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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1935
Page
2
Milford area residents share visits and leisure as neighbors travel to Spirit Lake for district basketball, attend gatherings at Peterson and Hanson homes, and a new hog house rises on the Elliott farm. Families from Ringsted to Watertown, S D join kin in social calls, seed oats bought, and Des Moines trip wraps the week.
Mr and Mrs M G Rosen dahl and Superior high staff attended the junior college operetta and banquet in Estherville. Social Hour group hosted a St Patrick party. Mrs A A Lewis and Warren attended Mr Shidon funeral in Rake. Richland township Farm Bureau met at Olson hall. Ladies Aid dinner drawn good crowd and a dinner planned at Olson hall Mar 28. Church meetings continue nightly except Saturday. Rev Albert Bringle and wife visited Martha Bringle in town. Mr and Mrs Pat Gleason of Dover Colorado arrived after illness and death of Mrs Gleason, sister, Martha Bringle. Eunice Erickson hosted Sunday school class event with candy and games. Auxiliary planned cookies for Knoxville veterans. Will Rosik family visited Montgomery home. LaVon Logan visited Austin Minnesota. Ming Babbis Logan with Margaret Koenecke at Jackson Monday. Arthur Bringle of Estherville visited Martha Bringle. Shower held at Mrs Andrew Christensen home for Mrs Helen Hash Simpson. Happy Hour club and former classmates attended. Chas Louis hosted weekend guests Jim Lewis Terril and Clyde Clark.
Mrs Glen Slingerland and her sons stay with her parents in Ruthven while Mr and Mrs Frank Moore visit relatives in Harris. Screen installed at Swan Lake to block carp and keep pickerel in. Agnes Christian of Gruber visits Elmer Bingle. Mrs Walter Garling of Rossie spends time with her mother Hattie Meikle. Georgia Bauer visits near Round Lake. Mildred Landmesser cared for Dr Schooley who died. Leona Hartnet of Gilmore City visits aunt Mrs George Landmesser. Dahl and Paul visit Ayrshire relatives. John Anderson of Estherville seeks visit to aunt Martha Bringle. Frank Leopold and Geo Smith drive new Ford V8s. M E Leek returns from Iowa City with daughter-in-law Mrs Floyd Leek from Spirit Lake for treatment. Maurice Olson family dine with Cornell Oleson group including Ben Olson, Joe Hatland, Tom Harland, and Sth Shepherd of Superior. Cornell Oleson ill with flu earlier. Ida Flatt Donald Lattie and Fern of Spirit Lake and Mrs Guy Wilder of Estherville visit Chas Christ home. Randall Wicks and Clara Louise of Spencer visit Chas Christ. Will Hansen family dine at R S Ewing home. Wesly Reed and daughter from Windom visit Mrs Frank Reed. Lester Hasbrook family return from Cedar Falls after week away. Superior township friends surprise Ed Behr on twenty fifth wedding anniversary with silver purse and a group lunch after card games.
Mr and Mrs W A Schultz and family were honored Tuesday night at a housewarming hosted by Triple E club and former Emmet township consolidated school directors. Guests included F M Cunningham and spouse, Harry Peterson and spouse, Ed Maniece, Fred Rosenberg and spouse, Gene Weir and spouse, Irving Ellerst on and spouse, Lynn Weir and spouse, Everett Logue and Eloise, Glen, Albert Irwin, William Truesdale, V A Anderson and spouses. A floor lamp was presented and lunch served.
The Farmers Union will hold their regular dance Friday night at the IL QO O. F. hall. Music will be furnished by Larsen's orchestra.
Classified item shows a request for washed cotton rags without buttons hooks or lace curtains and a rental notice for two large rooms suitable for light housekeeping in a quiet modern home, with inquiry directed to the office.
A fragment states For sale or trade spring spaniel puppies offered by W. E. Deming. The text abruptly shifts to a political jab about Adolph Hitler being the only real dictator, followed by a comment that the rest are married.
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