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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1915

Page

5

Lost Island Stations Social Notes

Mr and Mrs Laygon entertained Migene Sheffield and son Sunday. Ruthven family called to mourn death of John Sheffield. Mrs Henry Hauge visited Mrs Sheffield Friday. C H Berdin and family own an Overland car. Mrs Weir City cousin Lou Grover and Eula Miles visited Chas Brady home. Isadore Weir Graettinger visitor Monday. Ralph Smith owns two new Overland cars. Mrs C C Miles called on Mrs Sheffield Sunday. Mr and Mrs Will Olson Graettinger callers Saturday. Walter Matsen visited Don Fogde Wednesday evening.

Lay Gon Migene Sheffield Ruthven Will Oigg F S. Sheffield John Lou Grover Eula Miles Chas. Brady Isadore Weir Graettinger Ralph Smith Overland C. C. Miles Sheffield Will Olson Walter Matsen Don Fogde

Burr Oak Social Notes Mention local visits and incidents

Miss Clara Rokne visited sister Bertha who works for Johnnie Bosold. Mrs. Ressell and son Lloyd were Estherville callers Wednesday. A prenuptial shower was held for Emma Osher Friday. Spring Grove school closed Friday with a picnic. Emil and Otto Hanson visited the Ressell home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Larson visited C. B. Larson Sunday. Glenn Young is sick. Ole Olson was poisoned on the face by a toxic weed. Ole Ressell shelled corn at S. R. Young’s Thursday. Tom Storhow and Mrs. Myhre shopped in Estherville Wednesday. Lucy Merklin sewed at S. R. Young’s late week.

Clara Rokne Bertha Johnnie Bosold O. O. Ressell Lloyd Estherville Emma Osher Spring Grove Emil Otto Hanson O. O. Refsell L. A. Larson C. B. Larson S. Glenn Young Ole Olson Ole Ressell S. R. Young Tom Storhow Myhre Lucy Merklin S. R. Young’s

Gravel Pit Socials and School Out For May Picnic

Mr and Mrs C B Larson and family visited Mrs Omundson last Wednesday evening. A L Fisher visited Mrs Maher Sunday. Clarence Mortenson was at Larsons Saturday. A C Jacobson and A C Jensen spent Sunday at Jensen's. Earl Larson visited Mortenson Sunday. Miss Bella Amdall visited her parents at Amdalls. A miscellaneous shower for Miss Emma Osher occurred last Friday with many gifts. Louis A Larson and family visited C B Larson. Marie Christianson stayed at Larson's Thursday night. Maggie Elsie Amdall and Mae Jensen spent Friday evening with Katherine Maher. School ends tomorrow May 7 with a picnic at the school house.

C. B. Larson Mrs. Omundson A. L. Fisher Earl Larson Clarence Mortenson Bella Amdall A. G. Amdall Emma Osher Louis A. Larson C. B. Larson’s Marie Christianson Larson’s Maggie Elsie Amdall Mae Jensen Katherine Maher

Jack Creek Items Dance Draws Large Crowds

A large turnout at Marties Saturday evening provided an enjoyable social. John Delawyer is working for H. Bailey this month. Miss Bertha Rokne hosted a sister visit from High Lake last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. Henderson spent Sunday at F. Luhmanns. Mr. and Mrs. F. Briggs and daughter Mary drove to El-

Marties John Delawyer H. Bailey Bertha ‘Rokne High Lake G. Henderson F. Luhmann’s F. Briggs Mary

Local families report weekend visits and farming efforts

Oral of Mrs Briggs cousin returned home Saturday. Locals plan corn planting. Miss Kate Lammers helps Mrs G Johnson with house work. Miss Emma Luhmann visited Miss Vina Briggs on Saturday. Ez on Friday attended the di.

Briggs Kate Lammers G. Johnson Emma Luhmann Vina Briggs

Wallingford social and civic notes run week

Local residents visit, travel, and attend events around Wallingford and nearby towns. Mrs. Gus Merklin returns from Colfax for treatment. Hazel Olson visits from Estherville. families move back from Oakland. Mr and Mrs Nelson honeymooned. school program on last day. farmers elevator busy shelling corn. Wallingford band played at the Parcel Post social. numerous visits to Estherville Graettinger and Graettinger.

Gus Merklin Colfax Hazel Olson Estherville Louis Peterson Lloyd Crim Graettinger Fred Heidecker Chris, Larson Oakland Minn Will Peterson Gus Gilbert John Nelson Cora Christopher

Trial of Hardin County Supervisors Opens at Clarion

An unusual trial began Monday morning in Clarion charging several Hardin county supervisors and county engineer B. Gardner with official misconduct. All defendants had resigned weeks earlier. Gardner faces a second trial after winter acquittal on one charge despite strong evidence.

Clarion Hardin County B. Gardner Gardner

Boy Killed Jumping From Car In Canton

Four year old child of Mr and Mrs C W Erbes Canton Ohio died after jumping from a moving car with a brother. He struck his head on the ground causing brain concussion and near instantaneous death.

C. W. Erbes Canton

Why a Newspaper is Used by Ladora Ledger Motto

W H VanDoran argues newspaper usage mirrors personal notices ad practices. He questions printing obituaries on billboards or sharing private events with public programs, suggesting newspapers suit formal announcements and business promotion rather than personal agendas.

W. H. VanDoran Ladora Ledger

End of Cole Younger Seen Nearing Death in Missouri

A report from Algona notes Cole Younger, last of the James Younger gang, near death at his Lee's Summit home after a life of Civil War violence and bank raids. It recalls Frank James’s recent death, Younger’s Minnesota imprisonment, and his final years in Missouri amid church affiliation and reflections on the Lawrence raid.

Cole Younger James-Younger Lee’s Summit Frank James Excelsior Springs Algona Minnesota Northwood Younger Missouri The Christian Church Lawrence Kan Northfield, Minn Kansas City Blackwater Quantrell Kansas Erners Jacksonville Fla Ben Butler Northfield Minn James Boys Frank Jesse James James Bob St. James Madelra Minnesota Penitentiary Northfield Bank

Speeding Chase Through Spencer Spurs Quick Escape Claim

A man named Jack Racey was passing through Spencer on a trip from Clinton to LaVerne Minnesota. He stopped at a local garage, vowed to flee town, and sped off in a vehicle, reaching speeds from 25 to 80 miles per hour. He endangered nearby teams and traffic before disappearing.

Jack Racey

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Sta Jack Creek Wallingford Parcel Post Louis Berg John Bixby W. H. Schacherer and Son Miss Hepp Wm. Mincer Bender Sanborn Sheldon Marshall Baldwin Spencer J. H. Gammon Iowa Theo, Peterson Graettifger de Laval A. J. Johnson & CO. Graettinger
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