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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1920

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Graettinger Dominate Royal In Lakeside Park Baseball

Graettinger crushed Royal 15 to 1 at Lakeside Electric Park on Sunday. Haggerty powered a homer with a man aboard, while Olene Jacobson and Lou Jacobson also cleared the fences for four bases. Royal’s lone run came from defensive misplays as Laurens and Graettinger loom next, with rain-shortened prior games lingering in memory. A separate married men versus single men game ended in a disputed draw, and wool and hide markets show surplus with U.S. buyers offered Argentine wool at ten cents per pound, signaling broader manufacturing pressures lifting clothing costs.

Graettinger Lakeside Electric Park Royal Xoyss Haggerty Olene Jacobson Lou Jacobson Laurens Gracttinger United States U. S

West Bend Defeats Twilight Club In Slugger Showdown

Sunday afternoon West Bend defeated Twilight 4 to 2 in a strong baseball exhibition. Paulsen pitched for Graettinger and limited the opposition to a couple of hits while John Jensen and Strauser shared catching duties. three West Bend runs came on errors and Opine, the Bode light, was struck out three times by Paulsen, a notable feat against a famed batter.

West

Died From Peculiar Accident in Minnesota Garden

Three year old son of Mr and Mrs Carl Wac of Jackson Minnesota died after placing a small radish in his nose. The root fermented causing acute pain and a nose operation failed to save him. The death was attributed to lockjaw before relief could be obtained.

Carl Wac Jackson Minnesota

Hogs top Chicago market. Lakota edges Eatherville 1 0

The Quinn Brothers shipped a load of hogs that topped the Chicago market last week. Manager D. E. McCarty of the Live Stock Shipping Association says these were the finest hogs shipped from Grachtinger. price received was $16.50. Eatherville defeated Lakota in ten innings, 1 to 0.

Quinn Brothers Chicago D. E. McCarty Live Stock Shipping Association Grachtinger

Death of Mrs Hans Simonsen of Graettinger

Mrs Hans Simonsen of Graettinger passed away at her home on Monday afternoon after heart trouble. The Danish Lutheran services were held at her residence and at the church with burial in South Walnut cemetery. She was 66 years old, born September 17 1853 in Denmark. She immigrated to the United States at 18, lived in Chicago, and had eight children from two marriages. Survived by husband Hans Simonsen, four children, and siblings in Chicago. Her life was marked by faith and community service.

Hans. Simonsen Gruniettinger O. Sande South Walnut H. P. K. Hansen Marie Jorgensen Denmark United States Chicago Jurgen Paulsen Grachtinger Eght

Local family thanks neighbors for kindness after loss

Hans Simon and family express heartfelt appreciation for neighbors and friends who offered help during the illness and death of their wife and mother. They thank donors of floral gifts and Rev. J. A. E. Cunningham for his sympathy and prayers.

J. A. E. Cunningham Hans Simon

Danish Church Notes Hold Language Meetings Sunday

Danish and Norwegian church notes record English language meeting at Groottinger Sunday 10 40. Danish language session at Duusschol house J 2 30. Walnut church hosts evening English service 8 00 led by Rov Hansen. Railroad men receive big raise. U S labor board announces 600 million annually for 1 804 287 workers. hearings began April 106th. Herman Worland drove to Britt Wednesday.

Groottinger Duusschol House Walnut Church Rov. Hansen U. S. Labor Board

Dan Cupid Has A Busy Summer

Two Iowa couples wed in recent ceremonies. Chris Christensen and Anna Geil married at Emmetsburg with Rev. Brereton officiating. they start housekeeping on Christensen’s newly purchased farm. Gilbert Osher of Wallingford and Rebecca Burg of Wallingford were married at LaGrone’s home. they honeymoon in Minneapolis and St Paul and plan to settle in Wallingford. The Times extends congratulations and best wishes.

