Local Social Notes From Estherville Area
Misses Margaret Boxard and Mayme Race spent Sunday at the J. H. Nichtern home. Mrs. J. L. Birkland and daughter Eunice Jett visited Mason City relatives last week. Gerton Franklin arrived from Chicago and visited his mother. Lucille Toxtenrudle of Estherville stayed with Mabel Iverson. ALS Johnson recovering after Des Moines surgery. Royal Lumber moving office from Domersburg to Charles City. company owns ten yards. A Graci nger area dance Friday night drew many youths. M. L. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs E. S. George’s home February 5. Mr. and Mrs. J. Nichtern and Mabel and Marvin motored to Mankato. Mabel to attend Mankato Commercial College. Petersen of south of town had appendectomy last fall. 31 days in hospital. feels new. A. N. Jensen and R. Greengo visited Estherville and Graettinger respectively. S. George traveled to Chicago. L. C. Barringer to Waterloo. Sam Bondhus visited his sister in Lamberton. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Clotuens on Tuesday January 14. J. J. Gammon hosted the evening Card club. Progressive Five Hundred and luncheon. Albert Masters returning from Coleman Hospital with legs knitting after December injury. John Reidy reports Creighton’s strong basketball season. Creighton beat Iowa after Minnesota. Omaha teams defeat Notre Dame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Boxard
Mayme Race
J. H. Nichtern
J. L. Birkland
Eunice Jett
Mason City
Gerton Franklin
Chicaro
Lucille Toxtenrudle
Estherville
Mabel Iverson
Als. Johnson
Des Moines
Royal Lumber Company
Dommersburg
Charles City
James Jensen
Gractiinger
Ladies’ Aid Society
George
Fidler
Nightern
Mabel
Marvin
Mankato
Minn Iwat
Mankato Commercial College
Nichtern
Poteysen
Hone
Albert Masters
Coleman Hospital
Osberville
John Reidy
Omaha
Creighton
Minnesota
Fang
Iowa University
Iowa
Omaha Camers
Notre Dame
Local Notes Reflect Visitors and Events in Emmet County
Charles Spica's illness. Wm Brett visited Des Moines friends. John J Mahan guest at Emmeteburg. WF Bannon and son Joe on business in Hatherville. Alfred Wertergarl bought a new Chevrolet. Misses Anna and Frieda Stokte hosted at Estherville. travels to Chamberlain SD. funeral of a St James nephew. James Bigley of Gilmore City visited family. new baby for Ray Wikert. congratulations to C S George and John Warburton. Myles Mahan Jr from Omaha visiting relatives. Masura Joe and others attended a St James funeral. A H Henningsen to Chicago buying trip and Retailers Commercial Union exhibit. G T Sevdy still unable to use left hand after blood poisoning. Bigleys recovered from flu. Clarence Christiansen teaching in Huron SD. fire destroyed Huron High School. Elsie Becie Company Lyceum at Hawkeye theatre. Royal Neighbor lodge party with Five Hundred. Embroidery Club dinner at Jensen home. husbands invited to dinner. pleasant gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spica
Wm. Brett
Des Moines
John J. Mahan
Emmeteburg
WF Bannon
Joe
Hatherville
Alfred Wertergarl
Anna
Frieda Stokte
Estherville
Eeeee Gerton Franklin
Chamberlain
South Dakota
Suneda
H. H. Sanding
St. James
James Bigley
Gilmore City
Joseph Bigley
Ray Wikert
George
Grinnell
John Warburton
Fort Dodge
Myles Mahan, Jr
Omaha
Masura Joe
Nela
Otis Hauge
Ludwig Bodhmer
Porter Thorson
Chicago
Retailers
Commerial Union
G. T. Sevdy
Hawkeye Theatre
Grachtinger
Mas
T. B. Tessles
Royal Neighbor Lodge
D. A. Jensen
Elizabeth Spies
Embroidery Club
To The Market Exhibit Promises Better Values And Lower Prices
To The Market announces an exhibit of merchandise stating they pass savings to customers as better values and lower prices. The note emphasizes buying advantage and customer benefit from shopping the exhibit.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wolverine
Goodyear
Burkhead & Co
A. N. Jensen
R. Greengo
Mamersburg
Graettinger
al Kin
J. B. Lambe
Geasttinger
M. Resh
Rebekah
Woodman Hall
Moore
Gracttinger
Some Seed Co
Simonsen “Bros
Grodland
Reeves Keator
Aucts
iCheck
Retailers Commercial Union
Block Fan Auditorium Hotel
Osher’s Dept. Store
Isti
Majestic
Tarcome
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