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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1916
Page
4
A scattered rural social column reports weather, visits, illness, farm work, and local events across Maple Hill and Craver areas. It notes funerals, meetings, church activities, school events, road repairs, farming labor, and family milestones including a birth and various visits among neighbors and relatives.
Farmers of High Lake township organized a township club at Spring Grove schoolhouse on Saturday April 1. The group aims to discuss farming, stock breeding, dairying, beef cattle, horses, sheep and other rural topics, plus short programs and social tours to foster community. The next meeting date and details are to be announced.
The notice lists a meeting at the Spring Grove school on April 11 at 1 p m with Edward F E Olson and Lecy in attendance. It notes spring weather and health concerns this time of year. Mrs BR Birney hosts a bridge luncheon for Mrs Amundson and daughter Grace, who are visiting from Livermore due to Mrs Amundson's mother's illness. Several residents return from trips and visits, including A Brown from Pensacola Florida and Mrs Walter Crowell hosting Mrs Martin of Boise Idaho. The WR will meet with Mrs Dana Cole on Thursday afternoon April 6 and John Ross returns from Anoka. The Ladies Guild plans a meeting at Mrs Fred White's with full attendance desired. Mr Turner from Minneapolis visits Kenneth Turner and family en route to Jasper Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Earl Keymore depart for Cheyenne Wyoming. Lost December a pair of gold rimmed spectacles with chain near the spring. Leave at Vindicator and Republican office for reward.
New Easter goods including post cards dinner favors place cards novelties and napkins are available at Hoey's Bank Store Cole Building 7th Street 14-WL.
The six weeks old son of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Williams of a southwest of town died Saturday night. Rev. J. S. Cottle conducted the funeral service Monday afternoon at the Church of Christ. Interment was in Grisworth Town, former home of the Williams family, with community sympathy offered.
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