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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1921
Page
3
A rambling Estherville column railing at crime, price hikes, and sensational rumors, accusing printers of profiteering and warning against drives to the Vindicator and Republican. It notes weather quirks, ice harvest concerns, railroad earnings shortfalls, and a burst of divorce rumors later debunked.
Gruver Dale Walters renewed old acquaintances on Saturday in Grover. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crowe Friday January 21. Mrs. Clark Hyatt and daughter left for Sharksburg. The Midway Country Club will meet February 2 at Mrs. George Callahan’s home. Remember the community social Friday January 28 with a spelling contest between men and women.
The Stick-to-it Club meets at Mrs Anna Dewall's on Thursday afternoon. Mrs G G Wheatley and Mrs Stack visited at the Win Gupge home Sunday. Mr Wim Gaye shipped cattle Monday. Mr and Mrs Herbranson are horn again as carpenters finish work on the new house. Mr and Mrs Henry Peterson leave Thursday for their new home in Eastern Ohio. Miss Coral Larson spent the weekend with home folks. Mr J H W Larson learned of his brother Louis's death Sunday and went to Fort Dodge for the funeral. Verlin Brown is getting better. Hank Gunderson family and felhist children attended the basket club at North Superior Consolidated school Friday evening. Joe Kinney visits his sister's little daughter Agnes in Illinois this week. Mrs Gilliland's sister Mrs Griffith and children visit Tay log Gililand home. Fritz visited promenade at wide Mrs Smith 3 Guy Fields of Dell yer rt base visitors in this city. Ce to pro wat Mrs Filldor the last nhs bas lpyrovenat and a f condition. Wee.
A long list of residents and visitors is reported. E B Soper took a bus to Armstrong, C Christensen shopped in town, A C Brown and family travel from California, L E Stockdale to Chicago for business, and many others moved about to visit relatives, attend sales, or conduct matters in Des Moines, Graettinger, Emmetsburg, Lost Island, and neighboring towns. Court sessions open with a murder case in Ringsted. Local officials note travel and health visits, farm interests, and adverse winter effects on wheat. Several moves, visits, and job changes are recorded among Armstrong Estherville Graettinger and surrounding communities.
We express gratitude to friends for many kindnesses during our mother's illness and after her passing. Signed by Mrs. John Ross Mrs. P. M. Connor Mrs. Chas. Frost and Mrs W H. Harrison.
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