Lime Springs Herald from Lime Springs, Iowa • Page 1

Volume Sixty-Nine Lime Springs, Thursday, MURPHY STOCKYARDS REMODELED IN SUMMER Ll.LU.LLL.IJJL NOTICE! The P.TM. mrft hf uncn aij Lutheran Observes 17th room on Mondmy, 9, at 8:00. There wlJl be a Film. "The Mich U.ill", the role of the Nrluxil community in drielop- moral and iplritual ulun. Anniversary Of Church Dedication SI Paul Lutheran Am- rlcan Lutheran Church Pasto- a of then Moench.

then pastor cf the i I irolcl Oni-MJimlt The Murphy Stockyards In Lime i Springs was completely remodeled decks this summer, with Willis Lloyd as head carpenter. The main building Is 30x40 ft. which together i office, scale shed and additional eortlnB pen, makes an mcrall of 60 feet I I i i i tj llio I del The above photograph a i taken from across the road (old Ily. 59). There are reading chutes foi semis, straight jobs and pick-up trucks The lame chute Is equip- with windlass making It con- r.j KB PHEASANT SEASON TO OPEN NOVEMBER 11 1 t- mo bird i I I .11 11 opening time or lt I phi s.int.

on II A i ni.eslucK i md Mitchell i are in the luiu seison i i i a extending thni Dec 5 D.ulj i hours from 12 noon i 4 30 in both long nnd sli rl i 2 mem. i jl iiin-ni- t'u- i The scale Is a Howe with a ered ihed and a recording beam In the ofllCL, where the wcUhti are accurately stamped I wa Tapping season on raccoon. addition to the pens on both sk "iik. skunk badger ojxis- Lutheran sides, an alley i can be sum. muskrat.

mink aid be-aur i i i a i i a of the de- put of h.s lime nnd I.Tme of i i IMst spring e-mdured airship SlUrl ul MMMCI lfl MrinoilKt Church Die a i i up to the on i i for a uai of fat au Lutheran COIIKI.K.I- months and is ble to besln i and Du.r building project 1:1 an I i i a i tliss Chaiter members in the i i i i the pis- 21 orx St 'so that nit mix who tin i i and bi-cami- art- and i i i membi rs Tliev aLo ii.i-c'ustd i in i i eh.i.sh lots i buihlln The he mcmorv a i a Hi nut a birs still remain are Mr i a i dent Mr n'scar and Mrs A I I I I I I (. assist In mm IJastian, Mr and Mrs Dan Hcls the- building co.ld te Mr Ul Mr alul be Emll The wore Ixmtonn- obtali.cd During this ixrlecl in a iiw-jir im- r.xciiange i-tato Attempts were made to found a Bank, now occupied bj the In Lime Springs nun MI jre. i a i i a i haic dally limits of three (3. VoRrI Ixmtoiin- obtali.cd During this perlccl wci cock birds, and po.sse.vsiiui i i of rcs a (11 01 presented before ship serUies were ronJucud in thr-e (3. cock birds the worslilp abol( Exchange Hat Iowa trapping soason on racc-xin.

Attempts were made to found a Bank, now occupied bj the olflce eru cd I tempoiaiy pens maklne 11 open at noon Noicmber in posslble to hra-e some three or four hundred hofrs at one time R. Murphy for the a Company of Waterloo and OHN mil Funeral Of Mrs. Don H. Bowers Held At Meth. Church Sunday Mrs Don H.

Bowers passed away i lost Thursday, Oct. 29. 1933, at 12.15 prof(Sslot). lhe Mer cy Hospital in On June 7th, 1933, she was unlt- patient since Tuesday morning. She had undergone surgery at Cresco last summer, but her health was only temporarily Improved With great fortitude, Mrs.

Bowers continued In her everyday duties and taught the sixth grade room In the Lime Springs School up to Oct 23, excepting for one week for treatment at St. Mary's hospital In Rochester. Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon nt 2 o'clock at the Lime Springs Methodist Church, the pastor Rev. A. Harold Sparks officiating.

A ladles quartet corn- posed of Mrs. Eddie Hughes. nd Edwar Mouw. all ol Harvey Moldt. Mrs.

Cnrl Center, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs Harvey Moldt, Mrs. Carl Cassldy and Mrs L. W. Johnson sang "Jesus Savior Pilot Me" and the The organist was Mrs Abncr Burcsh The pallbearers were Hugh Jones, J.

