Local Notes From Estherville and Nearby Areas
Country correspondence reports visits to Lake Park and Superior. Mr and Mrs Fred Haneun traveled from Kansas City, and Hugh Tattleshna and CC Bars vor shipped in Estherville. The Eetherle basketball team lost 17 to 12 at Estherville. Several residents including Alice Martina and Gladys Meikle are noted as visiting, ill, or recovering. Dr Atkins took Wilma Christensen for an appendectomy at the Estherville hospital. The community records births, visits, and local business in Estherville, Superior, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bringle
Little Dawer
Lake Park
Walter Johnson
Fred Haneun
Kansas City
Wiley
Hugh
CC Bars
Estherville
Dane
John Jacobs
Superior
Gladys Meikle
Kittleson
Hanson
Fisenhower
Ora Webber
Judderfoss
Esther Hanson
Fred Smith
Nellie
Price
Local notes highlight visits and greetings around Estherville
Eugene Walther returned from Minneapolis where his wife was in hospital and is improving. Several residents were visitors or travelers to nearby towns, including Gail Staunner, Rev. Whitford, and Ernst families. Postmaster examination candidates Olsen Stawe and Wary Petersen were listed among attendees. evangelist Chas Luscher arrived for meetings with a series of song services and nightly preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Luscher
Noties
Tao
Lawrence Harness
Mr Marnese
Petersburg Notes on Local Visits and Family Life
Mrs Po Sthneekloth visited relatives in Davenport while Lawrence Anderson left with his uncle Albert Munson last week for Wilmont South Dakota. Lawrence spent two months in town before returning home. Mr and Mrs Lary Anderson welcomed a baby girl since the 21st. Ed Still has hauled the bus over FE. W. Correy in past two weeks. Mrs P Benson and Miss Sophia Opheim visited Friday afternoon with Mrs Lee Cafferty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po Sthneekloth
Davenport
Lawrence Anderson
Albert Munson
Wilmont
Dak
Lawrence
Lary Anderson
W. Correy
P. Benson
Sophia Opheim
Lee Cafferty
R. W. Mumper
Wesley Reisinger
Will Nehring
Swe
L. B. Irons
Ruthven
Orin Amundson
Amund Amundson
North Dakota
Emma Berdahl
Estherville
Fred Kruse
Ivor Nelson
Jack Creek
Walden
Grems
Thompson
Reisinger School
Anna Heaton
Gruver
Owen Wickens
Ed Linepar
Peank Geems
John Hansen
J. Z. Brown
Wickens
Sterling, Line
Bradley
Rytan Lake
Ray
Pat Fee
Jobo Wobason
Roy Merriott
Musey
Mr. Masesti
Will Davis
Kildare
Lelia Puller
No A. Andrews
Gilbert Christian
Minneapolis
Stork
Will Zimmerman
Jim Ramsey
Maurice Borrell
Grundy Center
Tani
Midway Country Club
A. J. Wilder
Ladies League
Kth
Center Country Club
John Goldsberry
Claude Cobb
Clinton Heaton
White Rock
South Dakota
Albert Heaton
O. Wickens
Wm. Green
Ryan Lake Country Club
Miles Erb
Mesdames Gordon
Ed. Rogers
Henry Hoganson
Speth
Hausz
Will Gordon
George Kenline
Washington
G. J. Larson
Gruver and surrounding area travel and visits report
Gruver and Swan Lake residents recount business trips visits and family occasions through the week. Shipped cattle and hogs from Gruver. many neighbors travel to Estherville Ruthven and North Dakota for family matters and shopping. school changes include Reisinger and Grems with staff shifts and examinations. community events feature a Victrola concert at Questad school and a ladies league guest day with planned entertainments.
