Halloween Saturday night and town notes
Mrs. Frank Eiden was operated on for appendicitis at Harcourt hospital Sunday. Corn husking is under way with four to five cents a bushel. Temperature dropped to eighteen above Monday night but has moderated since. Floyd E. Travy and Miles Marie Crawford wed October 2, 1914, in Estherville. Obie Rosenberger appointed deputy grand chancellor of Knights of Pythias for several counties. Dr. W. G. Hyde, brother-in-law of Rev. A. S. Hock, now practices with Dr. A. Anderson in the Rhodes block. Hyde is a Rush Medical College graduate. An endorsement by Dr. Anderson is noted. Build a home remedy kit for common ailments and emergencies with Bexall Store products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eiden
Harcourt Hospital
Floyd E. Travy
Miles Marie Crawford
Fort Dodge
Justice Busby
Obrie Rosenberger
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Emmet
Dickinson
Kossuth
Winnebago
Hancock
Estherville
W. G. Hyde
A. 8. Hock
A. Anderson
Rhodes Block
Rush Medical College of
Chicago
Bolty Vestrem couple wed at Norwegian parsonage
Clyde Bolty and Rosa Vestrem were married Friday evening at eight at the Norwegian Lutheran parsonage with Rev. J. J. Akre officiating. Only relatives attended. Rosa Veastrem, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Veastrem, recently helped at the Vindicator and Republican office. Groom works for Cement Products Co. They plan a future home in Easterville after a Minneapolis visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Bolty
Rosa Vestrem
J. J. Akre
Martin Veatrem
Thin City
Vindicator
Cement Products Company
Minneapolis
Eatherville
Christian Church Sets Themes for Next Sunday Services
Readings announce themes for morning and evening services at the Christian church next Sunday. The 11 o'clock sermon will be The Christian Elector's Duty at Tuesday's Elections. The evening program launches a series on Rome Phases of the Christian Union and Economic Waste of Denominational Divisions. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Christian Union
Purely Personal Local Weekend Visits Across Iowa
Purely personal notes report numerous Sunday visits and trips. Residents traveled to Vinton, Iowa Falls, Graettinger, Albert Lea, Spirit Lake, Des Moines, Minneapolis, and Manitoba for visits, with several staying over for a few days. Church services are announced for next Sunday at 10 45 in the morning and 7 30 in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Crowley
Iowa Falls
Ralph Miller
William Tweedy Fain
Albert Lea
Clamp
Graver
Mearl Kerr
Graettinger
Spencer
West Bend
Alexander
Burnetaburg
Vialt
George Lorimer
Storm Lake
Alfred Rhodes
John
K. Allen
the Lakes
Revival Meetings Begin Sunday At Union Baptist Church
Revival meetings planned for three weeks start Sunday at Union Baptist Church with Prof Noah D Wood of Seymour directing the program as a chorus leader. The singing will be a strong feature and all are invited to attend evening services at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Baptist
Social Doings and Halloween Party Notes
Social Doings lists a 3 o'clock tea at the Green Room Thursday October 3 hosted by Mesdames Amundson More Parsons Lyon Raife and Rainey. A Halloween party for Baptist Sunday school girls and friends will be hosted by Miss Marion Ridley Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs F H Graft hosted a small group honoring Mrs Grant's aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Lewis of St Louis. This week on Friday the featured bake item is peanut brittle at the top center pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Room
John Amundaon
R. I. More
F. G. Parsons
Chas, Lyona
G. H. Raife
Jas Rainey
Amama Clase
The
Baptist Sunday School
Marion Ridley
F. H. Graft
Death of Mrs Mable Wagner in Cheyenne Wyoming
