Local briefs note illnesses and visits in town
Ed Swift visits from Eatherville. Mrs Joseph Bigsey travels to Rochester to see ill sister Miss Cauley. Mrs Fithian of Cleveland visits her father and brother. Epidemic of flu and pneumonia widespread as spring nears. Mrs Charley Jensen hosts Afternoon Card club with Progressive Five Hundred. H C Hotaling predicts Minnesota to host 1,060,000 tourists. 1922 arrivals exceeded 700,000 leaving over 40 million in state. Mr and Mrs Wm Millen of Emmetsburg visit. Selma Salmonson visits friends in Emmetsburg. Randloph Town shocked by a girl smoking a cigarette. A baby born to Mr and Mrs L A Swehninger. Luchsinger visit from Whittemore. J R Luchsinger’s home. An astronomer claims five more moons. M F E Larina Aid to meet at Mrs J A Birkl's home March 12. Danish Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs Anna Jorgensen’s home March 13. Mrs J A Early of Mason City visits mother Mrs J L Birkland. Mr Early now with Mason City printing firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Swift
Eatherville
Joseph Bigsey
Rochester
Miss Cauley
Fithian
Cleveland
Ohio
Josie Larsen
Charey Jensen
Sic Sole
H. C. Hotaling
Ten Thousand Lakes Association
Minnesota
Wm. Millen
Emmetsburg
Selma Salmonson
Emmeteburg
Randdolph
LA Swehninger
Luchsinger
Whittemore
Grachtinger
L. R. Luchsinger
J. A. Birkl
Emmetsburg Visit and Local Notes From IA Towns
Ward, Meabln, a Chinese caller in Asburville, visits. Mrs Leland Laughlin of Omaha visits relatives. Miss Clara and A Suse among Emmetsburg visitors. Helen Lamb rides to Ames Friday for a weekend with friends. Rev C J Mekkelson attends district conference in Goldfield. Beatrice Peterson and Mayme Race guests of Nichtern sisters. Gammon Lumber wins contract for new erection with local lumber. Hog theft near Miller, Iowa, 266 hogs stolen for market. Sunshine Club meets March 22 at Mrs Masters. Various locals travel to Des Moines for Republican state convention. Mrs J H Nichtern visits Wallingford. A L Werram returns from New Sharon. Frank Christiansen to complete new yearage. Gammon Lumber Co. contracted. Farmer near Lansing sells 33 acres of timber to Wisconsin firm. Merle Grodland to Coleman hospital for toe operation. Weather, Easter, and dairy product notes. Ash Wednesday. Lent and Easter timing discussed with local parking. County news includes sales, parties, and a bin of local society. Council proceedings list Graettinger bills and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichtern
Charley Jensen
Ruthven
Thomas McDonald
Des Moines
Ray Hall
A. L. Herrem
Estherville
Frank Weir
Henry Brinkman
Livermore
Martin Steiwart
John Pegum
Miller
M. D
A. J. Johnson
Sunshine Club
Fred Masters
George
J. H. Nichtern
Marvin
Wallingford
W. F. Tresler
A. L. Werram
Anna
New Sharon
Iowa
Frank Christiansen
Gammon Lumber Company
Lansing
Ilowa
Wisconsin
Merlé Grodland
Coleman Hospital
W. G. Wilson
West Ben
United States
Vincent
Kelly
Bagan
Redfield
Lutheran and Methodist Church Notes
Lutheran Church notices honor services in Graettinger and Lost Island with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Luther league at 7 30 p m Communion at both places. English and Nerwesian language services offered. Methodist notes list Sunday school 10 00 a m morning worship 11 00 a m sermon Jesus and the Sinner junior league 4 00 p m evening worship 7 30 p m Bible study hosted by Jess Fleming Thursday at 7 20 p m lesson St Luke chapter 19. cordial invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Lost Island
Luther League
Graettinger
Methodist Church
Jesus
Jess Fleming
St. Luke
J. Mekkelsop
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bree Ee Hee
P&g
del Monte
C. A. Jensen
Wiegmann’s
Swifts
Gorn
Vienee Marathon
Duhn
Wernine
Min- Tenota
Hilda Petersen
L. T. Petersen
L.T. Peterson
Jackson
Minnagota
Paterson
Petersen
Palo Alto
Graettinger Town
Quaker’ Qats Company
Cor
City of
W. R. Reeves
John Paulsen
A. P. Jensen
Fred Rubink
Northern Iowa Gas & Electric Co
Graettinger Telephone Company
American Legion
Gar
Melvin Bratrud
Art Duhn
J.B. Lambe
S. O. Sande
Gor PoLk
Osker’s Dept.Store
Noble’s Grocery
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