Estherville News Notes Busy Week Of Local Events
Local briefs report L L Druley buying grain in northern Wisconsin and Mrs H C Brees under doctor care. Ladies night at Hikes honors Ea therville team. Families Goss Byfield Meadows Spirt Lake visits. Conductor shifts replace absent staff. Forepaugh Sells circus to Estherville September 1. Jarvis relatives renew ties in county. Twe Pedro cottage occupancy noted plus political fence repairs. Carnegie library lease, court calendar, and heat relief as late summer items fill the page.
Words of Appreciation From Chester A. Taylor to Estherville
In Estherville I found splendid hospitality and care for strangers. The city ranks second to none and expresses gratitude through this paper. Taylor thanks all residents and wishes everyone a God speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Chester A. Taylor
Frank G. King
Billy’ Co
A. Tayntor
Stole The Game In Fifteen Inning Falsetto Claim
Emmetsburg Democrat reports a 1 to 0 Humboldt win over Estherville in fifteen innings. Witness J E Williams claims the Humboldt umpire deliberately favored the home team by calling a runner safe far from home plate. The paper notes Estherville’s strength but doubts Humboldt’s home-field advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Estherville
J. E Williams
Emmetsburg
Democrat
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Relief and Benefit
More men and women suffer kidney and bladder troubles each year and seek lasting relief. Foley's Kidney Remedy is promoted as one of the most effective medical science has devised for these ailments, claims S. H. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
H. Williams
Cream buyers ad from E Bb Hraung and Co
Highest cash price for cream offered by E Bb Hraung and Co. They advertise prompt payment and urge sellers to bring cream to their offices for immediate settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bb, Hraung & Co
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM ESTHERVILLE SOCIETY
Mr and Mrs Charles Dayton returned from Cedar Rapids Thursday evening. Misses Bessie and Alice Paulsen visit Spencer this week. Rev Mark Paulsen left Friday for Minneapolis and Kansas trip. Wm Lawrence of Chicago visited sister Mrs Ed Callendar. Mr and Mrs Ed Callendar and Wm Lawrence were at Templar Park Sunday. Mrs F P G Moffitt of Des Moines visited L Heffelfinger family over Sunday. Mrs Moffitt is sister of Mrs Heffelfinger. A C Brown appeared before Palo Alto county board of supervisors Monday. Mrs Geo Schaad returned Sunday from Rock Rapids after visiting sisters. Mr and Mrs Jas Robbing and Mr and Mrs G D Wilkins fished at Spirit Lake early week. Mr and Mrs I Stanley plan to leave Friday for Des Moines for the state fair. Mrs Howard Espeset left last week with her brother for Las Vegas to visit parental home. Arthur Williams arrived from Salt Lake City to visit his mother Mrs F Williams, sister Mrs Rosella Amundson and brother Clarence. Williams is railroad worker on Denver Rio Grande in Mormon City. Miss Mable Ballou of Rockford Illinois was guest of cousin Mrs J W Hemphill and A B Andersons last Friday. Senator and Mrs L B Francis of Spirit Lake were Estherville visitors Friday afternoon.
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Estherville
F. M. Jarvis
Seattle
C. W. Jarvis
Davenport
Washington
Warren Dillon
Geo, Walker
Chas
Dayton
Spirit Lake
Bert Keltz
Webster City
Congressman Woods
Woods
Charles Dayton
Cedar Rapids
Bessie
Alice Paulsen
Spencer
Mark Paulsen
Minneapolis
Kansas
Wm. Lawrence
Chicago
Hia
Ed.Callendar
Ed. Callendar
Templar Park
FP. G. Moffitt
Des Moines
L. Heffelfinger
Arthur Williams
Salt Lake City
F. ©. Williams
Rosella Amundson
Clarente
Williams
Denver & Rio Grande Road
Mormon City
Mable -Ballou
Rockford
Illinois
J. W. Hemphill
A. B. Andersons
Maud Haskins
Edna Britton
Vin Reed
Chas. Keeler
Panora
Iowa
M. G. Miller
Oklahoma
Alice Nichols
Bancroft
Clerk Heffelfinger
Chas. Oberg
Dunnell
J. W
Frank Shadle
Pleasantville
Shoemaker
St. Paul
Geo. Lyon
Spaulding
Sioux City
Okoboji
J. White
Many Visitors and Travel Notes From Estherville Area
Chas Norby spent a few days at home last week while Mrs H. 8. Greig and children visited from Primghar. Numerous family and friend visits ripple through Estherville with trips to Chicago, Rockford, Sioux Falls, and Spirit Lake. Names include Cox Ridley Dunham Hanchett Willet Davis Egbert Kuehl Myhre Howe Hanson Anderson Keeler Haskins Britton Reed Nichols Oberg Oden Woodruff Wilder Ports Walker Emmons Shadle Shoemaker Spaulding White Deming Hendershot Tein Olson Bradley Schmelding Turner and others. Conductor Wilson Sullivan joined the Garner baseball tournament last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Norby
Greig
Primghar
Cox
R. J. Ridley
H. A. Dunham
Sioux Falls
Wesley
Jay
F. Hanchett
Rockford
Willit
Harvey Cox
the Lakes
N. H. White
Margaret Howe
Chicago
P. Hanson
Plano
Iinois
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City News
L. L. Druley
Wisconsin
Eatherville
Chas. Goss
Wm. Byfield
C. E. Meadows
Soper
John Osgood
Meadows
D. H. Adams
Spiritlake
N. B. Egbert
N. J. Lee
B. M. Coon
Estherville Abstract Company
Eagle Clothing
Birney
Henry Grant
O. D. Barnum
Carnegie
Court House Square
Board of Supervisors
Coyle
Lowa
Esthérville
Farmer
Culver
Thompson
Emmetsburg Democrat
Charles City
Mason City
Henry Graat
Eutherville
Airdome
Armory
Elsie Lincoln
Arthur Atwood
Jerome
Idaho
Armstrong
P. H. Atwood
Thor Hauge
Plaza
North Dakota
Fort Berthal
Dickinson
H. M. Denham Wasl
Jasper
Minnesota
Kenneth Turner
Denham
Lincoln
G. E. Yeagar
Lydia Nicholson
State of
Estherville State Bank
Board of Trustees
The
Postal Savings System For
E. B., Higley Produce Co
Rock Island
Dairy Products Co
P. J. Harbesty
H. E. Hancher
Rolfe
Mr. Maleug
Bank of
Hancher
Upper
Taft
Savings Department
American Drug and Press Association
Decorah
Billy
Armory Theatre
Mrs
Charles Anderson
Bert Barber
C. A. King
Magan City
N. Albert
J. J. Ports
Dan Booth
Ethyl Walker
Old Mexico
Fred Hendershot
Gertrude Tein
Town
For
Edward BK. Olson
Fred Emmons
G. P. Bradley
Sam Schmelding
Laura
Esther
Walter
William Schmelding
Roy Turner
Annie
Grace Turner
C. A. Wilson
8. A. Sullivan
Garner
Barry
Hugh B. Lawrence
Miller-Christensen CO
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