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Hartley were married Ireton Chas. of Eagle Grove, former Hawarden resident and brother of Elliott of this died in hospital at Dodge Miss Catherine Finch Wash., former Hawarden Seattle, died Feb. 17th Oliver resident, Wallace of Sheldon to open produce house in the building occupied by the Mallette batmerly station Carl Halweg tery chased the Ross Rhodes Earl Ross was chosen first vice of the North Iowa division of the Iowa Funeral Directors Association Doctor, former Hawarden who had been serving chief in the Veterans surgeon pital at Indianapolis, Ind., transferred to Des Moines as head of the surgical Rhynsburger fered the fracture of his right when he fell from chair at the home daughter. Mrs. Elliott Agent and Mrs. Brown departed for Long Beach, Calif., on an extended vacation The Hawarden basket ball took third place in the Sionx county tournament. Week of March Ryhnsburger, Civil War veteran and father of Mrs. Elliott, died Feb. 23rd the Hawarden hospital the nearly Barnum died years suddenly at his home in Hawarden at the of nearly Harry early day Hawarden resident, died Feb. 18th at the home of daughter Vermillion The names of Ball and Will Gregg were filed as candidates for school director Petitions filed for Clayton Thompson and Walker as candidates for mayor while French filed withdrawal of his candidacy. B. Notson filed candidate for Hilton for first ward large, Harry councilman and Seal Van Sickle third ward councilman Jas. Walker purchased the remaining of the Hawarden State Bank sets receiver's sale for Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brackenbury moved to Paul, Mr. and Mrs. moved their near Dr. Null installed new machine at the Hawarden hospital Geo. Bonner, former well known North Western railroad official, died at home at Clear Lake, Iowa, Feb. Mrs. Wm. Hodgin, early day dent of Calliope, died Feb. 10th Wash., the of Spokane, Bookmiller, son of Bookmiller, former Hawarden dent, died at his home at Hudson About inches of fell Feb. 24th and the morning of Feb. 12 degrees below Maxine McLeod won first in the matic class and Patricia Dawson first in the humorous class in the county declamatory contest at Ireton warden was eliminated from the state debating when they were defeatby the Northwestern Academy Orange City. Junior Ashmore, Alice Schuetz, Pauline Zylstra and Coral Highsmith were the Hawarden debat-
Week of March Treiber, Rhodes, Jesse Vearrier and Jenkins were placed in nomination for Tilgner accepted position with the Sinclair Refining Co. in Minneapolis and preparing move to that city Walter Scott and Dunlap were placed in nomination for school rectors to succeed themselves and Burket was again nominated school treasurer Miss Rosa Green Arlington Ericson married the Springs parsonage March Ralph Topp and Harry Swift resigned as members of the Legion Auditorium commission and Louis Wegner Clifford Younie were named to succeed them Mr. and Mrs. Richardson, long time residents of Eagle township, moved to Kingsley CWA workers City Clerk Fred Gefke with handsome gold wrist watch roof the Dr. Peterson home was slightly damaged by fire the morning of March 5th Frank and Zote of Rock Valley opened an auto shop in the Schmitz building salvage The men of Mary's parish ganized the Newman and Searle celebrated their 48th wedding anniversary March 3rd The Associated church extended call Rev. Burrows of Dallas Center, Iowa Lawrence Dagle and family moved back to Hawarden from Sioux City Smith opened hatchin the cement building on the of the Shoemaker lots Hawarden was defeated in the first round of the sectional basket ball tournament East High of Sioux City by the score of 40 to 18.
