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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1929
Page
7
Rodman visitors and residents attended Easter events and Sunday visits across multiple households. A baby was born to George Meyers of the Ringsted area, with congratulations from the Times. Enderes tools stock is now complete at Jensen Hardware, and Evelyn Swift becomes cashier at Osher Department Store succeeding Ruth Hrieson.
C A Jensen and A H Henningsen handled business matters on Wednesday with tools can be bought at Jensen Hardware. D E McCarty plans to Rochester to visit his sister Miss Julia. Marion Hoisington arrived from Fort Des Moines to visit Mrs J T Michaels. Lavonne Jackson visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Gabrielson. A daughter was born April 10 to Mr and Mrs John Simonsen. congratulations from The Times. Estherville voters will decide on $160000 school bonds on May 8. Glenn Michaels and Harold Lowman visited J T Michaels family. J P Jensen traveled to Audubon, then Chicago and Jacksonville. Evening lunches offered at Tisher Hotel & Cafe. Thomas P F Toyce, 88, longtime harness maker, died in Emmetsburg. Rev CG Justensen of Shelby promoting Iowa Young People’s Luther League. he is Axel M Andersen’s classmate. Miss Julia McCarty’s condition remains about the same, plans to go home delayed by weather and road conditions.
Saturday’s market day sale proved highly successful with substantial property entered for auction. L A Schumacher, long-time Ellington farmer, now based near Ringsted, requests a change of address in the Times as Mrs Schumacher has been ill. D E McCarty places a new asphalt roof on his west town residence. Fred Kent attends Joe McCarty funeral from Algona and notes Ford sales nationwide outpacing deliveries amid strong demand.
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