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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1908
Page
6
The Estherville edition prints candidates and editorials for county recorder and state offices. It urges votes in the June primary, criticizes the Republican party, and includes notices from local businesses and services with various advertisements and community notes.
A May Day program at the Presbyterian church features songs, dances, and a prize presentation. Participants include Traver, Ellerby, Rhodes, Godfrey, Knight, Cruse, Harold Hudson, and several Sabbath School students. A play by Mrs C S Hayne’s class will be performed Friday May 22 at 3 p.m. Admission is free.
The program lists the Superior high school ceremony to be held May 29 in town with the orchestra, diploma presentation, and the Class of 1904 graduates including Ida Landmark Vesta Simmons Delth Schmidt Georgia Walbridge Harry Smith Edward Denni mad Glenn Singerland Frank Johnson. The school principal is Pres. It Me Newls Marshall Haynes, while a separate report covers a mayoral disorderly conduct case involving a local business owner and six young men, with fines and license terms assessed.
Cirace Church Guild to be entertained by Mrs Hans L Peterson Thursday afternoon. A clusterful event with refreshments on May 20 at the Presbyterian church. Melo Drama Enouch Arden with Mrs C L Brown of Fairbury Neb to be presented at picnic with various readers. Admission twenty five cents. West Band of the Ladies Leagues to host a 16 cent supper at Mrs Henry Grants Friday May 16. Rowena Circle to meet with Mrs P S Stine Tuesday afternoon May 16. Next Sunday evening May 7 praise service at the Presbyterian church with a special choir program and pastor brief address.
The Rebekah Padgers of district 30 and sister lodges attended the annual convention at Spirit Lake Inet Friday. Nine delegates came from Armatrong Thursday evening and were hosted at a six o'clock dinner. Friday, RAINE delegates and eight from the local lodge toured Spirit Lake, with Mrs. B. B. Anderson delivering the welcome address. Mrs. Kelloy of Sioux City, president of the state Rebekah Lodges, spoke. Armstrong and Estherville members returned on the midnight freight. Officers elected include Mrs. E. L. Orcutt as President and Marguerite Bunt as Vice President with regional secretaries and treasurers named. The next meeting will be held in Armstrong.
A long list of nam es and places records men and women visiting leaving moving and traveling for business and personal reasons around Estherville Emmetsburg Spirit Lake Cedar Rapids Albert Lea and nearby towns with many individuals named and noted as guests travelers or movers including Jill, Cain, Brandt, Lee, Richtmyer, Foote, Myerly, Hornwell, Thompson, Bletcher, Ridley, Culver, Knapp, Kirby, Graaf, Silcox, Alexander, O Connell, and more reflecting daily civic and social activity.
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