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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1909
Page
8
The Home Circle urges parents to stay close to children, discipline with kindness, and model courtesy. It warns against gossip and meddling while promoting peaceful homes, shared affection, and clear boundaries, noting the impact on family happiness and marital devotion.
County correspondence recounts Harrison Taylor courting Sherri Morton and Perry Irwin buying David Fitzgerald farm in Ellsworth township. Various visits plus farm improvements unfold as Ed Linegar starts a new home foundation and local societies share pleasant days at a Flartranft gathering.
Poe 2afs ing onto his fathers threshing machine while it ran crushed his left fingers as the belt came off the machine likely saving his hand. Willson attended the injured hand. Holden Kistter and family of Tee county CL visit Browell Jacobson and B. Z. Sormm at Grover, traveling by touring car en route to Sioux Falls SD then Minnesota and Wisconsin before returning home.
Miss Emma Madison of Sibley visited friends in Wallingworld over the weekend. Clarion guests Miss Stellan Thompson and the Skog sisters toured the area. several Monticello residents visited Ludwig Larson’s family while considering land purchases. Anna Bergunt to teach Wallingford school. Lena Gunderson to teach Gunderson school. Clara Kennedy to teach Kennedy school. Francis and Clara Kennedy traveling to DeKalb for two weeks. Clara to teach Kennedy school. A child in Basta Jacobson family cut three fingers with a band ax. Dr Quammen attends. Ole Quested family from near Graver visited. club dances Thursday night well attended. Ladies Aid over $9 at Oscar Mylire’s. Mrs Harold Johnson very sick. Dr Quammen attending. Ole Bakke weak. limited recovery hopes. Albert Gunderson rented Le Gunderson farm for year. Lewia Ladd of raer viewed his farm. plans to build this fall.
Mr. N. P. Peterson spent several days in Motherville last week, staying for a quiet visit and local engagements with residents and merchants.
Mr Gus Schaeffer plans a steel wind mill on his farm. H Dallman won a car in a contest by the Daily News. Auto inspector H L Brown will inspect soon. Runaways and a wagon upset near Wellendorf. Sunday fishing at Twelve Mile lake draws a crowd. Mrs I Harvey and son visit J S Barnes in town. Miss Charlotte Schaeffer returns from Hot Springs Ark. Miss Lillian West visits A Schaeffer. A Wellendorf at Spirit Lake. Phinney reports a large picker while flaking. Ea therville stock fair September 8 to 11. A Schaeffer in Eatherville. Mrs W A Irland and Ruth in Estherville. Dallman at Es therville between trains. Miss A Green of Terill visits Hite family.
Fall plowing is well started in this vicinity. Mr and Mrs Ralph Dewall were Sunday visitors at the Wm Caspire home. The Gov Amdal family entertained many friends and relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs A Reich spent Sunday at the B Holtz home in Wallingford. Frank Clue of Lander Wyoming is visiting friends and relatives here. Mrs John Trady and mother of Norway, Iowa are visiting at the Win Caspire home. James Carrey of Tipton Town bought several sheep in this vicinity last week. The August Reiell family entertained company from Estherville Sunday. Mrs Lippert made a business trip to Estherville last Friday. The Ed Osher family spent Sunday at the A C Jensen home of High Lake. The Pull Fastener is sold by line Vindicator and Republican Co.
Notice to Emmet County residents and landowners that the board will hear objections on September 17, 1909 at the County Auditor's office regarding special assessments for lands benefited by drainage works. The report lists owners and assessed amounts. objections must be in writing. The notice is issued from Estherville Iowa.
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