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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1911

Page

8

Dolliver Balmer ships cattle and local happenings

Andrew Balmer shipped a car load of cattle from Dolliver Saturday night. Sam Caylor sent hogs to Chicago Saturday night. Rev. McCoy from Princeton preached to Dolliver, delivering two helpful sermons. Social visits marked the week with Mrs. Moultzen's Ladies' Aid gathering and multiple family calls around Dolliver and nearby towns.

Sam Caylor Chicago Dolliver McCoy Princeton Llinois Ladies’ Aid Society Fred Moultzen S. B. Reid Bruce Alice Koonecke A.H. Pickell Rev. McCoy Mereness Dubuque Lottie Pickell Mattie Tverson Lottie Mattie

Local social notes from Estherville area communities

Mrs Ann West visits Huntington and various families host visitors, with multiple Sunday calls and Saturday trips noted. Measles spread among Reinhart and Peters families. the stork brought a baby boy to Albert Davis. Mr and Mrs Fouts travel to Estherville, and local aid society plans an ice cream social May 24.

Local social notes and road bridge updates

Mrs John Sutton and daughter visited Wesley Sutton this week. Chris Rosenberger dined at I N Sweet home Friday. Anna West spent last week with her son William West. Royal Neighbors and Woodmen banquet at Grover Wednesday enjoyed by all. Mail route No 3 now open and three new bridges over ditch 40 completed. Westes attended church in Estherville. Mr and Mrs Colt of Estherville greeted friends at Grover banquet. Francia West and Annie drove from Sibney Wednesday. P C Broad shopped in Estherville Thursday. Barney Noll dined with Henry Noll family. Clare Clauson visited Chas Rosenberger. Emma Moltzen and Anderson of Dolliver visited Clapper girls Saturday. Ann West and children with Geo West family Sunday. Master Albert Solomonson sick. Carolyn Miller helped celebrate Doris Ralston's 17th birthday. Wilder and Miner called at Ed Miller home. Mrs Hardranth and children returned from Illinois and were quarantined with scarlet fever and measles. Bridge gang demanded higher wages last Saturday while tile factory workers struck. Factory men employed by bridge company helped finish bridges using diagonals from Armstrong.

Dolliver Andy Wilder Miner Henry Nehring Ceylon Marion Clapper Bill Frederick Lawrence Solomonson Harry Knode Mitchell Jake Taylor Solomonson Clyde Wilder Estherville Grover John Sutton Wesley Sutton Chris Rosenberger I. N. Sweet Home Anna West Wm. West Colt Emma Moltzen Anderson Ann West Geo. Weat Albert Solomonson Carolyn Miller Doris Ralston Mesdames Wilder Ed Miller Hardranth Fromm Ilinois Chas. Reid Des Moines Reid W.5 Our City Broad Naylor and Grema The H. Co

Local Social Notes From Graettinger And Area

Anna travels to Cleveland to start a new home. Minnie Skattebo works at the Oscar Myhre residence. Eva Walden returns home after working there. Mr and Mrs Sam Cloud visit C Vanney’s in Graettinger. Ladd family of Yracr Town visit their daughter Mrs Boone. Lizzie Robernus ill with lung fever. J H Holtz heads to Ellendale Minnesota to visit in laws. Janette Gunderson sick with tonsillitis and Miss Katie Woodstatter visits relatives. Chris Danielson and others seen about town. Dr. Anderson makes a call at the Osher home.

Anna Cleveland Ohio Minnie Skattebo Oscar Myhre Eva Walden Sam Cloud C. Vanney Graettinger Ladd Yracr Mrs. Boone Lizzie Robernus Chris Danielson Walden Chris Anderson Misener Mary Fogde HL. Schubbe Chas. Porter Little Son Dr. Anderson Wdwin Osher

Confirmation Services At Lutheran Church Last Sun

A number attended confirmation services at the Lutheran church last Sunday. Mrs. John McCormick is sick at the city hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Davis welcomed a baby boy. Corn planting is nearly finished and a rain shower is hoped for. Nels Anderson has a new automobile and drives carefully. Mrs. Stenberg and Mrs. Bronsvold hosted the town ladies aid last Thursday. A gusty day drew a good crowd for the luncheon. Miss Bertha Davis is staying with her brother Alfred Davis.