Week of March Ed. Dealy died at her home March 11th lingering illness following Vernon died at the home of his son, Fred on March 12th the Vernon, Mrs. Will Gregg Ball were elected as bers of the board of education, Walter Scott and Dunlap, ing
Council nounced drastic cut electric name of Horton filed candidate for mayor later withdrawn. Rhodes as candidate for and filed third candidate, while Ted Miller filed candidate for assessor was made of the marriage Juliette Muller and Mr. Anthony Aldrich which Tilgner sold his service station equipment and merchandise stock Albert C. Henning of Mitchell Thomas M. Parsons, Miss Mabel Helene Stromsten in Iowa City March Nolan and family moved farm near Quimby, Iowa departed for Iowa, to assume duties executive vice president of the Shenandoah tional Bank Rev. Cornell of Moines, former Hawarden pastor, accepted call to the Congregational church at Emmetsburg Bert galls moved his family here from HuPereboom, former Eagle township resident, died at his home Hazel, March Johnpurchased the Hines three miles south of
Week Sioux Counmusic contest was held in HawarMarch 16th and former Hawarden resident, his home at Clarkston, Wash., March Mrs. Will Angle, who her girlhood in Union county, spent town, March Carville of Omaha and Mr. James of New York City, former Hawarden married in New York boy, were 3rd Miss Agnes Benson township and Mr. Frank Eagle Cable of Hudson were married Point March Miss Florence Peters and Mr. William Girton Sioux Falls married March 20th were Mrs. Ball was elected of the school Mr. Ericson moved to Sioux City.
Masonry was exemplified team composed of with Frank the victim Clayton Thompson announced the and additional police Harding of Larchwood accepted to the pastorate the Associated church dust storm curred on April Glee Club and the Mixed Chorus superior ratings in the district music contest held in Sioux Fern Brown, daughter of Brown, bone in her wrist fractured.
Week of April gency relief officials in Des Moines declined to allocate any part of relief funds to Sioux county cause county was free from Allen of the Hudson vicinity died suddenly 15th while on church Levi Heald, former Hawarden resident, died in the Hospital at Napa, Calif., 11th, according to word received here Mrs. Thos. Black of Lusk, sister of Mrs. Lind and Ericson, died April 14th Eighteen members of the public teaching of were re-elected and Ballard tendered nation, which was accepted by the Final dividend checks to positors of the Hawarden State Bank being distributed, the checks amount to 12.963 per cent, bringing the total payment by the receiver Keaven Kane ered his with Perle Ellis the barber business and went to work for Earl Mallette Mrs. Marion Meeter was called to Medford, by the death of her father MacKinnon of Des Moines, of Mr. and Mrs. D. MacKinnon, named by the Equitable Insurance Company of Iowa to represent them at the international meeting actuaries Rome, Charles Zylstra announced his intention seek the democratic nomination for governor at the June primary.
Week of March was elected over Jas. Thompson mayor Walker by majority of 263 Vearrier and Roy Nelson were elected defeating Rummel, Jenkins, John and Notson; Andrew defented Harry Hilton for the council the first ward, Seriven Coffman in the second, and Heald was the winner over Rhodes and Seal Van Sickle in the Wood defeated Ted for Slife for assessor; Fred Vernon for park The City purchased tract of land from Major Northrup for $5,000 airport The vaults in the Schoeneman Bros. Co. office and the French Lumber Co. office were glarized the night of March 26th, about in cash besides consideramount in valuable securities obtained at the Schoeneman office while $378 in was obtained currency from the French vault; Ed. Lambertson's elevator office was also broken into but nothing was obtained Definite assurance received that CCC detachment would be moved Hawarden George Washburn, early day principal of the Hawarden schools, died the home of his at Ventura, Iowa, March 22nd the of Mr. and Mrs. years Lovell Swift celebrated their golden wedding March 27th The Council contracted for new cemetery fence cost of Robert suffered compound fracture of his left leg when his oil truck struck by car driven by Frank Swain Andy H. Mentzer, former dent of this community, died his home at Crane, Mo., March 22nd Tilgner and family departed for their new home in Minneapolis Two or three inches of snow fell on March 22nd.
