Numerous local visitors and travel near Estherville
A long list of residents and guests are noted visiting Estherville and surrounds from Cedar Rapids, Wallingford, Spencer, Marcus, Emmetsburg, Decorah, and other towns. People return home from trips to Iowa City, St Louis, Chicago, and Minneapolis. many plan further visits or move for work or schooling, with births, illnesses, and civic events also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Dean
Cedar Rapids
Charles Hawk
Craettinger
J. O. Kasa
Wallingford
W.H. Waterman
Germania
Mra. Matiaon
Spencer and
Aril
Evening services change and community notices
City notes report Episcopal service time change to 4 pm, Woman's Club event at K I Hall on Nov 15, plus social and auction items. Leslie Hidred leaves Jay Johnston & Co for Olson Jewelry as manager. Revival meetings continue in Free Methodist church with strong turnout and spiritual interest. Public supper and sale planned at Woodman hall Nov 15 with ludes sale and parlour articles. O Carl Olson opens own shop with Ritten & Kane Bros guiding repair work. watchmaker will fix any watch. The December Delineator feature and Wag ner operas selections highlighted for holiday reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Leslie M. Hidred
Jay Johnston & Co
Olson
Edred
Thir City
Free Methodist Church
John Sutton
Castor
L. A
Methodist Church
Woodman Hall
O—Carl Olson
Ritten & Kane Bros
Richard de Galliense
J. C. Leyendecker
Wagner
Cousins
the Republic
Washington
Isner
Hopkinsue Smith
Robert Grant
Alice Brows
Mary Stewart Curtiog
Elmore Elliott Peake
Julia Magruder
L. Frank Baum
Grace MacGowan Cooke
Mass Meeting Debates Saloon Petition Question
A large audience gathered at the Opera House on Sunday night for a mass meeting led by Rev. W. E. McLeod to discuss the saloon petition. Ministers and citizens delivered eight to ten speeches opposing saloons amid active temperance sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Noath
Ratherville
W. EB. McLeod
Presbyterian Church
Miniatere
Pioneer Estherville Lady Mrs Schaal Dies Early Morning
Mrs. George Schaal Sr a pioneer resident of Estherville died at an early hour this morning after a long illness. Funeral plans set for Friday afternoon with arrangements to follow. She was known as a kindly old resident whose death will be mourned by all who knew her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Egbert
Marcus
Town
A. Tralleek
Baby
Cedar Rapids
I. King
Bill
Rock Isand
California
Decorah
Mack J. Groves
Iowa City
George W. Adams
J. G. Binford
Los Angeles
Cal
Kallestad
Stock Island
Granite
A.g.cox
Chas. van Anda
Earlville
Harvey Cox
Burr G. Williams
Washington, D. C
Ottumwa
Washington
E.L. Featherstone
Hattie
Ella Bigeow
Au Sable Forks
N. Y
A. E. Bigelow
Ellsworth Minn
Emil Cranholm
Maoday
Storm Lake
Buena Vista College
John Cronholm
Hin
L. L. Bingham
Chicago
St. Louie
Bingham
John Osborn, Jr
C. E. Murray
Ryan Lake
Oklahoma
Fred Schafenberg
Rosk
Laverne
Mion
J. W. Morsa
Emmetsburg
Estherville
Morse
Chas, McCauley
Free Baptist Pargonate
McCauley
Central City
Josie Hukill
Waterloo
A. O. Peterson
Izebekah
Spirit Lake
Hukill
Rebekah Assembly
Spencer
Roy
Clint Sherman
Spring Valley
N. C
Dell Sherman
Humbolt
Roy Sherman
Mra
Ka T. Robinson
St. James
Mino
Leoni. Haynes
Horse City
Idaho
George Evans
Eosworth
City Hall
Hose House
George Schaal
Marly
George Schaad
Schaal
Man Charged With Violation Of Game Laws In Muskrat Case
Chat A Pagsley charged with killing muskrats out of season was arrested and arraigned before Justice Kubert. The case was continued likely for late this week as the defense prepares. The law allows killing muskrats damaging private or public property. A market notice from Graes Church Ladies Guild invited donations and sale of bread and pies at Lawrence & Lyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chat A Pagsley
Clint A. Pagesley
Kubert Cok
Muskrate
Ladies Guild
Graes Church
Lawrence & Lyman
New Year Attractions Announced by The Youths Companion 1905
The Youths Companion reveals planned articles for 1905 including New Fields for Young Mariners sanitation of the farm future of American cotton and how women make money on the farm. Seven serials and 250 short stories by American writers form the volume contents. Free announcement mailed with sample copies. new subscribers at 1.75 for four years receive remaining 1904 issues and a Carnations Calendar for 1906. Youths Companion Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marneres
Berkeley Street
Boston
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.A. Graver
Rock Island
Anneapolia
Metherville
George Howe
M. F. Weston
N. J. Egbert
Emmetaburg
Fred Schrether
Reinbeck
Reisinger
Geuver
Charles Harber
Helen Knoop
Mattie Barnes
Ioy Baroum
J. A. Hemstock
Garner
Buffalo Center
Jay Johestoo & Co
Me. Hemstock
Fred F Williams
Hoquain
Wash
St. Williams
St. Louis
Duke of
Pingrey
Sanrday
Brower
Solon
Mias Mary Nickerson
Huntington
Matherville
K. A. Morling
George Shadle
Pleasantville
Mia
John Patton
Sioux City
Fern Converse
Citizens Savings Bank of
Mrs. Follette
Truman, Mlon
Ben Miller
Freeport
Mra i
Featherston
AuSable Forks
N.Y
A. B. Bigelowas
Miss Henr
Mra G. A. Lyon
Hudson
Minn
Mra Uarry Barker
Jobo Gsmith
Edna Barker
St Louis
Herbert Peterson
Texas
Palestine
Mies Lena Lateon
Eatherville
Frank P. Woods
A. 0. Salisbury
C. A. Wilfins
Soma N. Ritten
Minnesota
North Dakota
J. Y. Stover
Town City
George Stover
C. B. Mager
New Mexico
Cedar Rapida
John Godden
A. S. Jacobson
Austin
Mr. Jacobson
Jay Johnaton & Ca
Ritten Drug Store
Carl Olson
East
Lincoln St
Ineed
Union
Hansen’s
Hermann G. Graaf
News OF the City
Wes
Winnebago City- Mion
Woman's Club
K. I. Hall
Jay Johnston
Cash Dry Goods House
E. T. Hobbin
Iowa
Gune
Christensen
Turkey
New York
Michigans
Michigan
Lean Make You & Farm Loan
Fred H. Richman
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