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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1905
Page
8
We offer the best manufacture with guaranteed quality and workmanship. Prices meet any competition and long time payments are available. Daily sale prices throughout the year. Cull and inspect our stock. the quality and prices speak for themselves.
Neighbors in the district plan a meet and social events this week. Mrs Artin hosts a gathering after a visit to the Metten bean, with Craig Owas to attend. Ladies Teague sponsor a corn social Thursday evening at Mr Sweets barn. The Always cbiateiet elder Rev OQ Maynard leads a quarterly meeting next Sunday. Dandies Aid funds host an animal church bazaar October 27 at the Waysdynen dill in Graver with varied goods and a supper at the Gorin home.
Mr Prefald accompanied by Carl Kootz to Mione sota on foot as he intended at the death of his sister Mrs Kootz. Carl Kootz died Thursday afternoon near his home by the Lutheran church after a brief illness. The funeral was held Thursday at the church and the remains interred in a High Lake cemetery. An old father and mother, a husband and four small children survive. The family has the sympathy of the community.
An autumn entertainment is planned at Emmet Grove school on Wednesday evening, October 24, to raise funds for an organ. Admission is 24 cents. The notes mention numerous local residents, happenings, visits, and minor changes in the community alongside the event.
A reception opening the fourth year of the Estherville Woiwants club drew hearty approval from members and guests. The program featured readings and music by Mrs. Rae Moulin and others, with flowers and refreshments, and a pledge to expand library connections as the club advances. Local items note a Forest City canning factory season end and associated sales, obituaries, and notices.
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