Estherville Briefs Reflect Local Happenings and Plans
Notes from Estherville Iowa cover a busy week with school board work on the high school, church rebuilds and services, Knights Templar conclave wrap up, and local families welcoming new babies. Rail travel up with fare changes, park idea for the gravel pit, and several residents visiting or relocating are listed along with church notices and fall festival regulations. Local business shifts include Western Cigar Co. manager Chas Runyard moving to Webster, and Brakeman Scharfenberg’s successful conductor exam. Harvest is underway with mixed crop prospects and weather impacting corn and grain yields.
Purely Personal Notes From Estherville Social Roundup
Miss Maggie Howe visits Cedar Rapids Monday. Mr and Mrs Harry Hultz spent Sunday at Manhattan. Miss Mabel Cratty of Armstrong visited Spirit Lake Monday. D R Alexander spent Sunday in Emmetsburg. Tillie Rose came from Spencer for a weekend at home. Aimil Cranholm from Omaha visiting friends here. Matilda Johnson and Margaret Thoreson spent Sunday at Spirit Lake. Mrs H G Grant Sr and daughter Etta left for Colfax. O D Barnum visited Estherville from Cedar Rapids. Alan Stockdale came from the lakes then left Thursday. Mrs G M West and daughters Hattie and Ruby visiting Iowa Falls. Mrs A N Wetherell and Pearl from Worthington Thursday. Margaret Thoreson of Minneapolis week with Matilda Johnson. Emma Wichols visited Spirit Lake early week. Mrs Jay Smith and sister Bessie Riley of Superior in Estherville on business. Morton Anderson visited Katherville, returning to Osgood. Nellie Nicholson and Christine Severson left for Cedar Rapids Tuesday. Fern Robinson from Cedar Rapids returning after visit with Flossie Dillon. Mrs Henry Riley and Mrs James Ghoslin left for Chicago to study fall millinery. Mrs Geo Keath and daughter of West Bend guests of Mrs Crowell and Mrs Bachman. Mrs Martin Coonan and daughter of Emmetsburg guests at Manhattan cottage. Geo I Warner of Ringsted Dispatch and Editor Lesan of Armstrong Journal attended the association meeting. Miss Jennie Feathers visiting Kit Oxley. Feathers formerly Estherville teacher. W W Lewis of Granville Advocate spent month at Spirit Lake and attended the editors meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Howe
Cedar Rapids
Harry Hultz
Manhattan
Mabel Cratty
Armstrong
Spirit Lake
D. R. Alexander
Emmetsburg
Tillie Rosé
Spencer
Aimil Cranholm
Omaha
Matilda Johnson
Margaret Thoreson
H. G. Grant Sr
Etta
Colfax
O. D. Barnum
Estherville
Alan Stockdale
the Lakes
G. M. West
Hattie
Ruby
Iowa Falls
A. N. Wetherell
Pearl
Worthington
Minneapolia
Emma Wichols
Jay Smith
Bessie Riley
Superior
Morton Anderson
Katherville
Osgood
Nellie Nicholson
Christine Severson
Fern Robinson
Flossie Dillon
Henry Riley
Jas. Ghoslin
Chicago
Geo. Keath
Weat Bend
Walter Crowell
E. W. Bachman
Martin Coonan
J. P. Kirby
Geo. I. Warner
The
Ringsted Dispatch
Lesan
Armstrong Journal
Jennie Feathers
Kit Oxley
Feathers
W. Lewis
Granville Advocate
Editorial Association
Try our Milk Shake Geo
A short promotional line urges trying a milk shake titled by a person name Geo. The message emphasizes taste and invites Geo to sample the beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Chautauqua Praise and Local Wedding Highlights
Unsolicited endorsements pour in for the Redpath Chautauqua program coming to Estherville and Emmet County next week after six days of success in Marshalltown Ottumwa and Burlington papers praise the clean wholesome program. Also reported is the August 7 to September 1 schedule with season tickets priced at 1.50. In Estherville, Ira C. Stanley and Miss Mayme Hamrick wed at the Hamrick home with a Wagner march and a three course dinner, attended by about thirty guests. The groom works at the Bank of Estherville. Also noted is the death of notable attorney Geo E. Clark after years in Algona and Kosuth County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Emmet County
Marshalltown
Burlington
Ottumwa Courier
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Franklin Park
Chautauqua
Mt. Pleasant
Ira C. Stanley
Mayme Hamrick
Edna Bradley
Glenna Hall
Princeton
Rosea
Cole
M. EB. Church
Geo. E. Clark
Northwest
Iowa
Algona
Kossuth County
One Hundred Dollars Reward for Catarrh Cure
One hundred dollars reward offered for any case of catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. F J. Ghoney & Co. of Toledo endorsed as honest and able to fulfill obligations. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as blood and mucous membrane purifier with testimonials and six eighty per bottle. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Oiemany & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Ghoney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Wholesale Druggista
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brief City News
FE. Murtagh
Ringsted
Leo Schiltz
Fithervilla
Olof Johnson
Rowena
Geo. Shadle
I. E. Melby
Knights Templar
Knights
M. E
Salyers
Strand
Estherville Lutheran
Palestine
Des Moines
Corn Belt Editorial Association
John Cronholm
Emil
Mr. Cronholm
Minneapolis
Rev
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Thompson
Rev. Thompson
Mount Horeb
Wis
Carl Runyard
Western Cigar Co
Webster
5. D
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Minn
Scharfenberg
Sever
A. B Dobbs
Story
Geo. E. Roberts
Fort Dodge
Free Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
D. Porterfield
Ketherville Business College
I’. C. Thompson
Chas. Bartlett
Herbater
Chas
Jarvis
Mel
Jennie
Galloway
Geo. Luskart
Emmet
Jubilee Singers
Madame Ware
Will
Mme. Ware
Mr. Dixon
Herman Oransky
Quransky
Bernard Mo
Estherville Chautauqua
Geo. Still's
Stanley
Bank of Estherville
Mia Glema Hall
Misa
Kimport
Dysart
Lewison
Iowa Falla
Grebel
Lenox
S. D
R. EB. Hall
Wyonet
Iil
Harry Stanley
Davis
NAU Brothers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!