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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1917

Page

7

Prairie Pick Ups and Local Happenings in January

Miss O Connor visits sister Mrs Geo Truesdell. Farmers sold hogs to M S Sevatson who shipped a carload to Chicago. Woodman installation at Camp 4740 on January 10. Ditch No 111 digging hindered by Jack Frost. Schools back after two week vacation. Graveling of County Road resumed after snow delay. Teachers Miss Broderick Miss Kennedy Miss Jorstad back from holiday. Corn shelling slow due to elevators unable to take cargo.

Miss O'Connor Geo. Truesdell M. S. Sevatson Chicago Lewis Kebernes Elmer Ellefson Ralph Schacherer Dubuque Ladies Aid Keeb Jack Frost Tech Broderick Williamsburg Kennedy Estherville Jorstad Wisconsin

Emmet Echoes Winter Visitors and Moves

Estherville residents share social visits over the weekend. Henry Dubbie and family relocate to Cambridge Minnesota. Gilquist family moves farm near Austin. Albert Irving and Perry Irving host weekend guests. Wests of Center Township visit Maneice. Barber couple from Estherville visit H A Barber. Chambers visit Pullen south of Estherville. W J Schultz and C A Logue attend Emmet County Farm Involvement Association meeting at Armstrong. Dr F A Barber and wife from Estherville visited. Sauer gains telephone service.

Art Markley Estherville W. A. Schultz Henry Dubbie Cambridge Minnesota Henry Hegansoun Ryan Lake Carl Anderson Sauer W. J. Schultz C. A. Logue Emmet County Farm Involvement Association Armstrong Gilquist Austin, Minn Albert Lrving Perry Lrving Geo. West Wm. West Center Township F. Maneice F. A. Barber H. A. Barber Lew Chambers Chas Pullen

New Year notes from Maple Hill in 1917

Maple Hill News reviews New Year resolutions and social events in Grover and Estherville area. It notes gatherings at Rev Creason's, school reopens, local visits, a hard times party at the Presbyterian church, and many residents traveling, visiting relatives, or joining meetings and clubs during holiday week.

Dolliver Community News Roundup of Local Visits and Illnesses

Estherville area residents report many sick with the grippe and several visitors over the week. Gail Stanerson buys A V Anderson stock and plans to take possession February first. School opens in new building as teachers return from Christmas break. Local trips include Des Moines, Marion, Cedar Rapids, Windom, and Butterfield detentions.

Around the Lakes community notes in Estherville area

Sylvia Berg left Monday for Forest City to resume her school duties. W G Gordon had a force of men at work filling his ice house last. Mr and Mrs Henry Hoganson and family spent Sunday at the Anderson home north of Estherville. Mrs George Anderson of Correctionville is visiting at the C E Cobb home near Grover. We are having ideal winter weather. The little daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Larsen, who had been very sick is better. There was a farewell party at the Ray Thompson home Saturday night with most neighbors present. The family will soon move to Waterloo where they will make their future home. Irene Grodland is spending the

Creason Grover Thelma Wold Ella Peterson Ringsted Clarence Hill John Hill Graettinger Jim Hill Maple Hill Armstrong Myr. Holland Andrew Elliott J. L. Tuttle Charles. Vedane Oscar Nelson Silver Leaf Circle Dicketi Alva Davis Ethelda Joe Hurst Cloverdale Mrr Howard Bunt Low Falls Peary Wright Bunt Lewis Larsom Nevin Gilliland Waverly Sam Mr. Gilliland Dwight Rokenbrodt Graver High Lake Township M. J. Erb Estherville Grace Swartz Cedar Falls State Teachers College Our Country Schools Harry Litell Center High Lake Geo. Anderson Woodbury County Gene Pickell Swan la Nelson Andrews William Logan Anderson Ruth Francis Taylor Grand Ridge Utica Nelson Sylva Berg Hilmer Aanonson Forest City Tillie Tlansen Estehrville Severtson Bert Murely Ilinois Sunde Wallingford Kate Kennedy Misa Vera Reisinger Sam Fielding Helen Lohrville Iowa Melt Wilkinson Seneca Edith Ion Andy Wilder John Johnson Pete Noll John Irwin Guy Godfrey Win. Green Emmett Mooer Roy Merriott Will Reid Andy Buck Swan Lake Art Chenoath Presbyterian Church Wm. Gordon Grems Bros Harlan Wiley I. G. Willey Fern Clump Scott Mr. Scott Des Moines Harry Littell Will Reid, Jr Ben Val Anna Waechter Council Bluffs Vail Center Country Club John Rysler Ole Lakerem Sisseton S. Dak Herg Boe Lakerem Andrew Roe Laura Bergeson Harvey Brown Clarence Wilder John Johcided Don Spaulding Mr. Spaulding Iowa City Mra Sinegar Haa John Hansen Chicago Ieave Millie Oswalt Marshalltown O. E. Reid and Son Brody Sorum Charles Vohs J. P. Burkholder Alice Don Ole Bervin's Alma Maple Hill High School James ‘Stevens Conitent Avan Alao Good Eugene Stevens Wilson Eldredge Minnie Wertz Parker South Dakota Bromley Whitten J. W. Fields Kennet Knutson Whitford Piersom J. B. Mitchell Lee Mitchell Clifford Stanhope Novella Mitchell Gail Stanerson A. V. Anderson Stanerson Nora Tenjum Windom Cedar Rapids Hardy Dolliver Everett Sullivan Ames C. E. Sullivan Leifer Cedar Mimi. McGee Miss. Brown Butterfield Sylvia Berg W. G. Gordon Henry Hoganson Anderson George Anderson Correctionville C. E. Cobb Louis Larsen Ray Thompson Waterloo Irene Grodland

Party at Mrs Sever Knutson Home Week End

A large crowd of young people from the vicinity held a party at the Mrs Sever Knutson home Friday night. Lunch was provided by guests and the evening was pleasant. Most teachers in the vicinity began school again Monday morning. Miss Bertha King arrived Saturday from Waukon where she vacationed. The Harvey children have had grippe during the past week.

Clarence Sorum

Weekly Weather Forecast for Des Moines in 1917

The U S Weather Bureau issues the forecast for the week beginning January 7 1917. Des Moines reports generally fair weather with temperatures near normal at southern seaboards and below normal in northern districts.

Es Moines Iowa U. S. Weather Bureau Washington D. C

Sure Thing I. ER. Wixon Endorses Chamberlain’s Tablets

I. ER. Wixon of Farmers Mille New York has used Chamberlain's Tablets for years for stomach and liver disorders and says they are the best I have ever used. For sale by Jay John Eton & Co. Agibeshet is visiting Le Mars with friends for a few days.

Wixon Farmers Mille WN. Y Chamberlain Gale Jay John Eton & Co Agibeshet le Mars Nelgores

Mt Vole Singing Pay Lecture Course Ad

Don't miss it the next number of the lecture course. Tuesday evening January 16 at M. E L Hy.

Mt. Vole Janicey M. EL “Hy

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