Jones Moore Wedding Solemnized At Home
Miss Hazelbell Jones and Mr Willard Moore were married at the bride’s home on Earnhardt Street Thursday evening. Rev. F P W Ortmeyer performed the ceremony attended by Marjorie Jones and Leonard Moore. The couple will reside on a farm near Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelbell Jones
Lee Jones
Willard Moore
W. EF. Moore
Earnhardt Street
FP. W. Ortmeyer
Marjorie Jones
Leonard Moore
Foow. Ortmeyer
WF. Moore
Troon
Peterson Receives Medal at Installation of Lodges
ALO. PETERSON, sixty years in the Oddfellows, received a jewel last Tuesday at a joint Rebekahs and Oddfellows installation. Charles Ayres of Spirit Lake presented the jewel to Peterson. HI. O. Lille, fifty years in the lodge, received a jewel from Attorney Clifford White of Spirit Lake. The IOOF hall program drew about eighty attendees, with lunch served afterward.
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A. O. Peterson
The
Oddfellows Lodge
Rebekahs
Oddfellows
Charles Ayres
Spirit Lake
HI. O. Lille
Clifford White
IOOF
Gilbert Amdahl
Loyal Mason
Noble Grand
Myrtle Duncan
David Weir
Geraldine Buckley
Chris. Jensen
Merton Mason
William Hanson
Clara Fritzell
B. M. Nelson
Alice Riggs
Mrs Jown Monroe Honored On Birthday
Mrs Jown Monreae was honored on her birthday by friends and neighbors at a lawn party last Tuesday afternoon at 4 p.m. A lovely lunch was served. Those honoring her included Mrs Thos Kinnard, Miss Lilliat Kinnard, Miss Opal Kinnard, Mrs Claude Hindall, Timmie Monroe, Mrs Carrie Nelson, Mrs Fre a Nelson, Mrs Rood. French, Mrs M OR Pritaz, Mrs C O W Jones, Mrs W OA Wildreth, Mrs Lattie Anderson of Dunnell and Mrs Nettie Anderson
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John Monreae
Thos. Kinnard
Lilliat Kinnard
Opal Kinnard
Claude Hindall
Timmie Monroe
Carrie Nelson
Frea Nelson
Rood. French
M. OR. Pritaz
C O W. Jones
W. OA. Wildreth
Lattie Anderson
Dunnell
Nettie Anderson
Guests Honored at Breakfast Bridge
Mrs. Chas. Robinson presided at a Sunday breakfast honoring her mother Nellie Riley of Hollywood and aunts Mae Yost of Ten Sleep and Chauncey Morse of Bullhead. Three course repast served at four porch tables. In bridge, Mrs. Jay Dunham won high score. guest prizes went to Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Yost, and Mrs. Morse. Additional guests included Mrs. W. O. Lillee, W. C. Dillon, John Martyr, Mrs. Wesley Dunham, Mrs. C. Alt, Mrs. D. G. Ennilsen, Mrs. Geo. Lyman, Mrs. G. H. Morse, Mrs. Chas. Lewis, and Mrs. Geo. Conley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Robinson
Nellie Riley
Hollywood
Calif
Mae Yost
Chauncey Morse
Bull.alo
Robinson
Jay Dunham
Riley
Yost
Morse
Masdames
Entre Nous Bridger Club Meets After Luncheon
The Entre Nous bridge club met Saturday afternoon at Mrs. L. FE. Stockdale home after a luncheon at Gardston hotel. Guests included Mrs. A Tl Rogers of Chicago and Mrs. Gen. Bale. Members present were Mrs. Hf. WI. Deey, Mrs. James P. Clark, Mrs. Carl Maser, Mrs. Jon Sloye, and the hostess. Absentees were Mrs. R. C. Coleman, Mrs. K Turner, and Mrs. F. G. Parsons.
