The Ireton Ledger from Ireton, Iowa • Page 1

LEDGER i i Hawkins, a pioneer of this vicinity, passed Ifc borne of her daugh- 1. Simmons, ycster-. leased had been in me and spent Wl --s of her life of Herdaughter where given the best of mourn her niisband and two cliild- it Hawkins, who resides ne place near Maur- iessie Simons of this tKe arrange- which have not been at tHis wiling, will be it Saturday. lOUROUcSf HERE FOR BURIAL of Burl Lewis Hardres shipped here from Saturday, where he hrjday of a of diseases, leakage being the cause of been poorly since lie measles in February! rtdft gresit deal i by doatb. liar! was a jd by every one that just growing from i young manhook, joj'of hii dither, who BIJ forward with much for his by was horn at A I 1909, WAS spent, later I'lilh his father to Wood-; lyand imd lived r.ear The funeral from the E.

A. Linden- IRETQN COUPLE MARRIED AT CHEYENNE, WYO, enne, were marr" luge tit a pretty 1 mo weddin.r at nigh Sunday" 22, at the residence of Mr! street, CheyeW. ceremony was performed by Rev. Guv H' Konkel of the M. K.

in the presence of i friends and business associiues of the groom. The bride wore a benuti POPULAR IRETON i COUPLE WED AND SURPRISE FRIENDS MANY ATTEND ALUMNI BANQUET HERE The annual banquet and nro wedding. Rev. tt ceremony. After the the wedding party to there that day and re, 0 i i Undo of this happy Kioi'iii tional black.

at the man-iage altar by r. and Unvis. I i a -after Uie ceremony a two course' wedd ing dinner was served. Mr. and Mrs.

Parro'u i re- siae at Cheyenne where Mr Prtvrott is engaged in the i ture business, and they win 0 to housekeeping at once m-the home 510 25th street, which the groom had prepared for the ception of his Both the bride and groom thu iwppy event lived in Ireton here heTavin- rowo to practically all their lives and need manhood in this no comments here on their splen- a 2 p. )e Witt being in charge. (composed of Mr. and jlwrris, K. IE.

L. Morrison selections- The six boys about the 5 deceased, Waiter Lin Uiusell Goons, Roger ion Rotors, Milton Harold Twillman. islaid to rest; in the tery. Those niourn- H.v death besides his lis stepmother, a step- a folf sister. fcBrosvn had tha uiis- break her hip one day TSEthe home of W.

G. jfeuliiiM, where she is She had aris- and in reaching the Grandma Brown years of age. Her sbere express their sincere hoped that i re- otuckenbrack of Place. She was born and grew to womtmhood at the lioae near Sioux Center and with ber parents to ma ke i- home in Ireton about a year is an accomplished tody and possesses a charm- personality and i make a helpmate to the 01-411 she new home most erediiubly. The joitis u-'ir'h i i host of friends here in heartiest and best wishes for a happy and prosperous wedded life, Ireton Defeats Co Team.

The Ireton base bail team oe- feated Co. K. teutn from Le Mars in a fast and interesting game on the ireton grounds last afternoon by the score of 13 to 3. The Ireton players batted two pitchers of the visiiing team out of the box. The visitors made their three scores on errors.

Manager H. Persbuoin au nounees that tbelretou team will play Indian Creek at the Washington Farm Bureau picnic near McNall.y today. Next Sunday they i play the Dry, Greek team on the Ireton grounds. The home team are now playing a tine game of ball and are dnisv- i games. The Ledger joins host of i in with their 'exlendin A i ueurtiest corigratultttions and best wishes a happy and prosper ous married life.

A family reunion was held at the home of Mr and Mrs. Henry Dittmer Sunday, it also Mr. and Mrs. Fred association was held in ffvnioajiuai of the high school Ilmnsda.y evening, was attended by former a a lie class of 1924 and a number was and banquet tables we7- beauti- lull.V decorated for the occasion winch the color scheme of blup sold, the alumni colors earned nut very tastily. CVCri I esided as toa3 acrcas.

ihe banquetwas served tour courses as follows: Es- otatoes, veal loaf, lima buttered parker house onvos, radishes, a i cheese straws, grape sher- angcl food cake, coiFee, opera ff PIT gram was Tlie folJowin carried out: Me of 1924, by the Instrumental solo, Cathryn Uiughan rf to Class Toastraistress Response, Mabel Beid Saxaphono solo, Andy Quken toast, Reverberations Thru Ages Response, R. C. Brown Piano Duct, Mrs. Henry Poll Lola hiter Vcical Duet, Mrs. Brown.

