Easter Berry and Miss Murray at Havelock Opera House
Local readers and impersonators Easter Berry and Miss Margaret Murray of Tobin College Fort Dodge will perform at the Havelock opera house on Saturday evening March 28. Admission 2a and 15c.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
6
Local readers and impersonators Easter Berry and Miss Margaret Murray of Tobin College Fort Dodge will perform at the Havelock opera house on Saturday evening March 28. Admission 2a and 15c.
Marriage notice for John Elberts and Mae Murray recorded in Pocahontas. The bride teaches in Pocahontas schools and the groom works at Brodsky hardware in the area. They plan to reside in the I. C. Smith property as newlyweds and friends extend best wishes.
A new millinery store opens in the old bank building at Havelock Iowa. Miss Mabel Kathan displays an attractive line of trimmed hats, inviting local customers to view the selection.
A fragment notes William P. Webb as pastor for Methodist and Episcopal churches. Services at the M B church held at the usual hours on March 22 with both morning and evening congregations, a minister, and a sense of gladness among attendees.
Felix Kayser visits relatives from South Dakota. Lizzie Gorman visits from Clare. Garren moves goods to Horace Ludding ton place. Luddington family planning move to Rodman. Dan Hartnett buys a 1914 Buick. Van Alstine couple return from Williamsdale Iowa. Pauline Sinnett ill. Bertha Hocking and Roy visit Fort Dodge. Farber moves into N Kayser residence. Mayme Burns visits Gilmore City. Pete Chumley returns from Minnesota. Guy Daniels wedding trip and reception. Irene Maher and baby Irene leave for Madrid Indiana. Born March 7 to B H Winter.
An old advertisement-style claim touts a cough cure from Dr King’s remedy. It cites a long standing coughs and suggests the product offers complete relief for chronic coughs, implied by patient testimonials.
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