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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1914
Page
8
Auction notices and sale dates listed for properties near Rolfe Cassie Skow and Plover include buyers and agents with dates from January to February. Auctions conducted by H Grove and Cassie Skow cover residences and farmland, with locations described as miles from Rolfe and Rolfe area towns. If your sale is in the territory, the column offers free publication.
Mrs. J. H. Charlton and daughter Lucile visit from Rolfe for a few days with Plover relatives. August Coats of Gowrie leaves Froh home after holidays. Will Froh and Mrs. Peterson travel to Fort Dodge. Numerous residents, including Henderson, Brodsky family, Vennum, McEwen, Thompson, and Muelijer, attend to health, travel, and holidays. Prof. Dannen visits, Dunnen moves near Ottumwa. Irene and Lettie Thomas spend holidays with A. W. Hess in Fort Dodge.
Plover M E Church notes Rev Lewis N Moody and family thank friends for a Christmas lamp. The morning service will administer the Lord's Supper. Epworth League officers will be installed in the evening with Miss Verna Grove reading a Redeemer theme. Men’s supper next Monday at 8. District Superintendent Dr McBurney to speak after supper. Subscription calls begin Tuesday. Ladies Aid meets Thursday January 7. Second Quarterly Conference next Monday at 10 with Dr McBurney presiding.
Ha worth League selects officers at a Monday parsonage meeting. Verna Grove elected President along with 1st Vice W D Heathman 2nd Vice Mabel Henderson 1d Vice Ivis Helvig 4th Vice W B Chinn Secretary Hazel Helvig Treasurer Zeno Henderson Organist Orpha Hildreth also noted.
Regular services will be held Sunday at usual hours. A business meeting is set for Friday evening at Mrs. Will Crawford's home. Rev H T Seckett will be pastor and Rev S L Grove will preach on January 1 and January 10 as the pastor is away.
Mrs. Harry Snook of Colfax visits the Wm. Snook home while Miss Bernice MacVey returns from Cedar Falls Teachers College for the holidays. Christmas tree exercises at the school house draw many locals. Several families travel for Christmas visits and a Fort Dodge–Des Moines wedding unites Harvey Minkler and Miss Jen ness. Sunday school elects officers and Piketown Creek plans an oyster supper and social to start the new year with religious services next Sunday.
A forestry expert condemns ongoing tree destruction as a grim future threat. A summer girl echoes concern noting that without trees there would be no place to swing a hammock.
A humorous scene shows a near-sighted motorist struggling to fit a new tire while a friend predicts help will arrive. The other figure in the field is revealed as a scarecrow, sparking dialogue on imagined aid.
A man says his wife made him a success and credits her as he speaks in church. The pastor responds with encouragement as the man explains his need to hustle for many desires.
A fragmented note claims two years of indigestion eased by using one or two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablate. The writer mentions personal sickness before taking them and cites improved health after using the product.
An advertisement-like passage warns meat forms uric acid that overworks kidneys and urges regular flushing with an inexpensive harmless effervescent water drink. It claims relief for dull kidney pain, back pain, headaches, dizziness, and urinary issues by flushing acids and sediments.
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