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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1911
Page
8
The piece records social notes from Estherville area residents including visits, marriages, travel, and local events. It mentions Mr and Mrs GC Barber of Estherville hosting, a marriage of Carl Lee and Goldie Wendrickson near Fairmont, Minnesota, attendance at a short course, and several local activities and illnesses. The report also notes a fatality in nearby Dolliver and community sympathy for Mr Hamrick.
News notes report the death of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rood of near Dolliver from pneumonia. Mr. Rood died eight days after his wife, February 8, leaving five children—three boys and two girls—untended, to be cared for by Wisconsin relatives. Local items mention sick lists, school visits, dances, and community happenings across Ellsworth township with names of residents and events.
Mrs Hugh Mack and Miss Clara Robernus attended the Institute in Estherville on Saturday. Lewis Rustade visited at Kasa hone Sunday. Andrew Juhl and J I Kennedy shipped two carloads of hogs to Chicago Saturday evening. Mr Juhl went into Chicago. Mr Schubbe has a sick horse and Dr Cain of Estherville is attending. Mr and Mrs M S Sevatson visited Donnell Saturday to see her parents. Walt Miller returned from St Charles Ulingis after a visit. Mrs Mixener spent Sunday with Mrs M S Levatson. J Anderson finished the Brink man home Saturday. Painters are at work. Mrs Bloomquist of Dunnall and daughter Mrs Barlowe of Testher ville visited Thursday with Mrs M S Levatson. Marvin Miller of Mason City was here a few days and returned home Tuesday.
Mr. R H Rierson died Tuesday morning at about ten o'clock at his daughter Mrs Tom Halverson's home in Kethervillea at age 77 years four months after a long rheumatism illness. He was moved to Estherville three months ago for care. The funeral will be held Friday at 2 PM from the G W Gilbertson home and at Riverside Church at 1 30 PM, with burial in the church cemetery. He leaves a wife, three daughters Mrs Halverson Hatherville Mrs G W Gilbertson Wallingford and Mrs Lizsle Martinson Storm Lake Town, and one son Oliver Hatherville. We extend sympathy to the bereaved family.
The snippet lists residents and visitors around Fatherville and Jackson, including Mrs. Peter Jaenson, Astrid Nesby, Miss Sophia Bransvold, A B Benson, and others. It notes sales near Superior, farm institute attendance in Jackson, illness rumors, gasoline engine sales, and a baby born February 8. Mrs Henry Rood dies, leaving five children. Sympathy extended to the children.
Harry Campbell traveled to Wallingford returns with a load of goods and work plans before moving. Mrs. A J Bosworth is reported sick. Bertha Peterson Hazel Hanson and their teacher Daisy Bunt took eighth grade county exams in Dolliver. Nick Mousel visited Sioux City Tuesday. Fred Cheever H L Dildine and Albert Wagner went to Libherville Sunday. Cornelius Petersons family will move to the Sam Caylor farm west of Dolliver. friends gave a rocking chair as a farewell gift. School opened after a teachers meeting at Estherville. George Canon bought a team of horses. Alley Mason of Armstrong served as carrier on route one Friday due to illness of Theo Miller.
Late 1626 to 1628 summary entries list cashiers sworn by notaries public and directors, with attestation by officials. Multiple room listings on N. 6th to N. 8th Streets show various prices from 950 to 2600 dollars, plus drainage improvement notice in Coon Brook.
Official notice from J. Lovell County Treasurer stating that all bridge and county warrants stamped not paid for want of funds must be presented at the county treasurer’s office in Estherville Iowa prior to January 1 1911 for payment.
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