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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1924
Page
6
Farmers plowed between Estherville and Wallingford with tractors and four horse teams last Tuesday. Residents and visitors include Nelson from Alta, Mary Rogers visiting home folks, and many local moves, porch building, and garden fever. Nursing staff, shop hires, and school staff changes are noted along with Easter card promotions and road conditions.
James McNab Jr., son of Mr and Mrs James McNab, visited Monday night. He works as a salesman for Cudahy Packing Co with territory in southern Minnesota and northern Iowa. Will Watson opened a cream station and feed store in Huntington, renting the former Weir Hardware building and taking charge of the business. He is well known locally and has prior experience with Burt & Jones in Estherville in feed, cream, and coal.
Mrs Henry Riley hosted the 0. 0. U. ladies on Thursday afternoon highlighting formal sociability and a delicious luncheon. Mrs F W Graaf entertained about forty friends of Mr Herman Graaf and daughter Pauline of Hollywood Calif at an afternoon gathering with musical performances by Mr Graaf on harmonica and Pauline on violin, with Mrs Chas Robinson as pianist, followed by dainty refreshments.
The Harmony Club will meet next Wednesday afternoon April 23 at Mrs. Kirt Allen’s home. The Civics Department of the Woman's club meets Monday April 21 at Mrs. Letchford's with reader Mrs. Ben Klein. Lesson Iowa Statesmen features sketch of Senators Allison and Dolliver. The Iowa study has been enjoyable, with a department owning Cyrenus Cole's History of Iowa.
A district meeting of the Order of Eastern Star is held this Wednesday evening in Ammetsburg. Many locals will attend the event with supper served at seven, though some will attend only the evening’s work.
The Ladies Guild of Grace Episcopal Church will hold a spring supper and bazaar in the church basement on Thursday, April 24. Funds raised support church activities and local programs.
The entire county will be invited to contribute to the Memorial Bazaar. Solicitors will reach out, and if not, residents may bring in any salable items they wish to donate for the bazaar.
A used range is offered by Mrs Wesley Robb in good condition at a low price. Also noted a social prompt inviting a girl to visit the West Side Grocery Ice Cream Parlor as appreciated by management.
Mrs Geo McCutcheon visits Titonka husband conductor between Titonka and Garner. H T Nichols and George McCutcheon visit Titonka. Miss Lottie Bolsinger guests of Mrs E M Warthow and Miss Mabel. Mrs J W Peterson visited in St Paul at her brother's. Kenneth Turner mourns loss of father S Turner at Minneapolis. Mr Turner long time Jasper division agent. Ken Turner and wife with him in last hours. Miss Gertrude Knight returns to Mason City. Harold Jorgensen spends Sunday at Ames with mother. W S Williams Division Freight Agent in Sioux Falls Tuesday. Chas Zarr to Sioux Falls this week. Mr & Mrs C Paulson and daughter Thelma visit Leonard and Mrs Smith. Mrs Smith daughter of Paulsons. Thelma staying week. Paulsons return Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Hardy settle in Brees apartments on Eighth street. Four Mile Lake Club meets with Mrs Barnes April 9. Twenty-two members, four visitors present. Program enjoyed. lunch served by hostesses Mrs S Miller Miss Rust Mrs Myri Beaver Mrs R Lundgren. Next meeting with Mrs Resh April 23. For sale Gladioly bulbs 26c a dozen. JT W Peterson phone 387 Low2
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