Local notes from Estherville area gathering updates
Mrs Marvin Milley visited her brother Carl Sevatson from Estherville last week. A concert at the M W hall last Friday netted over $98. Miss Konma Egerson returned from Ames after visiting her sister. Mr and Mrs Z O Kasa and family visited Wallingford Friday. Mrs Gus Gilbert returned from Ames to see her daughter. Several residents enjoyed Easter at home. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs J P Jensen on April 7. Ed Osher’s new house work progresses as Nels Osher and G E Moore visit Estherville. A Mason City party bought 13 head of cattle from G E Moore. Frank Linney suffers rheumatism in his foot and will be laid up awhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Milley
Esthervile
Carl Sevatson
M .W. Hall
Konma Egerson
Ames
Z. O. Kasa
Wallingford
Gus Gilbert
J. P. Jensen
Agohn Wee
Withebille
G. E. Moore
Estherville
Ed. Osher
Nels Osher
Mason City
Gkriday
G .E. Moore
Frank Linney
Emmet County Teachers Plan Estherville Study Center
A teachers convention will hold a study center meeting in Estherville next Saturday for rural teachers of Emmet county. Supervisor Mr. Hart and Miss Osborn of Cedar Falls will attend. Hart will supervise and speak on didactics while Osborn discusses domestic science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iha
Emmet County
Estherville
Hart
Cedar Falls
Miss Osborn
Farmers Club Program at Lost Island Farm Friday Night
The Lost Island Farmers Club meets Friday April 16 at 8 pm in Solow. Martin Simonson reports. Theo Hermanson chairs a debate on whether women should have equal suffrage with A. S. Affirmative led by A. I. Lande Cecil Twait Thea Hermanson Abe Christensen Negative with Bachelors' Club Westie O Connor Art Henningson John Jertson V Kelly. Mabel Thorson hosts a box social with each lady bringing lunch for two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Club
Lost Island Farmers’ Club
Solow
Martin Simonson
Theo Hermanson
A. S
A. I. Lande
Cecil Twait
Thea Hermanson
Abe Christensen
Bachelors
Westie O'Connor
Art Henningson
John Jertson
V. Kelly
Rural witches and city life clash in lived lessons
A long comparison contrasts country and city youths learning the ways of each setting. Amid city lessons and farm tasks, humorous observations show how quickly each adapts to unfamiliar routines before noting local official notices and an estate appointment.
Notice to Clear Winter Waste by May First 1915
Town ordinance requires removal of manure ashes and garbage from allies and backyards by May 1 1915. Any remaining waste will be cleared by the town and taxed to the property. Wm Penn Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger
Wm. Penn
Wm, Penn
Eggs for hatching from Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds
Eggs for hatching offered from a balanced flock headed by a cockerel from A. A. Carvers Red Farm Ohio. Hens are of Bill Taft stock. Settings: 15-14 15 4 A. R. Cuthbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
A. A. Carvers
Red Farm
Ohio
Bill Taft
A. R. Cuthbert
Executrix Appointed in Louis F Nefstead Estate
Notice states Margaret Nefstead is appointed and qualified as executrix of the estate of Louis F Nefstead, late of Lee county Illinois, deceased. Creditors must pay promptly and file claims with the Clerk of the District Court of Palo Alto County Iowa, authenticated for allowance. Attorneys B A Morling and W H Morling. Dated March 29, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Palo Alto County
Niels Peter Olesen
District Court
Louis F. Nefstead
Lee
Ilinois
Margaret Nefstead
B. A
W. H. Morling
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W. BE. Brooks
Fred Heidecker
Armatrong
Sando
Vaatan
Theo, Pet
Mason-Con
Ron
Spor
Farmers Phone No
Graettifger
M. O. Grodland
THE
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
United States Government
M. L. Brown, Pres
A.J. Johnson
V-Pres
John C. Jerteon
T. D. Collins
Sherwin-Williams
Ole Olesen
McCarty & McCarty
Jake
City
Leghorn
al Stack
G. C. Coolidge
Bett
Lewis Lippold
Town
Fred Simonsen
Tf Graettinger
R. J. Reds
A. He Shaver
Prop
Dro Pres
Barber
Estherville, Iowa
Alfred Skow
Spies Bros
Ioan Bondhus
Pres
J. Ant
N, Mer
Sarmers’ Grain Co
American Steel Posts
H. Green
Royal Lumber Company
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