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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1923
Page
5
Local column discusses highway legislation at a special session, urging continued funding for secondary roads and graveling. It criticizes excessive billboards downtown and notes residents' concerns. Items recap community events, social notes, and court activity in Spirit Lake and surrounding towns.
The attendees at the meeting express a broad aim to hold more gatherings in the district and entertain all farm community business people. There is no intention of favoritism, and the plan is to invite everyone in the district for a friendly event.
Bil Hipple and wife to give several musical numbers next Wednesday as announced in town. Mrs P H Harris arrived from Seattle to visit her ailing father A E Ammion. Harry Simpson and daughter Deloris from Ellsworth spent Sunday with Mrs Simpson’s sister Lena Larson. Frank Wray, a hotel operator, takes over Crawford hotel in Fort Dodge after successes in Boone Webster City and Estherville. Mary Agnes Kelly celebrated her 9th birthday with 32 friends and a party. Art Liddle of Terris and Almira McDonald of Estherville wed in Jackson Minnesota on Friday Nov 16. Liddle to work as government mail carrier in Terril.
Four Mile Lake Club met with Mrs. Andrew Klein on November 21 with thirteen members present and two visitors Mrs. Hite and Mrs. Peter Klein. Mrs. Philpott spoke on the origin of Thanksgiving. members answered what they were most thankful for. a question box on the Traits of the Pilgrim Fathers was read. lunch was served. Next meeting will be with Mrs. O. E. Myers on December 5.
About thirty friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bagan at their home last Saturday for their twentieth wedding anniversary. The evening featured music, Five and Dred, a generous repast, and guests presented linen table pieces to the couple. The East Riverside Club met with Mrs. Neppe, with fifteen members and one visitor. A program included a reading and a guessing game, followed by lunch. The next meeting, at Mrs. Origer's, will be an all day affair with a Christmas grab-bag.
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