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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1915
Page
2
Miss May Brown was injured Friday while using a back shortcut to her home from the Mrs. McEwen residence. Her thigh bone near the hip joint was broken and doctors Hollis and Beam set the bad fracture. She remains bedridden but with nurse care and is expected to recover with time.
The DeMoss Entertainers wowed a large audience at a Saturday church event hosted by the Missionary Society. Young Homer and Elbert, aged nine, drew cheers with violin led pieces and vocal duets while elder DeMoss played two cornets and later banjo and guitar in a harmonious closing. The society thanks the performers for the memorable evening.
Graduates of Mankato Commercial college have positions awaiting them. Mrs. BH. E. Wilcox visits Fort Dodge. Mr. Salinger’s elevation to supreme judge noted. Bank officers meet. S. L. Green starts as assistant. Fortnightly Club entertains at McCray home. A. H. Pritchard sale details and Excelsior Society meet. Roadside dangers from icy sidewalks warned in Rolfe. Uneedane'en Club hosts at Hoyne home. Presbyterian song service impresses. Y P B plans sale. Gilmore City lodge third degree visit and duck supper. Revival meetings in Laurens. Fire at Mullen residence near Gilmore City. Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Lotz travel on business and visit. First Nations bank statement praised. Constipation remedy advertised.
County Superintendent Grace Bradshaw toured Rolfe on Wednesday praising the staff and students. She stated the Rolfe school has a conscientious and talented faculty and that their work compares favorably with city schools, noting the strong classroom appearance and effective teaching.
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