Weekend visitors and regional business travels noted in Estherville
A dense list of local residents and guests visits Estherville including Miss Aflente Barger of Spirit Lake and Miss Helen Swisher a North Superior Consolidated teacher. Travelers like Roy Burt of Burt & Jones, Dan Howard of Cut Rate Grocery, and Chas Gilbertson of Jasper, Minn. visit relatives. A nine month old infant dies of pneumonia at Coleman Hospital. Several residents plan trips to Des Moines Chicago Waterloo and Mason City for business health and family reasons. Local happenings include weather friendly bouquets, club meetings and property moves.
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Aflente Barger
Spirit Lake
L. G. Thompson
Roy Burt
Waterloo
Burt & Jones
Helen Swisher
North Superior Consolidated School
Mary White
Jacob Amdahl
Chicago
Ile
Wm. Gibson
Ainsworth
Gibson
Emmet Rice
Schanke Company
Mason City
Dan Howard
Cut Rate
Des Moines
Briardale Wholesale Grocery Company
M. J. Groves
Hot Springs
Ark
Chas. Gilbertson
Jasper
Minn
Estherville
Gus
George Thompson
University of Iowa
G. H. Raife
Raife
Stanley Alt
H. Oransky
Stanley
Mr. Oran
Rock Island Notes Recount Local Appointments and Events
A wire from California notes the death of O H Wilson former chief dispatcher here with no date given likely Thursday or Friday. Several Des Moines visitors pass through Estherville for official business. Walter Heimerdinger married Enid Hughes in Chicago. Mrs Weller and family travel to California. Homer Christ covers at night. Various moves: Elmer Weir advances to roadway time keeper, Floyd Horton promoted to file clerk, B H Smith in Chicago on business, Miss Mauck to sing, and a double ladies quartet to lead worship. Community events include a Shilling Tea for Memorial Building, Occeca Campfire plans for camping funds, and a Wallingford wedding of Luella Dahle and Walter Thiel. Four Mile Lake Club held a meeting and quilt work session. next gathering planned for February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sky
New York
Chicago
Edwin Rhodes
Garner
A. R. Butler
Rhodes
Armstrong
Fern Eastman
Near
Estherville
FG. Sunderlin
Des Moines
Sunderlin
Dorothy
Grinnell
J. J. Harker
Chas. B. Anderson
Waterloo
Jennie Johnson
Webster City
E. W. Bachman
West Bend
J. L. Henry
Berge
Walker Auto Co
Jackson Pilot
Roswell Smith
Minneapolis
Chipperfield
Lew Wanamaker
Sioux City
Tra Stanley
Cedar Rapids
Sioux
B. F. Stanley
Helga Levi
Kelly
Iowa
Gladys Heyer
Mary Boone
Traer
Lloyd Boone
Wallingford
N. O. Osher
L. HH. Thompson
Kanawht
J. S. Hillestad
J. T. Johnston
Estherville Furniture Co
Edna Cummings Kruse
Greig School of Commerce
Bryant-Stratton Business College
Kruse
Grover
G. A. Lyons
St. Paul
Woman's Club
Tedrow
Christ In Art
Letchford
Percy Umbarger
Lincoln Street
B. F. Hayden
Haydens
Clair Foote
Lew Mathwig
H. M. Ireland
B. C. Stanley
Sioux Palls
Irving Weller
Foote
C. D
Clear Lake
O. H. Wilson
California
Enid Hughes
I. B. Wingert
I. J. Weller
Floyd Horton
O Land D
B. H. Smith
Four Mile Lake Club
Geo. Mille
Geo. Cox
Lillard
Violet Frank
Bond
Philpott
Geo. Frank
Sam Philpott
Producers and Consumers Meeting Announcement
Producers and Consumers will meet Tuesday February 19 in the Manse on Linen Street. Mr Utz will discuss the tariff question. A county man has a spare ticket to attend and hear Utz speak. The meeting will be at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansehell
Utz
Farewell Party For Mr Fancher Before St Louis Move
About thirty friends surprised Mr and Mrs W C Fancher at their home Friday evening as he prepared to leave for a new home in St Louis. The gathering was informal and a fine lunch was served late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Fancher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Toart
Cork
St. Hy
Rupe
Asovoctath
O . Nan Joe
Caifornia
Caliornita Pruns & S Oieet Growers
Associati
Rock Island
Star Legion
Washington
Legion Room
Memorial
Occeca
Ruth Nourse
Barried Blazer
Cheryl Lambert
Luella Dahle
Walter G. Thiel
T. Hansen
Anna Thiel
Birney Dahle
B. K. Rokne
Mr. Thiel
Ringsted
Jae
J.D. Edwards
Drust and Savimes Bank
Foshier
Erb
Aucts
Clerman Orans
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