Estherville Notes and Visits Spread Across Regions
The week’s local items cover travel by Mr and Mrs Verne Noble to Portland with stops in Boise and Montara for two weeks. G F Long visits Estherville. A Christian Science lecture by Judge Frederick Hill in Clinton on May 18 at 8 15 pm. Various residents travel to Chicago Tulsa and Minnesota for family and business reasons. The Willing Workers meet at Thos Hillestad’s, and the Estherville Golf team loses in Spirit Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Noble
Portland
Oregon
Boise
Idaho
Montara
G. F. Long
Binox City
Estherville
Community Card Party and Social Events Across town
The Altar and Rosary Society hosted a card party at the American Legion Club with twenty tables and a dainty lunch. Elizabeth Evans received a surprise bridal shower at the Archie Evans home. The Catholic Daughters initiated a class of twenty-two in Spencer, with a banquet at Tangley Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Weyman celebrated a silver wedding with a five hundred game and silver gifts. A birthday surprise for A S Reed, a Maple Hill senior class play, showers for a Maple Hill teacher, and club meetings plus a White Shrine dinner-dance filled the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Room
Altar and Rosary Society of St. Patrick's Church
American Legion Club Rooms
Elizabeth Evans
Esther Evans
Valaria Weis
Archie Evans
Catholic Daughters of America
Spencer
Emmetsburg
Tangley Hotel
Senior Class Presents Only 38 at Grand May 13
The Senior Class of 1924 stages its class play on Tuesday evening May 13 at 8 o clock. A rare, quaint comedy with moments of pathos aims to move the audience to tears and smiles. Reserved seats on sale at Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Ters
Construction Gang Arrives For New Primary Road Project
Eleven cars with workmen and heavy equipment arrived in Estherville this week for a new primary road to be built south of the Rock Island tracks toward Spirit Lake starting one mile west of the city limits. O Harlan Riley of Omaha handles the job. The Upper Des Moines Valley track meet is set for Spencer Friday with Estherville aiming to reclaim the meet cup, a trophy previously shared with Spirit Lake. Father Martley of St. James Minnesota visited two days at the P I Scholtes home before returning this morning. Mrs John Schurg and her son from West Bend visited the parental Boyle home Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Rock Island
Spirit Lake
O’harlan & Riley
Omaha
Spencer
Des Moines
Martleiy
St. James, Minn
P. I. Scholtes
St. James
John Schurg and Son
West Bend
B. Boyle
Interment of Milo Tow at Lake Park Cemetery
The remains of Milo Tow of Estherville, an eighteen-year-old, were brought to Lake Park for burial last Sunday and interment was made in Silver Lake cemetery. His father, Mr. Tow of Estherville, Iowa, and sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Barrett of Graettinger, attended the services at the Christian undertaking rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Tow
Lake Park
Estherville
Silver Lake Cemetery
Tow
Iowa
Barrett
Graettinger
Christian Undertaking Rooms
Richardson family settles in Faribault Minnesota
Lloyd Richardson and family are now located at Faribault Minnesota where he is sales manager of the Studebaker company with four salesmen under him. He notes high rents and few houses, forcing them to take a cottage four miles out on a lake though the road is good. Mrs Whittle has returned from Rochester where she consulted doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Richardson
Faribault
Minn
Richardson
Studebaker Company
Wey
Rock Island Notes On Moves And Health
J W Knight and wife drove to Mason City Sunday. Their daughter Gertrude underwent an appendectomy Friday and is recovering well. Mrs Knight remained in Mason City a few days. Rock Island officials H B Allen B H Smith Frank Kirk W S Williams B B Callendar attended their annual meeting in Kansas City. Mrs W W Cameron returned from Chicago after Easter visit. Mr and Mrs M M Knapp came home from Davenport. Mrs Geo Kibbe visited relatives in Forest City. Mrs Fred Larson traveled to Oelwein to visit her parents. Mr and Mrs Ed Sorum moved back to Estherville from Huron S D. Sorum resumed machinist work at the shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Knight
Mason City
Gertrude
Ed. Sorum
Estherville
Huron, S. D
Sorum
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Frederick
Hill
Clinton
Minois
Church
Dan Booth
Chicago
Per Bemis
Holland School
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Lew Heffelfinger
Maple Hill
Harry
L. Lough
Los Angeles
Ernest Neville
Lough
C. E. Fuller
W. W. Wilson
Fuller
Co. E. Fuller
E. M. Wartehow
Mabel
Forest City
M. Brown
Mankato
Tarmers Savings Bank
B. T. Osher
Florence Thompson
J. 9
Hilliard
Vinton
Ola Brown
Gardgton
Ed. Stockdale
BE. W. Bachman
Minneapolis
Clarence Ladd
Estherville Lutheran Church
Thos, Hillestad
B. B. Anderson
Sheldon
C. F. Long
Morning Side
Jim Coon
Ingvall Nelson
Stanerson
Fred Rankin
Sioux City
Eli Erickson
Mr. Erickson
Sibley
C. EB. Cavin
California
Elmo Long
Zoe
Springfield
Brown Creek Club
Alfred, Brunsvold
Charley Werling and Company
H. H. Scon
Anfin Shaw
North 6Th St
Byron Torberson
Canton
Enoch Erickson
Erickson
Madison
Wis
Amber Clements
Sioux Falls
Lloyd Clements
Alfred’ Bronsvold
Sam Granger
Emmet Moore
C.D. of
A. Initiation
Geo. W. Weyman
John Strube
A. F. Witte
J. d Beacom
B. H. Smith
Hugh Dempsey
L. A. Trone
Fred Parsons
J. M. Fredericksen
Menvl Blakely
A. Ivey
Chas. Holmquist
Mr. A. S. Reed
Mr. Reed
Maple Hill Consolidated School
Meeting of Woman’s Club
Woman's Club
American Legion
Civic and Fine Arts Department
Woman’s Club
Presbyterian Church
White Shrine
WhiteShrine
Messrs
Orin Manthe
Selby Broms
Fred Albertson
Ed. Broms
Lakefield Orchestra
Basie
Stanley
Mildred Ivey
Newcomb
Pearl Sweet
Peters
Ethyl Singmaster
Sanborn
Eugene Cox
Robert
Glenn Brockway
Lucy Stanley
Catharine Osgood Sydney Johnson
Francis Shadle
Giddings
Lambert Scholtes
Alice
Katherine Packard Charlie
Richard Pannell Jimmie Oo Ee Ees
Julius Osher
Louis Wasserman
Harald Keeler
Wm. Whittle
Rochester
My. Oransky
New York City
Kayser
Allen
Allen A
Jay
Our Ladies
Normandy
Mary
Tansky
Oransky’s
Tee
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