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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1922
Page
5
County correspondence from Estherville area reports gatherings, visits, and events. Notable items include social teas, anniversaries, and a surprise wedding for Lee Shultz and Esther Hyer. Township trustees adjust a tax meeting date to Tuesday April 4. Teachers faced travel disruptions delaying school, while local clubs and churches held meetings, programs, and charity events.
Miss Ethel Anderson of Minneapolis visits her parents in Dunnell. Mrs E Ostergren returns from Des Moines after an extended visit. Mrs L E Peterson has been sick this week. Mrs Emma Sherman visits Triumph relatives. Bisby and Swenberg offer cleaners two miles south of Dunnell at reasonable prices. P C Roth drives to St Peter. Elsie Fern and Charles Roth visit Dr Fogarty in Sherrurn. Flu spreads in the vicinity. concern grows about impact on Dr.
Farme rs Savings Bank at Wallingford Emmet county Iowa submits a confidential statement of total resources as of March 10 1922 sworn by President James Refsell and Cashier J A Nelson. Directors Mack J Groves I B Refell F G Parsons attest. Sworn March 18 1922.
Mrs Ed Darris and daughter Fran cis returned from Superior where they stayed at the Ed Chapman home. Mr Atwood traveled for business with stops in Cedar Rapids Boone and Ames. Maybelle Pennel came back from Mason City ill while attending business college. Mr Ersland returned from Slater on business. Sophomores held a weenie roast in honor of two declamation contest winners at Dolliver and six basketball team members. Miss Houls attended a Fort Dodge teachers convention to speak on cafeteria service. Jim Murray went to Estherville on business. Dorothy Anderson hosted a Sunday school party and business meeting. Rev Demaree leaves for Wilcox Arizona to visit.
Last Tuesday evening the community program at the school drew about three hundred attendees. Rev Kent from Milford gave a solid talk after which lunch was served in the basement. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Weaver have moved into Mrs Minnie Woods residence recently vacated by the French.
Mr Harcourt Bath in Nature contends a Tibetan outpost occupies a stone hovel in Donkin pass Tibet, measuring about 18 400 feet high. He counters Bowman s claim of a 17 100 foot Peruvian dwelling in The Andes in Southern Peru. The outpost is occupied each summer by four or five men.
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