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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1924
Page
5
F R Taylor returns home from Des Moines as John Hayden joins Kraft Walston Clothing in Spirit Lake. Various visits, moves, and events unfold across Emmetsburg, Gruver, Estherville, and nearby towns with church, school, and community activities, plus a light snow and ongoing health and travel notes.
Estherville High School tops the Sheldon track and field meet with 2914 points. Winners include Moore and Denham from Estherville in sprints and hurdles, Gibson of Harris in the mile, and Madsen Spirit Lake in the pole vault setting a new record Height 11 feet 2 inches.
The Acme Sales Company in the Gardston Hotel basement announces a big sale with innumerable bargains. Also notes last call for the Junior College in Estherville urging signups this week to support a self sustaining college education option.
A statewide membership push for the Corn Growers Association is planned in Emmet County with forty counties participating. Organizer William Carey urges every township to hold events on May 28 to boost membership and production profit slogans highlight Emmet County leadership.
Those who signified intention to roam summer school students must sign the rules and regulations set by the Extension Division of Iowa State College Cedar Falls. Mrs J Hillard, in charge of the rooms, will be at the Superintendent's office at the High School Monday afternoon May 26 to furnish copies. It will be impossible to send students to places not complying with the request.
Rotherville Golf Club sent a team to Spencer Sunday and suffered a lopsided 45 to 9 defeat. Fimmersbure will play here Sunday with a 1:30 start. Incal tournament begins Monday. qualified players earn 18 hole status, others must qualify locally by Sunday May 25. Qualified players will be paired Monday for the first round.
Estherville business hours announced for Memorial Day with dry goods ready to wear and furniture stores closed all day while clothing grocery meat shoe and variety stores stay open in the forenoon and close for the rest of the day. Public notice notes hours are for public convenience and other services are listed elsewhere.
A new separation petition has been filed in the county auditor's office seeking the separation of Estherville township from the incorporated town of Estherville. No counter remonstrance has been filed and supporters hope the heated dispute will settle this time.
The Nau Brothers report a very successful sale concluded last week and announce a further two day event this Friday and Saturday. Many items are priced below cost in a final clean up sale as shown in their notice in this issue.
Master Carpenter Frank Kirk and family center the weekend at Orleans cottages. Miss Mabel Warthow travels to Chicago Thursday for a Rock Island Magazine editors meeting. Mrs. J. W. Peterson returns from Minneapolis. Mrs. Chas Jones visits Des Moines. Arlene Brubaker visits Cedar Rapids. Mrs. B. H. Horswell undergoes operation in Coleman hospital and improves. Mrs. John Abbas visits Armstrong. Fireman Ed Prochaska and mother depart for Chicago. sister Mary to St Paul. L. Borreson and wife visit Minneapolis. Mike Cavanaugh and wife plan extensive western trip from Denver. Supt. H. E. Allen leaves for St. Paul on business. Herb Nichols on Titanica run visits Estherville to see family. Mrs. S. F. Scott and son Burt return to Vesta, Minn.
Mr and Mrs A B Anderson travel home from Eugene Oregon stopping to visit relatives and enjoy the countryside They plan to return to Eugene if they can sell their property at its value In Mason City Mrs A N Rhodes president Chapter ALY P BE O Mrs M M Knapp Mrs Alex Johnston and daughter Miss Virginia and Mrs R T Chipperfield attend the state meeting of the P BO They drove there in Mrs Charles car VP
Algona hosted Group Two bankers with over five hundred attendees from seven counties. Attendees included F H Rhoades E Rhodes and D Tedrow and P 2 Pullen of the First Trust and Savings Bank. The day featured separate events for men and women plus a business meeting, golf, bridge, a banquet and a ball.
WANT ADS. $200 per month possible. Write Life Insurance. We teach you how. Address F. W. Reaney, Gen. Agent, Spirit Lake, Iowa. LOST PURSE NEAR M B K CHURCH FINDER REWARD. FOR SALE HOLSTEIN BULL TWO YEARS OLD ESTHERVILLE. FOR RENT MODERN FURNISHED ROOM CLOSE IN ENQUIRE AT VINDICATOR. FOR RENT FIVE ROOM COTTAGE NORTH SIXTH PALACE MEAT MARKET. RENT A LOCK BOX FOR BANDS
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