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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1909
Page
7
Do not miss the Pay Car. Santa Claus arrives in ten days. J A McKay becomes rural mail carrier on route 6. Stampede at Lyric tonight. Local folks move, travel, and shop as Christmas approaches with livestock shipments and hotel news.
A stream of reading notes from Estherville area residents lists visits and travel. Mrs A N Wetherell visits in Ear therville. Cashier Clark at Citizens Bank and Frank Wertz from Dolliver are in Estherville. Q Doolittle heads to Britain to see his daughter. Florence Gerberiep from Alexandria Minnesota visits sister Jess Cox. Frank Albro and Lee Brown return from Chicago for holiday break. Clara Ladd of Clarion returns home with Mrs Bryant to stay through Christmas. Brower travels from Minneapolis for business. Mrs F H Allen visits from Town City for a few days. H Brees attends to Mlag Coats business in Spirit Lake. Fred Richman visits Goldfield. Ray Gar and Attorney Morse attend court in Emmetsburg. Lena Sharp visits from Sibley. Anita Nancolas to be home from Cornell College this Saturday. G E Moore of Jack Creek shops in Estherville. Emma Lough returns from Palestine and other old-country trips. Dr A Anderson called to Lake Park for consult with D Bachman. Mr and Mrs Harry Dalziel depart for Storm Lake to make home there. Bessie Zeeman returns from visits to Emery South Dakota Inwood and Orange City Iowa. Mrs Paul Campbell moves to Cedar Rapids to live with her parents. J P Kirby and Mrs Kirby attend to illness of Mrs Kirby’s mother in Emmetsburg. Mr and Mrs J W Hepp and children return from Indiana. Mr and Mrs H Dai visit relatives in Walters. Davens travels toward Rock Island.
Poultry prices listed include chickens at 16 cents and turkeys at critical figures, with the notice noting weaker demand this week.
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