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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1923

Page

2

Small Town News Notes and Local Events

Fated on and at present quig. Estherville visit for Mrs Jones after operation. Ramshaw of Devise Wyoming in town, former Superior resident. Valentines social planned by Live Wire Class with candy booth and fortune telling. Armstrong high school beat Estherville 24 to 7 in basketball. Father and Son Banquet enjoyed by all. Mayme Knutson and Gladys Robinson return from Cedar Falls for weekend. Chas Dennison family from Harris SD back home. Jim Huff returns from Shenandoah SD.

Paul Patton Anne Coss Hanes Estherville Mrs. Jones Ville Hospital Superior Mres Chas Stanley J. Wade Clyde Shepherd Jackson Shepherd R. Wade Spirit Lake J. K Keltz Emerson Wade Clump Carrie Thomas Aramantha Ann Sweet Irene Weis Betsy Belinda, Sweet Hidme Fimietaburg

Social and personal notes from Ack Creek area

The village social life unfolds with a 500 society gathering at R. Withers on Friday and many locals like Miss Luella Rahmstock and Miss Rose Thompson noted. Neighbors aid the ill, welcome visitors from Decorah to Rodman, and discuss farm tasks, sales, and upcoming events.

Engagements and community notes from Maple Hill region

Mr and Mrs Wylie Van Eman returned from their wedding visit and plan to move to a farm near Grover. Alma Bervin wed Art Hanson in Estherville. they will reside on a farm north of Grover. Maple Hill social events featured a mock wedding and games led by Rev Marsh. meals and laughter followed. Local travel, shipments, and farm life dominate the week with visits, showers, and plans for future homes as residents migrate and celebrate.

Local News Briefs From Mason City and Surrounding Areas

Hans Enockson of Northern Sugar Beet Corp works with farmers to sign up acres for contract farming. High School Home Economics girls hosted a 6 pm dinner for officers and Board of Education members. Women organized a basketball team. practice Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3 pm. Miss Travis coaches. W C T U representative spoke at Mrs Thos Hillestad’s home. Local high school beat Maple Hill in a close game. Oakley Trio performed to a packed house. Grandma Schmidt returned from Ceylon Minn. Alvie Kano shipped household goods to Newton, aiming to make Newton home. Mr and Mrs Iran Bromley were

Hans Enockson Northern Sugar Beet Corporation Mason City Mr. Enockson Board of Education Bernice Stillman Monnday Travis Thos. Hillestad Maple Hill Oakley Grandma Schmidt Ceylon Minn Alvie Kano Newton Iran Bromley

Local Society Notes From a Rural Community

Mrs Knuteena wer evisitors Wednesday after rama Mrs Dave Soash of Hunt were guests of Mr and Mrs Stillman Sunday Revi McDonald of Eagle Grove was guest of Rev and Mrs Marsh last Monday Little Rachel Burdett entertained eight of her little friends last Monday afternoon for her fifth birthday They enjoyed ice cream and cake Mr Mosher of Forest City was in Del River one day last week Mr Newland made a trip to Ceylon Tuesday last week V R

Rama Dave, Soash Hunt

Local notes on residents and community moves

Little Linus Smith and Henry Wel nitz have been quite sick but were improving at last report. Miss Gladys Buckman who has been assisting at the Birney hospital at Estherville returned to her work after a few days at home. Frank Brackett moved his property from Glidden to Spirit Lake and then to the Plymesser place to farm with Vern Plymesser on the John Blake farm southwest of Superior. Miss Alice Martens assisted in year book preparations for 1923 24 Sticktuil Club with Mrs Chas Brown and Mrs Herbrandson. Albertine Payton from near Austin Minnesota visited a week with Mrs R Dewall. Friends and neighbors of Mr and Mrs Andrew Benson held a farewell party prior to their move to Jackson Minnesota. Belmore Benson will occupy the home place. The community loses good people when the Bensons leave. V R

Chris Anderson Hans Lund Anderson Edna Agnard Armstrong Soren Nelson H. Lowman Kelly Gus Anderson Maple Hill Shipping Association Franzen Farm Babe Pete Munson Nelson James Ellerston Estherville Chris Tom Hanson Welsh Farm Frank, Rentsma John Hanson Gerald Reed Stevens Lynch Bros Lowman Welsh Bertha Madden Annie Thiel Miss Thiel Dr. Thompson Harvey Nichtern Madden Ollie Reidaple Hill Albert Lowenberg Ringsted Welsh Bros Harold Lowman Pete Hanson Bancroft Charlie Christian Jim Edwards Odus Paugh George Lowenberg Everal Ries and Watts G. G. G. Club Oakes Linus Smith Henry Welnitz Gladys Buckman Birney Hospital Frank Brackett Vern Plymesser Glidden Spirit Lake Plymesser Place Frank Plymesser John Blake Superior Alice Martens Chas. Brown Herbrandson Albertine Payton Austin Minn R. Dewall Andrew Benson Jackson Belmore Benson Bensons V.R

Bensones Receive Congrations Gift at Petersburg Township Home

Mr and Mrs Andrew Benson were surprised by Union State Line congregation last Sunday at their Petersburg Township home. Rev S A Berge of Estherville led a devotional service and the group presented a purse in their honor. A lunch followed and the Benson family plans to move to a modern Jackson home within the month.

Andrew Benson Petersburg Township Union State Line S.A. Berge Estherville Benson Jackson

Victim of Robbers in Terril Ends Up in Serious Condition

Joe Clayton, beaten by robbers last Friday night, was improving but suffered a setback yesterday. Dr. Schooley, attending, said this morning a possible hemorrhage could not be ruled out. Terril Tribune reports.

Joe Clayton Dr. Schooley Terril Tribune

Twelve Mile Lake Local Notices and Changes

A new girl at Ed Ruthven’s home since January 27. Mrs. Henry Dewall visited Mrs. I. S. Maaland on Monday. assessor W. E. Fargeson made calls in the vicinity last week. Gus Baldke works for Henry Dewall currently. Emmet Hurd injured his arm in school and was out for a couple days. M. O. Grodland was a business caller at Lewis B. Osher’s home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Chris Egland has been having health issues.

Ed. Ruthven Henry Dewall I. S. Maaland W. E. Fargeson Gus Baldké Emmet Hurd M. O. Grodland Lewis B. Osher Chris Egland

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