Fire Victims Honored With Showers By Neighbors
Mrs Alfred Anderson and daughter Eisen, who lost all belongings in last Thursday's house fire, received showers Tuesday. Eileen, a senior at Emmet Consolidated, was feted at a party by Mrs F M Cunningham and Mrs Irving Ellerston, with gifts and $6.50 cash. About fifty women attended a miscellaneous shower at Huntington town hall, while the Andersons remodel their garage and live there until a new home is built. Further honors included a surprise for Mr and Mrs Otto at their new home and a J U G 4 H club meeting at Marjorie Ellerston's with talks on bells buckles and ready to wear clothes. Missionary meetings are planned at the Presbyterian church with a covered dish supper for guest night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Anderson
Eisen
Anderson
Eileen
Emmet Consolidated School
F. M. Cunningham
Irving Ellerston
Ellerston
Huntington
U. G
Marjorie Ellerston
Betty Weir
Janice Lilland
Eloise Logue
Spencer
Wilma Weir
Evelyn Ellis
Mrs. Cunningham
Janet Bryan
Mission Societies
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
R. O. Clark
Charles Barber
R. L. Mallory
M. E. ‘Wilson
Westminister Guild
Presbyterian Church
Mrs. M. J. Groves Hosts Monday Night Bridge Club
The Monday night bridge club met for a supper at Mrs. M. J. Groves home. Three tables of bridge were played with Mrs. D. A. Bagan winning the high score prize. Guest Mrs. G. H. Morse of Cedar Rapids, a former member, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Groves
D. A. Bagan
G. H. Morse
Cedar Rapids
Supper Club Meeting Hosted by White at Luikart Home
The supper club of married teachers and their wives met Tuesday evening at the Mrs. Wm. Luikart residence with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin White. After seven o clock bridge the combined high score prize went to Mr. and Mrs. V. Casady. Attending included couples White Casady Stith De Money Jones Lynn and McCarthy. ROCK ISLAND WOMAN'S CLUB POSTPONED one week. Donald Lawler ill at home for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin White
Wm. Luikart
V. Casady
White
Casady
F. G. Stith
N. E. DeMoney
Rock Island Woman's
Roce Island Woman's Club No. 2
Baked Ham for Special Occasion Dinner Menu
A baked whole or half ham glazed with honey is shown, with decorative garnishes like pineapple rings and baked fruits. Techniques include scoring, clove studding, and serving with a papercut ham frill. The suggested dinner menu features baked honey ham, candied sweet potatoes, cauliflower, a vegetable salad, hot rolls, celery, pineapple cake, and coffee.
Mrs Morse of Cedar Rapids Is Honored at Alt Home
Mrs G H Morse of Cedar Rapids was honored at an informal party hosted by Mrs Con Alt Mrs M E Wilson and Mrs J H McKay at the Alt residence. Morse visiting as a guest of Mrs Wilson since Saturday plans to return home with Mr Morse this evening. Four tables of contract bridge preceded a luncheon. High score prize went to Mrs Harry Jones consolation to Mrs Vance Noe and a guest prize to Mrs Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Morse
Cedar
Degree of Honor Social Meeting Held by Mrs Tomhave
Mrs G E Tomhave hosted a Degree of Honor Protective association social Tuesday night with 18 members and 4 guests. After business, games were played and a luncheon served. Attending were Mesdames Towell Otto Schaper Guy Nicholson Mima Wertz Glenn Michael Henry Paulson Willey Van Eman Leonard Tangeras A D Ahrens Henry Stamp Floyd Lytle J O Reed Claus Clausen J A Weber Herman Sorum George Kibbee and Misses Opal Wold Cora Smith Donna Paulson Harriett and Helen Towell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degree OF Honor
G. E. Tomhave
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Mesdames Towell
Otto Schaper
Guy Nicholson
Mima Wertz
Glenn Michael
Henry Paulson
Willey van Eman
Leonard Tangeras
A. D. Ahrens
Henry Stamp
Floyd Lytle
J. O. Reed
Claus Clausen
J. A. Weber
Herman Sorum
George Kibbee
Opal Wold
Cora Smith
Donna Paulson
Harriett
Helen Towell
Juveniles Meet Saturday Evening at City Hall
The senior group of the Juvenile Degree of Honor meets Saturday night at city hall at 7 15. All members are urged to attend and bring dues.
