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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1915
Page
15
The Vindicator and Republican furnishes the latest comments and doings of the people and items from farm and village, sharing updates on community life and local happenings with brief notices and items of interest.
A long list of unnamed residents and visitors recounts a week of socials, churchgoers, and farm work in Nanton and nearby towns. Visitors include Bertha Petersen, Laura Stepiers, and families like Miller and Hiechel. Weekend trips to Eatherville, Superior dances, and church services are noted along with crop planting, corn plowing, and repairs to homes and equipment. Weather and health notes pepper the week, with a minor child lost briefly and found safe.
Weather forecast issued by the U S Weather Bureau covers the week starting Wednesday May 26 1815 for the Upper Mississippi Valley and Plains States. Generally fair conditions with seasonable temperatures expected across the region. Miss Esther Ilolden made a business trip to Huntington on Tuesday. Rock Island railroad arrangements will hold the Marmetsburg freight train Saturday night after the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra event to accommodate attendees. A passenger coach will be set out at Emimetsburg and returned by the freight.
The Epworth League invites all to Thursday evening devotional meetings while the Sunday governing service is led by the Women's Foreign Missionary Society. A quiet Presbyteriano church service precedes the high school graduating class germions. The Women Hone and Poretta Missionary Societies meet with Mrs Roy Blazer Friday May 7. The home meets will elect officers for the year. Mrs Elizabeth Perkins of Chicago speaks at the courthouse Wednesday May 26 at 2 p.m. on public questions under the Women's Club.
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