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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1907

Page

8

Among Our Neighbors in Grover and Armstrong Saturday

Mias Croweton visited in Armstrong while Mrs Smith visits her daughter Mrs Lon Collins. Mrs Lucy Bauman of Bricelyn Minn visits Peak family. Grandpa and Grandma Marriott in Grover past week. I N Sweet G H West and B F Taylor attended wood roads association meeting in Armstrong. Charles Reed badly fingers injured in corn shelter. amputation possible. Mrs John Higinbotham and children visit Forest City then North Dakota. Easter program at Grover Sunday School draws a crowded house. Missions collection 9.60 with barrels adding over 6.00. George and Charlie Nehring share 2.60 for top collection. Church decor purple white canopy from alcove to pulpit rail.

Mias Croweton Armstrong Smith Lon Collins Lucy Bauman Bricelyn Minn Peak John Higinbotham Forest City North Dakota Aalds Higinotham Grover George Charlie Nehring

Local notices from Emmet Grove area last week

Augustine Anderson repaired Mr Mantee s well. I J Robinson went to Dakota seeking sheep but did not close a deal. Mrs Geo Weir spent Wednesday at Estherville with her mother. Margaret Manice visited Albert Trwin s Huntington Wednesday evening. Ole Anderson toured Estherville on an insurance trip. Mr and Mrs S S Chambers of Estherville called on W J Weir. Agnes Luikart at Minnesota school spent a week at home. Wm Weir spent late week at Armstrong. Mr and Mrs B Shears of Minnie and Miss Rena Weir of Huntington visited F Manice Sunday. Sam Wicks is building a large barn. J D Weir of Huntington visited Henry Weir Sunday. L Dobbie and A S Anderson called on J A Anderson Wednesday evening. Wm Lutkart took a pleasure trip to Sherburn Minn. Are you going to pay it again Will. C Silcox spent Sunday at Manice home. Miss Julia Schultz spent Sunday at Estherville with Edith Littell. Mrs George Millslagle visiting Leopold home left for New Jersey. Geo Kinkart called on Mrs W J Weir Sunday. Ida Schultzzip working in Estherville for Bryant. H Weir called at Dunell Minn last Thursday. Some boys attended revival at Superior last Sunday. A C Snyder called at M R Weir s Sunday. Libble Barber is doing new work.

Augustine Anderson Ole Anderson Estherville M. Chambers W. J. Weir Migs Agnes Luikart Minnesota J. Weir Armatrong B. Shears Minny Rena Weir Huntington J F. Manice Sam Wicks J. D. Weir Huntington Henry Weir L. Dobbie Anderson J. A. Anderson Lutkart Rip Sherburn Minn Will C. Silcox Manice Honaw Julia Schultz Hetherville Edith Littell George Millslagle Leopold New Jersey Geo. Kinkart W. J. Weirg Ida Schultzip My. ‘Bryant H. Weir Até ‘Dunnel Minn

Wedding Bells and Small-Town Doings in Emmet Co

Emmet County notes list visits, travels, and local events. C Kate Riggs and O Sando appear amid social calls. Mumps, school, and church activities noted. A prominent obituary recalls Corene Collins dying at 18 months from meningitis, with funeral at Oak Hill Cemetery and mourners left in grief.

Revival meetings in Superior Methodist church

Rev Minkler and the Misses Barth conduct revival meetings at the Superior Methodist church. E J Olgan of Superior has been quite sick with the grip. Last Tuesday Richland held a central school vote which was defeated. Mr and Mrs Stearns drove to Estherville Saturday. Vera Christoffer of Lake Park visited relatives. Hanson school taught by Miss Hannah Dards closed Friday for a two week vacation. Arthur Thompson of Truman Minnesota visiting relatives.

Hanson Hannah Dards Arthur Thompson Truman, Minn

Aldrich collection honored and Hall's catarrh cure promoted

A fragmentary historical note praises Charles Aldrich for completing the Aldrich collection with a missing sheet discovered by Thomas Bailey Aldrich and sent to Iowa history officials. It mentions awards and honorary memberships, plus an advertisement for Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills alongside local theatre information.

Overheard Street Remark Sparks Townwide Echo

A remark heard on the street echoes across town, with similar comments circulating in public views and casual conversations as residents weigh the sentiment and implications in daily life.

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F. K. Converse Geo. Weir Hennis Margaret Manice Albert Trwin C. Kate Riggs Wallingford T. O. Sando Emmotesburg Nels Johnson Des Moines O. O. Anderson Ruthven Adolph Sandren Decorah Josie Espeset A. Juhl Chris Larson Fatherville Henry Sevold Graettinger J. McPherron Geo. Gunderson J.O. Kana Harry Hank Amery Wis Missus Agnes Strand Hertha Fogdo Rev. Strand Presbyterian Church The Ladies Aid Society J. O. Kasa Krisanski Minneapolis, Minn Ed Hanson Martin Anderson Christopher Chnthr Walter Grems J. M. Sharp Miss Fuller Sharp School Charley Reid Gilbert Sweet Bella Ray Brannan Harry Perkins Ethel Perkins Millard Ostheimer Orin Trowbridge John Jacobs Mr. Plummer M. E C. F. Bennet N. Dakota Albert Clabaugh Burgess Ellsworth Township Corene Emmet Co Oak Hill Cemetery Corrie Collins Mengen Euster Tine Superior and Vicinity Aldrich Pagan i Mr. Aldrich Albert G. Brakett Charles Aldrich Thomas Bailey Aldrich Iowa Historical Department St. Louis L.cheney Hall Trousdale ‘Theatre Co Opera. House NAU Brothers Clothiers
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