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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1914
Page
4
A fragmented notice run announces candidacies for sheriff and other local seats in Kinmet county under Republican primary rules. It mentions Tom Nivison and G P Smith as surveyors and references election timing in June. The text also reports on dam and river plans near Des Moines river, plus local civic notes and editorial references.
February proved popular for weddings as Severett Clark and Anna Matheson wed in the Christian church with Rev Tard performing the ceremony. The couple, long residents, plan to farm with the groom’s parents and reside nearby. Frank Granebury and Renta Polson were married at the Polson home two miles northeast of town with Rev H C Elard officiating. The couple, both well known, will live with the bride’s father and begin farming together.
On Thursday February 6 Halvor H Peterson married Emma Caroline Fossum at the bride's Wallingford residence. The ceremony was quiet with relatives and close friends. The bride, daughter of Fossum, was praised for her industrious nature and ladylike appearance. The groom showed sound judgment in selecting a partner. The Vindicator and Republican extend congratulations. Also Wesley Reisinger wed Miss Leone Stages at Father Murtagh's home. ceremony attended by relatives and intimate friends. A post-ceremony breakfast followed. the bride wore pale orange mesqsaling. she had taught in rural schools and is praised as an efficient coacher. The groom is the first son of Mr and Mrs Glen Reisinger, a well-connected man on a farm near Gruver. They plan to live with the groom's parents. Our quarterly meeting closed with Rev KR B B Kells pleased with progress and church improvements. Prayer meeting Wednesday and services Sunday at 10, preaching at 11, 7:50 pm.
Dr. Robert C. Westenburg of Des Moines is set to speak at the Presbyterian church in Motherville next Sunday as part of a worldwide temperance movement led by the Presbyterian Board of Temperance. The program aims to unite leaders across five western states and involve both clergy and lay members in a broad campaign.
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