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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1916
Page
6
iE G Sando from Fs herville and EM L Brown from Emmetsburg are cited among a list of local visitors and residents with trips to Emmetsburg, Cylinder, Wallingford and Graettinger. The column includes social calls, travel, a doctor visit, school events, and local business updates.
The ad proclaims steady supply of soups and fresh oysters with chicken vegetable and tomato soups and Chili Con Carne. It markets cigars, chocolates, penny goods for children, beverages, mittens for husking, work gloves, and a variety of groceries including hot and cold lunches.
Mrs. Eaton returns from Emmetsburg Monday. Miss Josephine Hanson leaves for Sioux City to visit relatives. Mr Matsen of Humboldt visits sister Mrs Harvey Petersen and family. Mr and Mrs Ed Annette hosted visitors from Boston last week. Mr and Mrs J P Jensen recently moved to Sherburne Minnesota. Jensen owns a local farm. Mrs Sico of Waterloo visits sister Mrs Lewis Christopher. Sewer petition presented to city council Monday, action postponed. Mrs P J Paulsen leaves for Des Moines to visit daughter Anna, nurse in hospital. Mrs Franklin plans future home in Graettinger after visit from West Bend. Dr B T Osher left for Canada to manage real estate interests and thresh grain. Joe Swift passes cigars around. Eleven pound healthy boy born Wednesday. Times extends congratulations. Wm Mueller Jr departs for Chicago to attend Northwestern University. mother accompanies to Cedar Rapids. Mr and Mrs John Robbins, Mr and Mrs Henry Westergard, Mr and Mrs Ward Noble, and Mr and Mrs Chris Jacobson host Ma and Mrs P G Pederson of Randall for meals last week.
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