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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1935
Page
1
In a Yukon winter tale, Speed Malone and Ed Maitland pursue a treacherous escape from Fallon after a deadly ambush. A sniper’s shot wounds a foe, a blood trail leads toward a cabin, and the gold is climactically hinted as Maitland and partners confront two unseen pursuers amid peril and suspense.
Mrs. R B Whitaker started for Waterloo on extended visit with relatives. Mrs W S Davis and Mrs Charley Clapp left for Iowa City. Watertown S D had a light snow storm with rain. Haskins Hotel barn to be moved to E J Woods property. H H McCoy G W Matthen and John Lucas took the job. Conductor Sander bought the new dwelling in east town by Geo Allen.
From Emmet County Republican files May 2, 1895 Nellie Shadbbolt of Emmetsburg visits Mrs M G Wilson Teachers chosen for next year Miss Finley Robinson Carpenter Jones Teskey Barton Williams Ward Rhodes Tollifson Census taker H A Jehu notes Estherville population 2490 Mr and Mrs H B Coats visit Cedar Rapids H T Oagood of Marseilles illinois investigates southern county real estate interests
Mrs Hans Lee and baby spent Saturday in Spirit Lake with relatives. Mr and Mrs Glenn Dunham and Frank C Dunham of Los Angeles were here a few days the past week with their brother West Dunham and family. Grant and Lou Donaldson of Milford visited with sister Mrs J J Clinite before entering Indianapolis races with a car they built. A baby boy was born April 16 to Mr and Mrs Henry Foes, née Dora Lesher. Mrs C E Birney entertained friends. Mrs Geo Lyon hosted a bridge party. R I Morse moving into a new home. Hillabelt of Plainville visiting daughter Mrs E E Polson. M K Whelan returning from California. EB Sandros expected home Thursday. Chas Coats of Sac City visiting daughter Mrs E W Kohler. Friday and Saturday specials at Pearl Clark Millinery L M Christensen store.
Lloyd Brunsvold spent Sunday in Lakefield Minnesota with friends. former bank employee. Mr and Mrs Martin Andertberg and P H Burt of Armstrong were Sunday guests at Roy Burt's home. Mrs Jake Hepp and daughters Jessie Jennie Ivy visited Cherokee with Jack Hepp who works for State Highway Commission. Mrs Alto J Anderson returned to Fairmont after two weeks visiting Estherville friends. she is a Gardner Hospital night nurse. Mrs J S Hilliard came from Des Moines for a Monday banquet honoring Supt Hilliard. Florence Norby joined and visited Estherville with sister Mrs Jay Howard.
The pattern showcases a street suitable summer frock with a capelet sleeve stitched along the shoulder and a V neck. The yoke in the skirt slimly shapes the silhouette while the skirt flares at the hem. Printed silk or cotton recommended. Send 15 cents plus name address style number and size to Patricia Dow at Vindicator and Republican Pattern Dept. 115 Fifth Avenue Brooklyn NY. Specials on spring and summer hats. Friday and Saturday Pearl Clark appears at L M Christensen store.
The Methodist Episcopal church hosts the annual Mother-Daughter banquet in the church parlors with Mrs. Walter Schildknecht as toastmistress. Speakers include Mrs. Fred W. Ortmeyer, Miss Kathryn Storey on tuba, Miss Mildred Ortmeyer, Mrs. Geo. Robb, Miss Ruth Jackson, Miss LaVon Bixby, Miss Shirley Hedrick, and Clarence Crowell. Mr. and Mrs. Fry, Estherville News staff, participate. Mrs. Fry a longtime resident.
Mrs Carl Skog will be guest of honor tonight at a party given by Miss Priscilla Booth at the Booth home. Six teen guests will attend informally with a luncheon at one large and two small tables.
