Local social notes from Albert Lea and area
Miss Lydia Christensen visited her parents at Albert Lea the first of the week. Misses Esther Christiansen and Mary Craven were guests of Esther ville friends Wednesday evening of last week. Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Johnson went to Worthington Minnesota Monday for a visit with friends. Miss Pearl Noble was called home from Cornell college Friday on account of the serious illness of her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Christensen
Albert Lea
Esther Christiansen
Mary Craven
Estherville Friends
P. G. Johnson
Worthington
Minnesota
Miss Pearl Noble
Cornell College
Hog Cholera Remedy Offered By Local Dealer
A local dealer promotes a hog cholera preventative remedy claiming twenty years of success. The remedy is loaned to hog raisers until February 1 1927 with no note or cash due. if hogs are lost to cholera or disease, the remedy costs nothing. The dealer also markets molasses feed chicken feed farm machinery and low priced livestock minerals, inviting contact in town or by mail to save money.
Local Voices and Farewells Highlight Estherville Weekend
M E Mahan visited Estherville Saturday while John J Mahan spent the day with friends in Emmetsburg. Ray Glesson and family of Ruthven spent Sunday with Mrs Donton. A soprano party honored Miss Mary Donton who leaves for Mason City next day. Eye specialist De El Be Ballheim will be at Windsor hotel Graettinger May 11 from 9 am to 4 pm. Miss Mary Donlon departs Friday for Mason City to train as a nurse, a promising young woman the Times wishes success in her chosen path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Mahan
Estherville
John J. Mahan
Emmetsburg
Ray Glesson
Ruthven
Mary Donlon
Mason City
Donlon
the Times
Social Notes From Graettinger And Surrounding Towns
Mrs J A Fleming visited Emmetsburg last week. Mrs Sam Speer and Mrs A H Shaver were in Emmetsburg on Thursday. Miss Margaret Bosold spent Sunday with her parents in Emmetsburg. Maria Jacobsen of Wallingford visited Graettinger friends. Mr and Mrs Roy Jackson arrived from Amery Wisconsin Sunday to tend Mrs Jackson's mother Mrs I F Noble who is ill. Halvor Egesos traveled to Iowa City Monday to consult specialists after a broken leg from a winter runaway accident. Danish Ladies Aid next meets at Mrs James Jacobobsen's home on Wednesday May 12 with cordial invitation. Mrs Carl Drake hosted Catholic Ladies Missionary society Tuesday. pleasant attendance and dainty refreshments. George Dram an and Louis Schuchamer of Ellington township came to Graettinger Tuesday to buy hard coal for broader stores but found none at Mallard Curlew or Emmetsburg. J J Martin county treasurer and Graettinger visitor last week is Republican candidate for re election with a record of capable service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Fleming
Emmetsburg
Sam Speer
Mra
A. H. Shaver
Margaret Bosold
Maria Jacobsen
Wallingford
Graettinger
Roy Jackson
Amery
Wisconsin
Jackson
I. F. Noble
Hal
Ladie’s Missionary Society
George Draman
Louis Schumacher
Ellington Township
Mallard
Curlew
J. Martin
Palo Alto County
Mrs. Truesdale Expected Home From South Dakota
Mrs. O. J. Truesdale is due home next week from Beresford South Dakota where she spent the winter with her daughter Mrs. Ida Wright and visited other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. J. Truesdale
Beresford
South Dakota
Ida Wright
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BUICK
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Packard
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aSgnqee Grasttinger, Clemmensen & Masters Practtviser
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S. Us
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