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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
5
Local residents and visitors share a busy week with calls, visits, and social events. J S Hopkins visits from Halmboldt. Mrs J W Sadler from Rolfe visits. various business and social calls noted across Rolfe, Popejoy, Humboldt, and surrounding towns.
Mrs. Mary E. McMullen of Prelps New York says she suffered years with constipation and indigestion until taking Chamberlain's Tablets five years ago. She reports immediate help and complete cure after several weeks of use. Sold by all dealers.
Bluff recalls Grimely cutting his son off with a shilling and the family motor car. Gruff agrees it was worse, noting the inheritance dispute and social tensions. A haughty dame imagines a halo and harp in the beyond, but she insists on a lorgnette.
A New York householder cried out that a burglar was inside his home. The responding officer, calling for the traffic squad, indicated readiness to assist in the response.
An old health note warns that meat forms uric acid which overworks the kidneys during filtration. Regular excess meat intake stresses kidneys and may cause back pain, headaches, dizziness, and stomach issues as toxins build up.
Beneke bought a new Ford rear last week. Gates visiting from Kingsley Iowa left for home. Herrick from Cash S D arrives to spend summer here. Madge Ballard of Pocahontas visited Gilmore City. Grace and Joretta Hogan from Fort Dodge visiting at Leahy home. Mrs Parks visiting Witte home to Marshall Missouri. Morrison family leaves for Portland Oregon. Marie Hood of Clare visits Henneberry home. Mrs Hatfield business caller at Fort Dodge. Dorothy Cain born June 17 to Mr and Mrs John Cain. Beers hosts Blain of Fort Dodge with ten guests. A W Freeman and son Ernest return from land-stouting trip to Barnesville Minnesota. Gilmore City folks attend Rolfe gathering. Eb Campbell and others visit.
Bradgate Methodist Church with Rev. C. E. Ellefson will host a union service at the Baptist church next Sunday evening with the host pastor delivering the sermon on Where is Abel, thy Brother. The Young People’s Class held a monthly social at the Halford Dean home Tuesday evening. Children’s Day was observed last Sunday morning with an excellent program. Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs. W. B. Wallace on Wednesday and recently re-papered two rooms at the parsonage. Plans are underway for a life and character program of Daniel at Hunton services last Sunday evening.
Iowa State College at Ames spent two weeks spreading practical home life improvements for Iowa rural communities. The conference aims to attract and retain families by improving home conditions and social life, featuring figures like Ernest Thompson Seton, Luther Gulick, Henry Wallace, and James Wilson. The program includes lectures on agriculture and social welfare, with plans to extend influence across the state and reduce rural depopulation.
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