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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
5
A large Wallingford gathering attended the funeral of Mr. Nelson on Monday. The town heard of his passing after a brief illness, and his family, including a wife and ten children, mourns the loss. The Riverside church hosted the services with interment in the church cemetery.
Twelve Mile Lake resident Miss Clara Robernus spent Tuesday at the R. H. Dewall home. Will Spor and Ole Solhiem attended the Terril dance last Wednesday night. Es Thur calm note says Dewall was not a visitor at Estherville Tuesday. Tom Bigley of Grachtinger was in the area Friday buying hogs and cattle. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Dowall were at Wallingford Saturday and are proud parents of a baby boy born on Saturday March 11. Miss Gusta Ralph is working for Mrs. D. Dowall. A large crowd attended the dance at the L. D. Hurd home Thursday night. everyone had a good time.
HOPRIG Mr and Mrs Frank Dahlkoe and Ben visit relatives in Hayward Wis Master Walter Maltin nears recovery from operation with nurse departing for Algona Mrs J and Birkland return from Mason City Mrs W BR Bryan and Wendal seek chiropractor in Lake Park A J Johnson family from Grnottinger visit Birklund home I J Gordon from Reinbeck reviews farming needs Attendees at a Ringsted gathering hosted by Mrs Harry Vahldeidl include Mrs G Vahldelals Gus Peterson John Bosold and Migsos Besgie Holmes Margret Lorimer and Jessie Bryn
A disjointed report describes a vendor crying over a damaged sofa and broken wares in a confrontation with a passerby. The scene unfolds near a large office building as questions arise about responsibility for the mishap and the damaged items.
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