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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1924
Page
12
Ad for Richlieu groceries touts low prices and wide range from coffee to canned goods and spices. Promotes Richlieu mince meat plum pudding and fresh oysters with coast shipping before Christmas. Includes local notices on school programs, Christmas events, family news, farm shipments, and a new baby boy in the Roggon home.
Mr and Mrs Meikle host family gathering with daughter Gladys while Mrs Hattie Rudd returns from Estherville hospital after surgery. Local sports saw Superior boys beat Okoboji 26 to 7 in a third win. girls lost their opener. Community notes cover a declam contest, Christmas program, birthdays, visits, and local shippers reporting hogs shipped to Chicago and Sioux Falls.
N B Mangold and H C Christen sen attended Estherville on Thursday. C A Gaarde drove from Windom Sunday returning Monday by train. Walter Fish of Algona came in Saturday. Mr and Mrs J N Holen were in Estherville Friday. Mrs J S Peterson returned home Sunday from Triumph. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs O C Saunders. Emil Mouritsen and all of Geyson visited Sunday at the Nels Mouriston home. Boyd Anderson was at Fairmont. H E Rochiel and Mr Walsh of Fitonka were in town Saturday. Mr and Mrs N A Larsen drove to Northwood Saturday returning Sunday. Mr and Mrs W S Potter drove from Spencer Wednesday evening for the Royal Neighbors meeting. Mr and Mrs Homer Sharer and others rode one evening last week. The M E Aid met at the home of Mugs Earl Nutt last Wednesday December 10. Mrs F A Silcox and Mrs M E Headley assisted. The January meeting will be announced later. Miss Nellie Osberg entertained young folks at a Rock party last Saturday evening. Fred Rosenbergs are enjoying a new radio.
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