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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1919
Page
8
County correspondence lists residents traveling to Dakotas and Minnesota for trips and visits. Families like Nichol Merriott Vetter and Goldsberry moved or hosted guests while local guilds held meetings and picnics. The community reports a new electric line project, farm purchases near Cedar Rapids, and a local hard road election outcome with 38 1/2 votes against the measure.
Estherville resident Mrs O Walker called on old fries on business Tuesday evening. Lester Chapman of Aurelia vacationing in Superior with relatives and friends. Meikle family hosted P Hanes dinner. Professor Vourehall gods reportedly arrived. Co Smith traveled for Royal Neighbor lodge work. FP Yoch and George Weis family visited Walter Padshowe in Tuntingston. Perkins in Estherville Saturday. Hin Coon family and companions visited Gira daily Minnesota to see friends. Maw and Mrs B Chapman and John visited Armsthomy Sunday. Gladys Slingerland returned to Ames. Frank Work began work at Round Lake station. Mrs Dudley of Miles City Montana visited last week. former Miss Trusty teacher. Camp meeting at tabernacle. large turnout. Mrs Stockburger of Estherville visited friends Wednesday. Picnics common. Superior quiet Sunday with lakes, camp, Interlaken Lake. Mr and Mrs Bringle drove to Lake Park to fetch Mr and Mrs Mullen for Interlaken Park. Mr Br Brigg and Mrs Br Briggs as Wade guests Wednesday. Genevieve Osthiemer back at Olssen’s store after Arnolds Park vacation.
Last week relatives visited in Allemakee county while Mrs Jierman Sundo stayed to handle housework. Mr and Mrs L O Bensonsutoed to Estherville. Mrs Harry Smith had tonsils removed in Estherville hospital. Rev S A Berge shared Sunday dinner with Andrew Benson’s family. Albert Brunsvold and daughter Gladys hosted D Munson from Estherville for dinner. Ladies Aid gatherings planned for August 18 and 20 at Mrs C O Anderson and G H Gilbert homes. Stacking mostly completed locally. State Line church service August 10 at eleven led by Rev A H Gjevre of Minneapolis. For sale residence and lot inquire Chas Bilesville.
A missives list town happenings from Estherville including a birth to Mr and Mrs Tosday on August 8 a son. Repairs sidelined Howe on Tuesday. New oats sold at twenty cents per bushel. Miss Sarah Rhodes died Saturday evening after illness. Funeral from F I Rhodes home Sunday. C M Brown of Iowa City visited the Archers this week. Jeff Randolph bought a 240 acre Dickinson county farm for 4000. Pingrey family hosting a nephew from Minneapolis. J M Barker returned from a five week Sparta Wisconsin visit. Dick Barnhart left for St Paul on vacation. Dr Bachman of West Bend plans to run for representative.
Miss May Valentine of Burt visited a friend in Ringsted last week. A J Theesfield hosted his visiting brother. Eldon Kearns and family attended events in Burt and Algona. Dozens of visitors from Esteherville to Nova Visa shared greetings, birthdays, and trips. June cream checks list with many farmers and residents.
A 1919 Des Moines dispatch notes Camp Dodge near Des Moines retains activity despite desertion. Discharges flow from 16 states, 5,000 weekly. Hospitals care for hundreds sick or wounded. Welfare groups are reduced. hostess house closed July 15 after hosting soldiers' families, meals, and reunions. Haroda Karji, 47, noted palmist and psychic, dies in Stuart after a storied career. Lutheran Brotherhood developed a Des Moines club house and national reach, with 71,0600 members and a Chicago convention planned for November 5-6.
Plans call for continued brotherhood work with lines akin to YMCA programs and a special focus on Americanization efforts, aiming to engage hundreds and attract attendance over a thousand as the project expands. The initiative emphasizes unity, education, and civic participation through organized activities and outreach.
I Should Worry that's the spirit to take along with you on your vacation and you will if we have a hand in the planning of your wardrobe. The newest of everything from Suit to Sex is not good enough. Summer Suits as cool as a Maid in the Shade with all the fixings Silk in Sex and Shirts never so beautiful.
A terse notice indicates loans are available for all machines and carbor paper kept in stock by the Vindicato and Republican. The item underscores financing options tied to these inventories and their owners.
An advertisement lists farm loans at 5 and 6 percent from Town Savings Bank Estherville and First Trust and Savings Bank. Max Rhodes presiding with 18 farm loans at 6 percent. Also for sale a Mobile Universal tractor, in good running order, cash sale or trade for young stock. details with Erickson Brothers at 32-1.
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