Wallingford Highlights Social and Local Notices
Miss Ida Nelson visits Graettinger friends for a few days. Alen Anderson suffers appendicitis. Mr and Mrs Oscar Myhre visit Minneapolis for several days. Mrs Betsey Peterson and Miss Ilda Jacobson travel to Estherville. C H Danielson works on Farmers Elevator building. Fred Walden employed by Paul Paulson. Miss Robb of Estherville visits town. Osear Traford’s runaway accident without injuries. Chas Anderson leaves section, joins elevator crew. Eric Egertson visits Estherville. Anton England and wife at lakes Sunday. Chris Hanson visits Estherville. Etta Iverson to marry Oscar Nelson. Mrs Paul Paulson ill. Albert Walden leaves for Fillmore county MN. Farmers Elevator Co board meets. P J Paulson visits from Graettinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Nelson
Graettinger
Alen Anderson
Oscar Myhre
Minneapolis
Betsey Peterson
Ilda Jacobson
Estherville
C. H. Danielson
Varmers
Fred Walden
Paul Paulson
Bane up from Marseilles and town news notes
Mr 8 D Osgood reports from Marseilles Monday afternoon. L O Kallestad ill last Monday evening while waiting on the freight, improving now and may soon attend to station duties. Elevator project advances rapidly with many workers. Rev Panulsrud to hold services next Sunday. A child of Mr and Mrs Chris Larson ill Saturday night. Doctors Bradley and Birney in town on professional business. Various travelers and locals visited or traveled, including Miss Clara Fuller starting school, Miss Marion Barnum en route to Dolliver, and many social visits. Vacation tours advertise lower summer excursion rates via Minnesota & St Louis. Swan Lake and Grayer area schooling, church and social events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Osgood ‘Bane
Marseilles
Tls
L. O. Kallestad
Panulsrud
Chris Larson
Birney
Chris Hanson
Jamestown
N. D
Amands Peterson
Graettinger
Larson
Marion Barnum
Cedar Falla
Jna
Colburn
Secor
Tis
J. J. Overholt
O. P. Egland
Decorah
A. Egland
Sioux Falls
J. Ira. Overholt
Grasttinger
Pheo. Holgninz
Qarl Groth
Minneapolis
Sando Olsen wed at Estherville home of parents
At noon on September 4 1907 in Estherville Minnesota E G Sando and Miss Albertine Olsen were married by Rev Seestrand of New London in front of about forty relatives and friends A three course dinner followed They are well known locally The bride is daughter of Ben and Mrs Olson who moved from Illinois four years ago The groom son of T O Sando is junior partner in Irwin Sando proprietors of Wallingford's Big Department Store They will reside in rooms over the Farmers Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Township
E.G. Sando
Albertine Olsen
Seestrand
New London
Minnesota
Thie
Illinois
T. O. Sando
Irwin & Sando
Wallinford
Engraving and monogram designs by Jay Johnston Co
A compact notice notes engraving services by Jay Johnston and Co offering fine engraving monograms Old English and script styles. The piece mentions A H Pickell and son returning from a week with relatives in Clear Lake and Rockwell and references community social notes including threshing by the Ladies Aid and local residents in Dolliver Grover and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Johnston & Co
A. H. Pickell
Son Lee
Clear Lake
Rockwell
Clear
Community notes from Estherville township events
Emmet residents share Sunday visits and social calls while attending the state fair in Minneapolis. Individuals from the area market cats, visit relatives, or seek land purchases. Funeral attendance, a new housing inquiry, and cautions about hunting safety appear amid local social gatherings and family news.
