Home-Coming Celebration Cost Estherville Four Thousand
The Home-Coming celebration in Estherville cost the Chamber of Commerce four thousand dollars, net cost after concessions totaling about twenty-five hundred dollars. Visitors had a big time and were satisfied, with Estherville asserting it’s worth the investment. Martin County Minnesota boasts a murder record, claiming parity with Emmet County in that regard.
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Chamber of Commerce
Estherville
Martin County
Minnesota
Emmet
Local and Personal News Roundup
Mrs C J Wilson left Tuesday for a visit in New York state with relatives. Miss Jenne Doyle visited in the city with her father J P Doyle. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hyatt Monday. Miss Hannah Cady of Fanmetabure visited with her brother Amer. Dr G G Griffith and W E Deming motored to Des Moines Tuesday and will return Thursday. The little daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Peterson of St Cloud Minn here visiting is very ill in a local hospital. Miss Dorothy Beymer returned Monday from Perry where she had visited since school year end at Grinnell. Mrs W H Johnston and daughter Elizabeth of Sheridan Wyo here visiting at the Dr Frederickson home, stay two months. Mr James C Taylor father of F R Taylor visited from Sunday until Tuesday, then went to Kansas City Mo and will return to the National Soldiers Home at Dayton Ohio. The Civics Department of The Woman Club met Monday with Mrs Sant Johnston, fifteen members present. A business session heard committee reports, then refreshments. Next meeting July 18 with Mrs W G Gordon.
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C.J. Wilson
New York State
Jenne Doyle
J. P. Doyle
Lloyd Hyatt
Hannah Cady
Fanmetabure
Amer
G. G. Griffith
W. E. Deming
Des Moines
Chas. Peterson
St. Cloud
Minn
Dorothy Beymer
Perry
Grinnell
W. H. Johnston
Elizabeth
Sheridan
Wyo
Dr. Frederickson
James C. Taylor
F. R. Taylor
Kansas City
National Soldiers Home
Dayton
Ohio
Civics Department
The
Womana Club
Sant Johnston
W. G. Gordon
Rochester Weddings and Local News A Century Ago
Twenty years ago Miss Perlette In gleby married F H Richman at First Congregational Rochester. George Lush drowned June 12. Bert Palmer wed Ida Peterson June 26 with Rev H Morton Gregory officiating. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Wm Byfield. Ira Robinson hired at P L Christensen groceries. D Mott building fifth West Side home this year. Jo Harde at Shattuck commencement in Fairbault. Druggist Williams residence framed. Prof Edwin Dukes left for two weeks at Yankton institute. Local families plan Spirit Lake outing. Walter Bingham to Beloit academy as astronomy instructor.
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Perlette Ingleby
F. H. Richman
First Congregational Church of
Rochester
Rochester Society
George Lush
Bert Palmer
Ida Peterson
H. Morton Gregory
The
Christian Church
Wm. Byfield
Ira Robinson
P. L. Christensen
D. Mott
Jo. Harde
Fairbault
Minn
Shattuck
Phil
Williams
Edwin Dukes
Yankton
South Dakota
Jo Harding
N. B. Egbert
A. O. Myhre
W. H. Foote
J. W. Randolph
Jo Carberry
C. R. Wetherall
Templars Park
Spirit Lake
Morrison bound to grand jury in Carroll shooting case
Morrison, accused slayer captured in the city, was bound over to the grand jury at a hearing held Monday. Carroll merchants doubt his guilt, saying the passer of checks may be the shooter, while Morrison asserts he was in Sibley that night and can prove he was in a card game there. Authorities will investigate thoroughly.
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Morrison
Carroll
Marshall
Thie City
Sibley
Sudden Death of Mrs Helen Thomas in Spirit Lake
Mrs Helen Thomas died unexpectedly early Tuesday at Spirit Lake, at her son Ernest Thomas’s home. She was mother of G W Bowman of Estherville and sister of Mrs Lucy Phillips. Born March 16 1845 in Harrisburg Penn, she lived in Estherville since girlhood, first married Jacob Bowman and later Webb Thomas. Funeral plans not set.
