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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1940
Page
7
Rolfe and nearby communities share a weekend of visits and pheasant hunting. Guests include the Doernings of Ottumwa, the Kipfer family on leave, and many from Fort Dodge Ames and Des Moines. A Presbyterian supper drew about 250 attendees. various families travel for visits, hunting, and celebrations across Humboldt Pocahontas and Boone areas.
Fred Block was a business caller in Fort Dodge on Thursday. Mrs. Earl Chambers and Frances visited Ruthven Tuesday at the R. W. Lightle home. The Gilbert Cordes family spent Sunday with the J. A. Cordes in Des Moines township. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mickelson and their children from Linn Grove visited C. H. Stanley’s home Sunday. A. J. Applegate who had been ill south of Rolfe was taken to the University hospital in Iowa City last Sunday.
H F Olerich traveled to Sioux City on business Monday. Chet Williams from Waterloo visited over the weekend at the W E Roberts residence. Donald Nelson a ISTC Cedar Falls student spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs John Hegran of Ames visited Mrs A Simonson’s home Tuesday. Mrs Hagan is sister in law to Mrs Simonson. Mr and Mrs Henry Westergaard and children and Mr and Mrs Roy Simonson and family were dinner guests Sunday at the Rev James N Lund home.
The report notes Mrs Addie Roberts is improved after illness. Mr and Mrs William Lillegard and their son from Rodman visited the Stanley Brook home Saturday. Dr G B Palmer visited Mrs Palmer at Mercy hospital Fort Dodge Tuesday. Mrs Lara Johnson of Minneapolis came Tuesday to assist with Mig A Simon son’s care. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Allbee were guests in the Lee Fisher home near Plover Sunday, with others including Mr and Mrs Claude Miller visiting there.
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