Included in the program were short talks by several of" the out- or-town Following the banquet and program a business meeting- of the association was held at which the following officers were elected for the coming year: Mr. and Mrs. F. H. and children, Elizabeth, Frederick, Philip, Herbert, Paul and Jfttnes of Minneapolis, a and A W.

Crce waidt of Neptune. Four of the children were not; able to be present, C. Kooiman. proprietor of the Corner Cash Store in Rock Valley, has made arrangements g.imo ui ULI.II uuu me ing good crowds to witness the fPen a store at Lebanon. He has 'leased the store bmldingthere and bought wlat goods there were in the store.

He plans to in a slock of goods there and run it in connection with his store here. Mr. Kooiman is making good success with his score here, and i "no doubt build up a good business in Mrs, F. F. Morris left by auto Tuesday morning for Lake Oko boji where she will be a guest for a few fays afc a house party which is beiag given to a party of lady friends by Miss Syu Gleysteen of A From Alton Mrs.

Morris waa accompanied by several of the lady guests of that place. the Lebanon vicinity. le.v Bee. Rock RULE BOOK OF SUCCESS i-ac fe --u, men, practically rverv one of which gained a start in life through of his income. MY Bank will he glad to help you to get started on ft you will beWprised how quickly the amount you save wii.

Northwestern Bank of Ireton 3rd Vice President, Alta NVrighc; 4th Vice President, Mabel Schou- tcn; Secretary, Mae Poll; Treasurer, Oren Riter. of the Alumni present Robert Brown 90 Paullina Mrs. Goo, Campbell '92, Mra. Kred Ktuter 9C, Mrs. R.S.Miller '98, Bertha Bahr '02, Mrs.

J. Karr 03, Mrs. B. T. Bay Mrs.

Eliner Satterlee '08, Mrs. Gladys Riley '11, Sioux City' LeRoy Chenall '12, Alta "Wright 13, Airs. Delbert Day 13, Mrs. Ira Levering '14, Grace Ahman '15, Hudson, S. Cooper '15, Oreu Riter '15, Alvin Karr '15, Mrs.

Spencer Plumb '16, Paullina, Mrs. Merle Yates '16, Edwin Morrison '16, Kathryn McCaughan '17, Mrs. Mabel Twillman '19, Lester Orouse '19, Paullina, Gertrude alley '21, Mrs- Henry Poll '21, Lola Riter '21, Mabel Schouten '21, Andrew Pereboom '21, ArthurCollins '21, Ernead Goodmauson '22, Ben Hoitdorf '22, Laura Onken '22, Florence Brown '22, Vera Muell er Johnson '22, Lucilie Miller'22 Andy Onken 23, William Muelle 3 Kenneth Miller '23, ila Members of the class of 1924 and other guests were: Guy Craik, Mabel Reid, Martha Lindenman, Evelyn Struble, Inez Riter, Morris Lvluter, Nellie Morrison, June Shoemaker, Donalc Hailey, Dortha Carpenter, Mrs Craik, Clifford Miss Everhard, Sioux City, Mrs Wright, Delbert Day. Mrs, Robt Brown, Paullina, Marian Brown Geo. Campbell, R.

Miller, Randall Karr, B. T. Bay, Ira Levering, Mrs. H. A.

Eric son, Spencer Plumb, Pauliina Merle Yales, Mrs. Edwin Morri son, Adolph Twillman, Miss Shankland, Paullina, Helen Hall ey, Henry Poll, Mrs. A. Engeis of BLANKS ARE NOW HERE FOR FEDERAL BONUS Dr. T.

E. McGwigrhan, adiatant Bertram PostAmericarjiLeffion, announces that application blanks tor the soldiers' bonus have been received here and arrangements are being made to assist all ex- service men, whether members ot the post or not, in making- out the blanks for compensation for military service. Requirements for filling ia the applications will include the official discharge papers, the army serial number, and other data if buc i finis infobmatioii" a not available the application vill be made if pnly the veteran's name is given. To expedite mafc- it is considered advisable that apphcatioos be made' through lie otfreea of IOCP! Post where L.i the necessary information may Je. given aad conveniences may )e had.

