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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1922
Page
4
Terr memo LN notes visits and movements in Lake Mills and Estherville area. Florence Marsh returns home from Wesley with Rev. Marsh. Irwin Newland family visits. Mrs Weber returns from Estherville. Harry Green family moves to Dolliver. Various illness, school bus driving, football trips, church and community events, farm and social updates, and local travel details through November.
Charles Ogelvie Armstrong celebrated his 90th birthday on November 2. Messages arrived from friends while Mrs. Wan and Mrs. Soapes were noted in various travels and visits. Several residents faced illnesses and hospital stays, including Mrs. Beardie Bunt, Miss Clarriett Olsen, Mire. Fal Vane Dorston, and Mrs. John Diling. A Legion social with a large service and dance occurred, and local travel and hotel plans featured Spirit Lake and Estherville arrangements.
In southwest Emmet County roads remain impassable in places and lushing is delayed yet farmers welcome the hoped for “wood rain.” Local youths held a practicum for an upcoming play at the Thompson home. Mrs Bergstrom and Mrs Osher visited Mrs Bill Bergstrom at Estherville hospital after a day with Andrew Nelson, who suffered a fractured skull from a horse fall. A possible sighting of a negro near Bondhus home prompted sheriff alerts but yielded no result. A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Amelia Lippert at Hepp schoolhouse with music, dancing, gifts, and a late lunch.
Mr and Mrs Ross Simpson called on Graettinger while he had dental work. George Johnson moved his threshing machine to Gus Anderson’s shed for winter. Joe McIntire and family visited Tom MelIntire east of Halfa. Qdis Paugh has been sick. Jim Ellerston of Estherville visited his brother C R Ellerston. The Thompson home Halloween party drew good attendance despite rain. Bill Martin and children with Mrs George Johnson and baby went to...
Otis Jorstad left Tuesday for the southeast part of Town to resume culvert work there. Frances Larson of Mankato visited relatives and friends including the Thelewason and Ave family. Helesen of Armstrong called at the Wao Heleasen home. Fred Heidecker of Sibley was in town on business and visiting relatives. Mrs Nels Osher returned home after attending her grandmother’s funeral. Ed Anderson of Cedar Rapids visited his son Art. Win Helgason and K B Crim made visits on business. Frances Laraga departed for West Bend to visit her aunt. The American Legion to show Flashes of Action at the M W A hall on Tuesday Nov 21. Fred Rekenbrodt and wife drove to Menomonie Wis to visit family. returned Sunday. J O Kasra visited Estherville. Wallingford residents attended Armistice Day celebration and the Estherville football game. Selmer Dybedahl and Clifford Olson planned a Des Moines trip to visit Selmer’s brother.
The Cemetery Society dinner on election day raised 29.30 in net receipts. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman traveled to Waer with Mrs. Chapman staying with daughter Mrs. Darras, then Chapman planned to depart for California after settling household goods. Mildred Landmesser was taken to Coleman hospital on Wednesday.
Billy Will recovers and returns to work at the Vindicator office after a fever. Dr Carson returns from Boscobel, Wis. Mrs FE Knights and her daughters visit Rockford. J B Binford and AL Corsw Well build a barn near the cigar factory. Rol Denham helps in Conklin's barber shop. Holland will move to town to work with his brother in carpentry. Isaac Hawk and Miss Linda Soper wed, begin house-keeping in a north-end home. John Johnek sells his shop site to A D Rose. May Johnek buys several lots near the Republican. Exoduses from Fisherville plan trips to Texas for winter, led by Ed Nourse and others. some consider Portland via J C Atkins.
J Do and Kasa oof Wallingford traded his Armstrong property and implement business to Mr Story for a farm west of Wallingford. Louis Peterson, Rock Island employee and son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Peterson, died in Superior while coupling cars. Dried corn will crib well due to recent warm dry weather. The Vindicator and Republican of Estherville consolidate. notable past editors and figures listed. Percy Fullenwider now runs Roy Barron’s bakery. Barron heads to Chicago for dentistry studies. Pearl Witherell and Mabel Pullen traveled to Emmetsburg to watch a football game.
Miss Maria Z. Pingrey, the county superintendent, returned from a two week tour of schools across the northern, eastern and southern tiers. Lew. Wescott comes from Manston, Minn. Miss Anna Drazehl lies ill at Birney & Wilson hospital under Dr. Wilson care with a meningitis like trouble. The Trousdale brothers perform Murphy's Masquerade at Lough's opera house this evening. Wages and rural school shortages are noted as factors in the statewide teacher shortage.
Federal and State Crop Reporting Service at Des Moines Iowa projects Iowa corn production this year at 455 535 000 bushels, with 444 190 000 bushels last year and 473 800 000 two years ago. November 1 estimates may change in December final. about 95 percent of crop is merchantable.
Katherine Craner of Town State College urges varnishing shoe soles before wear to extend life and cut half-soled costs. Apply two coats for protection against stones and gravel. reapply when worn. Also notes 1923 Iowa license plates and county allocations, with totals and color scheme.
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