Produce Ad from Grady Co
Mr. Farmer bring your produce where you and service meet. Always pay highest cash price. Grady Produce Co.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1924
Page
12
Mr. Farmer bring your produce where you and service meet. Always pay highest cash price. Grady Produce Co.
J H Hester and son Stephen drove to Rochester to visit Mrs Heater in hospital. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Holger Petersen. Catholic Missionary society meets at Mrs John J Sullivan home on Tuesday May 20. J M Resh and others active in Esmmetsburg and Estherville Monday. Sheriff Leo Shea and Lottie Henricky visit Emmetsburg. I J Mitchell and Aly Axelton in Surt Dodie area. G J Burkhead and Donald Hengerieles attend baseball in Lone Rock. Harry McCulloch visits from Radcliffe for weekend with family. About twenty Graettinger residents attend Estherville event. Mrs B Baumgartner hosts mother Mrs Baugh of Minneapolis with daughter Florence visiting. Eugene Foster, longtime depot helper, now shipping clerk in Latherville. Mr and Mrs Leon Nefstead return from Newton. plan to move household goods there. Nefstead and Ray Rousch work in large Newton plant.
Mrs B Horswell was on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Earl Jones guests at Emmetsburg. J J Sullivan spent the day in Emmetsburg. Mrs B H Horswell hospitalized in Estherville. Carl Drake a Graettinger caller. Vincent Kelly family visited Emmetsburg. Royal Lumber Co ad urges rock-free hard coal. Frank Brady of Emmetsburg visited Graettinger. Mrs Olson ill with pneumonia. Ed Swift visit from Estherville. Armstrong beat Lone Rock in 11 innings, Bert Montgomery catcher. Mrs John Hester improving at Rochester hospital, may return soon. Attorney Carmichael of Emmetsburg greets Graettinger voters. not a candidate for county attorney. Mrs R Jensen very ill at seventy-five. Oscar Craven ill with pneumonia. H Harris sentenced for intoxication. inebriate hospital at Independence set for hearing. Poulsen and Katherville visit. V E Kelly entertained Afternoon Card club. Five Hundred played with refreshments. Royal Neighbor lodge social after meeting. Five Hundred continued to midnight. John Hassell returned from Johnson City Illinois. coal mine conditions described. Ku Klux Klan activity and clashes in Johnson City, Herin, Marion counties. federal troops restored order. Hassell notes raids by Kluckers on private property. disputes tied to countywide tensions.
A fragment from a historical ad shows fruit and pantry items with prices. It mentions 25¢ oranges per dozen, 15¢ items, 25¢ for three packages of Opal jello, 25¢ Quaker flour, chick feed, and a gallon of fruits or related goods.
Sunday school classes and orchestra music at 10:00 followed by morning worship with the sermon The Church Facing Her Great Task at 11. Junior League at 4:00 Epworth League at 7 16 Evening worship with Lest We Forget and music at 8. Ladies Aid meets Thursday May 15 at the M C Grodland residence with Mr Grodland and Mrs John Reimer acting as organizers.
An invitation to a Bible Study meeting at the parish house at 8:00 includes the Frd chapter of St John as the lesson. Rev C J Mekkelson, pastor, extends cordial welcome to all nostesses and attendees.
Lutheran church notes announce service in Ottosen next Sunday with Sunday school and Bible class every Sunday at 9:30 a.m. and an 8 p.m. study in Graettinger led by Pastor Rav. O. Sande. Everyone is welcome to attend meetings. A proverb notes a king laid off is luckier than two kings laid out.
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