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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1915
Page
9
The local Presbyterian Young People’s Union chapter held a Tuesday party at Mrs. Rose Adams home with games and amusements planned by the entertainment committee followed by light refreshments. A brief business session concluded the evening.
Mrs. Morrey of Humboldt visited at her daughter Mrs. Chet Brooks’s home this week. Rolfe callers included Mrs. Myrtle Watts and Mrs. Clyde Kelsey on Tuesday afternoon, with Walter Turley Jr. also stopping by briefly. Mrs. Mary Imus left for Clarkeyville Ia to visit relatives. Co EB. Brooks and Hans Oleson were in Webster City on business last Thursday. Mrs. Myrtle Watts and her daughter Lillian returned home from Fort Dodge late in the week. Carl Smith, visiting locally for some time, departed for Lincoln Nebr. J. P. Miller of Polo Ill tended to landed interests here last Thursday. Henry Biglow of Gilmore City stopped in Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Hugene Avery were Rolfe callers last Thursday, then attended the chautauqua. Mrs. Foote, visiting J. R. Madison’s home, left for Burt Ind with Mrs. Madison accompanying a short visit. Frank Malcolm of Webster City spent several days at Leon and family’s country home west of town. Mrs. Ray Ellsworth and daughter Jeanette returned from a visit to New Sharon Iowa. Miss Inga Peterson went to Humboldt Thursday evening for a telephone convention and returned the next day.
A testimonial from S F Gunn of Whatley Alabama says measles exposure led to stomach issues until Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved him. The ad claims rapid relief and notes sale by all dealers.
Advertises Hamburg Brenat Tea called Hamburger Brust Thee as a remedy for colds and grip. A tablespoon in boiling water, strained, drunk during day or before sleep, said to open pores, relieve congestion, loosen bowels, and safely treat colds with an inexpensive vegetable formula.
Cure-promising ad touts St Jacobs Oil for rheumatism pain in joints muscles and bones. It claims rub-on ease without skin burn and urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle to become free from pains and stiffness.
Mrs John Kayser and baby from Amery South Dakota visited N Kayser home. Miss Katie Hallinan visited Rolfe relatives. Dr H C Schrader opened a dental office in the Herrick building. Leahy family visited Sioux City. Mrs W A Carlson returned to Fort Dodge after visiting Kehl home. W T White attended chautauqua and a Pocahontas game. Mary Kayser of Emery spent time with her parents ARROW ADZ Bring Biz. Mabel Lighter of Rolfe visited her sister Cora at the Variety Store. May McMahon came from Clare to spend time with Loretta Cavanaugh. Pocahontas and Gilmore City men’s baseball game ended 3 to 2 in favor of Gilmore City.
A patriotic opinion praising American democracy. It extols the right to elect leaders, dismiss officials who fail, and the citizen’s power to demand performance. The piece argues no monarchs exist in the United States and asserts that brains and effort sustain national greatness.
Rolfe readers praise Adler-i-ke a simple buckthorn bark and glycerine remedy for constipation and gas. The ad claims quick action within one minute, no griping, and success in appendicitis with one spoonful. Viewel Drug Co. advertises the product.
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