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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
14
Gladys Robinson Armstrong and others head to Cedar Falls for college. Local notices report Thanksgiving visits, births, illnesses, and deaths, plus school events, sales, and community gatherings. A steady stream of familial travel, church notices, and civic happenings from Armstrong and nearby towns.
L E Crim and several others traveled to Estherville on business. Omaha visitor Mr Jones was in town earlier in the week. Roy Loman and Ole Anderson from Estherville called, while Robert Daggett rushed to Clarion for a relative’s death. A baby girl arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Egertson on Wednesday. A club dance drew a good crowd and many residents made calls to Estherville and Graettinger locations through the weekend.
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Byron Sharar's with a noon hot dinner. The Full Moon social at the hall drew a good crowd. Rev Marsh attracted attendees. A short program preceded games and lunch. Next meeting plans include a debate on umbrellas versus lanterns. Albert Battin shipped a carload of cattle to Chicago. two elevators also sent out cars last Saturday.
A passenger train faced engine trouble, with officials noting trains are usually punctual. The piece critiques national holiday literature and contrasts official holidays across Turkey Scotland Germany France Britain Japan Portugal, highlighting wide differences in public holidays.
Mrs Smith hires a new maid who keeps addressing her as Mrs Smith. She protests and asks to be treated like the others. The maid replies she cannot call her maam or madam because she always calls her mother that, but offers to call her auntie if liked.
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