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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
7
Local Grover residents attend church suppers and farm events while many visitors and relatives travel from Estherville and nearby towns. Reports detail dinners, anniversaries, and care at hospitals, plus parlor teas, picnics, threshing, and a Modern Woodmen gathering with a tug of war and ball game.
Lester Wickens visits his parents in Gruver. Gruver and Emmet H S battled Friday afternoon with Gruver edging Emmet 9 to 6. Next Friday a rematch is set in Grover. Community notices include travels, picnics, and gatherings among A N A members and local families.
Red Cross workers from Northwestern Iowa plan a conference at Wahkonsa Hotel Fort Dodge on September 22. Webster County hosts with experts from Chicago and Iowa will join representatives from many counties including this one. A noon roll call luncheon features Walter Davidson and remarks on Red Cross as a community activity.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Balmer of Dolliver entertained as supper guests at the L. P. Anderson home. Mrs. Williamson visited a son near Armstrong for the weekend. The Kreiger and Ramsey couples toured Blue Earth to see Peter Sorgen’s home. Walter Scott Andie Amdahl and Marie Hansen came from Lamberton for a visit. Marie planned a week with her sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Vetter returned from Yetter after a week with relatives.
Prairie du Chien Courier reports the secret behind the car with a single light at night. A federal agent investigated bootlegger activity in Prairie du Chien McGregor Marquette Lancaster and Plattsville. The sign is linked to an organized bootlegging network as anti booze groups seek votes. Thought for the Day urges hospitality to strangers.
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