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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1927
Page
2
County Correspondence recalls visits by Mr and Mrs Knud Bonnicksen and other residents. Mentions Harold Holte in Butterfield Minnesota, a Swea City trip, and calls to Minneapolis and Cedar Falls. Notes attendees at funerals at Graettinger and an upcoming officers meeting in March, with plans for a creamery oyster dinner and all day meeting in the hall.
Attendees include Dunnetti Ttenis C Linus Peterson Carl Appelquist and Phil C Roth at the remodeled Masonic temple. Mrs Brundage of Sherburn and families visit relatives. Chas Swanson travels to see son and family. Prof Donald Wair visits Lakota faculty and hometown. Several social calls, a Swedi bible contest, a well attended Lake Vermont Farm club event, and a forthcoming home talent play are noted along with a death in the Weir family and hospital news.
The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Anderson was celebrated at the S. L. church Friday. About 200 guests attended a dinner served by the Aid Society, followed by a program. The couple were presented two upholstered chairs. Their family includes two sons, one daughter, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. They have lived in the Dunnell area 38 years on the homesteaded farm and 12 years in town.
The Dunnell Farmers club met at the F. Q O. Flygate home with more than 50 people in attendance. A fine chicken dinner was served and Wm. G. Olson, a charter member, gave an interesting talk on the club's eleven years of activity.
Dr Roberts of Spirit Lake helped the Superior Culture Club bring a Walton lecture to the schoolhouse last Wednesday afternoon. Rev. George Bennett of Iowa City, backed by the State Fish and Game Department, spoke on outdoor life and wildlife protection. Afterward, club ladies were hosted at the Herbert Olson home by Mesdames Herbert Olson and Henry Olson.
The sub county declamatory contest took place in Superior last Thursday evening with Terril Milford Milford and Milford winning first and second places across classes. Musical numbers were performed by Mrs. Lambert Lewta Smith Rev Dyson and a quartet of high school girls.
The club library board purchased and placed in the club library several titles including Towns Interiors by Ruth Suckow Show Boat by Edna Ferber Why We Behave Like Human Beings Miss Minerva Broadcasts Billy Robert Louis Stevenson Childs Garden of Verse and a four volume nature set on birds butterflies wild flowers and trees The board members Mrs Vinnie Olsen Anna Smith and Hazel Baker are to be complimented on their selection
Superior Mrs F L Roberts of Spirit Lake visited the Superior Culture club last Wednesday afternoon. Ben Reach and Tom Walsh bought Essex cars. Mrs Harry Buckman is visiting near Estherville. Mrs Tom Conlon called to Mallard to care for a seriously ill grandchild. Mrs Janson Ness of Brooks Alberta Canada spent part of last week with her sister Mrs A O McMullen. The Anton Roben farm sale was well attended and prices were fair. Mr Roben moves March 1 to the Sherban farm west of Estherville. Mrs Mergen and children visited Sibley, then returned home. The home talent play The Absent Minded Bridegroom, once in Superior, will be at Petersburg February 18 under Petersburg Consolidated school. Death reported of Winston Clark at Birney hospital Estherville last Friday night at age 13, son of Mr and Mrs Irving Clark and Brandt son of Mrs Hannah Wade. community extends sympathy.
Mrs Charlie Stanley attends nephew Winston Clark funeral in Manly while Clara Garling and Jay Wade marry at the Methodist parsonage in Rock Rapids. Gambles and Estherville residents attend. Wade works at a Plainview creamery. Garling daughter of Louis Garling, bank assistant cashier. Plus autos purchased in Estherville and Armstrong and church notices at Emanuel Lutheran in Estherville. Court notice lists S B Cayler debt case with real estate in Section 30, T99 R31, sale on March 7 1927 in Estherville Court House hour 9 to 4.
Notice is hereby given that a special execution from the Emmet County District Court clerk, dated February 1927, directs the sheriff to sell by order of L. A. Andrew as Receiver the judgment details in the case.
Tarmers Savings Bank of Wallingford sues Lyman Fraser and Nellie Fraser for eighteen thousand five hundred twenty four 86 100 dollars debt with interest and costs. The court levies on portions of land described as the southwest quarter of section 33 township 99 north range 38 and the northwest quarter of section 4 township 98 north range 33 west of the sixth principal meridian.
The Emmet County Iowa sale notice lists a sale at 10:06 on the day of sale or highest bidder, for debt and interest, to be held in front of the Court House door in Estherville. Dated Estherville Iowa March 3 1927. Sheriff Brown of Emmet County acts as official.
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