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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1909
Page
5
Local ad extols galvanized and well made fencing for farms gardens and homes. It touts Moroughly galvan ized construction and American dollars worth of utility. Call for price and see the exhibited Powtry and Rabbit fencing, urging buyers to restore their fences and improve property.
Nels Johnson injured knee after a cow kick. Oscar Russell returns from Red Wing Minnesota to resume school. John Morrice and elevator workers at Osgood. Estherville travelers aboard the Wallingford Telegram line. Wallingford Telephone Co now incorporated and issuing share certificates. I I Shiley family and others visited B. M. Godard’s. Aarson and Md Anderson left for Bowbacks North Dakota to view land. Mr Relvson improving. Mrs Ira Swartz and Havinw Ke hoe attended C. B. Heigh funeral in Mitheville. Mr and Mrs Jule Hidecker with J. O. Kusa. Mrs Pred Hawkins to Graettinger for doctors visit. Mrs Oleson of Greuttinger visiting Scoffing household. Mrs M A Miller visiting east of town. Miss Wthel Wsparsen returned from Graettinger and lives with Chris Danielson. Mrs Eisperson visiting Danielson home. return home Wednesday.
New York April 20 Norah Langhorne youngest of the Langhorne sisters tied to Paul Phipps of England at St James Episcopal Church with Bishop Courtenay officiating. A reception followed at Mrs Charles Dana Gibson's home. The Langhorne family, famed in Virginia New York and Great Britain for beauty, includes Mrs Gibson and Mrs Waldorf Astor among others.
A towboat Eagle of the Louisiana Petroleum Co. sank on the Mississippi River about forty miles south of New Orleans at 4:30 am, with seven aboard dead or missing and several others escaping. Captain George Joyce, Second Engineer Charles Goodbud, and crew members are named among the casualties, while survivors clung to wreckage in the swift current until rescued. No explosion was reported.
In Chicago near Bartlett ten miles away James A. appears with a party. Officials report the night’s events but he declines to answer questions about his relation to the matter and provides no further statements.
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