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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
7
Rolfe and area residents are mentioned with visits and travel to Laurens Des Moines Omaha and Fort Dodge. Bank news and millinery discounts appear alongside church services Mayo visitations and family health concerns. Local shoppers hear of a bonner millinery opening a doll contest and upcoming hat sale events.
Notice to settle debts follows Garner & Walden dissolution with Garner sole owner to take over. The move signals confidence in Havelock’s prospects and invites back-account settlements. Also includes a testimonial promoting Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey for cough relief and a brief Spring weather quip.
The Methodist Episcopal Church reports twenty six attendees at Thursday night services last week. The mid week gathering aims to aid the needy beyond ordinary society. With nearly seventy five names on the prayer meeting record, the appeal invites more to join.
Next Sunday evening service honors the late Fanny Crosby with songs written by her and a sketch of her life and battle with blindness. The morning service on March 21 asks parishioners to attend as before, noting many have been irregular due to winter roads and severe weather.
Ottumwa visitor Misa Pearl Jenness arrived for a relative visit while L. E. Boster family attended a niece’s wedding in Mallard. Cedar Falls trip to see sister Bernice at Teachers College. A family reunion honored Sam Severson on seventy first birthday at Dr G A Everson home in Plover. A large Pikertown crowd enjoyed a "good times" party at the Wm Gist home with games and socializing despite harsh winter. Sunday school attendance rose with Rev Burnette's Sundays services at 2:30 PM, inviting all locals.
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