Week of April new city ministration took over the reins government with the re-election Fred Gefke city clerk and the appointment of Matt Doctor as shal, Joe Bryson as deputy marshal and Dr. Null as health physician Wayne Christiansen, son of Mr. Christiansen, suffered fractured skull and other injuries in automobile accident near Iowa City All CWA activities were discontinued March 31st tiansen home was filled with smoke when an ironing board caught from an electric iron which had been connected Miss Edith Bennett and Dr. Marvin of Alton were married at the Methodist in Hawarden parsonage April The Younie & Carsten meat market broken into and ham and bacon to the amount of about $35 stolen Miss Margaret Weir and Mr. Perry Emmert were married Nevada, Iowa, March 30th About four inches of snow fell the of March 30th and inches the night of April 2nd Anderson, Jack Newman, Lloyd Liston, Elmer Talsma, Milo Jurgensen, Luverne Lemonds and Elmer to join Burrows of Dallas Center, Iowa, the call extended become
Week of Sioux board of decided on project for work relief and fixed the hourly wage at 30 cents and expected employ 183 men in the county of which 80 were to be in the Hawarden district meeting Sioux county democrats decided put full slate of candidates in the field for county offices Raynie his home, two miles west of Hawarden, Miss Irene Schlumbohm of Eagle township and Theodore Loe Garfield township were married at Canton April 18th Henry Hartman of Alcester, brother of Mrs. Ben Rummel of warden, died April 21st Warren Pattison died at the Methodist Sioux City April following operation Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pierson were called to O'Neill, the death mother Charles Zylstra, Hawarden candidate for the democratic nomination for announced one of the planks in platform the payment of annuities per month to all more persons than 50 of the to be years age, money raised by small income tax Ballard received word of his election superintendent of schools at mosa, Iowa, salary of year Miss Loretta Lynott elected to the position of third grade teacher in the Hawarden schools About 600 little chicks were by smoke from fire in brooder house on the Dan Ronan farm Lewis won first in the pole vault and tied for first in the high at the jump Carroll relays Rebecca Lawton first place in the dramatic class the sub-county Junior declamahigh tory contest.
Week of May Roundy, early day resident of this community, died at Yankton, April the age of 78 Joe years former resident of this died vicinity, Sioux City April 28th from injuries received when he was struck by automobile John Johnson of Virginia township was nominated the republicans from Union in the county primary held May The Hawarden City contracted for the of purchase fire truck at net cost of Miss Martha Smith of Paullina and Mr. John of Klay Hawarden married at Paullina April 28th The exterior of the home of Mr. Mrs. Bert Newman was slightly damaged by fire the afternoon of and Mrs. McBride injured in an automobile accident Illinois while on their way home from Florida Mr. and Mrs. Schmucker were called to Sheldon the death of her sister Seal Van Sickle completed small to addition the rear of his Tavern day switch engine was in the North put on Western yards The barn, chicken and tool house on the Joe coop Byrne farm in Eagle township were destroyby fire April team second year typing composed Lucile Coffman, Ielene Johnson and Robert Arter won first place the event in the district typing contest in Sioux City Ludley his position instructor high school to accept the Hawarden National Biscuit with the Swanson Sioux the classroom. Week died the home of An Frank Smith, May composed Eastern held in Hawarden 18 towns, Louis Wegner of May his candiannounced combe for for the Chas. H. Sedgwick supervisor against Olson Mr. LeRoy Helen married of Hudson Vipond Charles Sioux City May the home of his sister, Canan died at Lulu Canan, May 7th Miss Evans struck by beth Ann John Skatrud but escaped driven by Pearl to to Krumling was preparing store for Spencer manage and they announced Ellerbroek Bros. Hawarden store would that their Sandven of closed Center was elected Hawarden schools but was from the Sioux obtain his release school board Rev. Center Larchwood and Harding arrived from of the assumed his duties as pastor The mixed Associated church of the Hawarden chorus group rating in the school won superior music contest at Iowa City state Numerous dust storms occurred the Coach release from his sought tract in order to accept position Merrill. Week of May agent of the Iowa Liquor Control Commission in Hawarden looking over possible sites for liquor store of Hartley was elected superinmann tendent of the Hawarden schools Earl Harding of burns the night of May 11th in fire brooder house Mayor Clayton of Hawarden was elected Thompson chairman of the Sioux County Young Club The Old Timers Republican lost ball to the Plow Boys game the of to Curtis Johnson score Point was elected athletic coach the Hawarden high school Moines flew to Hawarden to take pictures Zylstra and family school track team won second in the Western Union invitation place meet at LeMars Ansel Martin position music instructor accepted the public schools at Atlantic, Iowa Amelia Shoraga and Mr. John Talsma were married May 10th made of the riage of Miss Clara Bryson and William Barnum at Yankton Henry Rueppel, father Coffman, died at Waterloo, Iowa, May Bill Lewis set new the pole vault of inches the meet at Cherokee.
