Estherville Enterprise from Estherville, Iowa • Page 8

1STHERVILLEL IOWA. BNTlBRPRlSa WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1935. SALE Starts Thursday, Sept. 26th at 9 o'Clock Everything goes in this sale, Quality Clothing, Shoes, Shirts, Hats and a fine line of Gents Wearing Apparel All at Greatly Reduced Prices WE HAD A FIRE ON FRIDAY, THE 13TH. It was more smoke than fire.

We have a complete stock of Quality Merchandise which will be put on the market at this Sale. Not damaged to any great extent as the room was soon cleared of the dense smoke. Here Is Your Opportunity! Come Early and Get Your Choice! Dolliver and yicinity Mr. and Mrs. S.

B. Reed celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary Sunday, Sept. 22nd. On account of Mr. Reed being so poorly, it was thought best to not have the whole family at home so Mr.

and Mrs. A. R. Eckhart served dinner to ten and supper to eighteen the relatives. Those present Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Heed of Amboy, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Reed and Marylis of Fairmont, Mrs. Alice Shuttleworth, Laurence and Paul of Thompson, Mr.

and 'Mrs, Jim Reed and Mr. Horton. (Mrs. Jim Reed's father) from. Emmetsburg, Mrs.

Wertz, Mrs. Jeannetta Palmer, Keo and Betty of Bsthervillo, Mrs. Willis Wertz, Beverley and Bernadine of Gruver, Mr. and Mrs. Fred and Fred, Jr.

of Spirit Lake, besides several friends that called at the Reed home to wish them many returns of the day. Lulu Davis had the misfortune to fall and hurt her arm quite badly one day last week. Fortunately no bones were broken as was thought at first to be the case. Lawrence Anderson entertained the Lutheran Ladies Aid last Thursday. After the business meet- Ing a delicious luncheon was served by the hostess.

Mr. A. C. Welch assisted by Miss Anderson from Estherville, held a demonstration of Wear-Elver Aluminum at the Ed. Griese home Friday evening.

Those present were Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Mohlebust, Mr.

and Mrs. M. J. Iverson. Those invited but unable to attend were Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Lundahl, Mr. and Mrs. John Griese and Mr. and Mrs.

Iyer Hansen. Galen Weber, Robert Tvedte, Carl against road injuries and defects in OTHER GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY SIZES IN PROPORTION SIZE PRICE 4.40-21 $5.20 4.50-21 5.70 4.75-19 6.05 SIZE PRICE 4.50-20 $5.50 5.00-19 6.50 5.25-18 7.20 Prices subject to change without notice. Sxate sales tax additional. Heinrich Tire and Battery Shop EstherviHe, Iowa Griese, August Burdette, George Web-! er and Donald Rachle attended the show in Armstrong Friday night. Miss Maurine Harker spent the week end at the home of her parents, at Spirit Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Petersen were Estherville shoppers Thursday afternoon.

Miss Helen Ross spent Sunday at the Wm. Mcllwraith home. Only one more Sunday until the Annual Conference, which is to be held at Spencer this year. James Liscomb has begun harvesting his potatoes. Mr.

Liscomb has 40 acres of very fine potatots. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Evans and family of Ormsby, were Sunday visitors at the parental Martin Balmer home.

Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Mohlebust, the Misses Harker, Colby, Gudell, Williams, and Aulerich, Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Lundahl, Mr. and'Mrs. Harvey Klein, Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Weber and Mrs. Redhead attended the League program at the Palestine Church Sunday evening. Miss Harker sang a solo and Rev.

Kloth, pastor of the Ringsted and Dolliver Luther a churches, gave a very interesting talk. Miss Mavis Olson left Wednesday for Iowa City where she will enter the hospital at that place medical treatment. Word has been received of the death of Mr. C. M.

Webb of Rolfe, la. Mr. Webb is the father of Miss Ruth Webb, who is a former teacher in our school here. We extend sympathy Miss Webb. Little Freddie Davis had the misfortune to fall in the Lily pool at the Paul Anderson home one day last week.

Kenneth Burdette heard his cry and helped him out. He was badly frightened but not hurt. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Tvedte and family of Dolliver, Mr.

and Mrs. Olaf Tweedt and daughter Olive of Estherville drove to West Bend Sunday to see the Grotto. Rev. Yeager spent a few days last week at Huntington helping to complete their new basement under the Church at that place. Word has been received 3f the birth of a daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Stillman at Algona, Congratulations! Dolliver and Gruver pla.yed base ball Tuesday on the home diamond, the score being 6-5 in favor of Dolliver. On Friday they played Ringsted, the score of this game being 13-3 in favor of Ringsted. Marvelle Burdette spent the week end at the Dahlke home. The Living Links Sunday School class took in $9.75 at their hake sale Saturday.

