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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1914
Page
2
Lot of textile price details listing blankets at various per pair prices and extra large options. Also notes no cut on regular line but heavy striped overalls priced 90 cent to 1.00 values now selling at 50 cents per pair.
Mrs ISuinger called on Mrs Adams in Bunny Slope Tuesday afternoon. Mrs George Norby visited Lutherville Wednesday. Mrs J Ho Larson left for Fort Dodge Thursday. Mrs McMillan visited the Gus Olson home Wednesday. John Larsen delivered bags at Superior Saturday. Chas Clits and family Sundayed at the Saut Milfer tours. Eddie Koecuecks entertained Sunday evening. Margaret Maucice left Saturday for Lancaster Wisconsin to visit a sick relative. The Banner Country club notes a busy week with meetings planned. Ray Howard spent Friday night with his aunt in Kilsworth township. Mrs St Vanna attended events at Harris, then with McMan Saturday. Jim Simuth called on friends Sunday. Geo Bartleinay of the Dakotas visiting relatives. A young people party at Strawberry Point last Tuesday. Mrs A H Howard spent Thursday with fire. J W Weir at Huntington. Henry Dobbie visiting from Minneapolis–St Paul. Oletones Dubbie spent time in Marshalltown and Cleaves visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Weilligen attended a joint installation at Estherville last Thursday. Farmers preparing for weaning and packing. Wapnor and Combs baling hay. Buck brothers hauled tile near Jack Creek. Hans Frederickson and son Albert from Duar Dolliver hauled hay. School started again in Holsa district after two weeks. Chris Spur family, Wit Peters, and Jon Olson visited Po A Fouts’s home Wednesday. Keuren Hales left for college in Austin, Minnesota. George Booth to Estherville High after holidays. Miss Christina Ulson started High School after holidays. Dola Hier visited James Wohle’s home Sunday afternoon.
Mr Rowan loses six head of cattle after a straw pile draft accident. The Watera family travels from Prallan Canter in a new Ford. J B Mitchell and the Harvey Miner family plan a Batherville tea Thursday in Mr Mitchells ear. Revival meetings at Grover M. E church continue through the week. Dozens attend dances and social visits across Batherville and nearby towns with multiple family updates and a wedding.
A fragment argues about reputation in society and trade. A Baltimore American quip notes “our assets are your lie abilities” while a St. Louis Globe-Democrat remark contrasts social obligations with tradesmen’s payments, illustrating conflicting ethics in commerce.
Growcher is described as worried and money obsessed in a Washington Stir column. The piece hints at inner conflict and curiosity about his thoughts, noting his preoccupation with wealth while remaining uneasy about it. No further events or dates are provided.
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