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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1914
Page
6
The Vindicator and Republican comments on Iowa donors to Belgium and relief efforts, storm windows, and winter plans for citizens. Mentions editors Hassing of Armstrong Journal and a joke about bottling ink. Small town newspaper tone and local issues from Estherville and Emmet County.
The fragmentary piece lampoons social norms and schooling with jokes about dam location in Inwa, marriage degrees, fashion, and student life. It notes a Massachusetts ladylike anecdote, then mentions a sale of produce on the M. and St. L. line and a Thanksgiving photo studio invitation, concluding with a church service notice.
Interacting Information From the Emmet County Republican files of November 22 1894 reports Pat Sullivan visiting Belmond and many local happenings. Names mentioned include H F Meoy Armatrong ER L Brown Mrs Archer Mrs C M Brown Miss Super land LD BR Alexander wedding in Emmettsburg Mrs J P Kirby welcomes a new baby boy Rev J J Brown new Baptist pastor Kid Knoll to wed Edith Huff in Iowa Falls Rev W M Evans installed at church 500 babies wanted for photos by W A Stone and sale notes for Jersey and Shorthorn stock.
Miss Ethel Wheroah, soon to wed Mr. Witting, led a miscellaneous shower hosted by Misses Marie Denoyer and Maude Thornton with twenty guests. Gifts were drawn from a miniature pond. refreshments by Fred Hepp and Aline Chehey. Ethel and Witting plan November 26 nuptials at Emmetaburg, then residence near Wallingford after a trip. DA KH members enjoyed a midday luncheon with Mrs Pred White and others at the Green Room. Mrs Doolittle hosts a weeklong house party in Cedar Rapids for KKK cooking club. Tuesday marked the first Ladies Night at Elk Club Room with Troubadours, dancing, cards, and refreshments.
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