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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1922
Page
6
Nels Nelsen returned home from Clinton on Thursday. Emil Mouritsen visited from Fairmont. Aaby girl born to Mr and Mrs Hans Jensen celebrated Sunday. Several families and friends visited various homes in Bancroft Algona Spencer Blue Earth and Graettinger. Obstacles include hospital stays and transportation to Jefferson. Several dances and fairs enliven local life with guests from Anita Spencer Withee and Estherville.
Dorothy Anderson Layle Mason and many neighbors came back from Wisconsin Minnesota and South Dakota trips. Families moved to new homes attended fairs and planned church activities. The Camp Fire Girls visited Hand's Park with Rev Marsh.
STATE LINE reports a Benson family reunion at Arnold's Park with about fifty attendees including Murray, Hans, Andrew, and Martin Benson from Minnesota towns Austin and Barnesville, plus Dr and Mrs. Benson and children from Willmar. Other items note travel plans, church events, and local happenings such as canning efforts by Petersburg school teams and property rental changes.
Mrs A Yoch spent a few days visiting daughter Mrs Walter Eads at Ceylon. Mrs O R Olson and Donald of Es terville visited here last Thursday. Alberta Leader was guest of Esther Hansen last week. Mrs Trowbridge and Percy returned Thursday reporting a fine trip. Inez and Clara Wiley started at Armstrong schools this week. The Clump girls begin their schools this week. Irene will teach.
Mrs C E Sullivan visited relatives in Livermore while Linus Stillman from Estherville spent Sunday at home. Everett Sullivan and wife hosted his mother Mrs Tuthill of Centerville. Louis Pickell and family of Milford returned from a two week vacation in northern Wisconsin. Will Mellwraith's W C T U met Friday with an engaging program and planned activities for the year. refreshments were served. The Ladies Aid will meet in the church annex Thursday afternoon September 14 with the officer election to be held at the next session.
Sophus Lund and family visited the West Bend grotto while Dan Booth of Estherville spent time with his daughter Mrs Soren Nelson of Halfa. Miss Emma Hanson and brothers attended the Luther League convention in Estherville. James Welsh Sr and son John hauled a load of sheep to Buffalo Center. Rev Mortenson left for Estherville to visit Dr Voorhies and then Chicago to study for a Masters in seminary. He will also visit his parents in Harlan. The community laments his departure due to faithful church work. Sam Skow of Lamberton Minn visited the Welsh family. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Joe Hassel last Sunday. Cleve Race and Emmet Carrothers went to Ceylon. Eva Stevens returned from Estherville hospital improved. Chas Christian and family shopped in Estherville. Rev Mortensen visited the Welsh home Friday. Tom Olson and family were Ringsted callers Thursday. Ross Simpson and Sam Show, James Welsh Jr were in Emmetsburg on business Friday. Hoping Players presented home talent plays at Ringsted and Graettinger, well attended. proceeds benefit Hoping church. Miss Jennie Nelson of Ringsted will teach district No 2 for the next year. Frank Rentsma did business in Grover. Miss Helen Welsh leaves for Maple Hill to teach next year.
Mr and Mrs Geo Smith of Rolling Green township formerly of Lake Fremont were guests at the F A Silcox home last Wednesday. Rosenberger Brothers recently purchased a Sampson tractor. Wayne Silcox and Alden Flygate left Friday for the Minnesota State Fair as county pig and Holstein Calf club winners, each receiving a free trip and board. Mrs T E Waughtal and son Chas.
A Guthrie Minnesota move arrives Tuesday evening after 340 miles in one day. Waughtal reaches Dunnell with household goods and livestock. Lumber from their Guthrie farm, 70000 feet, ships down. Foundations laid for a modern house and barn, building to start. Arthur Woods and Logue families visited. School begins in Dist 69 with Augusta Zeimer as teacher. Chamber of Commerce August financials show balance 460.34 and disbursements including rain insurance for track.
Coleman Hospital at 826 North 8th Street lists R. C. Coleman and M. R. Sathe as doctors with telephone numbers for office and residence. Special emphasis on surgery X ray and radium treatments.
A historical financial snippet shows multiple dollar values including 14.00 25.00 75.00 and 398.78 with a total 853.69 and a balance of 28.73 as of September 1 1922. The fragment records sums and balances for an account or ledger entry.
Nearly all bad habits of people result from influences of associates and home conditions in childhood. Exchange.
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