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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1917
Page
7
The Vindicator and Republican reports furnish items from Farm and Village and Doings of the People. Test materials cover local matters, noting community names and everyday activities.
Grover notes Rev Walter Creagon on a Arkansas trip and Nicholl leading services. Merchants convention in Stone City, Nichols. Medhope Nicholson wed in Beavertown Alabama. Families attend lodge, dances, and Sunday dinners. several visits to Armstrong Estherville Cyrus and Superior. Baby born Feb 26 to Mr Mrs Simon Paulson. Dinner at Grover market day slated March 10 and last dance of season at Beta store.
Local residents visit relatives in Estherville and Matherville while farmers rush corn to market. A youth club forms at the Presbyterian church with August Rosenberger as president. The Junior Club in Graver plans a backward social and St Patrick program for March 16 with games and refreshments.
Mr and Mrs George Price moved to a new Estherville home on Thursday. Vern Weaver visited with Gladys Meikle late in the week. Several locals shopped in Estherville Thursday. Trindle moved onto the former Schesson farm Friday. R Ewing is ill. The KRNA will meet afternoons until roads improve. Ed Walsh returned from Illinois Tuesday. Loyalist Sunday School held a farewell party for the Prices Tuesday evening. Line 6 held a telephone meeting.
Verfoss directors A Hartet secretary Mrs Jud Zerfoss and children visited Price home Wednesday afternoon Mrs W Walbridge stayed home Thursday Blancha McDanoneh left Friday for West Bend Ben Wiley and Ralph Spratt returned from Waterton C M Wiley left Saturday night with hogs and cattle crowd surprised Harvey Winter on his nineteenth birthday all reported good time C K Meikle went to Estherville Monday on business
Estherville caller Frank Geinitz and Mrs. Gua Gilbert in Estherville for dental work. County Superintendent Miss Davis visited Wallingford schools. The George Klein family moved to the Sullivan farm near Raleigh and rent the August Ricch farm. Groundhog sighting noted. Farmers Elevator paid 88c per bushel for corn. A horse loss and tractor talk appear amid road conditions and local moves. Residents adjust to thaw, building plans, and social events while the Vindicator and Republican seeks local news items.
Mert Shultz and Joha Weir visited Dolliver last Thursday. Wedding bells may ring soon as he and Mrs. W. A. Schultz spent Sunday at Eutherville with the A. R. Markley family. There was a large Ed Kirchner sale crowd. Mr. and Mrs. Koenecke enjoyed a visit from former parents and siblings. Mr. and Mrs. King moved near Terris onto BR. J. Ridley’s farm. Mrs. Dr. J. Shultz was ill last week with the Xcip. A baby boy arrived last May.
Mrs JTAb Whitig ra fee Kirchner of South Datuty spent a couple days in our midst last week. Mrs Geo Weir enjoyed a visit from her mother and sister. Vawrenes Swarts from near Estherville called on W C Schultz last week. There was a large crowd at the possable last Friday evening. The proceeds amounted to 29.85. Mr and Mrs J B K Sargent spent the latter part of last week at Jeffers Minnesota with the former's brother. Mr and Mrs W J Weir spent one day last week with their son Byron Weir south of Mathersville. Koeniecke is visiting his sister Bila Koenecke. The school board meets at Strawberry Point today.
The W W Holmes family plans a future home in Moberly Missouri. Several locals visited friends and moved houses while others hosted guests during the weekend. A local batcher hogs was assisted by Mr. Mack and Mr. Resac. Chamberlains tablets advertised for various digestive and stomach ailments.
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