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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
5
The clipping lists various locals such as Leareday, Amundson of Twelve Mile, Sunday meals at Aisen's, visits by Mrs Refsell and Mrs Sam Peterson of Graettinger, and several families taking trips to Spencer to spend the day at Gus Anderson's. There was no school Thursday due to Miss Hanson’s illness. Leo Christianson works for Levi Olson.
Mrs W J Maher visited with her sister Mrs A L Fisher on Friday forenoon. Miss Katherine Maher visited at Amdalls last Saturday. Mr and Mrs C B Larson and children visited with Mrs Chris Stians on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Alfred Nelson and Emma Osher called on A C Jensens Sunday. Mr and Mrs Amdall were Graettinger visitors one day last week. C B Larsons visited at Joe Omundsons Sunday afternoon. Mr Wilson has not been improving as much as could be desired. Miss Rose Wilson spent Sunday at home. Amy Lippert Rose Wilson Andrew Jensen and Willie Overholt attended Teachers Convention at Estherville Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Jim Conway visited Emmetsburg on Sunday. A party at Foshers Saturday evening drew many local attendees. Miss Bessie Millen traveled to Emmetsburg Sunday. Large crowd attended the ball game at Sammers Sunday. Various locals visited relatives and friends around town Sunday including the Wikerts Hurlberts and Luhmanns. Several attended a Graettinger play Saturday evening.
Partial OCR fragment notes bills about venue changes and selecting newspapers for notices. Mentions clerks designating newspapers for original notices and actions against unknown defendant juries to appear when called, suggesting a legislative update on notice methods and jury processes.
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