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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
8
Local column recounts visits and arrivals from Adelina Mickelson at John Benearth home to Henry Noll and Joran families. Neighbors report fishing trips, farm plans including a silo, school graduations, a weather disrupted schedule, and upcoming Odd Fellows lodge meeting.
Mr and Mrs M Wilkinson entertained the W E Stemple family and Mr and Mrs A J Wilder on Sunday. Miss Thira Taylor spent six weeks at the Wilder home, went to Estherville Monday, and returned to Ames Paestley with Raymond.
The Davis Morton Anderson and Juhl families attended the funeral of Francis Maneice in Estherville Monday afternoon. Lizzie Linge Katherine Morton and Komet Anderson returned from school duties in Estherville excused from exams by perfect attendance. John Jubs visited relatives in Ceylon. A daughter blessed Mr and Mrs T B Morley last shoreday morning. L P Anderson visited son near Dolliver. Mina Augusta Marley returned to Wallingford after a short visit. E R Harper reports replanting over forty acres of corn due to cold rains. Paul Peterson and son Harry visited Fran Hart at Avoka Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Wm Green dined with daughter Mrs Warren Klett. Perry Irwin attended baccalaureate at Ketherville, their daughter Jessie a graduate. Miss Grace Myere visited Maple Hill for a week at EK Cobb’s home.
The region sees many farmers fishing at Swan Lake on Sunday while locals recount busy visits. Midway Country Club met at the McGuire home Tuesday, and Hugh Smith stopped by Dolliver Sunday. Mrs J A Fouts visited Eisther ville last week, with other locals visiting Grover and Nelson homes. Estimates on Estherville celebrations loom.
Farmers plow and plant as townsfolk plan a public dance by Ross Fouts at Grover on June 9. Visitors from Estherville and Algona stop by for shopping and band lessons. High Lake beats Wallingford in a Sunday ball game. Funerals and committees are mentioned along with upcoming fishing trips and convention attendances.
William Francis Maneice died Saturday after eight years of chronic rheumatism. Born August 21 in Fermanaireland, he came to Wisconsin at age three and moved to Emmet County later. He joined the Methodist church eighteen years ago and belonged to the M W A Lodge. He leaves parents, two sisters, and a sorrowing community. Funeral Monday at the Methodist church conducted by Rev. Case. Musical quartet provided by local singers and pianist.
A statesman asks for reasons a voter might refuse to support him. The reply praises friendship but cites a wish to reserve energy for someone else. The dialogue hints at political favoritism, workload, and meager pay, reflecting a wary yet cordial exchange reported in the Washington Star.
In a New York Globe exchange, the editor promises compensation for a youth piece amid assurance of success, while a wife questions how success is possible if the publication offers such material. The dialogue hints at editorial risk and satire surrounding sensational youth content.
A cryptic, fragmented meditation on duty and rustic beauty. The speaker laments absence of the shining sea, free fighting spirit, and the lost good age as duties weigh heavy on the mind.
The widow Lucy Ann Teeter, widowed less than three months, insists on marrying within about two weeks despite relatives urging mourning. She defends her decision with bold humor, declaring her late husband Tom Teeter hasn’t a chance of getting cold, and resumes preparing her trousseau after warding off protests. Enormous rainfall in Hawaii contrasts with streams and springs in the islands, highlighting Waipio’s large irrigation stream and Kapohio’s warm springs pool with blue to violet hues. Green Lake near Kapohio is a small freshwater crater lake supplying domestic and irrigation water through a pumping plant.
Rev Charles H Jefferson argues in the Woman’s Home Companion that peaceful time cannot prepare one for war’s reality. He says military preparations allure youths with ornate gear and piercing sounds while war’s true music is the wounded, dying, and grieving. The piece contrasts glamorous military pageantry with grim war consequences.
A garbled listing describes Real Estate Transfers involving multiple parties across multiple plots with names such as Florence Cooper Adam Jd Henning Rachael Brown and others, plus several church notices. The Presbyterian Church announces morning worship at 10:45 led by the pastor and a Vision Service at the Christian Church featuring Rev. F. H. Besert of Denver with a public invitation.
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