They considered that very good, and wish to thank those who helped to make it a success. Lavon Sargent of Huntington was a Sunday dinner guest of his friend, Stanton Yeagor. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Huckabach of Estherville, Mr.

and Mrs. John Griese Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thassin and family were calling at the Ed. Griese home Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Leonard Trees of Britt spent a few days the past week with her sister, Miss Clara Moltzen. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jensen and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Jensen nnd family and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Cotton came up from Lone Rock Sunday With Mr. and Mrs.

Victor Whalen and Jackie had a picnic djnner at Tuttle Lake Park. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moltzen, and family of Ceylon were Sunday callers of Mrs. Clara Moltzen.

South of Estherville The W. R. C. C. met at the home ot Mrs.

T. Thornburg Thursday. Election of officers was the main part of tile business meeting; Mrs. J. Kasa, Mrs.

F. Coon, and Mrs. M. Calvin, Corresponding Sec'y. All members were present but two.

Those present were Mrs. C. Miller, Mrs. M. Galvin, Mrs.

F. Coon, Mrs. W. Hucker of Graettinger, Mrs. F.

Yule, Mrs. J. W. Panncll, Misses Scssil ami Alpha Jncobson, Mrs. F.

Mrs. L. Barrett, Mrs. J. Kasa, Mrs.

H. Michael, Mrs. E. Michael, Mrs. L.

Wiseman, Mrs. G. Pullen, Mrs. G. Stutfus.

Mrs. E. Duckett and Mrs. C. Spoo of Gruver, Mrs.

G. Michael was a guest at the' meeting. Mr. and Mrs. M.

Bender were supper guests in the Lee Kamp home Sunday. Mrs. Fred Zitterich spent one day last week in the John Spoo home. Mr. and Mrs.

Merle Galvin were Tuesday evening guests in the Jerry Galvin home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Shirley were Tuesday evening dinner guests in the Tom Thornburg home.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gage and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Poe Vanderhoff and Roy were Sunday dinnei guests in the Robert West home.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Klein were Sunday evening dinner guests in the Henry Klein home. Mrs. Frank Abell and Frances spent Wednesday in Sioux City.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Graff and Bonnie and Mr. and Mrs. P.

I. Schmidt were Sunday evening guests in the John Graff home Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Michael and Maxlne were Saturday dinner guests at the T. Thornburg home.

Arnold Hoganson, Earl Barrett, William Zitterich, Herman Zerke, Mr. Nelson, Herbert Spoo and Leonard Barrett are enjoying a ten day's fishing trip in northern Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Galvin, Loretta, Mr.

and Mrs. T. Thornburg and sons Dewaine and Merlyn were Sunday evening guests in the Harry Michael home. Mr. and Mrs.

Merle Galvin and Lore tta were Thursday evening guests at the Tom Thornburg home. Mrs. W. Rucker of Graettinger spent Thursday in the parental F. B.

Yule home. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Galvin were Sunday afternoon guests in the Tom Thornburg home. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed. Zitterich and family were Sunday visitors In the Jake Zitterich home. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Michael were Wednesday callers In Graettinger. Mrs. Jamie Kasa and Sessil Jacobson assisted Miss Alpha Jacobson with cooking for silo fillers. Mr. and Mrs.

Louie Harris and family and Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Smith and family; Harry Michael, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and Rex Smith were Sunday guests in the Charlie Smith home.

Mrs. Edwin Michael and Maxine spent Wednesday and Thursday ia the Tom Thornburg home. Emmet Township Miss Maxine Truesdell was a Sunday dinner guest at the home ot Ivadelle Leo. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Johnson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Poetel- lo and family traveled to St. James, to attend a family reunion Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Schaper are the proud parents of a baby boy, Lowell Edwin, born Saturday morning at the Blrney Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Lilland, Mr.

and Mrs. T. Olson and sons of Estherville, Mr. and Mrs. T.

Sunde, Sadie Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Sunde of Huntington enjoyed a picnic dinner at Riverside Park Sunday. J. H.

O'Brien of Armstrong is at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. O'Brien, recovering from an appendicitis operation which he underwent recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Mack Ellis and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Ival Clark home. Mrs. Walter Peterson and baby and Mrs.

