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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
3
A fragment mentions the musical comedy Two Merry Tramps coming to the Hawkeye Theatre on Monday Nov 8, praised as clean comedy. It contrasts with a critical note on beer advertising using national figures and urging decency in promotions.
Public notice announces GEO F. LAEGER, merchant tailor, opening a first class shop in the rear of the Show and Albrecht barber shop. Offers new work and orders for suits from Balmer Woolens Chicago Detmer Woolens Modern Ladies tailors. Carries International Tailoring Co. goods. Dry cleaning pressing alterations repairs for ladies and gentlemen at reasonable prices.
Frank Briggs travels with John Clarence Ray and Johnie Wikert to Ruthven Pri day. Mrs Ed Sandvig and children visit from Roland to see her sister Mrs Ed Anderson, currently at Grachtinger.
Joe Brennan visits from West Bend, Henry Clemonson returns from Fenton, T S Hendrickson at Emmetsburg, Catholics observe Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Nolan visit county seat, Mr. and Mrs. Don Leonard travel to Emmetsburg, Mrs. Anderson visits son Andrew Miller, Florence Berdin goes to Emmetsburg and returns, Alvin Larsen and Chris Clemener operate a new restaurant beside Osher.
A large crowd attended the Hallowe en party at Jim Robins ons Saturday night. Bert Anderson and family were Sunday callers at the Frank ee home west of Graettin. Will Herke drove to Terris on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Hen ry Lammers and Kate. Mrs Jim Conway was called to Emmetsburg Friday by the illness of a cousin who was severely burned while burning leaves in the yard. She died on Sunday. Mr and Mrs W E Hayden of Ruthven visited Sunday and stayed until Monday with the Wikert and Briggs families. A party was given on Clarence Wikert Thursday evening with a large crowd and a most enjoyable time. Mr and Mrs Frank Briggs traveled to Emmetsburg Thursday.
Mr and Mrs P J Paulsen and Mr and Mrs Lewis Petersen drove to Omaha last week on a pleasure trip.
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