Week of May side camp the CCC, consisting of 100 men in dition to the officers, was moved from Lake View to Hawarden barn the Nancolas residence occupied by Daugherty destroyed by fire early the family, was morning of May Shoplifters, and picked Hawarden by officers after from the away store Miss Myrtle Quam of Point and Mr. Russell Crowther married at Elk Point May 18th Lewis tied for first place in the vault at feet inch in the state track meet at Grinnell class was graduated from the Hawarhigh school The Lewis tionery closed flag pole Hawarden's main business corner taken down and moved to the City Park.
Week of May concrete flag pole base was five sticks of Decoration observed with patriotic exercises with the address given by Ed. Brown of Sioux City A Junior Chamber of Commerce organized with George Ross as president; Swanson, vice president, and John Klay, secretary and treasurer Myrtle Mae Dykstra was the winner class honors announced at the school commencement exercises Word was received of the death Harry W. McAllister at his home Spearfish, May 15th All time heat records for the month of May were shattered on May 30th with registering Frederic McAllister graduated from the Still College of Osteopathy Des Moines The closing cises of Mary's school were held the City Auditorium May 29th Mr. Harb. Vander Stoep and Miss Pearl Olson of Alcester were married Sioux Falls May
Week of feature of the primary election in Hawarden was the for the republican nomination supervisor in which Chas. wick won from Louis Wegner by of Rooster Day was observed in Hawarden June 6th The long drought was broken with .26 of an inch of rain on June and 90 of an inch on June Merritt Miller toured the county with caravan boosting for Wallace Short for the republican nomination speaking in towns Steinfadt had when he knocked out handle of scraper the fresno his poll tax working out while Cox returned Mrs. Geo. and Colorado aften Hawarden from little more than of Akron Ford Gassman, here branch agency dealers, opened the Verne to Heald was preparing in the old duce station Clayton Thompson of nounced the appointment Nelson to succeed man Roy McBride as chairman Andrew and alley committee the street storm visited Another severe dust the night of May locality with six teams local kittenball league launched. rain the Week of June heavy of June afternoon and evening 5.23 inches, sent Dry amounting to resulting in the Creek on rampage of basements flooding numerous residence district and of the uneasiness to business causing much whom emptied their of many during the basements of merchandise the flood waters missed the business section by reaching Rail transportation and mail badly crippled bridges and the torrential many of grade being washed large amount both railroad lines south on of Hawarden of group met with officials of warden citizens the North Western railway company discuss and means of ways future flood damage to the city and railway officials promised to look the the possibility of making larger opening in the railway grade Bader leased the Hawarden for the summer George long time resident of Ireton, at the home of his brother, White, south of town, the night June 13th The Milwaukee added fast train, known as the between Sioux Falls and Chicago Hawarden The Hawarden Park Board commenced work on the struction of tennis court Ross Funeral Home was struck by lightning the afternoon of June the chimney was completely molished and other damage inflicted The fire department decided to stage celebration Harold Raynie had his left leg broken horse fell on him.
Week of June welle, years old, died June 15th the Hawarden hospital suiker of Boyden leased the south room of the Fleshman building, occupied by Lankhorst Sons, and was preparing to bakery open A new Chrysler Six sedan which Dr. Wm. Madson was dealing burned up on the road south of Sioux while he was trying it out Akin of Rock Valley leased the Harms building for an office and preparing to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine in Hawarden Harold Decker of Sioux elected music instructor in the Hawarden schools Miss Florenda Schon accepted position domestic science instructor in the Larchwood schools Pastor and Mrs. Skadsheim and family of the Adventchurch for Des Moines to gage in evangelistic work. Week of Scott appointed chairman of the Sioux CounOld Assistance commission was made of the of Miss Isabelle Neumann and Lowell Sedgwick which Omaha June Harold left for Hot Springs, serve guide at Wind Cave the Cars driven by Lambertson and Richard Green No. the west of part about 10 o'clock at night and Robert Crowther Dorothy Scott slightly injured Leo Muth, Arnold Muth and Francis Burnight Chatsworth left for Fort Crook, join the army William link of Pella, Iowa, elected was mathematics teacher in the Hawarden school.
