05 Feb 1920
Page 5
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
5
Noting the appeal of its made to measure service the International tailors showcase a wide display of all wool fabrics and models. The firm invites men seeking a host of tailored clothes at economical prices to view the collection and see the distinctive fit and style offered.
Community notice describes W J Stevens offering home shoe repair at reasonable prices from his residence near Knut son’s Short Order. Also includes unrelated ads for Larsen Sanitarium hydriatic baths and various sales and notices dated 1920.
Rates set for holders and patrons with rentals at 16 dollars if paid in advance and 18 dollars otherwise. Payments may be quarterly semi annual or annual. E A Baumgartner secretary Graettinger Telephone Co.
Oscar Suss moves to his farm on March first. Luther League plans a Sunday program. Mr. Gardner returns from Kim bersburg after attending a district M E church convention. Miss Kathryn and Mildred Mahan visit Emmetsburg for the weekend. Otto Jensen moves to his south of Jackson farm. Jacob Brekke returns from Eagle Grove to tend family illness. K P Lodge hosts a social with music and dancing. Basket social at Maple Hi school District 7 on Feb 12 led by Blanche Nelson. Earl McNutt auction near Stuthven and Grodland sale near Wallingford noted. Grodland and Reeves touted as able auctioneers. Local teachers honor Miss Littleton with a shower. Catholic Ladies Aid Society party well attended at Woodman hall. Ten of Timmersburg players compete with Graettinger. Mrs. Grodland wins prize for best player. Hogs sold by Wm. Baker at Graettinger. Local families attend Orlando Olson funeral at Wallingford. Births at John Kenta’s on Jan 21. Wicks school resumes after teacher shortage. Helen Welch of Ringsted teaching. Roy Young visits Rosale. John Bailey attends Orlando Olson funeral. Hert Sytama arrives at new home near Bella, Iowa. Robert Bonold and Carl Wicks mentioned.
Soutsland News reports Hauge family and friends hosting Tuesday evening in honor of Nels Hauge turning 18. Attendees included Walter Matsen Ed Ellingtonston H Sandvik Veneta Hannah Sheffield and Hauge relatives. Also notes Tuesday afternoon visit by Hauge and Sandvik women and Sheffield associate.
Miss Ethel Sheffield visited her sister Mrs Milo Hausner in Estherville. Vegge Jacobson sold his cattle at Grachtinger Saturday. Hans Holte was very ill at the end of the week. Thira Thorson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ole Thorson has been ill for the past two weeks.
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