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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1919
Page
6
The line evokes a brighter mood as peace resumes in the world of cars and travel, hinting at a smoother era for motor progress and public celebrations. It frames optimism for mobility and industry revival amid broader peaceful times.
Neighbors and friends attended Mr and Mrs Ed Gage event last Tuesday. Family to move near Maple Hill. Mrs Larry Taylor traveled to New Hampton for ill daughter. Local visits include Irwin in Harris and R W Mumper in Grover. Grace Ramsey birthday party hosted at Ramsey home. Men’s Feed held at church. Possible new cafeteria opening by Mr Green, Mr Higinbotham, and Mr Nichol. Anderson family moved near Doliver. Ladies League dinner planned with roast beef and pie. Celeste Jeffers Ruth Anderson guests at Wickens home. New baby girl born to Ole Roon and wife and to Adolph Ericksen. Mouritsen and Henricksen at Des Moines auto show. visits with relatives in Winner SD. Various LOCAL trades, arrivals, and farm moves noted. Danish Brotherhood smoker. Kerley Hardware sale to T B Petersen. New lumber yard planned. Mouritsen visits Seneya. Craig and Andersen business trips. Flu outbreak mentioned. county exams in Estherville. France returnee George Peterson. W A Mitchell family business in Estherville. adoption of baby boy from Town City hospital. many movements and visits noted through week.
In Petersburg the Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Ben Nerbranson's home last Wednesday afternoon. The column lists numerous local farm moves, family relocations, and social visits, noting several families moving to farms near Cylinder Iowa and Estherville, plus church and prayer meeting gatherings and a carload hog shipment to Chicago.
The Farmers Educational and Co operative Union of Emmet county will hold its monthly meeting Saturday March 8 at two o clock at the 1.0 C. F. hall. The board of directors will meet the same afternoon. Request all local buyers and members to be present. H. Dillion President. GL Denison Secy Treas.
Classified notices advertise five Toulouse geese for sale and sealed bids for a building at 214 South Eighth Street known as Christian Science Church. Bids due by March 15, with 10 percent earnest money and bid rejection rights. Contact Mrs F B Taylor, Clerk.
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