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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1903
Page
3
Iva Crannon aids Mrs. Colt as illness delays. The Ladies' Aid gifts Kennards a silver knife and fork set and a salad dish before their move to Gilbert Station. Various locals visit, marry, split tasks, and plan events including a spinster convention at the Presbyterian church on Dec 11.
Alexander Rowley Dolliver sold his farm to move to a farm near Cooperstown North Dakota. Francis left for Bristol town Kentucky. Linder spent Sunday at Dunnell Minnesota. Coleman was a business caller at Manask Minnesota. Gilmore of Tipton Iowa visited Dolliver last week. Bagan of Alexandria Minnesota visiting west of town. Kephart returned from Ledyard. Sullivan left for Nora Spring to visit relatives. Dolliver bowling beat Ceylon by about 400 pins. Patterson & Patterson of Ketherville sell boxed candies at Mebert's bakery. A shipment of gold fish and aquaria arrived as Christmas gifts. Dean Drouc Co reports a guard horse injured near Halifax. Dr Thompson of Armstrong checked the horse. Yeasler injured eye splinter while splitting wood. Moore went to Burt Iowa with his mother visiting. Petition to connect Halfa with other stations by wire and reinstate Ludwig as operator sent to Eagle Grove. Coal dealers in town report no coal on hand. Rev Ambler family visited Halfa church. Miss Welsh and Jack Creek residents attended church. A double wedding occurred at G W Holmes home. names of brides not learned. W L Mitchell returned to Do Smet South Dakota with machinery traded for land. A young man acquired by Kingsbury County property. Patterson of Estherville active collectors.
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