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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1922

Page

7

Local News From Graettinger Area Highlights Community Activities

Deputy Sheriff William Young patrolled Saturday in Graettinger while James Scott and family visited Emmetsburg. K. L. Stoakes traveled from Maple Hill for a Sunday stay with Craettinger friends. Infant son of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Bartleaman treated at Estherville hospital. Activities include dances, social hops, and May baskets as warm weather returns. Notable notes on births, gatherings, and local appointments across multiple families and businesses.

Wm. Young Graettinger James Scott Emmetsburg Stoakes Maple Hill Craettinger

Local notes and social items from Graettinger area

Saturday evening passenger Sande travels with Ottesen and Elizabeth Wiegmann visits Emmetsburg on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Barringer holiday in Ruthven while Mrs Dolmson Shanks and Miss Cole drive to Estherville. Graettinger shows new East Robbins Avenue sign by artist A H Sharver. Orval Smith recovering well after appendicitis. Carl Spies and son Otto move to Puliney Town. Otto starts as assistant buttermaker. Parish dances each Sunday with Melody Men providing music. Wendell Anderson bids Graettinger tile works in Garner. contracts for nearly 200000 feet tile awarded. Washed sand and gravel needed for paving between Algona and Garner. Roads between Emmetsburg and Algona muddy after rain.

Art Anderson Wallingford Balhien Windsor Hotel Bartleman Graettinger Ady Ars John Folwnd Fron Moe Line Ilnois Thomas Allen Leon Knuts Times WH. P.K. Hansen Racine Wisconsin Win. Fuller Armstrong Tambo Ben Nichtem Bradley Hathervilla Leo Claer Herman Tigenbast Mika Ida Bordin Fisenbast Berdin Sande Ottesen Elizabeth Wiegmann Emmetsburg Dwaine Olive Barringer Ruthven A. J. Dolmson Shanks Miss Cole Estherville Graettingrer Adv Chriz Hansen Tryal Wendell Anderson Anderson Graettinger Tile Works Algona Garner

Local Notes On Travel Visits And Community Events

Mise Clozetta Green traveled to Emmetsburg Sunday. Eytherville guests attended events with Mrs Sullivan Mrs John Malian and Mrs J B Lambe. Norweg ian Lutheran Ladies Art Society to meet May 10 at Thorson Sisters home. Mrs Mons Christiansen to entertain. Mayor Jensen praised for dancing but reluctant to publish full ticket. Larsen Sanatorium care noted as Mrs Westfall seeks treatment. ER McCarty and Martin Laughlin traveled to Chicago Saturday. both stock shippers on Monday market. J A Suss now drives a Ford coupe after swapping a runabout for a glass enclosed model. Mrs M J Murphy recovering from recent surgery in Estherville hospital. expects extended recovery. Mr and Mrs H J Eshbaugh and son visited from Minneapolis to see Mr and Mrs T Thompson. Mrs Webbaugh is Thompson’s niece.

Mise Clozetta Green Emmetsburg Sullivan John Malian l J. B. Lambe Eytherville Bartleman Graettinger Ady Jensen Norwegist Luitheran Ladies’ Art Society Thorson Sisters Mons Christiansen Westfall Larsen ER. McCarty Martin Laughlin Chicago J. A. Suss Ford M. J. Murphy Estherville Hospital H. J. Eshbaugh Minneapolis Thompson Wehbaugh My. Thompson

Save money with the shoe doctor and repair

The shoe doctor can renew worn shoes, extending their life by reusing uppers and replacing worn parts. He promises to cut family shoe bills in half by using the best materials and showing differences in leather quality.

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Fishermen Tested by Humidity Ahead of May Fifteenth

Report notes Tuesday humidity burdening fishermen as the May fifteenth date looms thirteen days away. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fleming traveled from Fort Dodge Tuesday to attend the funeral of the little daughter of Mr and Mrs Claer. A peeper jack was nabbed at Humboldt one night last week. A Reinbeck resident sounded a fire whistle to test outcomes. The mayor's court imposed a fine of 42.50 dollars.

Lloyd Fleming Fort Dodge Claer Jack the Peeper Humboldt Reinebeck

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