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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1912
Page
12
The Vindicator and Republican reporters bring keen comments on local doings. Farm and village items cover community happenings, with briefs on people, places, and daily life described in concise notes.
Dolliver area residents record a busy week with visits from KB Pickell Spirit Lake Ed Louise bike accident and many social calls. Quarantine on the Join Sharer farm for scarlet fever, school closings and baptisms mingle with parish work. A baby girl arrives at Eugene Pickell’s. Mothers Day May 12th urged. numerous travels and small-town trades noted.
Silo shifted two and a half feet from the foundation amid heavy rain last Saturday night. Residents report ongoing weather warnings as Mr. Moore lost a barn to fire recently and was insured. Local visits include Otto Knode of Estherville staying with his uncle, Mr and Mrs Knode. Mr and Mrs Charles Rosenberger visiting Estherville. Mr and Mrs G C Eastman and children hosted at Rob Wood’s. Mrs B K Reed from Dolliver and others in the area.
Miss Maud Howser, formerly a teacher in the township, has accepted a position as teacher in the granular room to succeed Elizabeth McLary for the coming year. LP Stillman of Dolliver visited Friday. Mrs Buntand and Ogilvie Camis hosted Daisy Kunt, a popular local teacher. EK Carey returned from Estherville where he served on the jury. Ella and Jobin Laity visited the Frosts Sunday.
The article states Ray Wood is recovering well. Professor Wilson, superintendent of the Underwood schools, will serve as superintendent next year. Miss Maud Bowser is elected to the Brammer realm to succeed Miss McLary, a successful teacher, and Miss Mable Miller has been released.
Frank ribbon traveled to Estherville Monday while Rev McCloud plans a trip next week. Miss Kate Hardy and Miss Ethel Hanifan returned from visits and dressmaking in Estherville. Clayton Atwood injured his foot but is healing. Mrs. Rosenberger and the Thompson family visited Estherville and Goodell respectively. Seeding is the day’s topic as neighbors plan Pete Sorgenfries birthday gathering.
A court notice states Frank M. Thornk as executor seeks a further hearing on his petition to confirm an August sale of Renal Wa estate. The hearing is scheduled for May 13 at the Court House in Emmet County Iowa, where interested parties may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted and the sale confirmed by the court.
Local news notes many residents traveling or visiting relatives this week. Mrs F J White visited Omaha while Mrs Gardinier visited Ruthven. Miss Alice Nelson visited Spirit Lake. Prof Rhen and Mrs Blakey returned from Minneapolis and Rochester respectively. John Smith and Bob Warner are on business trips to Mason City and Chicago. Mrs George Meisner shopped in Ratherville. Emmons visited before leaving for Canada. several others pursued business in Emmetsburg Cedar Rapids Huntington and Norway.
Notice that on the first day of December in Kunmet County Iowa a four acre strip of land in section from the northeast quarter of section seven township one hundred north range thirty four west of the third principal meridian was sold for delinquent taxes to Ole Anderson. A certificate of sale was issued and held by the undersigned and redemption will expire in due time unless redeemed within thirty days after complete service of this notice.
The District Court of Iowa In Emmet County issues notice in the matter of the estate of Josephine M Thorns deceased. Amended application seeks order to sell real estate and approval of the sale already made by Frank M Thorne executor. Named parties Busan J Hammond Ethel A Hammond W Karl Hammond and Killett v Hammond are notified of proceedings and deadlines in Kimmet County.
Mrs P O Berg received word in residnce in St Paul that her daughter Samantha is very ill. Roy Mathews family moved house goods to Katherville and plan to settle there. A farmer found $650 in a road corn planter left months ago near a business home. exposure has damaged it, plans to replace the planter. Advertisements urge Dr King’s New Life Pills to cure blues and bilious liver. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy touted for children with coughs and colds. distributed by F S Bradle & Co.
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