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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
2
Multiple short items report visits between Rolfe residents and relatives in nearby towns, family illnesses, and real estate moves. Mentions include Miss DeKda Lighter in Gilmore City, Miss Cora, Mr. and Mrs. Howland, Mrs. Richmond, Dr. Hollis, and others. Local business ads promote Cobbs Shoe Store sales and Cobbs footwear.
Found items include overshoe, ladies gloves, boys mittens left at this office. Everbearing Strawberries plants for sale with orders taken to supply berries all summer by Jas Kelts, Rolfe, Ind. 41-31.
County Supervisor Klein attended a Pocahontas board session on Tuesday morning. An advertisement invites readers to improve prospects at Mankato Commercial College in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser returned from Des Moines where Mrs. Fraser had an operation. Rev. W. G. Evans from Ayrshire was in town on professional business. The Cobbs Shoe Store touts bargains with brisk gobbling metaphor and hints at a busy sale.
In a reflection scene, Geraldine asks her mother if people marry in heaven or hell. The mother cites scripture saying no marriage in heaven, prompting Geraldine to decide to stay with the present life rather than seek union after death.
A dramatic exchange quotes a scientist claiming a health saving method and a cynic's retort. The dialogue pairs with a jab about political scientists and military efficiency, followed by an anecdote about a boy’s schoolyard free fight and a line about twenty three fighting nationalities.
A wife shows a shirt claim about a $20 item and a cheap $5 hat. The husband replies with a witty plan to take $15, dubbing the purchase “frightful” as a light domestic exchange over a budget item.
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