Local notices and obituaries from Estherville area
A wide collection of rural social news, personal visits, property moves, farm activity, and a death notice. Items mention Jay Johnston & Co selling papers, visits to Estherville, Eis of Huntington, Minnesota moves, horse loss, cattle remarks, завершение of Eddie Kennedy's funeral, and family happenings with Kennedys and Shifletts. The section notes illnesses, weddings, and farm shifts, with an obituary for Mrs Adeline Ruckliff and various community members.
Death notice for Eddie Kennedy at Estherville Catholic church
Dutiful son loved by all, a student of Estherville high school, mourned by grieving parents and siblings. Funeral held Saturday at eleven o'clock at the Catholic church in Estherville. In memory verse expresses sorrow and hope of reunion in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville High
Estherville
Eddie Kennedy
Job
Fine china and new shapes at Jay Johnston Co
Mrs. Radcliffe dies suddenly at Mrs. Sullivan's home. Mrs. Wm. Ralston and children arrive from Blue Island Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Kemp welcome a baby girl. The Longs move to Charley Bartlett farm. Elmer Clapper heads to Spencer. Vern Lewis husks corn for Charley West. Rex Reisinger ill with grippe. Vera Reisinger has pink eye. W. F. Clapper returns from Cut Bank Montana. Gilbert Sweet visits at Larry Taylor's. Mitchell family hosts a gay, memorable evening, restoring their jovial entertainer reputation.
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Vera Reisinger
W. F. Clapper
Cut Bank
Montana
Gilbert Sweet
Larry Taylor
Mitchell
Fine Haviland china window displays by Jay Johnston Co
Local notes report on window displays of Haviland china with initials, while regional weather hints promise early spring. Farmers face low corn prices, six to ten cent assessments, and a rising demand for tilers. several local movements and relocations noted in Estherville and nearby farms.
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Haviland
Jay Johnston & Co
Wallpaper sale at Jay Johnston & Co
Classified fragment notes a large stock of wall paper for sale at Jay Johnston & Co. mentions Mrs Geo Keneline a traveler to Eatherville returning Sunday. C Higinbotham and Paul Graves were seen at Estherville Tuesday evening last week. Miss Magie Guest visited her parents in Armstrong Saturday. Additional mentions of Mrs J W Taylor and Mrs Geo appear in the same notice fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Keneline
Eatherville
C. Higinbotham
Paul Graves
Estherville
Miss Magie
Armstrong
J. HW. Yaylor
Geo
Community News From Friday Civic Update
Grema Jr. shopped at Armstrong Saturday. Ole Gilbertson and son returned to Montana after an extended visit with his sick mother. Emma Nelson returned home from working at Grems home. Lawrence Higinbotham is on the sick list. Des Moines visitor Mrs. Chas Reid stayed Monday with relatives. Higinbothams visited Estherville. Roy Merriott home Sunday. Walters family moved toward North Dakota. Paul Graves moved to Miller building. Will Reid to Graves’ former house. Emma Nelson working for Mrs. P. H. Graves. Ike Cowley of Dolliver visited Monday. Ed Kennedy died after four weeks illness. funeral at Catholic cemetery Estherville. Sympathy to Kennedy family. Kennedy siblings from Illinois attended funeral. Amdals visited High Lake. Kennedy school closed since March 3. Francis Kennedy to Iowa City duties. Julia Osher visited from Estherville. Mrs Kesler improved from illness. Wm Boyer returns from Chicago with cattle shipment. Myron Craig injured hand from ax handle break. Sadie Hiller visited neighbors. engaged to help at Canter Chain store. Center Chain band to hold first annual ball Thursday the 17th. A A Hiller moving into Wm Mathews place. Caution in keeping stock from rotting corn in fields. Late churchgoers missed Moore’s orchestra at Federated Baptist service. front-row seats enjoyed. Christian Science church invites services. reading room hours and literature available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennaman
William Kirchner
Henry Weir
Osperg
Dunnell
Minn
Rex Brown
Estherville Township
Olive Crim
South
Estherville
Agnes Luikart
Isaac Anderson
Stanhope Place
Eagle Lake
Mr. Randoph
Fletcher Snyder
Wallingford
Edd Stenberg
Marshalltown
Geo. Bartleman
Dakota
George
Win
Anderson
Strawberry Point
Loretta Henneman
Edd Meckuean
Cedar Rapids
Geo. Inman
Harry Hackett
Glen Reisinger
Anderson County
E. EK. Rothrock
R. A. Boward
Ogden
Will Johnson
W.S. Jones
High Lake Township
Grema Jr
Armstrong
Ole Gilbertson
Montana
Mr. Gilbertson
Misa Emma Nelson
W.grems
Lawrence Higinbotham
Chas. Reid
Des Moines
Our City
Gilbert Sweet
Roy Merriott
Alvin Walters
North Dakota
Paul Graves
Miller
Will Reid
Graves
Emma Nelson
P. H. Graves
Ikev. Cowley
Dolliver
Ed Kennedy
J. P. Kennedy
Illinois
Gee. Amdal
Knut Amdal
Kennedy
Francis Kennedy
Iowa City
Julia Osher
Frank Kesler
Wm. Boyer
Chicago
Myron Craig
Sadie Hiller
A. M. Huffman
Ezzie Kesler
Canter
Band Boys of Center Chain
A. A. Hiller
Wm. Mathews
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Republican
Emmett
Arnett Lee
Henry Snyder
Henry Dobbie
Julia Rosberg
Huntington
Chas. Logue
Geo. Weir
John CG. Olson
Peter Wicksam
Jackson
Minnesota
Clemon Luskart
Mr. Russell
Wyoming
Mrs. Kissell
Dolltv BR
Adeline Ruckliff
GC. KE. Sullivan
Ollie Harris
Mr. Péterson
L. J. Bigelow
Bessie Evans
Bernice Sinclare
Ceylon
Grandpa
Merriott
Ladies Aid Society
Gladys Suciare
Geo. Shiflett
P. C. Broad
Henry White
Jim Pickell
Dr. Mereness
Esmerville
Jay Johnston, & Co
A. C. Jensen
James Anderson
Fred Hawkins
Barstow
Martin Mahan
Sam Granger
Wm. Johnson
Mr. Mahan
James Kennedy
Katie
Schacherer
Kathersville
O. J. Anderson
Cheever Lake
Lena Larson
West Bend
Schubbe
M. S. Sevataon
Q. J. Anderson
Misener
K. Briggs
Superior
Maddie Kennedy
Halverson
Scrielfets
Mrs. Long
Charley Bartlett
Elmer Clapper
Spencer
Vern Lewis
Husking. Com
Charley West
Rex Reisinger
Perry Irwin
Wayside Notes
Mia
Keneline
Gryuver
Higinbotham
Twelve Mile Lake
Towa Lake
Federated Baptist Church
Moore
The
Christian Science Church
Rippe Grain & Milling Co
Gruver
Iowa
Ment
Wallingford, Town
J. O. Kaga
J. O. Kasa
Wm. Foshier
Aut
O. O. Anderson
L. L. Lawrence
Bank of
F. H. Rhodes
Blood
Anderson Drug Co
North Emmet Horse
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