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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1920
Page
6
A long list of residents and guests are mentioned visiting relatives and friends in Estherville and surrounding towns. People travel to Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Aberdeen, Emmetsburg, and Graettinger for meetings, family time, shopping, or to visit hospitals and universities. Several returns from trips are noted, along with a few births and local events.
Mrs P A Mathre of Ames attended the funeral of her brother C W Crim. Miss Mable Halverson traveled from Algona for a two week vacation with her parents in town. Mr and Mrs Ray Kennedy, who were in town on business, went to Graettinger to visit relatives. Miss Anna Burgon, who visited her sister Mrs O H Raleigh in a local hospital, returned to Graettinger.
Funeral services for Chas W Crim were conducted at the Episcopal church last Saturday with burial at Oak Hill cemetery. He was longtime Estherville resident, respected lawyer, and active in war boards, Red Cross, and Y M C A. The Emmet county bar attended in a body, and his death leaves a void in local business and legal circles.
The farmers alliance discusses building a mill locally, noting good soft coal is available but scarce. A surprise party for Barnie Neville drew many young attendees, including displays of local gallantry by boys aged 10 and 12. C Green of Sibley assists in the dispatcher's office this week.
RIRFA reports that October 9 through October 17 record several births in Town Lake and Armstrong Grove townships with names including Helmer Fjelarud Elwin Verle Cargill and Carl Robert Rogers. Hospital transfers note Miss Mable Allen returning home from Estherville Hospital after an appendectomy and local residents Williams Coleman hospital treatments and other visits in Estherville Graettinger Times.
Twenty years Ace Mr and Mrs D R Alexander visited Estherville. J A Crawford digs for another ice house. Wm Stuart of Armstrong in town between trains. Gen Neville and family to Grantaburg Wis. Bachmans visiting Emmersburg. Roy Barnum family back from Duluth Minneapolis. Lida Galloway of Bloomfield Neb visiting local doctors. Maria Ridley family wintering in sunny California. Quit had meal with Mason of Dickens and a Spencer guest. Net brick pump house starting for BCRN. Latchford and Theo M hunt in northern Wyoming for a month. Chas Roothan sold Red River Valley land with $3 per acre gain. High school football travel to Spirit Lake next Saturday. urge 500 supporters. We are going, are you.
The John Patterson family will move next spring from the Scotch Castle where they have lived many years to a farm north of Ringsted owned by Dr West. The Pattersons will be missed at Halfa. Mrs George Madden has returned from the Iowa State hospital after appendicitis and gall stones operations. She is frail but glad to be home with her husband and children.
Terri reports Kendall, visiting from Milford, plans to tour the Orpheum circuit this winter with his Scotch songs. He is weighing the opportunity as he looks after business concerns during the visit.
We express our deep appreciation for the kindness and sympathy shown after the untimely death of Mrs W J Deck. Countless words of sympathy and thoughtful deeds were given by friends and neighbors. We acknowledge all and extend gratitude from Mrs W J Deck Mrs Sarah L Deck Mr and Mrs E E Crumb and Claire Mr and Mrs F W Crumb Mr and Mrs Paul Weir
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