B. Cray, L. A Fries Jr, Art Rembold, R. A. Vender Die, and Paul W.

Duck. The obituary follows. Obituary Henrietta Mouw Dowers, daughter of the late Edward nnd Edith Mouw, was born February 18, 190; on a farm near Bristol, Minnesota She was baptized In the Dutch Reformed Church at Qrecnlcafton. At an early age she moved with her parents to a farm near Lime Springs. She attended the schools of the community and graduated from the Lime Springs High School with the class of 1921.

As a young girl, she Joined the Methodist Church ot Lime Springs and remained an active member Henrietta prepared herself for the teaching profession by attending Cedar Falls nnd Upper Iowa colleges. After completing her education, she taught In many rural communities and for the last seven years had taught In the Lime Springs Public Schools. She had a total teaching service of 19 years, altho not consecutive yean Her students both ptesent and past at by the Rev Rlcftard Prcscott To this union were born two daughters, Sheryll Esther and Kar- cen Annette. Her home nnd her family were her pride and Joy. She leaves to mourn her parsing besides her husband and daughters, four sisters and a brother, also a host of relatives and friends.

The following relatives attended from distance- Mr and Mrs Dick Krcykes, Mr. and Mrs Onlllc DP Jong, Mr. and Mrs Herman Vant Hul. Mrs. Nellie Mouw.

Peter Mouw. Mouw, all of Sioux Gerald Famsworth of near Daiis Corners has been In poor i nil and Ls now a patient at i City Hospital Kind neighbors who a Me had only Ixgun his coin picking used two corn pickers ui help round up the pick ng chore and on Tucsd iv had three pickers 1 nt work. i the Dr A Durrsli In 191C nnd again In 1932 In differ- The building was nir cut parent groups Uoth i der construction i i i i 1936 after brief struggles of nnd a dedicated 1 few jears I936 a 7 Jc -j -Ha Lutheran church The first paMor arrU.d nlmoit a (Ion of the Mliinevota olstrla ofThe Pl SS 11 Mayor, 4 Councilmen Re-elected: Pete Kemmer New Councilman a big DC most and he will Club held Its regular i the voters Only 77 nt the school lunch nxmi Frlda cnn, and the Incumbent "officers evening. Ocl 23 9 members and returned to odlce scarce- NEW Sl'llSCIllllKKS visitor were prc-sent 1 any opposuion Uslbu I Tlic business meeting was ton- arry Klt rl wai as The Herald Ks pleased to announce l(1 by Pres Dunne Meier It i hCr CouVic test to the efficiency and loyalty that she manifested In her chosen Mouw, Mr. and Mrs Burlelgh Eviolt Mr.

r.nd Mrs Ray Ewalt, Mr and Mrs. Clinton Ewalt, and Mrs Esther Mao, all of Harmony, Minn Mr. and Mrs Donald Mouw of Waukon. Iowa, Mr and Mrs Emll Halweg and Lowell of Hatmony, Minn Mr. ind Mrs Paul Halwcg.

Canton, Minn Mr. and Floyd of DouBlas, i Mr and Mrs Lester Houdek of Shell Rock. Iowa, Mr. r.nd Mrs a Bowers and Mr Dale Bower i of West Union. Iowa; Mr C.

Bowers of Mason City. Iowa, Mr and Mrs Leigh Bowers. Mr and Mrs Cloy Meier and daughter of Postville, Carl Jacobson. Chester, Mrs Ernie Stockdnle. Chester: E.

E. Wllken Minneapolis. Wm Merrltt. Minneapolis, Mose Owen. Hall Wayne Roberts, Amej, norland Schoppers; Fred Harris, Cresco Roberta Croxton.

PreiUm, Mo Mrs Ervin Kallestad. Lloyd. Mrs Rlx. Ger.ild Mlcii- Ed Tioxcl. anH nn i i I Karen Wilson and Jeannlc Arm- were chosen Refreshments were served nnd Hi DON'T FOIir.KT The Lutefhk Supix-r at Saelcrs- dal Lutheran tomorrow cnlng.

Friday, Serving starts at 4 in. 45,, i i i flllliui Iteinbold i 76 voles, ind John Jones with 74 vou-s. 1 As Stanley Munkcl wa not a can- games were plajcd. under the for a second term as Coun- pervlslon of Mrs Jean Hippie 1 a Ilew candidate aaj. ofTer- Thc next meeting will be Nov 27 with Dean Chrlstl.in.sonj 1 and Raymond Klntr on the refresh-1 inent committee Reiwrter.

