Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society Meeting Friday
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. George Alla Friday February 13. Miss Mildred Simmons a missionary from India will speak at the meeting. All are cordially invited.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
3
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. George Alla Friday February 13. Miss Mildred Simmons a missionary from India will speak at the meeting. All are cordially invited.
Promoters claim Hall Carre Medicine cures catarrh and related nose throat ailments. The ad touts a blend of tonics and blood purifiers from Cheney & Co of Toledo, claiming powerful ingredients.
City council reads and approves January minutes. Bills presented include Rolfe Tel, Et Oil, drayage, salaries and repairs. Actions include appointing Bruce to confer on street lighting plan and recommending tax refund for Mrs. DeGroote and county payment for groceries.
Misses Pearl Hersom and Alice Garton spent the weekend at the N B Hersom home. Edgeman transacted business at Laurens Saturday. Martin Gehit and Geo Dyvig handled business matters at Laurens Wednesday. Albert Obrecht was in Des Moines several days last week. Mrs Geo Dyvig and son visited the parental home last Thursday. Mr and Mrs E A Albaugh were at the Lea Hawk home on Thursday. Andrew Smith was a business caller in Laurens last Wednesday. Mrs J H Ralfe and her son Frank drove to Rolfe Friday for dental work. Mrs Harry Hilton spent Friday afternoon at the D F Beents home. Karl Smoot and Henry Smith were at Laurens Thursday. The Bert Bass and U S Tucker families are on the sick list with influenza. Milo Miller of Pocahontas was in town Saturday.
A special session of the Rolfe Iowa corporation council adjourned after reports of influenza cases. The clerk was instructed to secure quarantine cards and isolate residences with cases per state board of health directives. The remarks also include libertarian musings on politics and society.
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