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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
6
Local letters and notes from Graettinger and nearby areas report visitors at homes and in towns, church and civic events, and road safety concerns. People cited include Mrs. Turnenture, Miss Loretta Mahan, and Mr. Geil. Activities touch Emmetsburg, Estherville, and Spencer with social visits, travel, and a high school basketball social upcoming.
Wallingford items report John Plath becomes a Ford car owner and Mrs Fred Rokenbrodt travels to visit her parents in St Joseph Missouri. Miss Eisinger of Fort Dodge spends days at the Faust home south of town amid other local notes.
Immediate selections on dress goods assure a complete fall sewing start. Values are favorable for early buying, with ample options to meet every requirement and ensure smart, timely purchases.
A surprise party was held Monday evening at the Carl Sevatson home north of Wallingford in honor of Steven Sevatson, hosted by many friends. The Wallingford Young People’s League gathered at O. C. Olson’s home Friday evening, with notable attendance and good cheer. Wallingford is supplying several pupils to Estherville High School this term including Hazel Rokenbrodt, Sigurd Sevatson, Meyle Misener, and Albert Richards. A community circulated paper promotes Jorgen Anderson for county supervisor against J. M. Walden in the upcoming fall election. J. E. B. Sogard, formerly of Wallingford, visited here recently. he once resided in the area about twenty-five years ago.
The statement requests all indebted parties to Lyset son, proprietor of Skylight Studio, to settle accounts due Larson Realty Company at Graettinger head offices. Prompt attention is urged as these accounts must be settled.
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