Local notices and social items from Estherville region
Siay Johnston & Co promotes market access. MIDWAY Misa Pullen begins teaching in Rob West district Monday. Hazle Richarde attends Estherville schools. Jennie Hansen visits Armstrong friends. Jags, Sharp, and B. F. Taylor attend M Parriott funeral in Estherville. Chicken pie supper at Mr Mussen’s Thursday. Grandma Rice visited Minneapolis for fair and brother. West Bros ships threading outfit to Pipestone, aims fall run. Social at Mr Broad’s despite poor weather. 8. F. Taylor elected lay delegate to M E church conference. L. P. Stillman named alternate. Telegrapher strike disrupts repairs. E J Nichola uses phone to reach Minneapolis. Charles Slaninger and Fanny Hornby wed. trip to twin cities for sights and fair. Congratulations to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Pullen
Rob West
Hazle Richarde
Estherville
Jennie Hansen
Armstrong
Jags
Sharp
B. F. Taylor
M. Parriott
Minneapolis
Charles Slaninger
Fanny Hornby
Pwin
New Jewelry Designs and Piano Rent Ad
In period catalog style the notice advertises newest designs in jewelry with engraving free and mentions Jay Johnston & Co and Frank Albro offering pianos to rent. The brief item signals shop offerings and rental services without extra details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Johnston & Co
Frank Albro
Free Methodist District Conference Held in Glenville Minnesota
The Free Methodist district conference met in Glenville Minnesota closing Sunday. Represented from this area were Rev. Ada S. Hall I Stanhope and Rev. John Sutton. Appointments for the coming year include St. Paul district led by B Y Neal and T L Burns district elder with several churches in Minneapolis Plymouth Estherville Capener and others receiving appointed supplies or leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church District
Glenville
Minn
Ada S. Hall
I. Stanhope
John Sutton
Minnesota and
Northern Iowa
The
Free Methodist Church
St. Paul
B. Y. Neal
T. L. Burns
Minneapolis
Plymouth
C. W. Sutton
Riceville
Samuel Upton
Mason City
A. J. Smith
Bonair
Blanch Smith
Hayfield
Durant
Mapleton
B. I. Hubbard
Estherville
Y. Neal
Adam S. Hall
Armstrong
Moses Jossart
Capener
W. G. Anderson
Peterson and
Douglas Center
Winnebago
Pleasantview
I. N. Howell
Catarrh Cured By Hyomei Ad Claims Cure
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a complete cure for catarrh saying it treats the air you breathe and kills germs. It asserts modern science proved catarrh a germ disease and guarantees refunds if the remedy fails, offered by F. S. Shadle & Co. in Estherville and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Ireland
F. 8. Shadle & Co
Health in the Canal Zone and Electric Bitters
The Panama Canal work tempts skilled artisans despite malaria fears. Readily used to ease digestions and illnesses, Electric Bitters is advertised as safe against malarious influence and curing various ailments. Available from Williams & Anderson's druggists for 50 cents. Also offering legal blanks for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Williams & Anderson
New Jewelry Selection Shines With Quality
Our store offers a new range of high quality jewelry, carefully chosen among the best options available. No cheap items, only durable pieces that meet discerning standards for value and style.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wallingford
Department
M Wolden
Lena Larson
Albert Walden
Filmore County
Farmers Elevator Co
P. J. Paulson
Farmers Savings Bank
J. M. Wolden, Optician
Iowa
J. Ferguson
Wallingford, Iowa
Gus Merklin
McCormick
T. Sevatson
Ae ‘Ord
Lagford
Felephoge Central Basket Gent
Pasedaye
W. B. Bradley
L. B. Nelson
P. P. Walden
M. H. Schlooman
J. P. Littell
Bickel Produce Co
Emmetsburg
Lewis Rustad
Martin Ansland
S. H. Framenhouse
Minneapolia
Company 8
Oscar Walker
Arthur
Dysart
Barber
Ratherville
Ringsted
Raske
Hill’a
Dean
Odylon Vinitora
Grandma Merriott
Ranker Stillman
Ariver
Gruyer School
Hagan
Miss Crowston
G. Higinbotham
Crawston
Will
Harvey
Louise Abernathy
Jacobson
Sando-Olsen
Dolliver
Jim Merriott
Mrs. Sharp of
Grover
Roy Merriott
Mr. Pickell
Mike Ling Sharp
Mrs. Burdine Clerk
Emmet
H. A. Barber
I. J. Robinson
J. A. Barber
Neice
Agnes Luikart
Xr. Robinson
Ed Kirchner
V. Schmidt
Chas. Zeimer
Bill Atkins
Storm Lake
Parriott
Charley Anderson
Chas
Johnny Stanergan
Masdames
A. J. White
C. I. Haynes
Olmsted
I.J. Robin Son
Anna
Margaret
Siay Johnston & Co
Tiona
Washington
F. M. District
Canal Zone
James Refsell
Mile
Andershier
James Refsell , Peter G. Milter
W. Converse
H. K.groth
Bando
Bevatson
B. Hi, Hartung
P. B. Anderson
O. Anderson
Wolden Drug CO
Estherville, Iowa
Cattie
Horsey
B. E. Whitmore
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