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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
8
Residents from Jack Creek and nearby towns report travel to state fairs, family visits in Des Moines Fort Dodge and other Iowa locales, with threshing finished for the year. Local events include Whoopee in Armstrong, fall festival at Terris and various visits, trips, and teaching duties across Estherville Lytton and Sioux City.
Miss Clara Larson of Renwick, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Larson, visits the J C Weber home while her family once lived near the C N W railroad. Rev and Mrs C R Yeager of the M E church return from Des Moines after attending the state fair and visiting relatives. George Petschke of Ceylon Minnesota and Charlie Howard of Livermore drop by Dolliver on Friday. Mrs C E Sullivan, their guest, is brought to the Stillman home for a visit.
Mr and Mrs Henry Martens and baby and Miss Pearl Greenfield of Forreston Illinois visited Claude Benton and Ed Griese homes. Martens are cousins of Griese brothers. Lawrence Marness and two children of Casselton North Dakota visiting Griese homes. Harness family former Dolliver residents about 18 years ago. Arnold Hagehock and children of Estherville spent Sunday at John Griese home. Mrs L P Stillman called to Emmetsburg by brother's death Monday evening. V R.
Spencer's modernistic model home known as the House of Tomorrow will begin public inspections on Monday September 9 the opening day of the Clay County fair.
It was estimated that 1,100 persons were attracted to the house on Sunday Aug. 25. The house is owned by A. P. Nelson, with the Spencer Chamber of Commerce co operating in the showing. Spencer firms will completely furnish the house in lavish style.
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