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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1917
Page
8
Superior residents and friends gathered for visits, sales, and gatherings as town activity centered on the Chapman home, estate sales, Red Cross instruction, and a church service for the late Marion Johnston. Multiple notices detail hospital stays, welcomes, aid society meetings, and community events throughout Superior and nearby towns.
A memorial verse opens the column noting a loved one gone and a vacancy at home. The page chronicles people returning from Canada and Camp Dodge, a naval discharge, and visits by families to relatives in Superior. It mentions a teachers institute at Estherville, busily tending churchgoers, and local illness reports with recoveries.
Ray Sprague and Miss Emma both had tonsil and adenoid removals last week. Mrs Max Henningson Miss Reichard and H A Solomonson were among train shoppers in Estherville Saturday. George Brannan travelled to Cherokee for medical consultation. George Brannan, son Ray, daughters Zadie and Iva, and Lee Hamilton visited A J Hamilton’s Estherville home. Mrs Ray Swartz is on the sick list. Charlie Higinbotham owns a new Ford. Frank Hartman and family visited the Forester home Sunday. Florence Reichard spent Saturday night and Sunday with Glen Roughin. Mrs Carter of Sterling Illinois.
Lee Bailey of Cedar Falls was here on business last week. Archie Bergeson returned home Saturday from Chicago. The Workers' Conference met at John Irwin's home Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Shafer and daughter Charlotte from near Raleigh visited the Chas. Rosenberger home last Wednesday. Dick Vetter and mother spent Sunday at the Herb Yetter home. Mrs. Claude Cobbig hosted her sister Mrs. Frank E. Clarke of Turtle Lake Wisconsin. Mrs. Clarke plans to move to Spokane Washington.
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