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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1922
Page
3
The Vindicator and Republican appears as a newspaper entry noting its mailing at Estherville Iowa with second class period designation for city post office distribution.
Eighth grade graduates Pearl Flier Pearl Patterson Grace Colgrove Florence Cargill Harriet Gangsted Lilian Edwards Mable Glasscock Nettie Hunt and La Verni McIntire attended graduation exercises in Estherville on Friday. Colgroves Gangsteds and Leonard Madden furnished cars for rides. Various local residents and families visited, shopped, and attended meetings or picnics around Estherville and Ringsted, with routine incidents and community news throughout the week.
The Estherville Chamber of Commerce band schedules a free public concert Friday evening May 26 from 7 to 8 30 in front of the courthouse. It will close the day’s play day program but will be canceled if rain disrupts the schedule. East Riverside Club meets with a coffee rule fine. Next gathering with Mrs Ira Swartz.
Mrs Lloyd Allen expects to leave next week for Teague Texas to visit her parental home. Her father is superintendent of motor power on the railroad with headquarters at Teague. Miss Mildred Nurss spent Sunday at Sioux Falls The Paul Linthicum and Walter.
Wratten Jr and family enjoyed a weekend at a Spirit Lake cottage. Mr and Mrs F E Smith returned to Bushnell Illinois after visiting at the home of L L Smith. Mr and Mrs Henry Scharfenberg traveled to Chicago for a few days of pleasure.
Miss Winnie Augtv spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Irving Ellerston. A baby boy named Donald Lee arrived Monday night at Glen Wanamaker s home. Mr and Mrs Ivor Clark and son and Mr and Mrs Jas Maloney visited Fairmont Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Pendergast moved to Nicholson property on North Sixth St. Mrs Sarah Dickinson and baby visited sister Mrs Everett Clark Monday. The Lincoln school cantata Mid Summer Day was warmly received. Mrs Harold Koehl and children of Davenport arrived for a visit at the Hinshaw home. Mr and Mrs George Nick and children were Sunday dinner guests with Mrs Tucker. Coral Stine returned to Sioux Falls after visiting. Rob West and son visited Mrs Howard Bucy in Par kston S Oak. They returned Monday. Mr and Mrs C E Person and Jud Lyman fished the lakes last Saturday and caught the limit.
Kerrte R R Tillea comes home this week from St Louis where he sought treatment at a government hospital. His old trouble returned but he has improved enough to return home. Conductor L R Benton hosts a visit from his daughter Mrs F M Compton and son from North Liberty Ind. Mr E B Ringham of Minneapolis visited Estherville last Friday, an old high school graduate from the class of ’97, now secretary and treasurer of Perfecting Manufacturing Co. in Minneapolis.
Oscar Fagre visited Minneapolis this past week while Mrs. P H Smith returned from Rochester after treatment. Ed Strube toured Garber and Dubuque, and Presbytery meetings drew Mrs. Byron Coon and Mrs. Tom Nivison to Des Moines. Mrs Bert Barrett and Dale returned home to Graettinger after visiting L A Towe. Mr and Mrs Clem Howe traveled to Morton for a weekend at Mrs Howe’s sister’s home. Frank J Lund of Webster City campaigned in Estherville for Congress. A ten pound boy named Robert Henry was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Thompson. Farm Bureau moves to rooms behind current offices to accommodate Dr Birney. C J Holmquist attends Cedar Rapids convention purchasing winter goods. Dr G L Atkins of Jackson injured a hand. confined to Coleman hospital after car in ditch. Attorney F J Kennedy travels to Carroll on business. wife and children accompany to Eldora. Geo Rugtiv to manage Auto Supply during Morrissey & Son move to Ottawa. Mrs Frank Eddy and daughter stay, child health improved for winter. G W Davis of Motley assists with woven wire fencing. former resident invested in land near Motley. L H Laveride injured his back at work, confined to bed for the week.
DPE, Jens Christensen and Warren Peterson visited Bod Sunday to see a seriously ill relative. Mrs Horace Soper and son John stay with her mother in Blair. Mr and Mrs Sever Egertson returned from their wedding trip and live with his parents, Mr and Mrs I Coleman. L E Heath is excavating for an addition to his home. B S Vastsen, linotype operator and foreman at the Jackson Pilot, visited Estherville with his wife for hospital care and linotype help at the Vindicator and Republicon machine.
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