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Helen Thomas
Spirit Lake
Ernest
Thomas
G. W. Bowman
Lucy Phillips
Altho
Webb Thomas
Estherville
Fort Defiance
Joseph Clark
Harisburg
Penn
Wisconsin
Esbergies
Jacob Bowman
Boone
Iowa
Bowman
George
Obituary notes Thornes and tall man Bernhard Coyne
The obituary recalls Thornes who devoted life to the Methodist church and family mourners including a son Ernest and a sister. Bernhard Coyne, claimed tallest man in the world, died at his father's home near Anthon Iowa, at eight feet six inches with a No 24 shoe, with casket measurements arranged from Dubuque.
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Bernhard Coyne
Anthon
Woodbury County
R& Feet
Dubuque
Carnival
Local notes from Hingaley and area residents
Hingaley Iowa resident Jim Cahal visited Joe Pendergast last week then returned home Saturday. Mrs Bird Williams and Mrs El Erickson traveled for visits in southern state and Sioux City. T A McDonald plans to move to town next month occupying West Side Post property. Families including Luikhart Wright Pendergast Coffin Reed Person Young and McDonald relatives travel for visits and business. Farmers Union picnic set for Thursday and local housing changes noted with McDonald renting West Pleasant Street home.
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Jim Cahal
Hingaley
Iowa
Joe Pendergast
North 8Th Street
Bird Williams
Frank Madonald
Guttenberg
el Erickson
Sioux City
Mr. Wright
Fort Dodge
Reed
Mr. Reed
C. E. Person
Dorothy Shannon
Colfax
Person
I. J. Young
Farmers Union
H. N. McDonald
John Ross
West Pleasant St
Bob West
Jimmie Maloney
Worthington
Minn
Kenneth Pettit
John
Minneapolis
Local Notes From Town Salutations and Visits
Park for a three weeks are making the tae by keto and have ther samplig it With therm Two of Mrs ais re Nill Becompatty chest of the trip Mrs Grover Hi went to Roches ter Minn Monday for a Very serious operation Miss Verva Schnell and Elsie Koh liven are staying at the Emma Moller home while they are taking treatment for thair ages Mr and Mrs Enoch Levi of Dayton Minn spent Sunday at the Eli Erick son home Celia Jefferies in staying with her ant Mrs Glen Wannamaker Mrs Pete Williama and son William s of Bede love visited relatives here a few days last week Mrs Willams is a sister of Mrs Gus Peterson and mother of the late T M Williams we.
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Park
Aisre Nill
Grover Hi
Rochester
Minn
Verva Schnell
Elsie Kohliven
Emma Moller
Enoch Levi
Dayton
Eli Erickson
Celia Jefferies
Glen Wannamaker
Pete Williama
Son Williams
Bede
Willams
Gus Peterson
T. M. Williams
Church Services and Sunday Schedule Listing
The notice lists church services for Immanuel Lutheran and Union Baptist. Immanuel Lutheran Church holds Sunday School at 9 30 and Divine Services in German at 10 30 led by Pastor J E Andreae. Union Baptist Church offers Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11 with the sermon titled The Fires of The Soul.
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Lutheran Immanuel Church
J. E. Andreae
Union Baptist Church
National Crisis Sermon Draws Young People Meeting
A Sunday evening gathering of the Young People's meeting discussed plans for a larger Payday session at 8 p.m. with Dr. Hurley presenting a address on the national crisis. The program will include fine music from the orchestra, which is also contributing to the Sunday school.
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Young Peoples Méeting
Hurley
America
Young People's Convention at Lost Island nearby
Estherville North Lutheran Church announces no service on Sunday. All are invited to the Young People's Convention at Lost Island Congregation southwest of Graettinger on Friday to Sunday June 24 26. L A and M S meet at Mrs B M Nelsons 08 E Walnut St Thursday. Prayer meeting 8 p.m. at Mrs Ole Andersons. Confirmants meet Friday 2 p.m. P will have social meeting Wednesday June 29 8 A Berge
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Tyth
Estherville
Lutheran Church
Lost Island
Graettinger
L. A
M. S
B. M. Nelson
E. Walnut St
Ole Anderson
S. Confirmanta
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Mitheltown
Ee Ote
American Press Association
Chicago University
Thornes
Mas
Tantes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mickie
Wilson
National Biscuit Line
Soe
Booth’s Grocery
Kabo
Boller
PGA Soupri Se
A. Berge
Raife
Cele
Skull Company
Ritegrade
Harker-Beauman Lumber Go
Short Lumber Bal Bolagle Company
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