Baby blankets. Wildey’s Adv
Lars Johnson was a business caller at Emmetsburg Monday. LeRoy Bartiman returned from Estherville Tuesday morning. Toggie Nelson was a passenger to Emmetsburg Tuesday morning. Mrs. Newton of Twelve Mile Lake township was on the sick list last week. The Misses Lenora and Toss Hanson were guests of their sister Mrs Peter Geil at Estherville Tuesday. Mrs Myhre of Estherville visited at the home of her son Martin of this place over Sunday. She returned Monday evening. R. W. Andrews was a passenger to Marshalltown Tuesday morning. He went to drive home his automobile that was stalled at that place on account of muddy roads. Miss Mayme Sullivan was down from Sioux Falls over Sunday visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan. She went to Mamersburg Monday morning. New velvet tams Wildey’s Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fleming were at Emmetsburg today. KE EB Green returned from North Dakota Tuesday evening. Mepart of Humanity at the Hawk Eye Tuesday evening October 16. Poppy of Motherville visited her friend Miss Julia Montgomery Finlay. I Fahnestock was looking after business matters at Emmetsburg Monday. Thos FH Thompson and Thos Roadhus were passengers to St. Paul Tuesday evening. Lars Bakke returned to Story City Tuesday evening. He had been visiting his sister Mrs George Amdahl. Mrs Gossman and Mrs Donahue of Emmetsburg were greet home of Mrs Hendricks of this place Tuesday. Mrs P J Taulsen entertained a number of lady friends Tuesday afternoon. All who were present report enjoying the social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildey
Lars Johnson
Emmetsburg
LeRoy Bartiman
Estherville
Toggie Nelson
Newton
Twelve Mile Lake Township
Lenora
Toss Hanson
Peter Geil
Myhre
Martin
R. W. Andrews
Marshalltown
Mayme Sullivan
Sioux Falls
Mamersburg
New Velvet
Lars Bakke
Story City
George Amdahl
Gossman
Donahue
Mmmetsburyg
Hendricks
P. J. Taulsen
Ed Arnette
Jd. A. Spien
Woodyan Hall
Joe Dwyer
Ray Rousell
Titonka
Lena Christiansen
Fatherville
FL Pegamp
Swea
Ottawa
J. M. Kebly
Ayrshire
Kkelly Sunnday
T. Mepaive
Busia Litteton
Gladys Vedder
John d. Sullivan
Vivian
Rochester
Minnesota
Murtagh
Etherville
Kelly
Frances Jackman
Andrews
Frankfort
South Dakota
Catholic Lanes' Aid Society
Dickey
Ed Andeson
Louis Thoresen
Theodore J. Thoresen
Superior
West Bend
Jennie
M. C. Leonard
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Leonard
M. OM. Byiiges
Eldora
Elma Stallsmith
Briggs
Arthur Bergam
LeMars
Mr. Bergam
Walter Petersen
The
Times
Alvin Hanson
3. E. Hanson
Navy
Paris
France
Gracttinger
Mr. Peterson
Denmark
Local notes recount visits and travels across the region
A stream of county seat calls and passenger reports fill the column. Willey Arnette, Jd A Spien, Joe Dwyer, Ray Rousell, and Mrs Lena Christiansen travel or visit nearby towns. Mrs Frances Jackman and family move toward Rochester. Farther items note church society meetings, sales notices, and local arrivals including Mr and Mrs Louis Thoresen, Miss Anna Gabrielson, and Peter Geil returning to work after injury.
Local Notes and Socials From the Town
Mrs M L Murphy remains ill but improving this week. Mr and Mrs A J Greenfield left for Portland after visiting Mrs Andrew Christiansen. Mrs E I Newhall bought an automatic washer at Farmers Supply auction. R G Knutson has a new telephone number D14. Luncheon in opera house basement scheduled for Saturday October 11. M C Kirby visited Esutherville and grandson Vincent Kelly. Fred Lippald attends Kentucky Military Institute in Linden and plans winter study in Florida. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs A H Mills October 8. Congrats to Mrs Ben H Leary on October 7. Busy Bees meet October 18 at Mrs Martin Myhre’s home. Chris Jensen and Martin Myhre visited Fort Dodge and brought back the Overland on display at Jensen Auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Murphy
A. J. Greenfield
Portland
Oregon
Andrew Christiansen
Farmers Supply Company
EI. J. Newhall
R. G. Knutson
Opera House
Ben H. Leary
the Times
Martin Myhre
Chris Jensen
Fort Dodge
Jensen Auto Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jess
Wildey’s
Wilklay
Pennsylvania
Niger
H. Leslie Wildey
Milady
Maxine
C. A. Jensen
R. C. U. Store
Graettinger
Iowa
Osher’s
Chicago
M. C. Kirby
Vincent Kelly
Fred Lippald
Louis Lippald
Kentucky Military Institution
Linden
Louisville
Kentucky
Florida
A. H. Mills
Johnson’s
the Farmers Store
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