Kent Family Visit Recap Moves Through Sexton Ellsworth
Mrs Kent and son D C Kent of Sexton hosted visitors Friday. Mr and Mrs Art Peterson traveled to Ellsworth Tuesday for a visit with Art’s relatives.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
2
Mrs Kent and son D C Kent of Sexton hosted visitors Friday. Mr and Mrs Art Peterson traveled to Ellsworth Tuesday for a visit with Art’s relatives.
Rolfe area items recount fishing trips in Minnesota and Iowa visits. Local families like Sernett, Cornfield, and Ga hm are mentioned with brief health updates and moves. Social events include club remembrances and a mid summer clearance sale, with several residents traveling to nearby towns for visits and work.
The query asks who the Three Wise Men were and adds Stop Look and Listen like an instruction. The phrase echoes moral or symbolic guardians rather than historic figures.
A list of guarantors pledges about 1200 toward next year's session and guarantees the purchase of talent for Rolfe Chautauqua. A meeting of guarantors will be held to elect directors and handle other business as plans for the 1923 session proceed.
The Free Methodist Church announces Sunday school at 10 00 a m followed by preaching at 11 00 a m Evening services begin at 730 o'clock Everyone is invited to attend.
An ad copy describes an electric motor driven Primrose with a switch to operate hands free. The motor runs the separator via a leather belt, smoothing cream by gradual speed change and reducing vibration. It claims compatibility with all electricity types and promises time saving results.
A brief paragraph describes Miss Gertrude Hoag stepping in for two weeks at a telephone central office while on vacation. It then shifts to a series of sarcastic asides about banking wealth and a jab at a supposed tel aristocrat, ending with a playful line about buying a “sissy” for what he’s worth.
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