Numerous Estherville Visitors and Local Moves Noted
A long roster of guests and relocations fills recent Estherville notes. Mrs. Mallveen leaves for Minneapolis en route to California. numerous friends from Cedar Rapids Cedar Falls Long Beach and New York visit or stay with locals. Roy Weir plans to move from Emmetsburg. several families take summer cottages at Spirit Lake. local tradesmen and students shuffle between Cedar Rapids Minneapolis and Des Moines for work study or vacations. community events include Chautauqua ticket sales and church society activities.
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Mra
Emmet
Robb
Little ‘Son
Mommay
Manly
Wesley
Crone
Rowley
Spencer
Estherville
Frank Root
Est Binsle
Tom Lo Re
Liz S
Long Beach
Calif
Elmer Foore
Minneapolis
Mr. Moor
J. D. Weir
North Fourth Street
E A. Mallveen
Roy Weir
Emmetsburg
Mallveen
California
C. Pixley
Black Hills
Silver City
S. Dak
Catherine Murray
New York City
Luke
Marian Walker
Erie
Penn
John
Greig
Walker
Pittsburg
C. T. Hickok
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
EF. Ball
Mays Lef
Hickoks
Erince
Eak
Donald Allen
Eidon
W. H. Biederman
Allen
R. J. Ridley
Ry. Atevander
H C. Brees
E. B. Lohr
Des Moines
E. V. von
Osse
Peterson
Charlie
Joe
Ernie
Verne Noble and Son
Galt
Sterling
Louise Nyere
Noble
Louis Nyere
Rail
Ambia
Ind
G. C. Hausz
B. Throop
Sharon
Carroll
Hausz
Dickmer
Camp Foster
Kenneth
Tracy Long
Wm. Fahey
Beth Eldred
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Bove Johnson
Birdie
Emmd@ Weise
New York
N. Pransky
Oranaky
Boston
Eise
Mary M Rrngsey
Dorothy
Mewee
Torrens
Denver
DDD Cooking Club Mothers Tea Held by Mrs Graaf
Mrs F H Graaf hosted the Wertains Mothers of DD Ds DDD cooking club for an afternoon tea last Tuesday. A delicious dish was served and guests later attended the Grand's evening performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. ‘Graaf
Grand
Four Mile Lake Club meets July 11 with 14 members
Four Mile Lake Club gathered with Mrs. John Frank hosting on July 11. Fourteen members and five visitors attended. Secretary Mrs. Sam Philpott called the meeting to order. Readings were given by Mrs. A Klein and Mrs. Philpott. A social time followed, with lunch served. Next meeting set for July 18 at Mrs. Ed Swanson’s home.
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Four Mile Lake Club
John Frank
Fourteem
Best
Hite
Zong
Maud Miller
Violet Frank
Sam*Philpott
A. Klein
Sam Philpott
Ed. Swanson
Fuller Family Reunion Attends Day at Orleans Cottage
The Fuller family gathered at Orleans to spend Sunday with Mr. Fuller’s sister Mrs. Mary Hartnell and her three daughters Julia Louise and Laura Hartnell at their cottage. Dr Fuller and his Milford family also attended.
Luncheon Honors Guests at Gateswood Event
Mrs Allen Stockdale and Mrs Fred Taylor hosted a luncheon Friday at Gateswood on West Okoboji. Guests included Miss Aleta McDowell of Iowa Falls visiting with Mrs Stockdale and Mrs Alice Peasley of Des Moines staying a week with Mrs Taylor at a Gateswood cottage.
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Allen Stockdale Ald
Fred Taylor
Gateswood
West Okoboji
Aleta McDowell
Iowa Falls
Stockdaler
Alice Peasley
Des Moines
Taylor
Bridge Luncheon Held at Mrs Klein’s Home
Mrs J B Klein and her mother hosted a Thursday bridge luncheon at Mrs Klein’s home. A three course meal was served at one o clock, and the afternoon was spent playing bridge. Mrs F H Rhodes won the prize for high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Klein
Walter Crowell
A Klein
Ani
Bridge
F. H. Rhodés
Beore
Mrs Sandven Hosts Embroidery Club Luncheon
Mrs John Sandven entertained the Spirit Lake embroidery club with a three course luncheon at her cottage on Friday the thirteenth. Thirteen ladies attended and enjoyed the good time. Present were Mesdames Harvey Cox Carl Olson Theodore Myhre Charlie Anderson.
