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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1918
Page
10
News from Estherville district recounts farm visits and socials, with residents attending events, births, and travel. Among items, Christin Range surgery, visitors from Ceylon and Mankato, measles in schools, and cream-check earnings listed for February. Notable moves include families transferring to Middleton and Brunsvold hosting a Ladies Aid gathering.
Community notes from Superior cover visitors and calls at homes in Superior and nearby towns. Names include Oran and Mrs Tandbark, J C Smith, Georgie Paulsen, Eunice Keltz, and many from Superior. Events mention a Liberty Loan flag, movie showings of The Spy, church and club meetings, funerals, and local travel to Estherville Arm strong Spirit Lake and Fort Dodge.
SEEN AND HEARD a ee were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fouts and Mrs. Wim Ross visiting J H Sidles near Bunting ton. Petersons visited Evans home. Miss Etta Moltzen returned home after a month at Clark home. Ole Knutgen and Roy Richards called on E Peterson. Way Allgood visited Sidles. Walter Pope broke his leg above the ankle. Dr wan of Estherville attends. Elmo Long and Zoe visited Lloyd Clements. Mrs Charles Boyington of Galt visited Allen and Elmer Boyington. Hans Clausen and Ed Henningson visited Grandma Clausen. Mellwraith working for H McClune. Harry Sidles of Huntington helped hang wallpaper. June Boyington started work for Mrs Frisbee.
Norris family visited cousins Mr and Mrs Herb Springer on Sunday. George Calhan attended K C initiation in Emmetsburg. Hugh Williams left for Cedar Rapids after spring work with W J Arthur. Emma and Chas Fouts and mother visited the Arthur home. Ruth Taylor Francis Solomon and Jake Taylor children had measles. Iva Taylor works at Spaulding home this week. Questad district school closed for summer. pupils and Mrs Luella Reid held picnic at the school house then visited Swan Lake. Edna Kruse returned from State University. A Ray Sprague baby reported. Estherville women formed a surgical dressing class at Grove Red Cross room. ten members enrolled. Wm Ralston family and Mrs day viniora at Curtice.
Across several days that week the R N A held a class on the job. A good attendance marked the meeting of the Norio g Aid Society at the home of Jeanne Pelomong Thursday afternoon. Mrs Oleseaveaud will host next. Mr H H Ave, once of Rockwell City now of Morton Minnesota, visited the W E Stemple home last Monday and Tuesday.
In Wallingford and nearby Estherville communities residents share visits and moves. Ernest Franklin’s Albia visit. Hiveley kin settling in Fort Dodge. funeral for Gladya Kasa at Riverside church. service flag with three stars. Knights of Columbus prep for Emmetsburg initiation with banquet. Franklin and Kasa family updates. Kaiser film shown. Nicknames and local tales flow amid war talk.
J J Kopp announces candidacy for Hammet County auditor subject to Republican voters at the June primary. Also notes bids for state representative district and county auditor. Voters urged to participate in the primary to decide the offices.
Emmet County voters are informed that FE H Hansen, a Republican, will seek the county treasurer post at the upcoming June primary. He expresses gratitude for past support and asks for continued favors and backing from electors.
For County Recorder IT desire the nomination for the office of recorder of Emmet county can respectfully solicit the support of th tion in June Emma E Deming.
Francis J. Kennedy announces candidacy for County Attorney Emmet County subject to Democratic primary June 3 1918. Sidney E Bemis announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court Emmet County subject to Republican primary June 1918.
Tom Nivison declares for sheriff of Emmet County awaiting Republican primary voters in June. J B Mitchel announces candidacy for County Supervisor District No. 1 covering Emmet Hilsworth and Lincoln townships subject to voter decision.
I. J. Robinson announces his candidacy for the office of supervisor of district No. 1 comprising Emmet Ellsworth and Lincoln townships. He states the decision rests with Republican voters at the June primary election.
Wants include second hand ears by Richardson Bros at East Lincoln street and a practical nurse or washings at home with phone 613. Girls wanted for steam laundry work at Howley and Dickey. James Pickell and sister Mae left for North Dakota to visit their sister Mrs James Whittaker. Mae to extend visit. Mrs Fred Musson recovering from grippe. Mrs Frank Grems ill with enlarged gland. J L Brown returned from Chicago stock work. Miss Celia Petey funeral at Presbyterian church with interment at Center County Club meeting hosted by Mrs Shultz next week. Maude Montgs visiting home over Sunday. club to meet May 8.
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