Mrs Marie Oxborrow and daughter Ann spent Sunday at Fort Dodge with friends. Ed Maniece returned home from Des Moines after the long term of the state legislature. F G Stith new Estherville superintendent was here from Harlow Friday and Saturday. Grace McClure spent the weekend in Waterloo with her mother. Mr and Mrs Harley Baker of Storm Lake visited the I E Baker home. May Richard Hefty and children of Renwick were guests of Dr and Mrs A I Reed. Mrs Jack Edge and sons visited from Emmetsburg for the invitational track meet. A marriage license issued to Roy C Millard and Bernice M Henderson of Fairmont MN. married Sunday at Armstrong. Mr and Mrs Mbha Wood of Welcome visited Harriet Thomas. Irwin Nichols O N Ressell and M H Schloeman went to Traer for inheritance tax business. Leonard Munson family and others attended Los Island Lutheran church meeting in Graettinger. Bill Erickson and C P Mauck went to Fox Lake to hear Freddy Mauck and his 11 piece band.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Style and Mrs Lewis Waters with family hosted guests in Estherville including Vera Irwin visiting from Des Moines nurse training. Mrs Irwin recovering from surgery at Birney Hospital. Dr P Kane and Mrs Kane return from Raleigh with others planning Des Moines trip for state center convention. Osher and Ellsworth doctors also attending. Mrs Page and family move between Kane and Ewen homes, with Eliza Welsh and sister Annie leaving Emmetsburg for Clearlake.
A testimonial from E. H. Knobloch credits Milks Emulsion with restoring bowel health after severe stomach distress. Six bottles later the user reports improved appetite and energy, able to eat corned beef and cabbage. Sold by druggists everywhere Terre Haute Indiana, price 60 cents and 1.20 per bottle with refund if not satisfied.
Land Ohio residents travel to attend the national White Shrine convention next week. Miss Welsh serves as Worthy High Priestess of Bethel Shrine. Mr and Mrs John Smith plan a long auto trip to the west coast stopping at Roseburg Oregon to visit Mrs Smiths daughter Mildred Ankrum and friends in Portland Vancouver Salem Seattle and California. They expect to leave in about two weeks and spend most of the summer on the Pacific coast.
Gamble Stores announces a large trade in sale from May 10 to 31. Customers can exchange worn items for new goods with values from 20 to 15 dollars. Old garden hoses up to two dollars for 50 foot lengths, four year guarantee. Lawn mowers eligible for up to three dollars.
Market news notes cheaper butter and abundant produce this week. Spinach, asparagus, new potatoes, cabbage, onions, oranges, and bananas are affordable. Pineapples near peak, strawberries modest, cantaloupe season begins with Imperial Valley fruit. Veal lamb and poultry show best meat values while forequarter beef dips slightly. Fish remains plentiful and cheap. Three menus cater to different budgets.
Members of the T. B. bridge club were entertained this afternoon at a one o'clock luncheon at the Gardston Hotel given by Mrs. S. T. Egertson. Contract bridge was played at the Egertson home at two tables during the afternoon. Present were Mrs. K. V. Turner, Mrs. R. L. Richardson, Mrs. W. S. Johnston, Mrs. F. G. Parsons, Mrs. L. M. Christensen, Mrs. George Anderson, Mrs. K. J. McDonald and the hostess.
Mr and Mrs C P Mauck entertained Mr and Mrs Floyd Goldsberry and Mr and Mrs Ernest Dowden of Spirit Lake Monday night at seven for a dinner honoring their sixteenth wedding anniversary. On Sunday the Maucks and Goldsberrys were dinner guests at the Dawden home in Spirit Lake.
Mrs Hazel Weaver and Joe Bai ley Fry were married Saturday night at 8 30 at the Baptist church parsonage The Rev Frank Yearnd performed the ceremony They were attended by Mrs Eloise Brown daughter of Mrs Weaver
Pearl Clark Millinery debuts in Christensen store with fresh summer hats and a wide range of bargains in Friday and Saturday specials.
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