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John Sandven
Spirit Lake
Mesdames
Harvey Cox
Carl Olson
Theodore Myhre
Charlie Anderson
Marriage of Mrs. E W Kiffe to Frank Sieben of Pittsburgh
The ceremony took place Saturday at noon on July fourteenth with Dr G Voorhies presiding. Miss Alma Gertrude Childs sang during the service. the bride wore white crepe and carried a bouquet of roses stephanotis and lilies of the valley. Mrs Sieben is a State University of Iowa graduate and a Chi Omega. Mr Sieben, a Phi Kappa Sigma member, studied at Iowa City. Out of town guests from Iowa and Michigan attended, with a honeymoon at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. The couple will reside in Pittsburgh where Mr Sieben works for the American Telegraph and Telephone Company.
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Oreak
Holly
on-Howard .Co
Can Concern
Kansas City
Zelleno
Morrissey
Yon Roy
Jeff
Carly Fluesdiy
Jrnet Colcord
Oflahoma City
Okla
EF. J. White
Francis. Albro
Tacoma
Wash
Albro
Tom Nivison
Vera
Bigelow
C. J. Wilson
Minneapolis
George McCutcheon
Orlando
Florida
C. A. Packard
Candace
Renwick
S. C. Packard
Katheryn’ ‘Packard
Gearing
Jn. Rahnoes
Cédar Rapids
P. Ralston
Harlan Mea
Shenandoah
Jas. Rainey
Barabo
Olive
Julia Jewett
J. H. McKay
Webster City
McKay
Angelia Bolgan
Eldora
Roy‘ Lynch
Anna Wolfe
Fort Dodge
Chas. Torrence
C. Alt
Iowa City
American Express
Marshalltown
A. Ivey
Mankato
Minn
Jess. Barker
Jess
Dempsey-Gibbons
Shelby
Mont
Mike Hi
Heliaky
Halen Cal
Frank Sieben
Pittsburgh
Sieben
State University of Iowa
Chi Omega
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Chi
Muskegon
Michigan
Alice
Childs Pierson
Anna Gertrude, Childs
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Dorothy Middleton
Eagle Grove
Josephine Pinkham
Goldfield
Campfire Girls Spend First Week at Spirit Lake
Campfire Girls at Pete Cottage with I Ye Ga camp spent the first week of the month at Spirit Lake in A O Peterson's cottage. The adage work before play guided activities and reduced the impact of manual labor. The play was lively yet ended with the girls returning home happy and content.
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Pete Cottage
Spirit Lake
A. O. Peterson
Andersons Host Informal Party For Visiting Guests
Andersons entertain this afternoon at an informal party honoring guests Mrs Frank Root of Chicago and Mrs Harry Hanchett of Seattle Washington. Mrs M Groves and others attend.
Mrs McArdle and Mrs Pullen Host Afternoon Event
Mrs McArdle and Mrs Warren Pullen acted as joint hostesses at an afternoon in the home of Mrs McAntie. Mrs A E Fullenwider of St Pack attended as guest of honor. Lunch featured two courses and tables were decorated in yellow and green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McArdle
Warren Pullen
Oas Syna
Ed A. E.’s
Estherville Merchants Plan Big Community Sale
Estherville merchants announce a three day community sale starting July 26 offering buyers attractive prices and a chance to secure various goods. Watch for the big sales circulars to be sent out.
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Estherville
Which to the Heaviest, Metal
The text asks which metal is heaviest among several metals and notes that lithium is very light, having only one fifth the weight of aluminum. It mentions gold is not the heaviest, being almost twice as heavy as lead, and cites platinum as heavier, suggesting a discussion of relative densities.
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Eagnis
Detroit
G.allen
Des Ng
Ems
Dén
Harry Hanchett
Seattle
Templar Park
Lloyd Gookin
Corydon
Mina Quinby
Birney’ Hospital
Leonard Lingjey
Clara Raife Wo
Perry
Lois Clements
Elmo Long
Springfield
George Hinshaw
Harold Koehl
Davenport
Oliver Langmo
Rochester
Darfar
M.’ Warren
Glenn Wanamaker
Donald
Ft. Dodge
Andrew Lovsletten
Norway
Hisister
Lena Erickson
Erickson
Jackson
Wesley Sutton
North Ninth Street
Emma Moller
and. S. Johnson
Carl. Anderson
Peter Klein
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Kate Lyman
Waterloo
Jud
George
al Crim
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Ivor Clark
Lloyd Clements
Jimmie Maloney
James Maloney
Monterey
Walt Wratten and Sons
Minnesota
McNeal, Mgr
Mrs. Sandven
AL B
Chautauqua
Congressman Dickinson
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