Local Easter Visits Highlight Estherville Scene
Locals include Miss Margaret Trevett teaching in Merrill who will spend the weekend in Estherville with her parents Mr and Mrs George Trevett. Mrs Ralph Tostenrud went to Kanaranzi Minnesota to care for her ill sister, Mr Tostenrud and sons will join Easter Sunday. Vera Joyce and Leo Horswell students at Iowa State College Ames visit with their parents, Mr and Mrs Joy Horswell. Miss Marian Orvis of Manning plans Easter Sunday in Estherville with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Orvis. she teaches kindergarten there. University of Iowa students LaVon and Vaunita Brown Fred Wilson William Anderson and Kenneth McAndrews from Iowa City are spending their Easter vacation in Estherville, arriving today and staying through Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Trevett
Merrill
Estherville
George Trevett
Ralph Tostenrud
Kanaranzi, Minn
Mr. Tostenrud and Sons
Vera Joyce
Leo Horswell
Iowa State College At
Ames
Joy Horswell
Marian Orvis
Manning
Joe Orvis
Miss Orvis
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
Eatherville
Misaes LaVon
Vaunita Brown
Fred Wilson
William Anderson
Kenneth McAndrews
W. P. Galloway
A. O. Myhre
B. M. Coon
George Case
C. A. Mead
Wesley Robb
John Montgomery
Iowa
QO BE. Neville
Pat Sullivan
S. R. Stedman
Emmetsburgs
N. B. Egbert
H. N. Rohde
6Th
Lincoln Streets
Flindt
Thompson and Sweet
Rock Island
Winn Trousdale
Adel
Trousdale Theatrical Company
George F. Schaad
Des Moines
Kit Gardner
China
Huffman Couple Announce Birth of Son
Mr and Mrs Charles Huffman of this city announce the birth of a son born Sunday Be fore her marriage Mrs Huffman was Miss Wilma Calvin Mrs C D Tedrow and children of Princeton Ill will return home Friday after two weeks visit here with Mrs George Woodhouse and Mrs James B Tedrow While Tonsilitisy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Huffman
C. D. Tedrow
Princeton, Ill
George Woodhouse
James B. Tedrow
Fairbault Electric plans 98 miles of line expansion
The Fairbault Cooperative Electric Association of Blue Earth Minnesota may use up to $95 000 to build 98 miles of line to serve 226 customers in Fairbault county an announcement by Rural Electrification Administrator John M Carmody. Mr and Mrs F P Ralston and son Harlan of Cedar Rapids were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs James Rainey and Miss Bess Ralston. Miss Lucille Strang accompanied them to Cedar Rapids for a visit with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Ralston
Harlan
Cedar Rapids
James Rainey
Bess Ralston
Lucille Strang
That City
Ex Judge D F Coyle and wife celebrate 55th wedding anniversary
Ex Judge D F Coyle and his wife celebrated their fifty fifth wedding anniversary last Thursday at Humboldt. No new communicable disease cases were reported in Emmet county for the weekend ending March 20. Mrs F W McCullough, in Omaha for her daughter in law Mrs Fol Sherer, returned to Estherville on Monday. Mrs Jesse Van Buskirk of Ottosen visited and spent time at the Logan home. A O Peterson to observe his eighty second birthday on Easter Sunday March 28, plans to spend the day with daughter Lucile and son Russell and family. An older son Arthur Peterson expected from Minneapolis if roads permit. Mr Peterson in good health and active about home and town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Coyle
Humboldt
F. W. McCullough
Omaha
Neb
Fol. Sherer
Estherville
Jesse van Buskirk of
Ottosen
Frank Logan
A. O. Peterson
Miss Lucile
Russell
Arthur Peterson
Minneapolis
Mr. Peterson
Vindicator
Republican
George Lyons
Chicago
Mia
Jas
Rainey
Mt. Pulaski
Carlton Galloway
Sanborn High School
Henry Mahlum
Warren Dillon
Cedar Rapids
Clella
St. Lake Hospital
Elmer
Moore
Geo. Bowman
Ben Ruguiv
West Bend
Bhig City
Gall Morse Ja
Emmetsburg 1907 City Election Results Reported
Vindicator and Republican item lists the 1907 city election winners for mayor, treasurer, solicitor, assessor and ward officials, noting a light vote of 4838. Additional notes cover local construction, payments, visits, and assorted society items from Estherville and surrounding areas.
Fort Edson Fur Trade Tale of Ellen Mackay's Stand
Ellen Mackay, seeking passage after missing a boat, secures a stowaway berth with the help of Pat McClatchney and a crew member. The voyage deepens her resolve as she learns her father Angus Mackay faces replacement unless Fort Edson’s fur trade rebounds. Bernard Deteroux, a powerful riverman, arrives, drawing Ellen yet also stirring unease as she plans a bold fight to save her father’s post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Mackey
Winnipeg
Fort Edson
Ellen
John Benham
Pat McClatchney
Pat
Benham
Ellen Mackay
Angus Mackay
Hudson Bay Company
Stern
Elen
Charity
Mackay
Ancea
Stumphled
Elfen
Bernard Deteroux
Bernard
Slum Exhibit Planned at Cathedral for Conference
A Springfield Republican item notes the Cathedral of St John the Divine will feature a meticulous recreation of a New York slum tenement in its nave for an upcoming slum clearance conference. The display aims to reproduce dirt and odors, leaving such elements to the imagination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
No matter how hard he finds it on general principles to satisfy folks
The line suggests that the average person can easily satisfy themselves, regardless of the effort or method used to please others, reflecting a general principle about self-sufficiency and judgment.
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Otto
Will Otto
Teachers Supper Club
Donald Lawler
G. W. Robinson
Parc Potter
Morse
Emmet
Isue
WY. H. Graff
Sargent Bevan
Wood Bros
Esther
G. A. Nichols
Boscobel
Wis
John Halverson
Nora Halverson
Sioux City
Chase Knoll
Town Falls
Valentine Weir
Storm Lake
Business
Hattie
Margie Barnum
Sibley
Deteroux
Angus
Moosne
Gitchie
Selle
Armstrong
Hamilton” Paints & Varnishes
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