Local Social News From Lost Island And Nearby Areas
Mrs Carl Christiansen and Mrs Olson of Lost Island called at the D I O Neill home Saturday. Miss Elizabeth Jensen returned from a western trip Sunday evening and enjoyed the time. Mr and Mrs Nels Press from Waseca Minnesota visited at Jacob Brekke’s this week. Mona Early extended visit with her grandmother after returning to Des Moines. Joseph Gabrielson will visit Waterloo on the way to Chicago where he has a good position. Fred Simonsen bought a new Ford car. Rita Mahan is vacationing at Arnolds Park. Anna Jorgensen and Josie Nolan visited Goodell and Relmond. Florence Wiggens of Goldfield visited Theodore Knutson's home. Catherine Crowley and brother from Milwaukee are visiting Mrs FP Leonard’s family. Joe Gabrielson and daughter Dennie spent Saturday with Dr Wilson and Rev Paulsrud at Orleans. A son was born to Tanner Jacobsen of Slayton Minnesota on August 1. The Times extends congratulations. J Jacobsen and family, J O Kelly and daughter Margaret, returned to Omaha after two weeks with Mrs Kelly’s daughter. Agnes Conlon of Emmetsburg and Loretta Mahan of Carroll Bluff spent Sunday with the Mahan home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Christiansen
Olson
Lost Island
D. ‘I. O'Neill
Ira Ericson
Kensett
Elizabeth Jensen
Everning
Nels Press
von Ted
Waseen
Minnesota
Jacob Brekke
Joel Early
John Birkland
Des Moines
Mona
Joseph Gabrielson
Chicago
Mia
Doe Gabrielson
Waterloo
Joseph
Fred Simonsen
Jdensen Hardware
Rita Mahan
C. A. Jensen
Arnolds Park
Anna Jorgensen
Josie Nolan
Goodell
Relmond
Florence Wiggens
Goldfield
Tanner Jacobsen
Slayton
The
Times
Paul
Jacobsen
Kelly
Margaret
Omaha
D. J. Fitzpatrick
Agnes Conlon
Emmetshore An
Loretta Mahan
Caumeil Bluffs
George
Milford
K. L. Hoxie
Fairbanks
Elwood
Nanamaker
Clover
Jensen Hardware
TuVerne
Antone Fi. Johnson
Emmetsburg
Grachtinger
Clemmensen
Conrad Baumgartner
LiVerne
Earl Masters
R. W. Nanamaker
Buelah
Art Espesch
Estherville
Buelah Nanamaker
Rolfe
Floyd Fleming
Karl Jones
Whittemore
Andy Johnson
Helen
Algona
Johnson
J. A. Jensen
Fred Hartman
West Bend
Elmer Steil
Steil
Hartman
Gylling
Peterson
Owenson
Esther
Gamble
Winchester
Hstherville
L. Hazen
Avoca
Graettinger
Fred Rubink
Apo
John Reiff
Fonda
Sam Show
Lamberton
Nels
Bert Barrett
Sioux City
Coleman
Witherville
A. H. Henningsen
Doris
Washington, D. C
Newark
New Jersey
New York City
Graettinger Nursery
Max Kalp
Cedar Rapids
Rs. James Sandvig
Emme Sturm
A. V. Bormann
Glara Paulsen
Angeles
VY. J. Paulsen
Paulsen
Los Angeles
Oscar Susa
West
Suxs
CG. P. Jensen
Lakefield
Forrest Sipes
University Hospital
Iowa City
F. C. Wiegmann
Wisconsin
Elizabeth Leary
Lowell
Indiana
Robert Starkey
Merbere
Thomas Conway
J. P. Conway
Liver
H. C. Mundhenk
Clifford Koob
Humbolt
Graettinger News and Local Notes Roundup
Graettinger events feature farm reports and social notes. A 20 acre oat field near TuVerne was stripped by army worms while Elmer Steil’s death and many visits from relatives mark a busy week in Graettinger and surrounding towns.
Social and Ladies Aid Gatherings In The Community
The M E Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Gilbert Osher's home on Thursday August 15 with Mrs. Osher and Mrs. Burg hosting. The Danish Ladies Aid plans a gathering at Mrs. S K Simonsen's home on August 14 with Mrs. Simonsen and Mrs. Peter Miller to entertain. A Mason family reunion occurred last Sunday with all relatives visiting. A postnuptial shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Erling Johnson at Ingvald Dalen's home with many young guests and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. TI
Gilbert Osher
E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Osher
Burg
K. Simonsen
Danish Ladies’ Aid Society
Simonsen
Peter Miller
Erling Johnson
Ingvald Dalen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eales
Vorl & Horats
Etin
Navy
Noble’s Grocery
Fisher Hotel
Cate R. L. Hoxie
Prop
Percalus
Staan Peas
Osher’s Dept. Store
Iowa
P. Bannon
Gracttinger
My. Bannon
J. P. Christiansen
Times Office
Mr. Christiansen
Christiansen
Barber
R. C. Mason
Stee
Standard Oil Company
Imi
Diane
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