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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1916
Page
1
The report highlights social events around Huntington and nearby towns. Community dances on Friday and Saturday attract many attendees. Local residents assist each other, visit relatives, and attend church and club meetings. Multiple families, neighbors, and organizations are named, with notes on travel and illness.
Sunday guests included the A. B. Benson household with Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Benson. C. B. Ophiam spent Sunday afternoon at the C. O. Andernon home. The Ladies Aid Society met Wednesday with Mrs. Lars Herem. The group will meet again on Wednesday, April 19, with Mrs. GC. A. Nashy. Everyone welcome.
Mids Reteleton and Miew Eisen hower were entertained at the D M Clucp home Tuesday evening. Mme Tom Kelley returned to her home at Esthervilla Monday morning.
The modest herald of spring the crocus appears. Mrs Laura Herem hosted Lutheran Ladies Aid Society for its regular annual meeting on Wednesday April 127th. Rev J J Akre led services and the officer election with Mra Lares Heram as president and Mra O Anderson as vice president. Albert Bringle had tonsil and adenoid surgery at Eastarville hospital last Saturday and is recovering at home. Otto Reimer rejoined his family Friday April 14th after illness since March 1st. Grace Willey visited relatives near Superior over the weekend. Will Norby and wife traveled to Estherville on business Wednesday last week.
Mr. Anderson, a bus agent for the Farmers' Mutual Incurance Co., was in the neighborhood last Friday for reasons not stated. FOR RENT two furnished rooms listed by Mrs. D. W. Lucas of North Fourth Street.
An old advertisement explains catching a cold results from a weak system and offers Dr. King's New Discovery as a remedy. It claims the treatment kills cold germs, soothes irritation, eases the cough, and helps recovery while acting as a mild laxative to expel secretions.
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