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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
5
The United Doctors licensed in Iowa offer free consultation and examination for chronic diseases to all who call on this trip. They claim success in stomach and nerve diseases, blood and kidney issues, and note they avoid operations. Deafness sometimes cured in sixty days and advice given if incurable. Married women must come with husbands.
HOPRIG Misa Witla Taylor came down from Hatherville to spend Thanksgiving with her parents. A surprise dance was held at the Frank Craven home Monday evening in honor of Mr Craven's birthday. Those present enjoyed a pleasant time. My, and Mva. John Mowitt spent Thanksgiving with the latter's sister, Mrs Wells. John Wier a sale Monday did not draw a large crowd but everything sold well. Mrs Andrew Wilson and child ren visited her sister, Mrs Chris Hannon, here last week before leaving for their future home at Conrad where Mr Wilson will work for Geo Scovilla, his former employer while here. Mrs John Kirklandnd accompanied her sister and husband, Mr and Mrs A J Johnson of Grachtig er, to Mason City Saturday in their outfit, where they visited over Sunday with relatives.
J W Oakes rode the train from Ringsted on Sunday night to Chicago to attend the Tatermebbomettes Show and planned a visit with his mother and relatives near Oregon Illinois before returning. Chaus Moltz with neighbors moved two cars of stock and goods from Ringsted to Burron Wisconsin and will be joined by Pan Dahlke. Mrs Moltz and two sons will follow. Local friends send best wishes for health and prosperity. Ladies Tengus invite all to Weds Dec 13 with Mrs W R Bevan.
Mr and Mrs GO EH Beardin attended German church in Graettinger Sunday. Mr and Mrs Theodore Thorsen were visitors at the Sandvick home. Dana Wilken is in poor health. The Ladies Aid held their annual bazaar at the center schoolhouse on Thanksgiving Day. Mrs Jake Nyborg has been on the sick list. M C Grier of Eimmetsburg moved to his farm Friday. Mr and Mrs H H Sanvielli entertained many friends at a dinner Sunday. Henry Helgen of Emmetsburg looked after his farm in twelve Mile township Friday. Miss Mable Thorson has had appendicitis but is somewhat better.
Russell George from Grinnell writes he is pleased with the paper, enjoys Grinnell College, reports a successful year, and notes plans for an opera house. He praises the town, predicts a bright future for himself, and hopes to become a successful businessman.
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