Dinner With Mr John South Ends Quietly
A brief, unnamed event notes a dinner with Mr and Mr John South concluded without incident.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1921
Page
3
A brief, unnamed event notes a dinner with Mr and Mr John South concluded without incident.
The American Press carries a notice from editor RO A Nichols stating the periodical is mailed at the Tabher Ville post office in Iowa on second class matter with foreign advertising.
Mr and Mrs Chas Brandt visited a brother in Hinkley Minnesota then Minneapolis for the fair and plan to return early this week. Numerous neighbors and relatives travel by auto to nearby towns and state fair events. Trips include Cavin moving to north 6th street and Sharar household gatherings with the Anderson family from Worthington and Sharar host in Minnesota. Nearby families, illnesses and accidents are noted with several trips to Minneapolis and Des Moines for visits and medical concerns.
Ladies Day at the Elks Club on Thursday offers a social afternoon in a cordial setting. Members and guests expect friendly exchanges, light refreshments, and a welcoming atmosphere typical of Elks gatherings.
The Civics Department of the Women's Club met Monday afternoon with Mrs. H. Sconberg and thirty members present. Refreshments were served by the hostess and assistants. Kline served frappe. An enjoyable afternoon was spent. The next meeting will be with Mrs. B J Kline on Monday, September 26.
The Rebekah lodge schedules Colfax day at the Odd Fellows hall on September 20 inviting Odd Fellows wives Rebekahs and husbands. A program will be presented with refreshments and dancing to close the evening, touted as one of the year s best occasions.
Craig Bingham left Monday for Fairbault to enter Shat tuck Military Academy, joining a wave of local youths pursuing military education.
Ed Callendar and F E Martin are visiting Ackley Minnesota for a week of fishing. Many locals spend weekends with family, travel to nearby cities, and attend the state fair and other gatherings.
Mrs Tom Nivison hosted a social afternoon for neighbors on Saturday in honor of Mrs E B Haskell who planned to return to White Bear Lake Minnesota after visiting her niece Mrs Jay Johnston. A tasty lunch was served at the close of the gathering.
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