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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1922
Page
3
Notice reads that mail is entered at the city post office in Estherville Iowa as second class matter indicating a publication designation for local mailing.
The column presents Col Brookhart as a Senate candidate and denounces his policy for class legislation while urging broad minded Congress members who balance farmer capitalist and labor interests. It criticizes Clifford Thorne as unfit and warns the nation lacks true statesmen, predicting turmoil without reform.
J O Kasa longtime Emmet county figure outlines his 35 year record in the Iowa Legislature and his beliefs on square dealing for farmers and laborers. He cites the need to curb monopolies, support cooperative efforts like the Emmet County Fire and Lightning Insurance association, and push uniform school books and better road paving before he would consider office. He predicts farmers must produce to avoid national hunger and notes his past charity work and planned stance if not elected. He closes with a note on a local wedding of Charles A Parr and Maggie E Grady at Spirit Lake and Estherville.
A wedding at the Methodist Episcopal Parsonage joined Harold V. Sampson and Anna F. Bishop of Estherville in marriage with Rev J. W. LaGrone officiating. The couple, raised in Estherville, receive well wishes from friends. Birthday surprise honors Mr Kerr with cake and wishes for a long, happy life.
The Rock Island Social Club will gather at the Orleans Hotel on Thursday, April 6, with a program of reading, dancing and card games beginning at eight. Wasserman's orchestra will supply the music for the dance.
Revival meetings at the Free Methodist Church progress to the full satisfaction of the church members. A cordial invitation is extended to all to come out and hear the Hoosier evangelist.
Mrs L Hays and Mrs Effie Anderson host the Ladies Whist Club gathering this evening at the home of Mrs Anderson. The event features a social card game in a community setting with neighbors attending.
Mrs L E Stockdale and Mrs Kirt Allen hosted the Five Hundred Club gathering Tuesday evening at Mrs Stockdale’s home. The all women organization enjoyed card games and were later served a dainty refreshment.
Mrs M E Eldred entertained a small group of ladies Monday for an informal evening of Whist with a late lunch. Past Worthy Matrons Club meets at Mrs Kitt Allen’s home with Mrs Allen and Mrs M E Wilson as hostesses. Mrs Art Bringle is ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Civics Cub to Meet With Mrs Jones April 24 at Mrs F M Jones home. lesson on Taxes led by Mrs Letchford.
Local residents and visitors are noted in a string of weekend travels and short trips. Store keeper L L Smitth visited Iowa Falls, Mildred Lorimer spent the weekend in Emmetsburg, and Mrs Wm Cain visited Graettinger. Other residents underwent surgeries, vacationers from Iowa City and Madison visited family homes, and several families traveled to visit relatives in Fort Madison Monticello and Wichita Texas.
Mrs Chas Shultz left Saturday for Joliet Illinois after the death of her brother J LeRoy Shutes. J LeRoy Shutes was here last week visiting family. A A Herrick went to Goldfield to spend Sunday at the old home. Mrs Herrick has been there a week. Rev Gilbert Voorhies went to Boone for Ft Dodge Presbytery spring meeting. Catherine Boyle returned from Emmetsburg after nursing at the hospital. W A Case left for Sterling Colorado to join his son Merriott for an indefinite stay for health. Mrs Fred Person of Redwood Falls Minnesota will visit the C E Person home and Cedar Rapids with sister Mrs Frank Peterson. W H McClune of Dolliver will enter a Phsycopathic hospital in Iowa City with Mr Stillman. Mrs L C Robinson arrived from Manley to spend summer with son Charles and family and Ringsted with another son, plus Miss Annie Herem of Graettinger visited. Mrs Wm Wedoo returned to Cleake Iowa after four weeks with her son Roy’s family. Wasserman's Orchestra played at Eagles Grove for the K C ball. A L Sezer of Estherville Auto Wrecking Co. returned from Chicago. Mrs Herb Peterson and son expected from Casper to spend the summer with Mr and Mrs A O Peterson. Grain sowing is delayed but will proceed. northern Iowa seed time. A Gant of Cedar Rapids spent the weekend in Estherville on business and visiting friends. he produced the lake edition of the Vindicator and Republican two years ago and is noted as dependable in all transactions.
G A Lyons journeyed to Swea City on business Monday. A C Brown made a business trip to West Bend Monday. C F Kilgore was confined at home with a cold Monday. Paul Schmool went to Emmetsburg early this week seeking business. Mrs Tom Conlén visited Graettinger Monday for a week with her sister. Mrs H E Jorgnson traveled to Armstrong Monday for a week with her parents. W E Deming arrived from Sioux City Saturday and visited family over Sunday.
An Estherville girl may be chosen Queen of the Iowa State Fair and win 1000 dollars as Iowa s Most Beautiful Girl. Pictures of Estherville girls who may win these honors will appear in next Sunday s Des Moines Register. Order your copy today from G W Kramer, Phone 752, or coal dealers.
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