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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1923
Page
3
Extensive local notes cover visits, outings, and farewells in Dunnell Minnesota. Mentions include Ruth Nelson visiting Ostergren home, the Austin couple leaving, and a military funeral for Leonard Nelson. Also reports on car mishap, fair attendance, and students attending Sherburn High School. A forthcoming Terry’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin show heads to Estherville with a full festival schedule including contests and speeches.
The Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce delegation comprising wholesalers manufacturers bankers and other business men will arrive in Estherville next Wednesday September 12 from 7:30 am to 11 am. An entertainment is planned for the occasion.
The program forms better acquaintance between wholesalers manufacturers and customers across the state. Excur sions foster direct meetings with heads of institutions boosting fellowship and mutual understanding. About 100 Cedar Rapids representatives join a chartered train featuring Pullmans dining and club cars and a notable Hanford Post American Legion Band with two soloists in French blue uniforms.
Mr and Mrs A R Markley with Mr A Dyke and daughter Delma returned Monday from an auto trip through central Iowa visiting Eldora Fort Dodge Steamboat Rock Clarksville Peatening Maines and Mason City.
O R Gardner & Son announce a sale on Saturday September 15 at their Graettinger area farm two miles northwest. They offer fifty head of pure bred Poland China hogs including spring boars and gilt stock. Catalogues will be ready by week’s end.
Master Mechanic Paul Linthicum returned from Mayo hospital Rochester Tuesday evening in Supt Allen's private car. He is very sick, and friends hope for the best. H T Dempsey went from Cedar Rapids to escort him home. Mrs Linthicum had been with him at Rochester. Walter ee has ned from vhise werintendeove 'S. es ant ae tas sig position with the Store. he orders have Wig 1 receiv ee ing the vsicontemplated. ou ithe: bookkeeping tanti time: accounting departments ithe super intendent's office. Sunt. H. E. Allen"wis in Sioux Falls earlier this week with Gen eral Manager Coughlin of Des Moines. Road Master J. W. Peterson and wife visiting in St. Paul at Mrs. Peterson's brother W. T. March. Mrs J T Hackett left for Galt to be with an aunt who is dangerously ill. Mr and Mrs E C Wartchow and son Carl of St Paul weekend guests of Miss Irene Wartchow and mother Mrs E M Wartchow. Dispatcher Joe Orvis and wife spent Mr Orvis' vacation at the Town State Fair. This week Mr Orvis visits sisters at Sumner and Waterloo. Engineer Ray Lytle bought Chas Powell’s West Emery street residence and occupies it with his family. Mr and Mrs Cochren and baby of Lenox, visiting Lloyd Hyatt, left for their home. Mrs Hyatt and children accompanied them.
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