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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1929
Page
2
Walter Fielding travels to Dolliver with two cows. Word indicates Floyd Nehring is getting along fine and expected to be home soon.
A stream of visits and gatherings fills Grover, Swea City, and surrounding towns as families like Barker, Bringle, and Remme host relatives from Wisconsin and Minnesota. Neighbors share picnics at Big Stoney, drive to Ayrshire and Pocahontas, and celebrate visits from grandparents, aunts, and cousins while repairs and moves continue in Gruver and Estherville.
Showers and warm weather accelerated vegetable growth across Jack Creek area. Farmers report corn replanting due to unknown causes while locals note new gravel work completed and moved to another site. Many residents visited Estherville and Maple Hill for shopping and social events, with school picnics and club meetings noted. Several residents returned from travels, while others tended corn and sheep, hosted gatherings, and discussed stray dog damage to young stock.
Robbins circus this week Friday. Miss Nelsine Nasby returns home from Forest City for a vacation from Waldorf College duties. Miss Ethel McArdle visits with her parents then leaves for Plattsville Wisconsin to attend State Normal School. I F Hall family and Mrs Hostetler and children from Lyman Nebraska were Belmond weekend visitors. Mr and Mrs E E Peterson of Madrid visited at Ike and Mrs Rogers home. Mrs Peterson will stay longer, Mr Peterson returns Sunday. Miss Margaret Crabtree from Blayton Maiva joined Iowa Trust and Savings bank. Harold Svensen begins summer work in county superintendent's office. A son born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Herbert Allen named George Herbert.
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