Aids from A to Z in Toy Store Ad
A vintage advertisement lists a wide array of holiday goods including air pistols, dolls, china, glassware, novelty toys, aprons, Christmas ornaments, jewelry, cards, candles, books, sporting items, and travel wares. The dense catalog emphasizes variety for festive shopping across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate
Mary Pickford
Target
One Oclock Luncheon Invitations Issued
Social affairs item notes Mrs W W Pearce inviting lady friends to a luncheon sewing party on Tuesday December 15 at her Willson avenue home. Mrs Julius Bermann hosted about 35 ladies Saturday for a lunch honoring her mother Mrs Seligmann and sister Miss Seligmann of Chicago with pink rose and fern décor and a four course menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Pearce
Willson Avenue
Julius Bermann
B. Seligmann
Mise Seligmann
Chicago
Surprise Welcome For Robert Boeye At West Second Street
About twenty five young friends gathered at Robert Boaye’s West Second Street home Saturday evening while he visited James Young nearby. On his return he was totally surprised by the informal gathering and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Boeye
West Second Street
James Young
Final Evening of Fun Before Winter Trip to Donna
A house full of girls and boys gathered for a last evening of fun before departing for the winter to Donna Texas. Games and music provided entertainment while ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna
Texas
Eight Young Ladies Attend Farewell Party For Miss Mabel Buelow
Eight young women enjoyed an evening at Miss Mabel Buelow’s north side home with social time and refreshments. The gathering served as a farewell before she leaves the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Buelow
Executor Announces Estate Settlement Terms
The executor Joachem Wahlers Jr. states the estate will present all claims in the required manner for allowance and payment. Date noted is Sunday, December 1914, marking the administration’s formal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of
Iowa
Hamilton County
Joachem Wahlers, Sr
Yoachem Wahlers Sr
Towa
Joachem Wahlers, Jr
Official Chicago Markets Hogs Rise and Cattle Steady
Market figures from E. W. Wagner & Co show hogs trading open high close up 10 cents with top at 7.10 and an estimated 24 000. Tomorrow’s hogs estimated at 55 000 with 6 010 left over. Cattle around 8 000 and sheep 17 000 open weaker, close steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. W. Wagner & Co
Isis Theatre
H. M. Sharpe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Naber
Dick Myers
Kamrar
Stanhope Personals
Fremont
Homer
A. A. Cook
S. S. Morrison
Harvey Brewer
Brewer
Roy Hanson
Louis Frank
H. G. Higbee
Ed McFarlane
Josiah Day
Lake City
J. L. Thompson
W. M. Chalfant
Baby
Thompson, In
J. L. Moore
Maude
Elmer Moore
Rolfe
England
Metcalf
Santa Claus
Teieaee
Times
Kane
Social Affairs
H. E. Cheever
Kearns Grocery
Seneca Street
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