John McCormick City Alfred Davis Nels Anderson Stenberg Bronsvold Bertha Davis

Local Kestherville and area social notes hint at new store

Mesdames Henry and Barney Noll shopped in Kestherville last Friday. Mrs. Larry Taylor and Mrs. Jake Taylor attended a Norwegian church aid meeting at Mrs. Sam Solomonsen's last Wednesday. Nelson surveys for P. H. Paulsen last Friday. Jake Taylor called on farmers with Mr. Hayes of National Harvester. many bought twine. Rumor of a new store building in Grover. Mrs. Chas Rosenberger attended Dolliver MKB aid at Mrs. Bred Moeltzen's last Thursday. Farm work ahead with potato planting behind schedule. Dr Reinhardt's children had measles last week. Dr. Cain seen on our streets last Friday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Davis May 9, a son of standard weight. Gilbert Sweet and family visited at Will West's Sunday.

Nelson Doe P. H. Paulsen Jake Taylor Mr. Hayes National Harvester Company Grover Chas, Rosenberger Dolliver M. BK. Aid Society Bred Moéltzen Reinhardt Dr. Cain Alfred Davis Gilbert Sweet Will West

Wallingford News Roundup Includes Visits and Illness

Dr Birney of Estherville made a professional call at the St Michael home Saturday evening. Miss Eva Tremper spent Sunday at Estherville with her sister. Slice returned to A Juhls Monday. Miss Maris Fogde returned to Graettinger Friday evening. Mr H Camel east of town has been very sick and some better. J H Morrice set up a phone for H Camel Friday. Rev Kuhn of Graettinger preached a fine sermon in the Chapel Sunday afternoon. Mrs Kuhn accompanied him and sang a fine bolo. Mr and Mrs H M Goddard spent Sunday with Mrs Goddard's mother. Miss Clara Moe spent Sunday with her father at Montgomery Iowa. Miss Mary Soefilug and sister...

Dr. Birney Estherville St. Michael Home Eva Tremper Slice A. Juhl

Wayside Noles Local News Roundup

Sunday night rainfall aided area, Lew Larson bought the Schacherer farm, and Andrew Anderson recovered from illness. Mr and Mrs Philip Peak visited J Rokenbrodt’s home. Mesars Wooda and Sehloeman traveled to High Lake on business. Fred Richman drove to Ryan Lake, Marvin Miller now farms Dr. Bradley’s property. Gunderson and Anderson are building a house for GGCC Hangs. Ruth Rokenbrodt’s birthday party was enjoyed, Myrtle Caylor finished a term of school in district.

Wayside Noles Ee Lew Larson Schacherer Farm Andrew Anderson Philip Peak J. Rokenbrodt Wooda Sehloeman High Lake Fred Richman Ryan Lake Marvin Miller Dr. Bradley Ruth Rokenbrodt Myrtle Caylor J. L. Brown Dowell Joliet Illinois Will Henderson

Local notes from High Lake township May 5

May 5 notes report residents eager for teacher return next fall and several community updates. J L Brown improves after springs visit. corn planting expands. local exchanges involve Broad, Nicol, Wilder, Merriott, Reid, Benson, and Gage families with visits, births, and church confirmations. Preise and grazing mention trades, agriculture, and a public listing section closes with a note on gipsies and animals.

Straw Hats a Recent Invention

Straw hats, once rare in Europe, only came into use about fifty years ago. The piece notes that while straw headgear existed in ancient Greece, the fashion in Europe is a modern development.

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Corres Andrew Balmer Mrs. Frisbee Clark Bert Henry Noll Claus Annie Griese Fouts Frank Wertz C.D. Wilder Andrew Wilder Mrs. Rosenburg Huntington Tiff Peters Ed. Miller Carolyn Bergeson Mesars Mesdames Broad Reisinger Woods Asa Irwin Lee Mitchell P. A. Fouts Merriott Earl Clark Mesdames P. C. Broad Mrs. Clark Hsbherville Reinhart Peters International Harvester Co Noll Stork Albert Davis Paul Rosenberger Geo. West I. N Lee Bailey Cedar Falls Ladies’ Aid Society of Graver Roy Merriott Qgraver Aid Harvey Solomonson L. Lattey Goldsberry Grems Mr. Webb Mrs. Fouts Eystherville Mrs. Igo Carrie Griese Francia West Annie Sibney Barney Noll Clare Clauson Chas. Rosenberger’s Hlusworthe Kid Stenberg Alfred Bransvold Emmet Bridge Mesdames Henry and Kestherville Larry Taylor Aid Society Sam Solomonsen Wallingford Mrs. H. M. Goddard Mrs. Goddard Clara Moe Montgomery, Iowa Miss Mary Soefilug and Sinter Gunderson and Anderson Gg.cc Hangs Alex Johnston High Lake Township Petersburg Andrew Benson Marie Gage Claude Jackman Ratherville K. B. Benson Heron Lake Peter Benson Mesdames Hill Hoagland Superior Clara Anderson Pyge Forening Emmet Co Iowa M. H. ScrutommMan Grant’s Hamburg Winchester Mason City U. V. James Estherville, Lowe
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