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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1914
Page
2
An old-time recipe for hair darkening uses Sage Tea and Sulphur. Advertisers claim Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy restores color, treats dandruff and itchy scalp, and avoids obvious telltales. Storefront druggists highlight the product’s natural darkening effect.
The Farmers and Ladies Aid plan meetings and social events through July with a note on weather. Reports mention Mrs Robert Hunter’s event in Weimer, visitors from Rockford and Clarkeville, and several residents dealing with illness and travel. Local inspectors and business men are active, while several families plan visits to relatives in Havelock and Stanford.
The Estherville eye specialist Dr Staggs will visit Rolfe on Monday July 27 at Dr E W Wilson's office from 9 00 AM to 1 30 PM to examine eyes for glasses.
Miss Margaret Goodmiller shows improvement after fever and typhoid symptoms. Ambrose Olmsteld also shows signs of recovery from typhoid. Mrs M C Ransom visits Des Moines with daughter Miss Flossie en route to Los Angeles. Ivan Barnes reports Navy stint in Kentucky territory and satisfaction with job. Miss Marietta Spence hosts a birthday party for friends. Residence for sale listed by C W Siefkin Rolfe Ta. Alex Barker and Dora visit Ayrshire. C Burr travels to Sioux City for stock cattle. Miss Catherine Fuller of Mason City to visit McCray. Odd Fellows install planned Saturday with ice cream and cake promised.
Mrs Simonson is on the sick list this week. Roy Gist returned home from Des Moines after visiting relatives. Alfred Johnson was ill earlier in the week. Mrs Thompson of Heron Lake Minnesota visited the Simonson home. Mrs Emerson and Miss Simerson returned to Beloit Wisconsin with Mabel Strong. A large party celebrated Alfred Johnson’s surprise at the A L Johnson home. Henry Nielson family hosted Sunday visitors. Mabel Johnson visited Thor relatives. The Simington boys and Harvey Minkler attended Sunday school at the Suminine Union.
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