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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1923
Page
3
Community notices detail local visits church events school programs and social happenings. Mentions of residents like Mrs A Silcox Earl Nutt Dewitt and Gertrude Blum attend gatherings, plays and commencements with multiple travels to Mason City Burt Estherville Dunnell and Chicago noted alongside farm bureau and farmers union activities.
The Shrine Imperial Council gathers in Washington for a grand annual meeting with a schedule of excursions concerts balls and a water carnival. About 70 000 Shriners are expected to arrive along with 335 temples as the hospitals fundraiser expands across North America and beyond.
Estherville resident Mack Groves checked farms near Jack Creek on Monday. Andrew and Mrs. Olson visited the Birkland home in Fenton Tuesday. Miss Jennie Nelson closed District No. 2 school Friday. a High Lake picnic followed by a farm bureau meeting at Center school Friday evening. J C Quist spoke on club work. movies were enjoyed. Welsh brothers visited the Groves farm. Mrs. Thompeon hosted the Co C club Wednesday afternoon. Andrew Olson made a Wallingford business call Tuesday. The Henrich medicine car toured the area Saturday. Mrs. Sam Micklebust and Sybil, and Mrs. Oretta Adams planned a Ringsted to Burt visit then Des Moines. Joe Madden and family visited Elmer Micklebust Tuesday. Farmers Union met at Half a Monday evening. Wiss Kelly owns a new Ford coupe and visited Estherville. Mrs. Booth remained for several days. Mrs. Booth and Mr. Booth were guests in Fenton. Casual dances and neighbor visits filled the week as residents hosted and traveled between farm homes.
G Ewen Doctor of dentistry operates a dental office above Iowa Savings Bank. Office phone 109. Residence at 728.
The city’s two week Visitors tour raised more than any prior period. A special fund of $400,000 was set aside to entertain them, with $298,000 expended and the remainder returned pro rata to subscribers, while totals exceeded by $22,700,000 for the era.
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