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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1904
Page
8
Local items report a week of activities including a concert at Gunderson schoolhouse raising $1730, entertainment at the schoolhouse, and a farewell for Mr and Mrs Elliott. Partnerships note sales of goods, visiting friends, and sick lists. Several residents named with comings and goings, plus a watch offer from Jay Johnston & Co.
A around the lakes notice reports the Ryan Lake Literary Society plans a meeting at Mr Sharp's tomorrow evening and a future plan to discontinue entertainment. Mrs Guy Keisinger has returned from Lyons county last Friday and Zadie Braman has been ill. A basket social will be held at Sharp School house the following Friday for the school library benefit.
Benry Koenecke of Martin county and Miss Kate Oelker of Jreligon counts Mina were married at the groom’s home last Wednesday evening. The community notes several visits, a barn project, a failed accident, and local happenings including Rev. Peterson’s upcoming sermon, Dunnell voting temperance, and local ads.
Will West shipped a car load of Dialect hay from Griver last week. Several from here attended the Fred Cha sale. Misses Mary and Anon West were sewing at Huntington last week. Art Brown is quite sick. Mae Woolcott was on Midway the last of the week. Fravers West has sold his driving fand. Al Adams moved back to the Pintey farm.
Mr. Geo Darla plans sales at his daughter's Fairfield Iowa home. L W Irwin visited Perry. Auction every Saturday led by T Johnston with livestock buyers seeking horses. For rent notice in Richland County Dickinson Co Iowa. Johnston sold a horse sale for $100 last Saturday. Milford trip by W A Stages. Ames line perfumes at Master trade. Hold annual Town Improvement Association meeting with officers and committees listed.
Twenty gentlemen from Emmetaburg were initiated into the local Elks lodge in a Friday ceremony. A banquet followed with an orchestra from Emmetaburg providing music. The visiting brothers praised the event as a success, and the delegation returned home Saturday morning. Local services at the Lutheran church are announced for Sunday with catechetical class Saturday morning.
The Well Known Druggists of Hin Interests here will depart as Mrack A. Dean sells his stake in the Deso Vrug Co to Ko A. Lyon of Hlewsantville Iowa. The firm becomes the Lyon Doug Co. Dean travels through Oklahoma and Texas seeking a new location. The new owners, related to Charley Lyon, pledge to maintain high service standards and improve in the future. Matherville locals regret Dean and family leaving. he is praised as a capable, public-spirited businessman. Extra local notes report eight deeds for 16210, three real estate mortgages totaling 13500 and thirteen cattle mortgages totaling 3906.05. Orchestra plans at the Presbyterian church and revival meetings at the Free Methodist church next week.
The Ladies Aid at Kres Baptist church plans a supper in the basement tonight. Henry Graaf begins his bakery and ice cream road tour. A new 8 pound baby arrives to Mr and Mrs A G Taylor. Red Nelson found guilty of larceny before Justice Ewbert, fined 25 and costs. Holtsheyser chicken house break in with theft of birds. Nelson convicted after trial. Alice ie of 10 gent paper at Jay ington Co.
Ike Hawkins secured a cement block factory on Lincoln Street near Silize shop and plans full operation by April 1 weather permitting. The plant will produce cement building blocks and related cement products for construction and decorative uses, employing 2 to 15 workers seasonally with strong demand expected for durable, lower-priced blocks.
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