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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1924
Page
5
Numerous residents travel for visits and farewells, including Mrs Charla of Kansas City and families from Ruthven, Emmetsburg, and Des Moines. Local figures attend events, attend conventions, pursue work in Chicago and Chicago area, and report illnesses, moves, and births.
Tremendous well known pair from Estherville tied the knot at the groom’s sister’s home with a dozen relatives attending a midday dinner. Bride Everett Briggs’s Minneapolis family, groom from Estherville roots, plan a home at 120 West Lincoln after a brief wedding journey to Cedar Rapids and Minneapolis.
Four Mile Lake Club met at Mrs Geo Cox's home on February 26 with eighteen members and three visitors Mrs J H Maher Mrs Chas Mier and Mrs Klein present. Mrs Tedrow of Estherville spoke on Federated clubs. A social hour followed with refreshments. Next meeting scheduled with Mrs Geo Frank on March 19.
John Hanson near Gravet attended by many at the Oakes home party. Kenneth Harding called in northern Jack Creek. A Hamilton home dance pleased attendees. Walter Smith and Clarence Dodson visited the Gardner home in Seneca. Farewell party for Frank Neilsen as he moves to a Ringsted farm. Gerald Reid returned from Minneapolis boxing lessons. P J Peterson near Fenton will farm on the former Gage land. Charlie Christian mourns sister’s Minnesota death. Art Hansen Anton Berven trip to Wittemore. Mrs Hansen visited Bervin home. Joe King Tom Race business trip to Grover vicinity. Locals joined a surprise party at J L Browns. C Dotsons visited Des Moines then Halfa, back home. W E Reed shelling corn for Halfa. Welsh Brothers at Louis Larson home. The Boyington sale Monday. Mrs Boyington moves to Swaidner vacated farm.
Shye farmers hauled to Maple Hill Saturday as the Maple Hill Shipping Association shipped out hogs. Mr Reid faced shelling hardships last week due to muddy roads, with shellers working three days. Jimmie Ellerston returned to school today.
The play Old Maids Convention will be presented at Moose Hall on Wednesday evening March 12 1924. Admission 25 cents for adults 10 cents for children. Estherville Democrat reports it has replaced its Intertype typesetting machine with a new three magazine Intertype.
Estherville Iowa reports packed houses at the Grand during the Trousdale stock company week shows. Monday and Tuesday nearly filled as residents enjoy a long absent week of stock theater. The company offers clean, well presented entertainment drawing strong local interest. To the public: I will not be responsible for debts contracted by my wife or her children. John G. Hill.
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