The community mourns Mrs Mable Wagner who died at her Cheyenne home after childbirth and illness. Born Mable Gertrude Hornby in Shemell Illinois she lived in Estherville Iowa and Wyoming. She married Henry A Wagner in 1908 and left a husband three daughters and a son, with four siblings and her parents surviving. Funeral services were held at the Cheyenne home and burial followed. A local Brotherhood of Homesteaders meeting is announced for Friday October 30 to recruit new members and welcome A L Marean, with music and refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Wagner
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Mable Gertrude Hornby
SheMeli
Pinois
Estherville
Iowa
Ple
Henry A. Wagner
Harry
Luaband
Hazel
Mable Marie
Helen Mina
H. KE. Gorton
GQ. C. Stearns
White
South Dakota
C. H. Sleninger
Ada
Minnesota
S. B. Higley
Harry and
Burton
Richard
B. of H. ‘S. Hall
A. L. Marean
Order
Marean
Asure
Arrest on Suspicion in Fire Bug Investigation
H G Zimmerman, sent by the state fire marshal, was arrested as a cooperating suspect in the city terrorizing fire bug case. A stranger selling fire extinguishers, he faced cross examination by Attorneys Morse and Coon, Detective Aimmerman, and Mayor Anderson, then released for lack of convicting evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.G. Zimmerman
Atate
Andersen
Morse and Coon
Aimmerman
Anderson
Methodist Church Sees Strong Attendance and Plans Halloween Party
The Methodist Episcopal Church reports splendid audience numbers at all services last Sabbath. Dr Case praises the reception of his ministry by the city. Nearly sixty youths attended League Devotional Services and a masquerade Halloween party is planned for next Monday evening. John Harewell to lead Sunday service and a full announcement to be made. Sunday school attendance surpassed two hundred with a push toward three hundred. Kunkel's Bakery promotes peanut brittle and a special jam sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harewell
Emmet County Sabbath School Convention at Estherville
Emmet County Sabbath School Convention will be held at the M. E. Church in Estherville Iowa on Wednesday November 4 with a devotional service at 10:00 a.m. led by Rev Akre. The program features talks on Sunday school efficiency including The Properly Equipped Sunday School by J M Hale and The Efficient Sunday School by N D Stem with committee appointments and a busy afternoon session including Teaching the Word by Miss Bird Trimble and Training for Service by Mrs B B Anderson. A question box business session song service and music by the High School Orchestra conclude the program with remarks by W L Stem State Secretary Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County
M. E. Church
Estherville
Iowa
A. M
Rev
Akre
J. M. Hale
N. D. Stem
Des Moines
P.M
Hill
Mies Bird Trimble
Christ
Pruitt
Armatrong
B. B. Anderson
F. Grundy
Ringsted
Stem
Albert Mahlum
Eatherville Music
W. 8. Brem
Des Moines Music
Special Saturday sale at Kunkel’s jewelry store
On Saturday stand ready for a special sale at ten cents per pound of peanut brittle. The store promises the largest line of jewelry community silverware and fancy goods ever shown for your approval. Special features next week at Smith Drug Co Rexall Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunkel’s Bakery
Kunkel
Smith Drug Co
Rexall
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Hugh B. Lawrence
ALK
Brief City News
Builth Drug Co
Bexall
Wilson
Bolty
Vestrem
Christian Church
Towa
Hamilton
Indorsement
Nick
Wade
Osceola Democrat
Democrat
Gueps
Mrs. W. Dickerson
Vinton
Nelson of
Ruthven
Eatherville Friends
Miss Alta Crafty
Mrs. W. Dalby
Spirit Lake
Allen Stockdale
Dea Moines
Thorsday
LeRoy Turner
Lobrville
Cassist
Ben Ruptiv
Weat
W. Robb
Hugo Hornwell
A. ©. Waylor
Hayfield
Elmer Roach
Manitoba
Canada
I. 8. Doyle
Carl Benz
William
Dannell
C. F. Harcourt
Weldon
Milford
John Munson
Peck
Walter
Wisconsin
Austin Jones
F. H. Graaf
Lewis
St. Louis
Twin Cities
Arthur J. LeValle
Albert Mack
Ralph Randolph
James VanValkenburgy
P. A. Sandera
Toledo
Fred White
W. J. Warner
Sioux City
Spaulding
L. R. Robinson
Ethel
Anna Bixby
Dunnell
Presbyterian Church
Misa Foster
F. Spegigk
U.S
Herbert Kaufman
Banille
Estherville Rhodes, Cashie
the Methodist Episcopal Church
League
AM. EB
Grover
J. O
Kasa
John L. Bobk
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