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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1914

Page

5

Why do they call cigarets tails Says Rev Cuthbert

The passage presents a M. E. Church remark on cigarettes and moral duties. It features Rev A R Cuthbert reflecting on choices affecting health and life, with a critique of risky behavior and a call to prioritize God and virtue. The text contrasts Roman sayings with moral courage and ends noting the religious leader.

Local Notes and Visits From area residents

Mrs Olsen returned from Jewell after visiting relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Hurlbert and son visited the Harke home Sunday. Andrew Thompson was very sick but improved. Ruth Olsen and Emeline visited the Clarke home Sunday evening. Oral Hankey visited the Rothermel home over Sunday. Will Frank Eddie Herke and their sister Minnie visited Chas Rotherm’s home in Wallingford Sunday. Mrs Walter Powell left for southern Iowa to visit her parents. Miss Eva Randall visited Thompson and Jackson homes Monday morning. Walter Powell left Monday to visit friends. Miss Hilda Warda visited Halstad home in Emmetsburg over Sunday. James Hickey, a pioneer, is reported very low. Ladies Aid at Mrs C N Clark’s home last Wednesday well attended. Z F Dickinson and family enjoyed recent auto trips to Emmetsburg and Graettinger. J B Jackson had a severe nose hemorrhage Monday morning but is improving. L H Hankey has most of his land fenced with woven wire and wrapped barbs with wool for stock protection. Mrs F H Giddings is at the home of son C H Giddings. Frank Smith went to Lost Island Lake Sunday. Mr and Mrs I F Noble of Graettinger visited the Jackson home Sunday afternoon.

Andrew Thompson Presnt Ruth Olsen Emeline Clarke Home Oral Hankey Rothermel Will Frank Eddie Herke Minnie Eva Randall Thompson and Jackson Walter Powell Hilda Warda Halstad Emmetsburg James Hickey C. N. Clark Z. F. Dickinson Graettinger J.B. Jackson L. H. Hankey F. H. Giddings C. H. Giddings Frank Smith Lost Island Lake I. F. Noble Jackson Peter Miles H. L. Hauge Lewis Hauge Irma Ethel Sheffield Miles Hanah Sandvick Ruthven Will Olson C. J. Lande Heron Lake Minn Harley Brady C. C. Miles Sheffield Agnes Berdin Osher’s H. H. Sandvick Courin Miles Beulah Sandvick

Lost Island Notes Highlight Local Family Visits

Local items from Lost Island report families like the Sandvngs and Hauge visiting Ruthven and Graettinger. Several youths and residents including Miss Beulah Sandvick and Miss Florence Berdin are noted for travels, work in Graettinger, and high school activities with a sophomore junior picnic at Lost Island lake.

Local Church Notices From Graettinger Area

Mr Shouths was at Graettinger Monday. John Roseland is working for Albert Thorson this week. Mr and Mrs Jack Riersons baby christened at Lost Island church Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hans Anderson mourn the loss of their baby. Mrs C C Miles and son were at Graettinger Thursday.

Mr. Shouths Graettinger John Roseland Albert Thorson Jack Rierson Lost Island Hans Anderson C. C. Miles and Son

Local Notes From Jack Creek Attendances and Visits

Ed Jenkins and Glenn Shaver are painting Fred Hurlbert's barn erected last fall. Emmetsburg visitors Jim and Cleo Rob inson at the Hennie home. Mildred Mahan's school closed Friday with a Dixon and Webb grove picnic. Jim Conway visitors at Hickey home near Osgood where Mr. Hickey died Monday. Joe Klingle visited Lou Allen. E M Thompson from Graettim ex aided in telephone work Monday. Fred Murlbert and son visited Hurlbert's parents near Isgrood. Bessie Tow and Myrtle Olson from High Lake attended the Friday school picnic. Many attended the ball game Sunday at DeLawyer's. Jake Leduc and family visited Henry Lammers. Levi Kalvidt buggying a Ford with three boys driving. Rogelia, Katherine Mahan and siblings from Graetlinger in vicinity Friday. Frank Lamber home from Emmetsburg Tuesday. Miss Tierence Styles' school closed Friday. left for Dubuque Saturday. Inez Robinson riding pony injured knee and elbow by a fall Monday. Agnes Leduc visiting aunt Mrs Wolfe of Hoping. Jim Conway and family drove to Emmetsburg Sunday. Lulu Wikert and friend at Lammers Sunday. Johnie Conway and Bessie De Lawyer at Graettinger dance Friday. Frank Briggs, Mrs Lammers, and Mrs Luhman drove to High Lake Sunday. Miss Sannah Brekke from Lake Crystal staying with sister Mrs Kalmeit. Many from High Lake Sunday at De Lawyers bal frame. Bridgie Conway and Lulu Wikert with Florence Style at the school house Thursday.

Ed Jenkins Glenn Shaver Fred Hurlbert Joe Klingle Lou Allen E. M. Thompson Graettimex Fred Murlbert and Hurlbert Isgrood Bessie Tow Myrtle Olson High Lake Henry DeLawyer Jake Leduc Henry Lammers Levi *Kaltvidt Ford Rogelia Katherine Mahan Johnie Katie Sullivan Graetlinger Frank Lamber Emmetsburg Tierence Styles Wickert Dubuque Inez Robinson Agnes Leduc Wolfe Jim Conway Lulu Wikert Lammers Johnie Conway Bessie de Lawyer Graettinger Frank Briggs Fred Luhman Sannah Brekke Lake Crystal Mian Levi Kalmeit High Lake Sanday de Lawyers Bridgie Conway Florence Style

Burr Oak notes report local visits and travels

O O Resell left Friday for Forest City to attend the debate and visit his son Lloyd at school there returning Monday. Mrs A C Jacobsen and Ida Thompson visited Young’s Tuesday. Bessie Foshier helps Mrs J M McCarty with house work. Miss Ethel Young left Monday for an extended visit with relatives in Kansas and Oklahoma. Gus Aderson came home Friday from Spencer to visit family with sister in law Miss Sophia Neimand. Miss Rosie Yaberg of Grachter visited Vlassie Zenora. Some neighborhood youths spent Sunday at the R Young home.

O. O. Resell Forest City Lloyd A. C. Jacobsen Ida Thompson Young Bessie Foshier J. M. McCarty Ethel Young Kansas Oklahoma Gus Aderson Spencer Sophia Neimand Rosie Yaberg Grachtinger Vlassie Zenora 8. R. Young

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