Local Notables Share News From Area and Beyond
Taken from the flea of the Republican in 189 Ce ee Will Hagan returned home Tuesday from Jay Par Minnesota and Chester Iowa where he has been visiting caleslves and friends the past year. Mike Howe was in Lincoln township a few days last week shaking hands with his many friends. G A Nichols of the Republican has been chosen one of the eight delegates from the Upper Des Moines Press Association to attend the National Editorial Association meeting at Portland Oregon July 5. Coon Ait went to Cedar Rapids last week to consult a physician for rheumatism. Frank Peterson had succeeded Edgar Dodgson as clerk in the post office. W H Foote made a business trip to Hartley this week. Mr A R Butler and sister Miss Emma were over from Armstrong Saturday on business and calling on friends. Miss Butler is a teacher of Armstrong schools and is now an applicant for a position in the ardent of this city. Dr Anderson was at Armstrong on business Monday. M L Archer C M Brown A O Peterson Tom Pullen Capt Williams and R B Callwell were in the eastern part of the county the first of the week appraising land for right of way for the northwestern road. Mrs W P Ward left Saturday evening for a visit with her son Frederick and family. Pat Bagan of Lincoln township has sold his farm and expects to move to Minnesota.
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Will Hagan
JaRay
Minnesota
Chester
Iowa
Mike Howe
Lincoln Township
G. A. Nichols
The
Republican
Des Moines Press Association
National Editorial Association
Portland
Oregon
Coon Ait
Cedar Rapids
Frank Peterson
Edgar Dodgson
Ofice
W. H. Foote
Hartley
A. R. Butler
Emma
Armstrong
Butler
Dr. Anderson
M. L. Archer
C. M. Brown
A. O. Peterson
Tom Pullen
Capt. Williams
R .B. Callwell
W. P. Ward
Frederick
Pat Bagan
Thirty Years Ago Attended By Howard Hspesch and Guests
Thirty years back Howard Hspesch celebrated his seventeenth anniversary with invited little guests aiding him as able. Tosdal is excavating a cellar on his lot beside Mrs. Fletcher to build a business house. Sven A Brune vold marries Miss Burgit Benson in Petersburg Minnesota on March 30, 1889 with Rev Enghe officiating. Cc B Flindt named city marshal and will handle draying duties. E J Woods visited Rock Rapids on Wednesday. Mrs. O Neall of Sons Falls visited Mrs J A Reichley this week. H G Grant of Eagle Clothing Store traveled east last week. Mr and Mrs B H Pendleton returned from their eastern trip Wednesday morning. Miss Maria Pingre, attending Hilladale Montana college since last September, arrived home Saturday. Dr C B Little arrived from Nebraska yesterday with a carload of goods.
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Howard “Hspesch
Tosdal
Aellar
Enghe
Cc. B. Flindt
Marshall
E. J. Woods
Rock Rapids
O'Neall
Sons Falls
J. A. Reichley
H. G. Grant
Eagle Clothing
B. H. Pendleton
Maria Pingre
Hilladale
Monegan
C. B. Little
Nebraska
Local Social Notes And Visits In Estherville Area
Community diary items include Mrs Ford Hanson and her daughter visiting Estherville on Wednesday. Mrs Elmier Ratilmer of Maple Hill stopped by this week. Ernie Peterson and Jennie Knowles visited relatives in Estherville. The Ladies Aid met at the M E parsonage Thursday. Miles Butcher ill with bronchitis. Henry Knight family retiring from farm and planning to rent rooms in town. Nell Hanifan teaching near Grover visiting home over Sunday. Pearl Wear and Clifford Harrison home from college for spring vacation. Eula Hegs of Minneapolis visiting friends. Mrs Horswell and son Burl visiting relatives. Carrye and Gladys Kinander visiting Estherville between trains. Lincoln Horswell home on furlough from camp.
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Falinson
Estherville
Ford Hanson Anid
Spoon
Maple Hill
Elmiér Ratilmer
Ernie Peterson
Jennie Knowles
Ladies Aid
M. E. Parsonage
Miles Butcher
Henry Knight
Nell Hanifan
Grover
Luella
Sturm
Wallingford
Pearl Wear
Clifford Harrison
Eula Hegs
Minneapolis
Horswell
Burl
Carrye
Gladys Kinander
Lindoln Horswell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ned
Rouders
Rolfaoe
Emmet County Land and Abstract Company
Estherville, Iowa
Emmet
Howard Espeset
Federal Farm
First. National Bank
Jas
J. Harker
Pres
G. B. Graham
Sae.Fros
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