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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1915
Page
7
The item threads local chatter from missed headlines to family news. Hallie Berson, Mr Morse, and Mrs Galbraith are named amid weather, crime mentions, and community notices. Sparse details hint at rheumatism, liquor enforcement, and local services while a strained weather note closes the column.
Fragmented items describe city business, remodeling, barber price changes, a wedding shower, weather affecting travel, a hardware sale, and a school meeting in Cincinnati. Other notes mention post office hours, delivery changes, and residents moving between Wallingford and Graettinger.
Mr and Mrs Sam Fritz and family extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who kindly assisted them during their bereavement.
Purely personal items record visits and trips of local residents. Mentions include Win Bryan visiting with friends at Graettinger. Mrs A A Halleck traveling to Vinton. Mrs WOR Brean returning from Reinbeck. Miss Alma and Mrs BoD Vattdeiek at Hopen. LeRoy Warner and Tangen visiting Kapttinger. Converse returning from Rochester with health updates. Mrs Henry Ruble visiting Admastropy acquaintances. Mrs Keredh MeTasui visiting therville friends. Lillian Krese accompanying. Anna Hager leaving Dolliver Sawvitues Bank for a North Dakota job. Miss Havel Stenkeerson leaving Dolliver duties for a new Northern Punber Co. post.
Kansas City leader Hinshaw will travel to New York City later this month to participate in the American Ciaine Protective and Propagation Association meeting. He is invited to lead the opening discussion on whether the current plan provides best means for ongoing appreciation of the average citizen.
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