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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1922
Page
4
County correspondence items from Wallingford and nearby towns recount social calls, visits, and local events. Highlights include visitors from Estherville Larchwood and Inwood, a local ball game score 9 to 13, travel to State Fair era scenes, birthdays, funerals, church activities, school bus bids, and preparations for district conference in Estherville.
Huntington notes report the Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at the hall for work and urges strong League service and Sunday School attendance plus a small rise in participation. A beet dump is planned for construction next week. The Institute had a good turnout with 41 in Sunday School and $1.52 collected. Juniors, led by Mrs. Ora Bombarger, earned double honors. she visits Motley Minnesota while cousin Miss Lida Liering heads home to Breckenridge. Camp Metting at Okoboji is August 3 to 13 with Dr Huff referenced as a noted preacher.
Mrs A Lewis visits Granite Thursday. Miss Azeltine of Rowan visits Osthimier home. Ernest Briggs weekends with Sioux City friends. Fred Clump of Charles City hosts Sunday visitors. Juan Barns of Luverne calls on old friends in Superior. Lyle Wade visits grandparents in Terris. White girls of Estherville entertained at D M Clump home. Mrs Roberts and children from Spirit Lake visit Fred Clump. E Olson moves father's goods to Spirit Lake. Mr and Mrs Jim Coons of Estherville guests at Harry Ruckman. Mr and Mrs Smith of Bradford visit Judderfuss home. Mrs Trowbridge attends W C T U convention at Camp Grounds. H Perkins returns from Eldora after week with friends. Mrs Wallace returns from Minneapolis to home. Herb Olson moves into grandma Weaver home. Mrs B Perkins attends W C T U convention at Camp Grounds. New manager Lathrop of Palmer to take charge at Farmer's Elevator Monday. Weise girls visit Spirit Lake with aunt Mrs J Larson, return Friday. McDonough family returns from Fort Dodge after visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Fred Hanson return from Oelwein after two weeks with friends. Mr and Mrs Archie Wilkinson and baby of Iowa Falls visiting Mrs.
Mrs Ed Kirchner has not been feeling well. E J Manice is elected Secretary of the school board. Ruckman was seen early week. Nellie Anderson staying with Mrs Ralph Smith. W D OBrien building a large double corn crib and granary. Mr and Mrs D A Spash enjoying visit from children. Bevan girls of Estherville visiting Paul Weir. Elmer Ducket and George Groves sold cattle to J Horswell. Mrs J C Petschaw staying with Mrs George Stammer. Eddie Ellingson from Graettinger visited Strawberry Point. Good corn weather but oats suffer in heat. Some stacking and threshing underway. W A Schultz doing cement work including feeding platforms. H H Sandvick and wife of Lost Island visited A S Anderson family. Several attended Congressman Dickinson lecture at Estherville Methodist church. He is a good lecturer.
Leonard Madden assists Floyd Smith during a shocking incident. Mrs. Barnes visits sister Mrs. Stevens for weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gangsted dined with Willie Hanson’s family Sunday. Mrs. Nels Peterson and Hady stay days at John Quinn’s home. Mrs. Stevens underwent appendicitis surgery at Birney hospital Monday. Jesse Felkey and family camping near Saint Cloud Minnesota. Halfa Ladies Aid postponed last week and will meet with Mrs. Huntley Thursday. A Senior party was held at the Madden home Thursday with all seniors present. Elmer Felkey family and Florence and Helen Mosier visited Hand’s Park Sunday. Walter LeMaster recovering well from appendicitis surgery about three weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Myklehurst drove to Minnesota to visit Mykleburst’s brother Sam near Welcome. Miss Opal Harcourt returned from Iowa City and visited friends near Halfa Sunday. She plans to spend rest of vacation with her sister in Marshall Minnesota.
SEEN AND HEARD reports tell of Mr and Mrs Rhodes visiting relatives near Jackson on Sunday while Mr and Mrs Paul McDermil joined W M Maron in a Sunday visit. Loretta Besaw traveled to Emmetsburg to be with family, Thorson duo called on old friends near Armstrong, Fouts family spent Sunday with kin in Estherville. Francis Simpson narrowly escaped while hauling gravel at night when a faulty carburetor sparked a fire after he lit a match, burning his arm.
Miss Verna Wickens visits her uncle near Lakefield Minnesota. Jennings Pahus visits his uncle near Estherville. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Wilder host friends at R. Fouts. Miss Sarah and Minnie Scott travel to Chicago for an extended visit. Bergeson family at Yetter home. Midway Country Club hosted by Mrs. Ellwood. Mr. and Mrs. Kristensen visit H. Pahus. Mrs. Owen Wickens returns from South Dakota trip. Lawrence Anderson learns his Dakota home burned and heads there. A. J. Wilder and others from Ames spend Sunday with the Wilder household.
In the District Court of Iowa in and for Emmet County August Term 1922 notice of legal action appears.
Bankers Life Company files a district court petition against T Nederhof and Bert Nederhoff seeking $5,507.00 plus 8 percent annual interest from May 1, 1922, on a note dated May 5, 1915. The note’s payment was extended in 1920, with $162.50 interest due May 1921, November 1921, and May 1, 1923, plus $1,002.17 taxes on mortgaged land.
Henry and Henry announce a foreclosure suit on the West Half of Section 83 Township 98 Range 33 Emmet County Iowa. The Southeast quarter of the Northwest quarter and East Half of the Southwest quarter are released. Proceedings seek foreclosure, bar of redemption, and equitable relief. Appearing must be by noon of the second day of the next term, beginning August 28, 1922 in Estherville. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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