Iowa Old Press
Maurice Times, April 1, 1910
Mrs. F.A. Mieras was at Alton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Kuhl of Sioux Center visited here Sunday.
Miss Katherine Kuhl of Sioux Center visited here Saturday.
Miss Ada Mieras is visiting in Sioux City this week.
Maurice Times, April 8, 1910
Wm. Mieras has accepted a position as clerk in the hardware and furniture business of Duven Bros. & Co.
Maurice Times, April 15, 1910
Miss Ada Mieras is the new girl at the hotel.
Maurice Times, April 22, 1910
J.E. Mieras transacted business in Sioux City Tuesday and at the same time took in the electrical show there.
Mrs. H.S. Hamilton and daughter of Sioux City visited this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Mieras.
The Alton Democrat
Alton, Sioux co. Iowa
Saturday, April 23, 1910
Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. F.H. Kluender of Germantown celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary Wednesday. They are aged seventy-four and sixty-nine years. They have thirteen children - four boys and nine girls - all married. They are H.F. Kluender, Mrs. H. Beerman, Mrs. L. Lang, W. Kluender, Mrs. H. Ebel, Mrs. F. Ebel all of Granville, Mrs. A. Gruenhagen, Mrs. H. Reideman all of Germantown, Herman Kluender, Ed Kluender of LeMars, Mrs. John Kruse of Sandstone, Minnesota, Mrs. Max Frohriep of Sharon, North Dakota and Fred Kluender of near Granville. All were present at the celebration. Nearly all the grandchildren - fifty-three in all - were there and also fifteen great grandchildren. Services were held at the German Lutheran church in Germantown. The children bought them as a present a beautiful carpet and also a couple of easy chairs and numerous smaller articles. Mr. and Mrs. Kluender were both born in Germany and came to Cook county, Illinois about sixty years ago as children. They lived there until 1888 when they moved to Iowa and settled on a farm near Paullina. A few years ago they moved to Germantown. They are both healthy and bid fair to live a number of years yet.
Miss Ida Hoppe - twelve year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoppe - died last Saturday at her home of cerebro spinal meningitis. She had been ailing for a few weeks and kept getting worse so Doctor Hermann of Sioux City was called to operate on her but it was too late. She leaves one brother and six sisters.
Legal Notice - is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between Peter Kass and Joseph Eulberg under the firm name of Kass & Eulberg automobile dealers at Alton, Iowa, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, Peter Kass retiring. Joseph Eulberg will continue the business, collecting all accounts due the old firm and settling the indebtedness of the same.- Alton, Iowa, April 1, 1910.
Granville Items
-W. Klunder was at LeMars on business Monday.
-F.W. Ebel transacted business at Hospers Wednesday.
-B. Saupe of Sheldon was in town this week on business.
-Ernest Evans of Peterson was down between trains Thursday.
-Roy Woods manager of Iowa telephone company of LeMars was here in the interest of that company Wednesday.
-T. Neuroth and wife were at Alton Wednesday to see some relatives off for South Dakota where they will take up claims.
-Mrs. B. Daldrup was called to Maquoketa, Iowa on account of the illness of her mother. Latest reports are that she is improving.
-Mrs. Otto Kniese was taken sick last week and was brought to St. Joseph Hospital at Sioux City and was operated on for appendicitis. She came through all right and will soon be able to come home.
Maurice Times, April 29, 1910
Mrs. H.S. Hamilton and children returned Monday morning to her home in Sioux City after a week’s visit with her parents and other relatives here.