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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
8
George Shifflett, contesting Ed Ridley’s county auditor win, calls for a full recount under primary law. The board of supervisors supports recounting all ballots amid the statewide canvassing, with two to three weeks expected for completion.
Rev Droz and son Leale spent Monday at Spirit Lake flaking. The board of supervisors will go to Fummersburg this week to meet with Vale Aito county on joint church matters. Monres' Harp Orchestra hosted a dancing party at the Armory with about 108 couples. The weather forecast promises good conditions. A home talent play at Grace Episcopal church benefited the Ladies Guild, with Earle W. Peterson and Hazel Montgomery praised for performances.
A busy Midway column notes oats poor on low ground but corn promising, and grass abundant. Hattie Ridley of Estherville visits the G H West home. Mora Minn relatives return from Emmeto. several locals host or visit teachers and family. School events loom with a children’s day program next Sunday at 2 o clock. Election day passes without issue. nominations listed for judges, constables, trustees, clerk, assessor, and committeeman. Fish caught at Fox Lake. Prof. Brittets and wife rent the Ports cottage. Wolle visits from Iowa Falls. local socials, visits, and a picnic mark a lively week.
A roundup of wedding notices from Estherville details Pearl Smith and Bert Dunn, James Robbins and Gertrude Wesley, Hattie Woods and Marion Silcox, Fred Marshall and Leontine Sperbeck, Alice Archer and Roy Blazer, plus related social notes. Read of wedding travels, homes, and local reception details, with mentions of families, churches, and nearby towns.
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