Amanda Andreason and son Harold of Sibley have been visiting at the Herman Peterson home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schaper anil fam ily visited at the August Schaper home Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Wiltsie and Mnr- jorle called at the Mack Ellis home Sunday evening. Iva Evfileth lias been visiting at the home of Averil Sargent for the past week. Mr. and Mrs.

S. Williams of Wintrrrtet, Iowa, have been visiting at the parental Elmer Hotlgcrs and Byrd Williams homes. Tlie J. U. G.

-I-II Club met at the home of Eloise Logue Saturday. The Ever Willing Workers Club met at the home of Mrs. Lambert Loyoll Thursday. and Mrs. E.

Logue and fnm- Ifnipfent Sunday at the M. H. Silcox In Dunnall. Lorrene Lilland, Mrs. Everett Logue and Eloise Logue visited the Conservation Camp at Orleans Saturday night.

Eloise Logue spent Friday night at the home of Ivadelle Leo. Mr. and Mrs. A. O.

Anderson and family spent Sunday afternoon at the R. W. King home. Harvey Lilland spent the week end at Armstrong. Richard Logue spent Saturday evening at the F.

M. Cunningham home. Harold Duckett underwent nn operation on his foot Monday Estherville Lutheran Clinrch L. A. Mathre, Pastor Services next Sunday at 11 o'clock in the English language.

Sunday School at 10 A. M. Luther League at 8 P. M. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening, at 8:00 o'clock at the Church.

Choir Practice this evening (Wednesday) at the H. M. Knutson home. The Dorcas Society meets this evening (Wednesday) with Imogene Knutson. The Ladies Aid meets Thursday of next week with the following hostesses: Mesdames Oscar Fagre, Elmer Shaw, N.

C. Christensen and John Hansen. The Confirmation Class meets Saturday at 10 A. M. Union State Line Church Services Sunday, Oct.

6th, at 10:45. Sunday School every Sunday at 9:45. Confirmation Class, Wednesday, at 2:30 P. M. Gruver and Vicinity Glenn Snyder of Dayton, visited Sunday in the home of his uncle, Robert Woods.

Ladies League will meet Thursday afternoon of this week with Mrs. Bill Ramsey and Mrs. Billie Higinbotham serving. A short missionary program will be given. Robert Woods lost a good horse last week and Arnold Carey lost one the first of this week.

The nature of the ailment his not been determined, but is though: to be a poison. Miss Thelma Ressler was a week end visitor in the home of her sister, Mrs. Ray Delllng near Superior. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Jaster and lit- tie son of St. Peter, came Sunday morning for a visit in the parental Claude Ressled home. In the afternoon they, with Mrs, Ressler and Helen drove to Superior to visit In the home of a sister, Mrs. Ray Delling. Mrs.

Niles Wertz and daughters drove to Dolliver to meet with other relatives of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Heed, who were quietly celebrating the 00th wedding anniversary of the couple.

Grandpa Reed has been ill for some time and was not feeling as well as usual. Willis Wertz and Gus Knutson trucked a load of stock to St. Paul Wednesday night and on Sunday night Willis and Vernie 'Wertz trucked- a load to Sioux City. Miss Mildred Johnson left Sunday for a visit in the home of her mother, Mrs. Oscar Johnson in Minneapolis.

On Sept. 30th she will enter a hospital there to take nurses training. Mr. and Mrs. George Kenilne left Sunday by auto for Oklahoma City, to visit in the home of Mrs.

Kenline's twin brother, W. Smith nnd with other relatives. They will also visit points in-Iowa and Nebraska before returning. Mr. and Mrs.

Charlie Higinbotham enjoyed a visit Thursday from their nieces, Mrs. Floyd Fisher and Mrs. Christensen of Forest City. Mrs. A.

M. Brown and daughter, Mildred and Mrs. Willis Wertz and Mrs. Lawrence RIcke were shopping in Fairmont Thursday. Robert Andrews, son of Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. Andrews enrolled as a Senior in the Estherville school last week and is boarding with his aunt, Mrs. Walter Wilson.

Mr. and Mrs. George Davis of Estherville and daughter, Miss Lillian Davis, of Parsons, were Sunday dinner guests in the home of their daughter and sister, Mrs. J. E.

