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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1909
Page
7
The camp at Templar Park fills leisure with chautauqua events and park concerts. Wages rise for Rock Island to Sioux Falls newsboys to 1.45 a day. Local clergy, trustees, and merchants note floods, crops damaged by rains, and new business openings. Visitors from Sioux Falls and Mandan share town life and upcoming theatre acts.
A batch of brief items lists travel and visits: Harry Dalzeil made an eastward business trip Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ghoslin are visiting at Alden this week. Caroline Myhre was in Graettinger Monday. John Brogan left Sioux Falls on Monday to seek employment. Mrs. Harvey Miller attends a Ruthven camp this week. Mrs. John Gifford left Friday for Watertown SD for an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. George Shadle returned from Pleasantville Friday morning. Engineer Bob Hobinson came from Cedar Rapids last Friday to look after business. Leo and Frank DeVaney of Ottawa Ill. are visiting their uncle Frank Coughlin east of town. Co B Murtagh and Editor Magner of Ringsted transacting business in the county seat Wednesday. Robert Hamilton came from Germania Friday and joined a conclave at Templar Park. Mrs. W H Davison returned to Watertown Saturday after a visit with her parents A L Gaylord. Mr. and Mrs. W E Hodge and children of Carroll were guests the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hobein left for Indianapolis Saturday after an extended visit with daughter Mrs. G G Gardner.
Lew Wanamaker and John Murphy traveled on business to the south and to Iowa Faller on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kirby and children visited Spirit Lake Tuesday morning. Attorney B. M. Coon went to Germania Monday to pursue a case in justice court. Mrs. Osher arrived to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Jones. Rev. William Burham of the German Lutheran Church conducted business in Armstrong Tuesday. Mrs. Dodge returned home to Stuartville after visiting her parents in the past three weeks. Mrs. William Phipps arrived from Peoria to visit her brothers C. F. and F. S. Kilgore and families for two weeks.
Gehrtz Gustaf and wife transfer to Mark Shraiberg Lot 11,122B Arm- BEVON. Hubbard W H and wife Joa transfer to Hays 12-07 Let 9 B 18 Arm- BLYONA. Jno Kirby and wife transfer to M E K Wilson Qo D 420-00 22. 24 BW Fa 886-21-100. OH and wife transfer to A W Heald 12-68 all of block 45 Heather ville. 660.00 150.00 100.00 00.00
A working girls club in London's east end elected a new member who attacked a stranger in the street. The secretary rebuked her and she apologized saying she would not do it again if it violates the rules but asked how she might get engaged.
A seven year old named Walter explains a joint work problem. If father can do a plate of work in one hour and mother can too, Walter says they would take three hours due to time wasted in arguing. The Chicago News quotes the exchange as a playful lesson.
A fiery speaker laments national ruin and oppression while asking what he can do. The audience responds by shouting for him to sit down, illustrating a tense moment during a public gathering.
S. W. Hawkes Co seeks chickens ducks and geese for sale. Poultry car arrives next Saturday. bring birds in on or before that day. Old hens paid at 9 cents each. Market notice for local poultry sellers.
Advertising copy promising easy earnings at home without experience. Readers asked to send a lamp for particulars to Empire Press Syndicate in Middleport New York.
Advertises Foley's Orino Laxative as beneficial for stomach liver troubles and habitual constipation. Claims it sweetens the stomach and breath, stimulates the liver, regulates the bowels, and is superior to pills and ordinary laxatives. Encourages trying it today.
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