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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
2
Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hamilton and family of Nora Springs visit J. T. Lange home. Mrs Hamilton andMrs Lange are sisters. Mrs. D. W. Brown of Urbana visits daughter Mrs. Fy Ay Malcolm. Ford, White Bros.
Local notes recount a Rolfe Chautauqua Association meeting set for Monday July 27 to decide next year’s program and elect a new board, with emphasis on attendance and possible changes. Community events include visits, outings, and local business notes across Rolfe and surrounding towns.
Miss Mae Brown takes a vacation from Crystal Cafe duties to visit relatives in Mason City and Spirit Lake. Harry Coffin reportedly returns to Tulsa team but remains out of the field until his injured limb strengthens. bases deemed too risky. Golden and Greta Wood of Sioux City visited grandparents Mr and Mrs I D Wood. Meda Blackman also a guest. Route 2 carrier was 25 cents ahead last week. Hart Smith off duty after bronchial fever attack. Grant Pollock installs an electrical egg tester claimed to judge egg age and condition and to threaten a pure food inspector over a back door button.
Danish evangelical note reports Reverend Frits Anderson, a Lutheran pastor, in connection with the Danish Lutheran community. Details on date or location are not provided in the fragment.
Chicago and North Western Railway advertises summer travel from local stations to Colorado California the North Pacific Coast and Yellowstone Park through September 30th. Tickets include scenic routes and liberal retail limits with over privileges. Contact your local agent for home-station fare details and descriptive literature.
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