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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1922
Page
7
County notes report I O F and Rebekah convention plans in Iowa City and a Des Moines meeting with son Orlow returning from navy service. Residents attend league events, illness and travel news, farm and school updates, birthday and birth notices, and community actions across Grover Estherville Clinton and Mankato area.
Mrs A Lewis visited in Rake. Miss Place hosts a weiner roast. Mr and Mrs Jim Yoch family visits Van Horn with return home. Mrs Wilkinson Irene Ostheimer drive to Sioux City. Ruby Briggs to LeMars. Cemetery society dinner on Election day. Chapman couple travel to Ware then business. Elmer Meikle returns from Minnesota trip. Mrs J McMullen returns to Lake Park after visiting daughter. Mrs Black from Knierim greeted by Cooper party en route to Minnesota. Lanning family visits Minnesota for kin. McDonough family helps with corn husking. Miller daughter visits. School lecture by Evangelist praised. singing lively. High school Country Gentleman subscriptions contest ends. winners banquet Friday. Rev Hotchkiss reappointed to Superior. well regarded. Ladies Aid officers elected: Pres Wade, VP Mrs Yoch, Bee.
West Emmet residents attended a debate between Farm Bureau and Farmers Union in Superior on Thursday. Farm Bureau reps did not appear to defend their cause. Utz and Widdy of Equity Co operative Marketing Association outlined their work and urged Farmers Union membership. First local Farmers Union in Dickenson County. Scene noted as disappointing for Farm Bureau.
A Sunday visit at the S W Berg home involved travel by Ford, with the car breaking en route. Mrs G B Newton hosted Minnesota visitors. Jim Sanding and family left Tom Helgason’s house recently. Ben Archer and family plan to move back soon. Mrs S W Berg left for Iowa City for the Rebekah convention and relatives. Mabel Jones finished work at the Newton home and returned home. Ina Berg came back Friday from Guthrie Center. V R
The L J Anderson family visited the Bright home on Sunday. Everett Logue and family welcomed a son born Tuesday Oct 17. State of Welcome builds a cement tank on Everett’s farm. Loos and Will are tenants. Dining guests included the Blaggs and Woods. Chas Brandt hosted Irvin Clark Ter ris family and Clarence Brandt. P M Jackson toured H S Fain hog farm near Emmetsburg. Rev Geo Williams will hold Cradle Roll at Dunnell Methodist church next Sunday at 3 pm. Community Club Dunnell hosted Lake Fremont Farmers’ Club with a fine program and luncheon. comments praised farmer merchant cooperation. W M Canfield of Truman visited. V R:
E M E M E T E C H O E S reports show E P members attending revival at Estherville Monday night. Merle Robinson and Vern Treadway cut and hauled wood last week using the Ford for power. Miss Mae Kirchner faced blood poison threats from a nail scratch but is improving. Mr and Mrs George B Anderson of Estherville left Tuesday for Rochester Minnesota where Mr Anderson will continue...
The column lists residents visiting relatives in Estherville and Fort Dodge, rental moves for next year, and a flour delivery by the Farmers Union. Emmet School notes report strong attendance at a basket social raising 43.25, poetry and declamation entries, and debates on examinations with Norbert Raymond and Helen affirming.
Huntington residents report a revival in Estherville with Mr and Mrs Wilson Small in attendance while C E Fuller, ex depot agent, stopped in town. Beets shipped by Northern Sugar rise to twenty cars, half the regional crop harvested. Huntington Ladies Aid met at Corris Rewey, next at Mrs Anderson’s. A surprise party at C E Buckles honored Geo Brix with games and lunch. Mrs Payne returns with granddaughter to resume school, after five weeks visiting North Dakota. L W Alexander’s family grows and a masked ball is planned for Friday the 17th with Novelty Five Estherville providing music under M W A auspices. Mrs Walker returns from Estherville after caring for Seeleys’ daughter.
Mr and Mrs Hamm and family of Bingham Lake Minnesota visited Saturday night at the H Jensen home. Sunday dinner honored H Jensen's birthday with the Jensen Hamm and Garheart Jensen families. Various guests including the Small families and the Wil son Small household in Huntington joined. Spirit Lake hosts Qothella Webber staying at Judd Zerfoss home while Zerfoss hunts. Bert Keltz from Mason City spent Sunday with J R Keltz. An election dinner by the Cemetery society ladies at Olson's hall is planned.
Nov day activities include Rebekah lodge invitations for Spirit Lake ladies to visit Superior with about eighteen attendees. Reports mention guests at Buffalo Center, school lawn enhancements by janitor Garland, and W C T U and Culture Club meetings hosted by local residents.
The text argues that cheap imports drain income, leaving little coming in. It contends that those with jobs at decent wages are financially ahead weekly only under protection, while free trade causes ongoing losses and unemployment.
Oct. 18 marriage licenses granted to Donald H. Felkey 22 of Armstrong and Gladys Kinander 19 of Armstrong. The record notes ages and hometowns for the couple entering marriage.
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