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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
11
The Man From Home Correct glasses are the only kind that will prove of genuine benefit to your eyes. Our glasses materially help your vision. They enable you to see and read right because they are carefully fitted. $5.00 and up plus war tax 5 percent. Beat Jenses any style. Office hours 9 to 12 2 to ? Make your reservations by phone.
Miss Iona Pierson was at Estherville Saturday along with Jorgen Larsen and Harold Rousch. W I Wycolf and daughter were in Emmetsburg Saturday. Miss Millie Knutson visitED her sister in Luverne and Emmetsburg over the weekend. Dr Ballheim of Mason City will be at Windsor hotel April 2.
The brief item notes Wildey's seed potatoes advertisement amid a sparse local column. It lists numerous residents and their travel, visits, and routines from Estherville to Emmetsburg and Des Moines, with Easter events and a late winter storm mentioned. The county town activity covers social visits, trips, and upcoming plans.
E. E. Ballheim, Mason City eye specialist, will be at Windsor Hotel in Graettinger Iowa from 8 a m to 4 30 p m offering scientific fitting of glasses for all ages. He promises glasses that fit and seeks referrals for headaches dizzy spells eye strain and blurred reading or sewing.
Wm. Washington was over from Ruthven Sunday. Rev. S. O. Sande was a south bound passenger Friday. Leland Laughlin came up from Emmetsburg Saturday afternoon. Miss Kathryn McNulty was up from Emmetsburg over Sunday. Mrs. Henry Knutson and baby were passengers to Emmetsburg Sunday evening. Miss Katie Barnhart of Emmetsburg spent Easter with her parents in this city.
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