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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1910
Page
6
The Estherville News dismisses the idea of a Republican revival this fall noting Democratic gains in Massachusetts and New York. It warns insurgent Republicans to cease their insurrection or face further losses, urging rebels to reassess to avoid disaster.
The Democratic Party and Taft ally Wickersham urged insurgents to align with Taft or leave the party. The Algona Courier notes Garst as a gubernatorial candidate amid factional pressures and praises Governor Carroll for his restraint and firings, including Bert Keltz, while criticizing John Cownie’s record.
The article critiques Garst’s gubernatorial bid as factional, suggesting it deepens party divisions and may aid Democrats. It notes Carroll's progressive circle, warns of Republican demoralization, and mentions editor Hotchkiss backing insurgents. Des Moines Capital links tariff to fruit prices amid the upheaval.
Chas Elve was a business visitor to Sioux Falls last Friday. Carl Rebert left Tuesday for Mandan to look over the country. Jas Cox was a business visitor to Des Moines Thursday and Friday. John J Schultz of Denver called on Estherville friends Saturday. David Kversoen from Ruthven visited his parents over Sunday. Editor Carpenter attended Armstrong Monday after nyggy on matters. Mr and Mrs Orville Turner visited relatives from Cedar Rapids starting Thursday. Mr and Mrs O R Anderson returned last week from Jamestown ND. Mrs Wait King left Sunday evening for locality for tuberculosis treatment and will enter a hospital. Pat Baan returned Monday from Alberta with loss of typhoid illness and rests here. John Lucas and son Percy arrived home from Iowa City after hospital stays for nasal treatment and appendicitis operation.
Mrs Wim Maxwell returned from Las Crosse Monday. Oscar Hangen is at Armstrong doing plumbing. D J Klopp visited his set at Sioux Falls over Sunday. Mrs Roy Brows visited her parents at Emmetsburg over Sunday. Attorney Morse was an Armstrong visitor the first of the week. Miss Anna Wait of Chicago is here visiting her little friends for a week. Mr and Mrs H Rhodes drove to Dunnell in their automobile Tuesday. Mrs Williams mother of Mrs J W Morse left Tuesday evening for Lake Park to visit her brother Dr Bachpian. Mrs J J Bowdish went to Cedar Rapids Thursday after her little daughter who has been there visiting an aunt. Miss Addie Van Velyer came down from Ballerton Minnesota and visited her parents over Sunday and Monday. Mrs J G Smith of Superior was the guest of Mrs David Miller Monday night. She left Tuesday for Rochester Minnesota. Mr Tagvall and family came down from Estherville Saturday to spend Sunday with Mrs Tagvalls mother Mrs Norris Graettinger Vines. Mrs Hingstrom a missionary worker of note will preach at the Presbyterian church Tuesday evening at o o clock. A large attendance is desired. Mrs B E Kelley and daughter Jene of Emmetsburg visited at the M C Kirbys home over Sunday. Mrs Kelley is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Kirby. WANT-PED competent girl for general housework at once. Mrs G D Osgood Phone 118 No 708 South Ninth St 2W
First Church of Christ, Scientist announces it will fold services Sunday May 1 at 636 a.m. on the corner of Dis Moines and Seventh Streets. The sermon topic is Hoverlasting Punishment with Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
Rev Benjamin Franklin leads Moore's Orchestra at both services with a 10 65 pm watchful ness address and an 8 pm Lost Chord Fund program. Blymer Silver pens advertised for sale at Vindicator and Republican office. Mr and Mrs John Sullivan return to Mandan Monday morning. Mrs FF Ferguson of Spirit Lake visiting daughter Mrs Boyd Anderson.
The officers and teachers of the Federated Baptist Bible School will meet at the home of Miss Edna Barker on Friday evening. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Federated Baptist church will be entertained by Mrs. Ernest M. Houts on Wednesday afternoon. Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any case of kidney and bladder trouble not beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more, Jay Johnston & Co.
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