Every assistance will be Jiven ex-service men without Many Attend Klan Conclave at Sheldon. Mora than a hundred people v-em Ireton and. vicinity motored bheldon Jast Saturday to attend he state conclave of rhe Knio-hts Klux Kian and They eport that the.y witnessed one of he most unusual and awe inspir- og spectacles that was ever seen this part of the country; It i aid that more than 2000 robed Klansmen participated in the day's program and a crowd of more ban people from all parts of rhe middle west were in attend nee. In the evening just at dusk the parade marched through the streets of 2000 Kiansman marching four abreast and headed by the Klan band and mounted on robed lorses covered a distance of more Lhan eight blocks. Several floats were evidence in the parade.

One float draped in snowy white womanhood, the float- ---innocence" carrjfoo- a number of echool' children preceded the little red school house flying the American flag. When" the parade returned to the fair grounds where the conclave was aeld, the rbbed men formed two human crosses iu the big arena and the crosses brilliantly lighted by flaring candles held by the Klansmen. Several hundred candidates marched through the center of each of the crosses headed by flag bearers to tha platforms where they were received into the Kiari. During this prc- an airplane floated through the sky brilliantly electric lighted fiery cross streaming from the plane. The evening perform ance was concluded with the grand display of fireworks in which several fiery crosses were illuminated, and a huge white horse.

George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and a i school house were some of the other pieces pictured in the display. Fifty more miles of Clay county roads i be graveled this summer all township secondary roads, according to a decision reached by the board of supervisors last week. Mr and Mrs. Byron Peebles went to Hsiwavden Wednesday for a few days sit We're Moving We wish to announce to our customers and friends that we are moving our stock of general merchandise to the Selzer building on the west side of Main street first door north of the City meat market, where we expect to be ready to meet our friends and serve you with the best of merchandise at the usual attractive prices next Monday. We will discontinue business at the old stand after closing hours on Saturday.

Win. Schouteiv Prop, Gash Economy Store, Is There a Man In Ireton Who-Wants to Make Money? and vicimtywho is looking for a cleauiicut, sirtigfa business in which a small investment is required with assurance of absolute safely and quick turn over? No previous sales experience necessary to sell our staple direct towearer shoes. Get into a permanent busi- ness of your OWN, fill out coupon below and mail to DOUBLEWEAR SHOE CO. Minneapolis, Minnesota. Name Address City State.

I (Since 1889) Presbyterian Church Noles Regular preaching services next Sunday morning followed by the Sunday School. If you are cot a rogular attendant at any othe church you are given a welcome to come and worship with us. Tho text for the sermon next Sunday morning: wi.l be that passage of scripture in which America is mentioned the pastor urges ail 10 look up to the passage and bo abie to tell him where it is found. The sermon i iu keeping with Independence Pay and yt'-u miss a rare treat if vou arc not preseut to hear the or locture AS it might be ceiled, fis it wiil be something worth'while. Rsv- A.

Z. Mc(i o-ney is an interesting speaker on any svibjcct of public inUresi while he his three score years and ten he is not old a' boy among boy a. It is ui-tfed that ail make a special! effort to be present next Sunday at 10:30 m. STATEMENT As compared with this date last year. RESOURCES June 21, 1923 Loans discounts.

$263,779.18 Overdrafts 120.22 Building and Fixtures 9,000.00 CASH RESOURCES 54,068.90 LIABILITIES June 21, 1923 Capital and Surplus 25,000.00 Profits, net .4 2,517.30 DEPOSITS. We' give you an ini 299,451.00 $326,968.30 June 21,1924 $254,263.60 241.77 9,000.00 $334,653.50 June 21, 1924 $25,000.00 2,583.01 307,070.49 $331,65350 itation to do your banking business this bank and assure that we will do our best to make our relations pleasant and assur 3 you we are conducting our business along conservative lines to ive our depositors protection. In addition to our large cash reserve Jye are our surplus funds in sscurad demand loans on whi I the cash anytime we need it MASt.