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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1916
Page
8
Rural notes from Estherville area share community visits as families travel to relatives in Waterloo and Joliet while harvest and fair weather dominate. A two week old girl dies, Obituary and hospital, and many social visits from Burr, Wilder, Clausen, Reimer, and Parke families are noted along with weather impacts and a Campfire girls social.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Mrs Bindberg and Grace Gilberieon with a noon time reference and Hatherville, suggesting a social or community notice. Names and places are unclear but indicate a local event or meeting followed by scattered phrases about days and attendance.
Ferdinand Sand returned to Prairie from Minneapolis. Julia Miller, newborn to Mr and Mrs Fred Hepp, faces medical sores. F O Butler’s visiting uncle left for Garrison Texas. Pearl Nolan of Ruthven visited G B Moore home. Tom Natterstad hosted guests from Fallon. T A Schaffer, recent Minneapolis operation, is doing well. Chris Gareon and sons opened their store Saturday. Anna Nechanicks left for Traer due to illness. L E Heath resigns as depot agent at Wallingford and moves to Clarion. Sioux Falls man to fill vacancy. Max Soeth returns from City hospital after motorcycle injuries shared with Emil Hanson, now at Anderson hospital.
Mrs. Chris Anderson and daughter Mrs. Herbert Bryan visited Armstrong Friday. George Kent and sons Johnny and Willie helped Frank Clayton harvest oats Friday and Saturday. An agent of the Home Comfort Stove Co. sold stores in the vicinity last week. Mrs. Herbert Bryan visited the Bailey home Wednesday. Herbert Bryan helped Clein Anderson attack bay last week. George Kent bought a new bay stacker at Graettinger. Oats cutting will be in tulky blast this week. Mrs. I. L. Despanet visited Parente and F. A. Bhaef fer at Raleigh Sunday. Clifford Hines Frank Melvin Clyde Enfield and Thomas McKenny visited Billy Kent Sunday, then motored to Lost Inland with Harry Powers.
The C B Sullivan family toured to Livermore to visit relatives while Emmet Caylor had an appendectomy at Andoreon hospital. Various residents attended a Graver carnival, Birth of a Nation show, and Turtle Lake picnic. Weather brought heavy rain with little damage.
William A Radford offers free advice on building and decorating a square built house ideal for cold climates. He argues square plans waste less space, heat more efficiently, and provide large rooms on small lots with distinctive decorative bay windows and a sun parlor. The design includes a two-story bay, built-in buffet, four second-floor bedrooms, a sleeping porch, and ample storage, plus a basement and sun porch for privacy. Locomotive spark fires blamed for forest fires. Virginia shows 90 percent from engines.
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