Center pickups and community notes from town
Alfred Myhre returned from Brookings where he visited relatives. Mrs H H Shartle died at home east of town after a period of illness. Mrs H B Clark confined to home with sciatic rheumatism. Earl Clark left for Ames for the short course. Warren Klett went to Grover to vet coal for school halls. Cattle Zoe Long burned her hand. Dean Clark left for Ames to attend the short course after winning first prize in township acre corn contest. Mrs Augustine Anderson sick with grippe but improving. Joe Erpelding attended the sale at Graver. Frank Mathews and family visited Warren Klett’s Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Reid
Trieste
Anna Questad
John’ Questad
Estherville
Paul Graves
Fred Dowden
Fistherville
Clyde Buckles
Owen Wertzhaugher
Wallace Wertshaugher
Frank Kriever
Will Waerliter
Mise Fern Clamp
Amy Faulkner
Barnes Larson
Henry Krose
Snathh Pinkota
Egeoult
Vero
Lowen Anderson
Auodern
Haves Tome Andy Buck
Arthur Pitcher
Grover
Will Reid Jr
W. S. Reid
Alfred Myhre
Brookings
P. C. Irwin
Watherville
John Erpelding
H. H. Shartle
H. B. Clark
Earl Clark
Ames
Warren Klett
Oscar Myhre
Motherville
Ben Roach
Earl
Frank Mathews
Zada Dickerman
Cedar Falls
Freinds
Brainard
Minnesota
J. L. Tuttle
Rev. Creasan
Henry Noll
Moss Fistelia Prisington
Algona
Maple Hill Pickups
Halfa
Questad
George
Edwin McKean
Iowa
Red Ruef
Benjamin
Des Moines
Ruef
Grace Slesser
Elizabeth
Alice Fletcher
Armatrong
McKean
J. G. McKean
Charles
Maple Hill
Dolliver
Wallingford News Delivers Local Life And Small Town Happenings
Mrs Elmo Long and daughter stay with her brother Lloyd Clements near Dolliver while Gertie Green visits sister Mrs Warren Klett. Families visit, tradesmen transact business in Estherville, and fire sales draw shoppers. Royalties of daily life include new baby boy for Hamilton, a calf born to Nels Mickelson’s cow, and local plans for a fire company led by Clarence Clemenson as chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Long
Louis Fox
Frank Sheldon
Royal Lumber Company
Wallingford
J. A. Nelson
Geo. Truesdall
Maple Hill News Briefs Mixed With Local Happenings
Mrs Nele Mickelson and her mother Mrs Elféer Ellefson show some improvement. Maple Hill News reports visits to Cedar Falls and Des Moines, a Halfa 37 Maple Hill pick ups loss, a fire incident near Brainard, a lecture on The South, and local youth attending events and revivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nele Mickelson
Elféer Ellefson
Local Social News Highlights in North Iowa Area
Mrs. Harvey Solomonson and child ren visited the Owen Wickens home while the Morrison and Higinbotham families joined at various homes. Social events at Questud school house and Midway Center Club gatherings featured dinners, programs, and weddings with multiple local families attending.
Seen and Heard local logistics and visits weekly
Nick Fank traveled to Dolliver while corn shellers visited Charley Burrs. Lewia Krier and Frank Steinhart went to Joliet Illinois. Will Pruell and Arthur Fouts with Emma toured the area. The Webber family own a new Buick. Lawrence Harnesses returned from Missouri visit. Claude Ressler aided Herb Vetter hauling, and Paul Borrell visited Grundy Center. Mr and Mrs Rumsey welcomed a baby boy. Frank Herman family visited Fouts home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Fank
Dolliver
Charley
Missouri
John Aanonson
Maple Hill
Laters
Huntington
Claude Ressler
Herb
Vetter
Paul Borrell
Grundy Center
Charles Fouts
B. Welden
Rumsey
Frank Herman
Fouts
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Republican
Eugene Walther
Will Klausman
Davidson
Gail Staunnerson
Alvin Anderson
Jyoods
Stannerson
Wrank Wertz
Helen
Cedac Rapids
Everett Sullivan
C. E. Sullivan
Miss. Field
Baldwin
Ben Redhead
Mastor Sahurday
Olsen Stawe
Moftareoil Wary Petersen
Kona Vali
Petersburg
Swan Lake
Mr. Wilson
Charlie Christian
Edward
Will Musson
Wallace Wertzbaugher
Rewind
Canada
Sam Wielding
Lohrville
Mer
Andrew Bue
Ottawa
Iliness
Spirit Lake
Harry Andrews
Larry Taylor
Harvey Sammonson
Lonis Larson
Iva Brown
Marjorie
Mary Taylor
New Hampton
Carrie Carney
Rochester
Minn
James Merriott
Anker Sparup
A. M. Brown
Wallace
Charlie Nehring
Albert Heston
Frank Hartman
Ben Nelson
Gail Collins
G. Wiley
Louis Nelson
C. Higinbotham
Inveserye
Sam Nalterstad
Gus Colbert
Alma
Viola Gilbert
Andrew Gunderson
Chicago
C. C. Olson
J. H. Morrice
Sioux City
Ladies and Society
L. L. Gunderson
Maple Hill News
Harvey Solomonson
George Morrison
W. H. Miner
Charlie Rosenberger
Charles Higinbotham
Mr. Falkner
Andrew Boe
Ed. Thompson
Pierz
George Calhan
Bernadine
Seneca
Ilinois
Questud
Ray Braman
Iva
Ben Vail
Sterling
Unos
Walter Grems
George Brannan
Will Reid, Sr
Lloyd Anderson
Will Reid, Jr
Jas. Shuttleworth
Col
Wm. Foshier
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