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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1920
Page
4
A letterpress notation from the city post office at Hather Wille Iowa indicates second class matter. Editorial note by A Nichols identifies him as Editor and Manager.
The item notes Davenport temperatures around 7R to 6 and Jacksonville Florida highs of 76 and 84. It comments that southern summers are not so bad, then shifts to election talk as husbands and wives argue over fall voting. It urges education to persuade women to vote merit with their husbands.
A long list of social visits, family updates, and small town happenings around Estherville. Items include relatives visiting Armstrong and Lost Island, farm trades, cattle market at Chicago, silo filling, plastering work, and various trips to Estherville, Sioux City, and Waterloo. Also mentions coal politics, waterpower advocacy, and local business updates along with a Rock Island siding project near the depot. Names include Mies, Crumb, O Brien, Ellersten, Robinson, Horswell, Sonash, Ahrens, Clark, Anderson, Sargent, Larson, Wheatley, Heinlich, Peters, and Dexter.
Dr Hhipe of Ai Geans and Miss Emma Jordan of Sibley visit with friends. A N Carlson visits from Des Moines to manage farming interests. Dr G G Griffith travels to West Bend to see relatives. Edith Demaree of Armstrong visits Fort Dodge area. Sam Warner returns from Minneapolis and northern Wisconsin. The Sillges, Egbers, and others travel to Emmetsburg for a meal at the Stedman home. Rev Gilbert Voorhies and Elder Peter Tornell attend Fort Dodge Presbytery. Young Herman Brekke injured by a car in Graettinger. recovery uncertain. Mrs J W Peterson brings her ill father W T March from Nebraska to live with them. Wm Stuart and Dr Knipe of Armstrong visit Estherville for business. they plan an extended western trip and winter in California.
Ed Singe sold Ninth street property and Grace Schwartz moved from LeMars with friends. Agnes Knight continues studies at the state university. T Johnston moves to north 12th street and sold his former home to J P Martyr. A Smith learned Zeeman arrived in Los Angeles and settled in their apartment. Mrs. Elmer Moore cared for relatives in Wear Bend then returned home. Mrs. Danielson died after fainting on a Armstrong trip, leaving husband and four children. Community extends sympathy. Reed and Eckhart families drove to Spirit Lake. Francis Albee returned from Wisconsin. Spoo Plenge of Gridley were mentioned.
Statement of condition for Dolliver Savings Bank Emmet county Iowa as of September 3 1920 sworn by Vice President M Whelan and Cashier L P Stillman before notary G B Goddard. It attests assets are bona fide and not loaned for display. Directors S B Reed R H Miller R E Sondrol attest witnesses present.
Last week Bill Goints left Saturday for a hunting trip in northern Minnesota. Ida Mae Satchett was on the sick list. Mrs Fred Stone of Estherville visited her daughter here last Thursday. Band two of the Ladies Aid was entertained at the Dr Mereness home. Mrs Dr Peters of Burt visited Mrs C E Sullivan Friday. A H Pickell spent a few days with his daughter and husband in Estherville. he came over Sunday and Mrs Pickell returned home with him. District Superintendent Clegg was here Wednesday for a business meeting. Novella Mitchell teaches at Terville and her school began last Monday. Tonia Miller and Gladys Slingerland of Ames spent the weekend at the Day Slingerland home.
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