Scribletts Local Updates From Estherville Area
Mrs Wickersham of Estherville visited Charley Rosenberger last Tuesday. Supervisors were out surveying with No 40 last Monday. Mrs Will West called on Mrs Geo West Tuesday. A bouncing boy was born to Mr and Mrs Bergeson last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Shreeves traveled through Estherville toward their new home in northern Montana. Mrs Larry Taylor stays at Mr Bergeson’s. Mr and Mrs Shiflett left Monday for Montana. Mrs Pat Howe died at her Estherville home last Thursday. Miss Anna West returned from Huntington Friday morning. Glenn Ransom is ill with a sore throat. Maxwell Miller drove to Cherokee Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickersham
Estherville
Charley Rosenberger
Board of Supervisors
Will West
Geo. West
Bergeson
Shreeves
Montana
Larry Taylor
Glenn Ransom
Maxwell Miller
Cherokee
Will Luncomb
Fairmont
Herbert Kesler
Eldora
Nels Andrews
Armstrong
Wm. Hartranft
Luella Questad
J. H. Taylor
Emmet township bids road work on April 4
Trustees of Emmet township will accept bids for township road work on April 4. Interested bidders should attend or contact the trustees beforehand. Various local residents are noted visiting relatives and handling errands across Estherville Dunnell Windom and nearby towns with routine farm and family updates through the week.
Pleasant call at her parent home last week
A fragment notes a pleasant call at a parent’s home last week. It also mentions A. C. Snyder making a business trip to Petersburg Minnesota last Saturday, Mrs. Joe Heneman enjoying a visit from a lady relative from Spencer in the latter part of last week, and Carl Bombarger being sick the previous week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Snyder
Petersburg
Minnesota
Joe Heneman
A. . Vis
Spencer i
Carl Bombarger
Fine china and local happenings at the farm
Jay Johnston & Co. promotes fine china with new shapes. The Wheatley family moved onto the farm vacated by Kid Isgrigg. Mrs. Cockburn appears on a list but writes better. Lenna Dobberstein owns a piano bought recently and will enjoy it. Harry Cockburn travels to Oaks North Dakota for spring work. The Perkins family visited the Cockburns. Elsie Dobberstein returns from Estherville. Farmers finish corn harvest. Elmer Herbradson and Sam Haven visited the Dobberstein home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenna Dobberstein
Harry Cockburn
Oaks
North Dakota
Perkins
Cockburn
Elsie Dobberstein
Estherville
Joe Herbrandson
Goodge
Elmer Herbradson
Sam Haven
Dobberstein
New China Remarks Draw Crowded Interest at Jay Johnston Co
Jay Johnston & Co displays draw remarks on new china. Deputy Anna Smith of Superior visits on Wednesday, Royal Neighbors gain five new members. Mrs S M Kenline travels to Humboldt for a relatives visit. Farmers finish husking corn. Mrs Ed Hauge and children visit Estherville over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Schubbs attend Mrs Howe's funeral in Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Smith
Superior
Mrs. Schubbs
Katie Misner
Estherville
Mrs. Howe
Weekend social at Miss Jacobson’s school ends in small loss
An Estherville area item notes a school event at Miss Tilda Jacobson’s with a $27.00 theft and a fine time. Local obituaries report Mrs. Pat Howe died Thursday night March 17 after a lingering illness. Funeral held Saturday at the Catholic church in Estherville. Other notes cover illnesses, church absences, mail route changes, social visits, and community happenings across Emmet County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilda Jacobson
Pat Howe
Exstherville
Estherville
Wayside Notes From Jay Johnston Pattern Sale
Farmers here have begun seeding. Will Burnham arrived from Kansas City Saturday. Emma Hansen teaches at Anderson school and visited home in Ringsted. Geo Anderson was on the sick list last week. Hazel Ruth and Dwight Rokenbrodt attended church in Estherville Sunday. County superintendent visited Myhre Noble and Anderson Schools Friday. Mrs Sam Granger went to Quincy to visit her daughter at school. Emmet Moore shopped in Estherville Saturday. Dr Anderson made a professional visit in High Lake township Saturday. Large crowd at the J O Kasa sale Tuesday. Frost out of the ground and tilers have begun work. Benny Wigdal improved roads Tuesday with a road drag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Township
Carrie Anderson
Center Township
Esther Matwig
J. Heneman
Koehler
Anna
Estherville
J. A. Barber
J. A. Barbers
O. H. Koehler
Geo.West
Maneice
Lewis Peterson
Quainmen
Jas. Anderson
Misner
Merle
Marvin Miller
Frelatad
Fred Hawkins
Fred Walden
Dr. Quammen
Hanson
Chris Danielson
Will Burnham
Kansas City
Emma Hansen
Anderson School
Ringsted
Geo. Anderson
Myhre, Noble and Anderson
Sam Granger
Quincy, T
Emmet Moore
Dr. Anderson
High Lake Township
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Republican
Haviland China
Jay Johnston & Co
Eddie Koentcken
Linzie
Martin County
Geo. Barber
DO. G. Scatzh
Windom
David VanEmen
Spirit Lake
Frank Schenefelt
Hestherville
Chas. Logue
Wyoming
W. J. Weir
Ketherville
Soime
Mikes
Florence Saucer
Waterloo
Howe
Rippe Grain & Milling Co
Gruver
Iowa
China
Wallingford
Clyde Rice
Jas
Manley
Lerdall
Neitzell
Benton
Guy Kesler
Jas. Manley
Grover
Clarence Wilder
Lady Friend
Hatherville
P. H. Graves
F. R. Dowden
Geo. Grems, Sr
Carrie
John Goldaberry
John Richards
Hazel
Eatherville
Geo. Grema, Jr
Carrie Grems
Glen Grems
Hattie Westrum
Hazel Taylor
L. Taylor
Ida May Pickell
G. Swett
Sheriff’s Sale
District Court of the State of Laws
Emmet County
Otis Haven
A. W. Heald
Mary J. Osgood
G. D. Osgood
P. H. Paulsen
Osgood
Court House
A. R. Butler
Wayside Notes
Hazel, Ruth and
Dwight Rokenbrodt
Towa Lake
Benny Wigdal
NAU Brothers
Bank of
F. H. Rhodes
Tion
John Hansen
Tatlor
Kingmans
Oxfords
Kingman’s
Blood
Anderson Drug Co
Emmet House
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