Graettinger Notices Health Boosts and Local Notes
Mrs John Rathman returns from Mayo Hospital improved in health amid local fears of a larseness epidemic. Spirit Lake tournament attendance boosts Graettinger support as guests from Burt and nearby towns visit. Pneumonia recovery noted for Mrs Spear with Graettinger friends glad at her improvement. Nebraska visitors Ermien Peterson and Arthur Schrader visit J L Dubn home as plans form for Brock as their future home. Margaret Anderson returns from Ivanhoe after three weeks with relatives. Emmetsburg guests Mr and Mrs J Calligan visit John Sullivan home. Adolph Spies travels to Chicago and St Louis. Intertype expert from Brooklyn spends Tuesday in Graettinger servicing the local machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Jensen
Burt
Graettinger
Spear
Sheldon
Ermien Peterson
Talmadge
Nebraska
Arthur Schrader
Brock
J. L. Dubn
Mra. W
J. Calligan
Emmetsburg
John A. Sullivan
Adolph Spies
Chicago
St. Louis
Intertype
Brooklyn
New York
Local notes Kept at Mayo Hospital as McCarty Improves
Miss Julia McCarty remains in Mayo hospital Rochester with stable condition after surgery. She is slowly gaining strength as her brother P. J. and sister Mi Anna stay by her side. Graettinger friends wish her a full recovery. Vincent Kelly of Sioux City visited Graettinger for business last week. Miss Anna Brown of Estherville spent the weekend with her parents east of town. The Iowa Press Association reports most Farms Wanted ads will undergo tighter scrutiny before space is sold, not affecting local buyers. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Beland Laughlin of Omaha on February 27. A Christmas Seals effort in Graettinger last December credited to Miss Simonsen of the local teaching staff. Lester R. Bellows, heir to a rich uncle, plans to move March to a half section west of Greenville with a guaranteed income and lifetime annuities, part of a large estate valued over half a million dollars. He has already received about $100,600 and invested in land and life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia McCarty
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
P. J
Mi Anna
Graetlinger
Miss McCarty
Vincent Kelly
Sioux City
Graettinger
Anna Brown
Estherville
J. B. Brown
Florence Wells
Grachtinger
Simonsen
Spencer News-Herald
Lester R. Bellows
Spencer
Greenville
Mr. Bellows
Bellows
Middle West
Social Items From Local Embroidery and Club Meetings
Mrs. Lehigh entertained the Embroidery Club Tuesday afternoon with social time and dainty refreshments. Several ladies reported a delightful gathering. The Danish Ladies Aid plans its next meeting at Mrs. Neils Jensen’s home on Wednesday March 18 with a cordial invitation to attend. The Catholic Missionary Society will meet at Mrs. John Hester’s home on Tuesday March 12 with a warm invitation to all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh
Earl Lehigh
Declam Contest At Cylinder And Class Basketball Tourney
High School notes announce a county declam contest at Cylinder next Monday evening with Graettinger Ruthven Emmetsburg Cylinder and West Bend represented by twelve speakers. Also scheduled is a class basketball tournament across three evenings with freshmen juniors sophomores and seniors competing for a pennant and tie-break games if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cylinder
High School
High School Girls Back Pir s Club Plan
In the High School, all girls except twelve attended. Food was supplied by parents and patrons. Miss Allen led the event and noted unanimous support for forming a girls pirates club. Miss H Nell Malen spoke on education and morals. A boys luncheon is set for Wednesday evening with Miss Malen as speaker. Mr Dunmire leads arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Allen
Pir
H. Nell Malen
Miss Malen
Mr. Dunmire
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Deering
John Deere
Sulley
McCormick
McCormick Dearings
Grodland & Reeves
H. A. Elsenbast
John Rathman
Greetlinger
Spirit Lake
Margaret Anderson
Ivanhoe
Minnesota
Fedelco
Rex
Van
Graettlinger
Boone Tepreneny
Hamburger
City Meat Market
M. N. Jacobsen
Iowa
Peer Redeeber Beeneeres
C. A. Jensen
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