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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1912
Page
7
Local happenings and social notes from Graettinger and nearby towns. Mentions of visitors, weddings, births, and community events. Highlights include travel to Estherville and Armstrong, Chautauqua appearances, summer receptions, and upcoming ball tournament plans.
South Walnut notes list Dr Hession a caller from Graettinger. John and Mrs Zubler visited Clarence Thompson. Dr Schultz spoke on tubercular diseases at Osgood. Kenneth Clark spent time with Elmer Wells. Fred Millerke graduated as tensorial artist at Sioux City. Della Deneen and Alice Jackman visited Emmetsburg friends. L H Butler and daughter visited the Wells. Mrs Guerdett in Minneapolis visiting daughter Josephine. Margaret Guerdett plans a health trip to Colfax Springs. Oats in shock. farmers worked Sunday to save crop. Mesdames Wells and Clara Thompson visited the Briley family.
Miss Minnie Nyborg returns to Lost Island for a short holiday visiting relatives and friends after a stay in Chicago and her hospital duties.
M Williams enjoyed Sunday dinner at the H H Sandvick home. Mrs P K Iverson called on Mrs Lewis Thorson Thursday. Mr and Mrs Grant Smith celebrate a new baby girl born July 8. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Albert Thorson who sundayed with Mr and Mrs Joe Amdall near Wallingford. C J Lande was a Graettinger visitor Friday. Mesdames Stevens and Shef field called on Mrs Harry Taylor Wednesday. Mrs Andrew Anderson visited Mrs Peter Kleeman Wednesday. Mrs Ressnes and her sister Anna Enes plan Rochester Minnesota then home at Pequot Minnesota.
The note states they have been visiting the sister, Mrs. H. H. Sandvick, indicating a family connection and current travel.
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