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Entre Nous Bridge Club
L. FE. Stockdale
Gardston Hotel
A. Tl. Rogers
Chicago
Gen. Bale
Hf. WI. Deey
James P. Clark
Carl Maser
Jon, Sloye
R. C. Coleman
K. ¥. Turner
F. G. Parsons
Family Gathering At The Home Of BT Sorum
Mr and Mrs B T Sorum hosted a Sunday picnic at Ft Defiance State Park and hosted relatives at their South Eighth Street home Cedar Rapids Estherville and Charles City guests attended including the Paulsons and Gibbons The Gray family welcomed a seven pound two ounce daughter Mary Alice born Friday The article notes rising property values and ongoing home maintenance by owners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Sorum
Ft. Defiance State Park
South Eighth Street
Ben Sorum
Cedar Rapids
Clarence Sorum
Moe Mamt
Herman Sorum
Ed Sorum
Merle
Estherville
Peter Paulson
Gunder Paulson
Carney and
Palmer Paulson
Forest Gibbons
Charles City
P. G. Gray, Jr
Priday
Mary Alice
Vacation Picture Stories Keep a Complete Tour Record
The article urges creating a comprehensive photo narrative of a vacation tour. It emphasizes sequencing pictures to show route, roads, overnight stops, points of interest, and historical markers. Missing photos weaken the tour record. a half record is better than none but full pictures best preserve memories.
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Thera
Suh This elegant design for flutter sleeves and slim skirt
This pattern describes a soft fabric dress with elbow length rippling sleeves and a gently flared hip line. It suits luncheons, bridge parties, and casual wear, in georgette or silk crepe. Pattern 8942 fits sizes 38 through 52 with material guidance.
Locals share visits and travels around Estherville
The Estherville area hosts a flurry of relatives and friends visiting from Minneapolis Buffalo Center Omnaha Humboldt and St. Louis. Guests include the Keogh family and Mrs Doyle the Maines and Laughlins while trips span Yellowstone Glacier National Park Vancouver and a Montana farewell. Deputy treasurer Eliza Welsh takes a two week vacation visiting Jack Creek township and Limerton before returning to Lam be rton Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeLand Laughlin
Omnaha
Estherville
LeLand
Martin Laughlin
Eliza Welsh
Jack Creek Township
Lamberton
Minn
Sam Skow
Miss Two to Five Romper Pattern and News Notes
Advertises a kids romper and apron pattern with size options 2 to 5 years, detailing material needs and a coupon for order. Also reports several local society notices and visitors including Miss Wilma Irwin, Marilyn and others, with travel and visit updates across Estherville and nearby towns.
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Dimity
Radio Psychic Adverts Veiled as Advice Column
A clipping presents Madame DeLore offering a one free question via mail and charging 25 cents per private inquiry, with multiple sample questions and answers. The excerpt then shifts to a western scene where Rosy and Dave discuss a bushwhacking, visit a bank, and interact with gambler Martin Quinn, seeking clues at the Draw Three.
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Madame de Lore
Fremont South
Minneapolis
Minnesota
News of Earlier Days July 3 1918 and July 8 1908 items
J W Peterson Rock Island roadmaster back on duty after two weeks at home recovering from a baggage truck mishap at Mardy. Des Moines and Camp Dodge visit plans for Mr and Mrs J Orvis with Chicago trip during Mrs Orvis vacation. Mrs Frank Woods called to Des Moines by mother illness. Miss Bertha Madden of Halfa visited Miss Priscilla Booth. Mrs L M Christensen and sister A E Ericksen visiting Linn Grove relatives. J J Knapp leaves for Minneapolis to spend Fourth with daughter Mrs J F E Lorrens. Curfew enforcement urged. parents urged to keep children off streets after nine. Miss Flossie Dillon hosted a dancing party for friends. Fred Trevett went to Nora Springs for Fourth, returned Monday. Mr and Mrs A L Meisner arrive from Avalanche Wisconsin, recently married, Meisner works for Rock Island. Iown Nichols fractures left shoulder playing on Fourth after falling from cherry tree in West Liberty trip with parents.
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the Vindicator and Republican
J. W. Peterson
Rock Island
Mardy
J. Orvis
Des Moines
Camp Dodge
Chicago
Orvis
Frank Woods
Bertha Madden
Halfa
Priscilla Booth
L. M. Christensen
A. E. Ericksen
Linn Grove
J. J. Knapp
Minneapolis
J. FE. Lorrens
Flossie Dillon
Fred Trevett
Nora Springs
A. L. Meisner
Avalanche
Wis
Jake Holmes
Estherville
Meisner
Rock Island Road
Iown Nichols
West Liberty
Social Inquiries and Visits Across Local Towns
Miss Lomena Kasa takes a vacation from duties at the S and L Store. Miss Barbara Hamilton of Spencer visits with Mrs. Wylder and Lucille. Mrs. Ed Wilson entertains Miss Helen Reiney of Mallory. Miss Verna Halgerstad and Miss Helen King visit friends in western Nebraska. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marcel were Dr. and Mrs. G. I. Henshaw of Mason City. Mr. and Mrs. A. Sykes of Ida Grove spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sykes and family.