Mary Lou KA Ri peg At Jefferson, the fire department I found a grass fire i I held 1 Pct Kemmer. loctl ihe- a received 74 votes 'CHESTER METHODIST'S IHARVEST SALE recently TliLs one wi.s on wheels Illls Tucsda, 10 Ls the (i tc 1 bv Chester Me holLst i one wi.s on wheels ester holLst A the ton load of straw fire Hoard for their a a llar- on the Vlnce Ironard a us It was being hauled out for unload- Towa. CARD OF THANKS We desire to cypress to our kind nelghljors and thoughtful friends our heartfelt thants for your many expressions of sympathy, Innumerable kindnesses, acts of assistance. floral offerings and memorials. Our appreciation cannot be adequately expressed Don H.

Bowers and daughter: Sisters and brother. fci Stores to Close at Noon Armistice 11 Armistice Day. Nov. 11, is next Wednesday. The Lime SprtnRS Community club has designated a 12 clock noon cloning hour for that day, to remain balance of the Virginia Johnston Of Waterloo, Robert E.

Lee Married Sunday day. Mr and Mrs H. W. Blcvhoar ore announcing the marriage of their daughter. Virginia Johniton.

to Robert Lee. son of Mr ind Mrs A Lee of Howard, South Dakota, which took place Suncay, Nov. I. Rev. Thomas Llndfiay read the ceremony In the of the Immediate families of the couple In the Pre-Jjyterlan Manse at Lime Springs.

Attendants were Mrs Lee, sUUr of the bride, and cousin of the groom. Mrs Thomas Llmlnay played the weddlnj music The bride chose a blue dress flecked with black and black accessories, with a rhtnestone necklace and bracelet. the groom. Her corsage was of red rosis. Mrs.

Lee wore a peacock bine with ruuy accessories and rhlncstone necklace, gift of the bride. Her corsage was yellow pompons A wedolng dinner was wired to the fourteen guests In Cresco The table was beautifully decorated In the bride's colors, blue and tllow vest Sale This i l. the lpc of sale held lo.st car No- ni which a large uincun! of corn, bakc-d goods stock, ami mis items were sold Lc the general public The asle i at 1 00 m. I and a large crowd Is ex xcted Sale Items will be about. Uif same as formerly i not quite such a predominance of c-wn since It Is not quite MI plentiful this fall.

It is anticipated that there will be many mlscellam-oiis Irx.ns. hou-sehold furniture, stock, and baked goods to with blue and yellow pompoms A large bowl of blue and jellow pompoms and randies the table arrangement. The bride Is a graduate of Olivet Nazarene College at Ill and has been employed as an x-ray technician at Allen Memorial Hos- plUI In Waterloo After a wedding trip the couple will reside on a farm southwest of Chester, where the groom Is engaged In farming with his oouMn Those present were Mr and Mrs II W. Blcshoar of Oskaloosn, Mr and Mrs A Lee of Howard. 8 Dak.

Mr. and Mrs Earl Terryll of Odcaloosa. and Robert and Russell of Chester. OARmVAL PARADE IN DOWNTO WN DISTRICT FRIDAY AFTERNOON ni HUle llbtorlral Soclel) The Lime Springs School ras one of S2 organlzntlons or peivms tc rnfmb in the Ht.itc Iflstcrlcal Society of Iowa dm Ing the month of to Dr William October, Pcter-en Intendent IVo members of tho Society were enrolled as Life Min- bers Mr nnd Mrs Law-cncc Jon-s received word of the birth of i iion to Kenneth Jones, and Mrs Jones of Norfolk. Va The aby hni been named Dale a He weighed 8 Ibs 1 oz and is born Friday.

Oct 30 Mr and Mrs Donald iPete) Mui- i are of a 7 Ib 8 oz baliy k-lrl. Carolyn Jean, born Oct. 3i'h it Crcsfo Hospital Thf i i.ue two other children Mis and Ctrolyn relumed home Ionday rienlng. Mr and Mrs Paul Shea of Dot I'm Dak became the pan-ills 8 Ib 4 oz baby sill Oct 17. H)3 at the Carrlngt'jii hosp Ul.

i be named Pctfgy JCK Paul Is the son of Mr and Mis Win Shea of Lime Springs a Shea's lso a ion Howard Lodte No. nil A. F. it A. M.

Regular Meeting First Thursday of Month Hank Nlte at Lime Mrs Harold Egorlchs won Uie i i i nighi. Mrs Miller won $95 last night The Halloween Show -vjs tticra- ly enjoyed Saturday night. SPAP.