Week of July enter- Insurance tained big crowd the at celebration Fine rains during the first few days of of Carlson moved his family Lloyd here from Omaha and opened an office the Fleshman building for the tice of school census Nettinga Hawarden completed with July total enumeration of the largest tinued the history of Hawarden hall received of the death of form the Thornton, early day resident here, which occurred at San Angelo, Texas, in June 29th George Anderson, Week of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, who had been in newspaper work in Wayne, Neb., for several years, ble sites cepted position in the advertising thigh bone of by Peterson, Lawrence AnderJohn Schmitz, Gifford Daugherty, Yates Ralph Miller and Leo Murphy were lided at accepted as members of the CCC preparing to leave for Arkansas the new fire truck livered the afternoon of July 4th two did not meet specifications and the City Council refused to accept Mrs. Fred was driven back to St. Louis Ray Dale was nominated at the county convention for super- the district from was elected county the American Legion. July Edw. LeafWeek broken autoand mobile severely bruised and cut were accident the Perry road as they were for Creek home at Appleton City, their visit here Announcement of the marriage of Miss made Jacobe and Mr. Merle Pockwhich Algona, lington June barn on the Giffrow farm, miles southof Hawarden, occupied by Nick Biesbrock, was destroyed by fire the Newman evening announced plans to celebrate Society Labor Day in Hawarden Barbara Finnie, only child of and Ted Finnie, died in the Methodist hosin Sioux City July 8th after pital brief illness Lois Elaine Richardinfant of Mr. and Mrs. Richardson, died Sam Blair for Lake View, Iowa to join the Erma Hansen and Mr. Clarence Olson were married Sioux Falls 6th.
Week of July Lind the hospital in Colo., the morning of July Denver, Wm. Dawson, former well known resident of this vicinity, died Sioux City John Ford, former resident of this city and mother of Guy Smith of Hawardied July in Cedar Rapids The daughter of Mr. and Oscar Johnson of Garfield townmet fatal when she ship, struck on the head by heavy hay fork Miss Mildred Dick and Mr. Donald L. Miller were married at Morningside July Miss Muriel Kavanaugh and Mr. Vernon Esser married at the Catholic church here the morning of July Lankhorst Sons moved their meat market into the Mrs. W. A. Nelson Mrs. M. Southwick and daughter Mary were called to Slayton, Minn., by the death of sister, Mrs. John Farrell, former Hawarden Judge Pitts of Alton defeated for renomination at the republican judicial convention at Sheldon Chamber of Commerce held their annual at Oak Grove State Park July 18th.
Week of July patrick, pioneer of this community, died in her home in Hawarden July the age of 88 Aaron Larson, long time resident of the community, died at his home in Haafter lingering Henry Churchyard, former well known Eagle township farmer, died home in Greenacres, Wash., John Molhoff purchased new Chevrolet truck for use in haulbetween the postoffice and the depots Howe named successor to N. as pastor of the Seventh Day Adventist church Hawarden school board decided to recommend an increase in annual school levy from The garage on the Cy. Youngkin residence property was destroyed by fire the afternoon of July Fred Boeck, former resident of this community, died at Willmar, Minn., July intense heat wave which for six consecutive sent temperatures well over the mark, was broken the afternoon of Week of Aug. Ross suffered broken vertebrae neck in automobile accident between Akron and sacks of were stolen from the Milwaukee depot the night of July 31st but most the mail recovered in the hobo was jungle near the old Oehlerking gravel early the next morning James Lang, former Hawarden resident brother of Frank Aug. 29th in Denver hospital from skull fracture he received the before in fall down stairway Rollin Smith, former Hawarden who had been employyoung man, by the Northwestern Mutual Life Co. at Mitchell, was transferred to Indianapolis, Ind. Announcement was made of the marMiss Brown and Mr. Dorothy Johnson which occurred at Elk Feb. John Harmeof Hawarden and Miss Julia of Hull married Hull Morgan disconoperation of the Gladstone and was preparing to transnight club room Nelson suffered fractured fall. of of Aug. agents the State Liquor Control Commission Hawarden looking over for store The liquor of mastodon was workmen at the Everist driven Rodand Leonard Fullerton colthe Tilgner service station and some of the young Yates car were slightly bruised Dr. and Steffen children to were preparing California motor Heuer Sr. of Eagle townsuffered fractured when she to