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Barbara Hamilton
Spencer
Mrs. Wylder
Lucille
Ed Wilson
Helen Reiney
Mallory
Verna Halgerstad
Helen King
Nebraska
Joe Marcel
G. Il. Henshaw
Mason City
A. Sykes
Ida Grove
Wm. Sykes
Fifth Installment of FA Vie w
Dave Turnerigor and Rosy Rand travel to Soledad after prison terms for unjust convictions. On a train carrying a large sum, Rosy foils a hold-up and Dave saves gambler Martin Quinn. They reach the ranch to face financial trouble, a nesters dispute, and a mysterious corpse delivery to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosy Rand
Dave Turnerigor
Soledad
Rosy
Dave
Martin Quinn
Quinn
Rand
Mary
Nesters
Mary Dave
Feud at Single Shot unfolds in the draw and mine town
Rosy Rand, new foreman at the D Bard, pressures Dave and Sheriff as they pursue trouble tied to a railroading, a Draw Three claim, and a cautious banker Pearson. Freeman, a fired man with a chin scar, hints at Hammond, while Rosy vows action toward the mine and a staged confrontation at the Draw Three. The scene ends with a pursuit and a continued mystery.
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Rosy
Jasper
Dave
Turner
Peaarson
Mr. Pearson
Rosy Rand
D Bard
Pearson
Rand
Davy
Freeman
Hammond
V.R
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Rs. M. Son
John Weir
D. H. Diamond
Noble
Lawrence Dickinson
Kenneth Riley
Roy Bassett
J. P. Stinson
Outside Guardian
Everett Anderson
Inside Guardian
Joe Buckley
Leonard Tangeras
Charles Anderson
Gordon Griffis
William Dickinson
Clarence Kurtz
Charles Baker
Chris Jensen
Grand Lodge
Sioux City
Arthur Fossum
Edward
Muniee Kasa
Mrs. Fossum
Mrs
Hans Hanson
Prescott, Arizona
Mrs. Jown Monroe
Entre Nous Bridger Club
BT. Sorum
Misses Pearl
Bernice Clark
Susie Thayer
Seattle
Wash
Cletus Keogh
Thos. Doyle
Herman Maine
T. A. Wilson
Buffalo Center
Thos. Hwmamilton
Dan Howard
Henry Myhr
West Okoboji
Gordon
Don Sheldren
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
Vancouver
Washington
Karl Grover
Orleans
Estherv le
Mr. Grover
F. E. Clark
Betty Jean
Bobby
Monte Clark
Butte
Montana
E. M. Munson
Munson
Wilfred Heyer
St. Louis
Tawa City
Jimmie Lee Crissey
W. E. Crissey
Humboldtia
Jimmie Lee
Gen. Ca
Lee Case
Astherville
Donald
Jerry
Buffalo
N. Y
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Robert, Riehoed
Gail, Jr
New York City
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Wm. Johnston
Andrew Pettingil
Robert Strong
Boston
Maass
George Moore
Coleen
Dows
Raymond Johnston
Pettingil
Moore
Mr. Johnston
Sam Johnston
Tawa
Patricia Dow
HS Fifth Ave
Brooklyn
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Wilma Irwin
Pan Pranklin
Marilyn
Hen Giftith
Ames
Fo Gd McCoy
Adah Eveleth
Sac City
James
Louis Borman
Sanday
AY Nytes
Chilren Therese
Katherine
Yinel
Muriel Vestrem
Chamber of Commerce
Fergus Parls
Robert Haamilton
Robert
Templar Park
Inter
Varmiss Virginia Nielson
Rochester
Priscilla Booths
George and
Charles Dn
Mr. and
Mra. Soren Nielsen
Alfa
Mes. Day Howard
J. G. Stockdale
Ewen
Rosemary
Beertson
Madame DeLore
M. F
Cutie
J. HW. M
Janning
Mra. W
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Fairmont
Joe B
Inka
Lowe
Old Pearson
Howdy
E. M. Wilkins
Luke Short
Mary Winters
Europe
Iran
Chichesters Pills
Arma
Makkesaon & W Robbing
Fairfield
Gouna
Dept
McKeenon & Rabbing, Inc
Paleford
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