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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
7
Rolfe residents enjoy visits from relatives and travelers. The community reports road work and golf course improvements as Sirnweather brings rain, plus a tale of The Copperhead shown at The Scenic. Local service members are urged to attend Decoration Day events at Legion Hall.
Rolfe residents report social visits in Gilmore City Pocahontas and Webster City. Local residents join garden parties attend funerals and participate in civil events including church and club meetings. An Ember of regional travel notes and upcoming community gatherings punctuate the period.
Mrs. J W Bower and daughter visited Mrs I M Adams in Newell on Sunday. A special O B S meeting is set for Friday May 26 with initiation and banquet. John Gunderson shipped a carload of heavy cattle to Chicago. Hatton the saxophonist aided the Pythian Players and may join the local orchestra during Daphne Malcolm’s summer trombone stint in St Louis. Simon Kessling returned from Minnesota. Miss Christel Palmer of Emmetsburg lectured Mallard and called on Mrs C J White. Route 8 carrier O B Fuller on leave. Peter Johnson filling in. Mrs Bert Wood visited Mason City with daughter and granddaughter Catherine Clow. Closing out sale runs to June 20 with local store prices. Fort Dodge visitors include Mrs B L Green and Ruby. Thieves shattered Jas Fox grocery door. no clue yet. Frank Fitzgerald family visited Henry Fitzgerald in Plover. Dr H C Barnes attended a veterinary convention in Fort Dodge. Emma Hart visited her parents. Legion posts urge red poppy donations for Decoration Day. Phil Daniels and Robt Kleiner visited Fort Dodge. Minerva Lemon returned from Swaledale. Cecil Cumming Post Legion meeting scheduled at Legion Hall. The Bruce families toured Sexton and nearby paving work on Northern Lawn Pike from Wesley to Algona, noting large prep costs and a warehouse collapse hazard that narrowly spared several children.
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