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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1909
Page
7
Morton Anderson clerks at Kingman’s shoe store as local notes mark upcoming Batherville event next Saturday. Reports cover travel, rail washouts near Granite, counterfeits warnings, market notes, and social visits across Estherville areas.
Sequences of visitors and travels include 5S Hawkes heading to Mason City on business, Mr. and Mrs. John Aitchison from North Dakota visiting friends, Mrs. Jan Mletcher from Des Moines guesting with Mrs. Hugh Lawrence, and the Alt couple from Denton Kansas returning home after visiting local hosts. Also listed are Kate Hardie from Greensboro arriving Thursday, Clarence Fullany and Worth Randall leaving for Omaha, a visit from Mrs. G R Bingham, and a reception for Rev and Mrs Droz. J Jonasson the Des Moines piano tuner is in town and a display of Needlework by Mary V. Grafft, with a call to visit at the Emmet Hotel area and local shops.
A sufferer with stomach trouble takes Dr King s New Life Pill and gains relief from indigestion and dyspepsia. He also reports renewed appetite strong nerves and healthy vigor as stomach vex and kidneys function better at A Williams drug store.
The event features bands, a parade, and a tabernacle program with prayers, readings, music, and an oration by Hon. J. W. Morse. It notes the funeral of Mrs. Converse and lists surviving children, with services at the Presbyterian church and burial at Osk Hill Cemetery. Also reports David Lannon of Denver patenting a copper hardening process after a jeweler’s error.
For contestants and friends a grand prize piano worth 100 dollars is placed in the middle room of the Elks block. Musicians are invited to visit, try the instrument, and bring friends when in town for the drawing and display.
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