Community Socials Reach Estherville Area
A Sunday gathering at the A. C. Christiansen home drew relatives and friends for a lively party with many present. Visits included Estherville callers and a Grand View trip by Melvin, Arnold Christiansen, Edward Dewall, and Erling Johnson. Families from Marshalltown Terril and Esther ville attended, sharing a good time and neighbors’ chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Helvig
Estherville
Melvin
Arnold Christiansen
Edward Dewall
Erling Johnson
Grand View
A. C
Graettinger notes and events from October listings
Graettinger High School reports include a 9 to 1 win over Ayrshire, upcoming games at the Graettinger grounds, a strong declamatory contest, and class activities. Other items cover a Gleaners gathering at Helge Helgeson’s, Miss Shatava room study, and a Halloween party plan alongside athletic carnivals and arithmetical contests.
Local notes on residents and visits in Ayrshire area
Miss Blanche Hester returns from Emmateburg. Y L O'Connor and P Montgomery visit Ay rasshire. Joe Kliegl and J P Wagner family stay with J P Wagner in Cylinder. George Frick shops in Cedar Rapids for holiday goods. Mrs Frank Dobberstein of Superior stays with McCarty family. N S Bartleman fills in at Gant barber shop. Harvey Dillon loses finger in corn binder accident. Earl Lehigh family visit Council Bluffs with Dr Reidy. Wagner attend funeral of Mr De Mouth, Cylinder Civil War veteran. Gregory Bormann, Joe Leonard and Joe Carney return from Clyde, ND harvest. Lutheran Ladies Aid meets at O H Rip Weilfga home Oct 26. M J Tidal to Forest City for visit with Louie Graettinger family. Susan Bosold returns to Los Angeles. 88-year-old father-in-law of Mrs Louis Christianson visiting. H L Warren plans pheasant roaming trip near Graettinger. B Anderson visits Ayrshire. James Jensen from Arnolds Park in Graettinger on business. Mr and Mrs D Mitchell return from Fort Dodge. Wm Blom and Mrs J Re Brown visit with Bloms in Butterfield MN. Danish Ladies Aid Bazaar yields good receipts at Hawkeye Theatre. L T Peterson from Jackson MN visits Graettinger. Mrs P B Mahan hosts sister Mrs Cahill Emmetsburg. J H Hester and Stephen visit Emmetsburg. George W Coffrey and Mrs Coffrey visit Hans Duus. Mrs Anne Vestrum of Rea Wisconsin visits relatives in Graettinger. Schling’s farm visits. Freeze hoped to aid ripening corn as frost threatens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Hester
Emmateburg
Y. L. O'Connor
P. Montgomery
Ayrahire
Joe Kliegl
Cylinder
J. P. Wagner
George Frick
Cedar Rapids
Frank Dobberstein
Superior
McCarty
N. S. Bartleman
Gant
Grego‘y " Bormann
Joe
Leonard
Carney
Clyde
North Dakota
Pherst
Mieet
Raleigh
Bergum
Ally
M. J
Forest ‘City
Louie’ Graettinger
Tindal
Susan’ Bosold
Forest City
Louis Christiansen
Los Angeles
California
H.L. Warren
Laurens
Mra
Hans Duna
Grasttinger
B. Anderson
Ayrshire
James Jensen
Arnolds Park
Graettinger
Bod. Mitchell
Fort Dodge
Wm. Blom
J. Re Brown
Tohnson
Butterfield
Minnesota
Brown and Johnson
Alsten
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Towa
Pete Iverson
Ole "Thoreson
Robert Rierson
Barnsi
Albert
Ang
Dorothy Martingen
C. J. Lande
Harold Smith
Grand View Park
C. L. Thoreson
Alice Show
Hatherville
Gleaners
Helge ‘Helgeson
Theo
Knutsen
Geral Bonatead
Andrew Duus
Jeannatte Helvig
Graettinger High
Adelbert Fisher
Miss Shatava
Gladys Bratrud
Loretta ‘Swift
Lillie Ingebritson
Helen Reidy
Mildieg’ Jacobson
Cracttinger
Stevenson
James Helgeson
Buick
Caditlag
Geneva Peerven
Graattinger High School
Silver Lake Consolidated High School
Silver Lake
Marvin Wikert
Lester Craven
Verne Grodland
Arizona
Phoenix
John
Dayton
Oklahoma
Texas
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Tinois
N. Dayton C. M. Axelton
At. Woodman
Hall Graettinger
Danish Ladies' Aid Society
South Walnut Township
Hawkeye Theatre
L. T. Peterson
Jackson
PB. Mahan
Cahill
Emmetsburg
J. H. Hester
Stephen
George W. Coffrey
Algona
Godfrey
Hans Duus
Hig Place
Anne Vestrum
Rea
Wisconsin
E. A. Berguin
Ginetlinper
Mmeank
Mens Union
Boys Union
Doys
Mena
Mens Horsehide
Coats
Osher
Department Store
Iowa
Monarchy
Java
C. A. Jensen
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