Goldsberry. Mrs. Earl Wilcox was hostess to the members of the Center Country Club at her home last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Oscar Wickens is entertaining the Midway Country Club members in her home in Estherville.

this afternoon, Sept. 24th. Will Harvey is making preparations to build a barn on his farm, bo- ing operated by his son, Robert. Charlie Mavis is also finishing a barn on his eighty, just east of the Will Harvey home. F.

L. McCoy has rented the farm occupied by Mrs. Nevin Gilleland, west of Estherville and will move there in the spring. The Ray Scott family from Wallingford will move to the farm to be vacated by Mr. McCoy.

The Misses Mary and Marie Reid will leave this week for Des Moines where they will enter the Thompson School of Beauty Culture. The Maple Hill ball team played the Gruver high school team on the home ground Friday afternoon, Gruver winning by a score of 13-3. On Tuesday afternoon a ball game between Ringsted and Gruver was played on the Gruver grounds. Mrs. Zadie Krieger of Lockport, 111.

came Thursday a week ago, for an extended visit in the home of her sister, Mrs. Kate Grems, who is confined to her bed with a broken leg, and with her sisters, Mrs. Walter Grems and Miss Iva Brannen. She came with two nieces of Frank Krieger from Chicago, who visited a few days in the Krieger home. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur King of Elgin, 111., came Saturday and were week end guests with Mrs. King's brother- in-law, J. H. Merrlott in Estherville.

They visited the flrst of the week with her brother. Gene Pickell and other relatives. Mrs. King was formerly Mrs. Gertrude Davis.

The members of the Triple C's met Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Guy Ramsey near Maple Hill. The next meeting will be in the home of Mrs. Harry Webber. Faunlette Hays was a week end visitor in the home of her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Win. Hayes. Mrs. Elbert Hayes and son Junior left Saturday night for California for a two weeks visit with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Kulte and other relatives. Mrs. Vanche Miller of Estlnrville was a guest Wednesday in the home of her niece, Mrs. Robert Harvey.

Miss Evelyn Huin of Auburn was a guest Thursday in the home of her brother Leo, at the cafe. Melvin Sorenson of Waterloo was a short time visitor Saturday in the parental Soren Sorenson home. ImiuanucI Lutheran Church Missouri Synod E. Emery and N. -1th St.

English service next Sunday morning at 10:45. Sunday School at 10:00. Communion service in English two weeks from Sunday. Such as wish to partake are asked to remain after service next Sunday and register. The young people of the congregation are invited to attend the Walther League zone rally at the Spencer fair grounds next Sunday afternoon.

Bible lecture for adults Thursday evening at 8:00 in the church. Children's instruction class Saturday morning at 0:30 in the church. Otis L. Lang, Pastor. Matter of Time Until WPA Projects Will Be Approved Here There seems to be no use of getting all fussed up because we did not get on the first list out oE projects granted by the Government.

There were about one hundred and twenty projects approved in Iowa. We understand that Polk County had-some one hundred and ninty projects on flic. There were probably thousands of projects filed in Iowa alone and every state had to have some to start with. We will without a doubt get the project on North 9tB Street of paving and north on 17 with black top. Also two blocks on 13th Stivct anj others.

As far as the work on Highway south of Walijingford, there no I doubt of this work done. The contract will be advertised ou or bout Oct. 1st and the contract let on about the fifteenth; Work has commenced on Xo. west of Spirit Lake, at least the I material is on the ground. There is, I we understand, 14 miles of this The project of fixing up the island and the river above the bridge will I come before the WPA board.

The! work of making the surveys is 'je-j ing done at this time but the appli-l cation we understand has been filed. I The committee in charge look-1 ing after these projects and the cityl council have done everything ble to get these projects approved and it will only be a matter of tlmel until our turn will arrive In line those filed in advance of us. Church of Christ The climax of a year's work in a graded church school is Promotion Day. It will be properly observed next Sunday at all services at tiie Church of Christ, Corner of 7th and East Des Moines Streets. Church School at 9:45, followed by our regular morning church service at 11, All members of all departments will convene in the church auditorium for this morning service.

The theme is planned for the children, title "Three Keys I Need." We are inviting all church school members, church members and parents of enrolled children to these morning services of the church. Program and Promotion Likewise we urge these same groups to be present Sunday evening at 8, as we fellowship together In a program presented by representatives from our church school, ranging from the Beginners to the Senior Deuartment. Fred D. Sawyer, Minister FOR owned by Des Moines Joint Stock Land Bank, I located in Minnesota. Write Dee N.

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