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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1926
Page
4
The Mathiesen family held a Sunday noon reunion dinner with Mr and Mrs Clarence Mathiesen hosting. Eighteen attendees were present including Mr and Mrs E T Sorum of Kissemme Flor.
A social affair in Ringsted honored Ida with a gathering attended by Mrs. Sor um and Mr. and Mrs. J A Mathie sen, Ringsted. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nissen and children, Orange City. Mrs. J J Fink and children, Ringsted. Mrs. Lew Christian and daughter. Miss Minnie Mathiesen, Ringsted. all sisters of Mr. Mathiesen, plus his aunt Mrs. Peter Thompson of Ringsted.
The Iowa Pythian picnic set for Friday June 18 at Arnolds Park promises one of the season’s largest crowds. Sioux City will send a Dokey drill team and a forty piece Pythian band, with parades, drills, rides, concessions, a Spencer Cherokee ball game, and a big evening dance with an eight piece orchestra. A competitive drill by Pythian Sister temples aims for a huge loving cup prize on display at Jones Dry Goods in Spencer.
Central Pavilion Arnolds Park will open the summer season dancing on Saturday June 19. Benny Ford and his Arkansas Travelers from Hot Springs will perform for 11 weeks. Benny's orchestra played eight months at DeSoto Gardens and nine months at Hotel Commod. The act, broadcast from KTHS, is part of the All Aboard Boys troupe. Hear them at Central Saturday June 1.
The Hand's Park new dance and picture pavilion opens Sunday June 20. It features a floor of select white maple, a large stage for shows and vaudeville, balcony dressing rooms, insulated walls, Blizzard ventilation with a 30 inch fan, electric lighting, and winter heating by furnace.
Terrace Park Casino on Lake Okoboji under M J McGinnis lowers dance costs to attract patrons. Weekday dances 5 cents, evening tickets 75 cents. Saturday nights and holidays 10 cents for dances, 75 cents for the evening, with no admission. Tracy Brown Radio Orchestra of eleven musicians will perform. Local notices of visitors and events accompany this item.
Miss Helen Osther departed for Estes Park Ubi Saturday evening. Mrs. E Peterson returned to Madrid after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ike Rogers. Wendell Hughes of Lincoln Nebraska spent Sunday with Rev P A Davies and family, accompanied by friend Culbertson. Mrs A A Halleck and son Harold came back from St Paul and Minneapolis. Mrs Halleck has a sister in St Paul and they frequented the city. Mrs Frank Sheffield who wintered at Ames visited her daughter near Graettinger and other relatives. The Lloyd Crim family moved from north Sixth street to south Ninth street last Friday. Mr and Mrs D C Wells hosted Emmetsburg relatives Sunday. Martin Johnston of Wilmington California, visiting daughter Mrs Wm O'Brien, left for Ada Minnesota to visit relatives and will tour Minneapolis before returning home. Ruby Crim visiting grandparents Al and wife and attending chautauqua. Jud Schenck and two sons Lloyd and Len visited relatives in Frankville and returned Monday. Mrs H H Leonberg and children Leila and Dawes drove to Jackson Minnesota Monday. Mr and Mrs George Trevett briefly visited Fred Trevett and then headed toward northern Minnesota.
Moving service advertises safe furniture and piano moves without boxing crates by Red Top Transfer Co Harry Galla proprietor serving 1 to 600 miles with a big red top moving van.
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