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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1925
Page
6
A brief note reports stock on the Exchange in Wall Street reaching record levels while stock on a Ranch is described as hitting a record low, highlighting a stark contrast between urban financial markets and rural asset values.
Carl Hansen drove to Branhore Sunday and visited J E Hansen and family Jens Sorensen and son of Sauk eater Minn are visiting relatives Mrs Jes Felkey went to Halfa Monday Frank Olson was at Esthaville Thursday Mrs G C Rinderknecht and her father were at Algona Thursday Martin Jensen started for Minneapolis Monday but met the man at Butterfield which he was going to see Mr and Mrs J C Hanson of Forest City attended the D B BE dance here Friday Mr and Mrs Elza Johnson of Burnson visited over Sunday at the Swenk home Mr and Mrs Herman Petersen returned home last week from Nebraska Rev Swenk and Harry Johnson were at Estherville Wednesday
Intense local activity recaps visits and moves among Armstrong, Benson, Brunsvold, and Hocking families. Footnote events include dances, card parties, and community gatherings at M W A Hall and various homes.
Monday visitors include Johnny Hanson at the Welsh home and many locals at the Dell Blake sale as roads challenged autos. Cattle traded with George Johnson last Wednesday. flax hauled to Maple Hill. Nelson sale near Halfa Thursday. A shower honored Mrs. Joe Berven. Jay Holen’s 10th birthday hosted by Maple Hill residents. J W Madden traveled to Minnesota. Helen Agnard aided Nels Nelson. Edwin McKean assessed in Swan Lake township. Paul Dalke and wife from Austin, Minnesota visited local friends at Joe Oakes residence.
Mr and Mrs L J Anderson and children visited at the E E Logue home. Dunnell neighbors hosted a Valentine party at the Ross Simpson home. The Simpsons plan to move near Estherville next year. Mrs BE Headley visited Es therville with Mrs Fuss. Mrs Wm McNeal and son Joe traveled to the University Hospital in St Paul for medical care since Thanksgiving. The M W A camp at Dunnell gave a departing member a purse and joined husking corn. R N A helped cook a dinner for the men. Everett Logue and Ivor Clark hosted their old clubs nearby with Eloise staying with grandparents and Emmet school visit. Doris remained with relatives.
Mrs Kenyon held a Valentine party for district 69 at the schoolhouse last Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Silcot and children and Lionel Headley visited P M Jackson home Friday evening. Mr and Mrs H W Woods visited their son Raymond Woods in St Paul. Winter bargains sales drew many residents to the county seat south. Mr and Mrs Paul Weir of Estherville were guests at E E Lorne’s home Friday. Silcox offers piano instruction in Dunell Saturdays. Several traveled to Petersburg for the County Declamatory contest where Petersburg won first in Declamations and second in Oratorical work among six schools.
The notice presents several professional cards: C. E. Birney M D with office at 105 and residence 809, specializing in surgery and X Ray. Birney Hospital on East Lincoln Street with telephone 10. Dr 8 G Ewen dentist with office over Iowa Savings Bank and office phone 109 and residence 728. M E Wilson physician and surgeon with office over Kilgore and Klocow Hardware.
Palmer graduate chiropractor listed with office hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 6 with evening hours Monday Wednesday and Saturday at corner 5th and Lincoln Street with phone 8. Coleman Hospital address and doctors R C Coleman M D M R Sathe M D with office and residence numbers and mention of X Ray and Radium treatments
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