Community Dispatches From Estherville News Clippings
Estherville reports a string of personal visits and travel notes with names like Mrs. Border James Boyle Shadle Tedrow and Miss Beatty. Residents visit relatives attend Mayo clinic appointments travel for business or shopping with several heading to Rochester Des Moines Minneapolis and New York. Local store changes and a city service truck rebranding are noted, along with a brief fire incident and a couple of journeys to Des Moines for staff meetings and social events including a dinner dance by the Elks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Init
Clase
Brown
Beielyn
West Berd
Ray Aay
Des Moines
Jas. Boyle
Geo. Shadle
Pleasantville
Roudebush
Chicago
Chas. Fuss
Los Angeles
W. E. Lohr
West Bend Moxday
G. V. Martin
Emmetsby
Jas. Tedrow
Rochester
Mayo Hospital
Geo. Bottger
Emmetsburge
Steve Howe
John
Dixon
Waterloo
Mason City
L. H. Savereide
C. D. Tedrow
Tedrow
Trene McCroden
Harry Bowers
Sioux City
Milwaukee
F. E. Martin
Minneapolis
Ruth Beatty
Omaha
J. Klein
Atty
W. H. Morling
Emmetsburg
Wm. McArdle
Morling
McArdle
Celia Powell
H. C. Woolford
F .F. Reed
Swea City
W. H. Fritz
J. M. Fritz
Lloyd Allen
Tye
Texas
Roy A. Price
Kansas City
Price
H. L. Swanson
G. Nsey
Fort Snelling
Wm. Tweedy
Vanderand
Fiss
Florence Daubert
Frank Godfrey
H. N. Gyldevand
Anthem
Iowa
Godfrey
Lee
Jackson
Joseph Clayton
Terris
Chas. Wecker
Garrett
Kansas
Estherville
Weckel
Bertha Nelson
Mr. Weckel
Emma Weise
New York City
H. Oransky Mercantile
Wf. E. V. van Fossen
New York
Chas
Hot Springs
Ark
Sigler Apts
Fourth Street
Iowa coal cheaper than oil at Iowa State College study
C. J. Myers of Iowa State College reports coal at less than 9.50 per ton is cheaper than oil at 8 cents per gallon based on a new bulletin. Illinois coal at 11 per ton equals oil on price, with oil heating more convenient but costlier overall. Details, burner costs, and bulletin No. 55 available from the Engineering Extension Department, Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
C. J. Myers
Engineering Extension Department
Iowa State College
Illinois
Mr. Myers
Bulletin
Entertainments and Socials Across the Week
Mrs Wesley Robb hosts a one o'clock luncheon for the A B s at her North Seventh Street home. Firemen and wives enjoyed a social evening at the hall with dancing cards and supper. A large Current Topics meeting at Mrs H C Singes featured fine talks led by several members. next lesson on the Two Resurrections to be led by Edna Barker at Mrs K K Nan s home. Mrs Sillge gave an informal Tuesday afternoon with fancy work and social chat. A theatre party at the Grand honored Miss Ruth Beatty of Omaha, with dancing and refreshments after the show. Bridge club meetings were held at the Turner home with routine play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Beatty
Omaha
Andrew Smith
Wesley Robb
North Seventh Street
Woman’s Club
H. C. Singe
J. W. Morse
L. L. Bingham
G. Voorhies
YW. E. Bradley
K. K. Nan
Leson
Edna Barker
James J. E. Stockdale
J. A.ummings
B. J. Klein
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
East Riverside Country Club Hosts Husbands Evening
East Riverside Country Club members entertained husbands and families at the Harry Cropley home with a dinner and a one act play How to Keep Em on the Farm. The event featured names such as Mrs J L McDonald Mrs Geo Robb Mr Bigby Daisy Bloom Miss Pinky and Miss Peachy. Visitors included County Agent Radabaugh and Mrs Swartz. A future meeting will be at the Gorton home in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Riverside Country Club
East Riverside Country, Club
Harry Cropley
Jay
Randolph
Geo .Robb
Bigby
Srra' Swartz
Daisy Bloom
Ira Swart
Pinky
G. L. Gorton
Peachy
Sven
Walter Blagg
Vchterrd Wien
Columbia
Ares
Iva Swartz
R. B. Crone
Radabaugh
Swartz
Will
Leslie ‘Swartz
Ee Gorton
Kitchen Shower Honoring Miss Bessie Morrissey
Miss Bessie Morrissey was honored at a kitchen shower Tuesday evening hosted by Mrs. Gail Collins and Mrs. X Forean and Mrs. Fred Larson. The event honored Morrissey with friends present at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie ‘Morrissey
Bessie Morrissey
Gail Collins
X.foran
Fred Larson
Shower Friday Evening for Miss Bessie Morrissey
Announcement of the forthcoming marriage between Miss Bessie Morrissey and Mr. Frank Judge of Boone. Mrs F H Grant and Miss Etta Reed hosted a miscellaneous shower in honor of the bride-to-be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Morrissey
Bessie Morrisey
Frank Judge
Boone
F. H. Grant
Etta Reed
Hone party and lodge installation shared events
The text describes a Friday evening home gathering for a Mrs. Great with about twenty five young ladies, a show at the Grand Theatre, a two course lunch, and a dance at the Dance Room. It notes an installation of officers for the Patriarch Militant Fortress Esther with members from Gruver, Dolliver, and Superior and Fort Defiance Encampment invited. Mrs. E H Koop installed as president. A Fortess Esther meeting led by Mrs. Sam Philpott with nineteen men responding to roll call and a discussion on motherhood followed by oyster stew. Next meeting will be an all day quilting session hosted by Mrs. Harry Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Mack
S. 10Th Street
Myron Baker
Ella May Laffey
Presbyterian Manse
Myron Lee Baker
Dolliver
Rev. Voorhies
Harold R. Laffey
Fern Ada Laffey
Deliver
Dorothy, Seevers
Miss Dorothy Seevers
Grand Theatre
Graaf
Mrs. Great
Aid Feelights
Peon
Severanthday
Four Mile Lake Club
Sam Philpott
Donald Baird
Walter Swanson
Harry Bond
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Romain
E. V. van Possen
Merning
Beardstown
Mabel ‘Warchow
Rock Island
Roy Blazer
Iffrnia
C. L." Archer
C. B. Klopfenstiné
Los
Chris Roschberger
Glenn Wanamaker
Little Son
Iowa Falls
Jay Heffelfinger
Ivor Clark and
Monterey
Minn
Mrs. Clark
Maloney
Z. Mc
Luss
Ruth: Beatty
Lem
Elksop
Bridge Club
Turner Home Co
Allen. Stockdale
K. V
Press
Corres
Hannah Christiansen
Arthur Fouts
Hannah Christianson
Arthur C. Fouts
P. A. Fouts
S A. Berge
Estherville Lutheran Church
Nels Amundson
Fouts
Standard Oil Co
A. M. Cole
Rebekah
Rebekah Iddge
Masonic Hall
Grant
Roudebush I Grocery
Algona
Armstrong
Cedar Rapids
St. Marion
Spencer
Hagle Grove
Oxfords
R. Smcneal
Mgr
Agency For
Oransk’y
Louis
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