Gilbert Osher Wallingford Rebecca Ruth Burg J. W. LaGrone Methodist Episcopal Church Atherville S W. Burg Minneapolis St. Paul

Marriage of Wilfred Cuthbert and Elizabeth Nelson

Wilfred Cuthbert of Titonka and Miss Elizabeth Nelson of Humboldt wed at Boyle on Wednesday July 7. He is son of Rev A R Cuthbert and lived in Gradlinger. A war veteran, he served with a cavalry troop on the Mexican border. The Times offers congratulations to the couple. Also notes Nate Kendall of Albia secured the Republican governor nomination. E R Moore of Cedar Rapids failed to reach required percentage in primaries and party bosses ignored voters’ wishes as in Chicago.

Wilfred Cuthbert Titonka Elizabeth Nelson Humboldt Boyle A. R. Cuthbert Gradlinger Grachtinger Mexican the ‘Times

Laurens and Gracttinger Tie Decider at Lakeside Park

An upcoming Lakeside Electric Park game pits Laurens against Gracttinger to settle a tie from last month. Gracttinger backers urged to attend in large numbers as anticipation builds for a decisive match.

Lakeside Electric Park

Labor Day Meeting Friday in Gracttinger City

Citizens of Gracttinger are urged to gather at the Bachelors Club Friday evening July 23 at eight oclock to plan the annual Labor Day picnic and celebration. The notice signals start of promotion for the event. Hans Duus buys James Jensen residence near the opera house for 3900 dollars and will move to town with Mrs. Duus.

Gracttinger Bachelors Club Hans Dows Hans Duus James Jensen Opera House Duus

Auction Sale Raises Funds for Hereim Residence

At the auction sale Saturday afternoon the Hereim five room residence in the south part of town sold for 1065 dollars. It was purchased by John Kizer. Hereim also disposed of household goods at satisfactory prices. The safe was cried by auctioneer Reeves. Mr Williamson remains in Serious condition after a fall from his barn last week and is at Estherville hospital with slim chances of recovery.

Williamson Esther‘ville Hospital

Bank Robbers At Dunnell

Dunnell Minnesota bank robbers attempted to blow the safe but did not take cash. Jack Johnson former heavyweight boxer crossed the Mexican border at 10:20 Tuesday and was placed under arrest for Mann Act violation. Methodist Church notes Dr. McLaughlin to preach next Sunday at eight.

Dunnell Minnesota Dunnnell Ix Estherville Jack Johnson Hoe Methodist Episcopal Church

Lutheran Church Notes English Service at 10:80 Next Sunday

Graettinger notes Sunday school at 9 20 in the morning with Rev S O Sande leading the English service at 10 80 next Sunday morning.

Lutheran Church

Chautauqua Declared a Success This Year

The Groettinger Chautauqua closed with Bland's Musical Marines delivering pleasing selections and strong encores. A reading by Mrs. Smith highlighted the daytime program as a six-character play. Chairman A. A Johnson and Supt. Johnson of Largermne led efforts making the event financially successful and well attended. The Junior Chautauqua finale featured a beautiful pageant by local youths, praised for improvement over past years.

A. A Johnson Supt. Johnson Largermne Groettinger

Weather and Crop Report Notes Warm Week

The week brought very warm weather except Sumlay forenoon when a coat felt unnecessary. Saturday afternoon and Tuesday and Wednesday were excessively warm. Crops are in good condition with a promising outlook for a bumper corn yield. Early oats are largely in the stack. Late-cutting will start next week. Smelt grain yield is good though below average. Hay crop is light but better than feared. Time fly rains helped the hay. Earl Sawyer returned to Fort Dodge Tuesday morning.

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Base Ball News OF the Third Base West Bend Eatherville Lakota Uyneads Sys Graettirger Hans Simonsen Herman Worland Britt Dan Cupid Osher-Burge Cuthbert-Nelson Laurens Vs Woodman, Hall Bartleman Orchestra Gammon Simonsen Calvin Gammon Henry Simonsen Mr. Gammon Hendricks Christiansen Donald Hendricks Roy Christianson Myr. Hendricks Emmetsburg Earl Sawyer Fort Dodge Farmers & Merchants Bank Jno. P. Kieby Vincent Kelly R. S. Knight Iowa
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