Emmet County, Iowa
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Baringerr

Miss Mabel Baringerr of Ruthven, Iowa, is visiting her brother, Charles Baringerr of Big Creek.

(The Idaho Statesman, Boise, Idaho, Published July 09, 1903)
Submitted by Cathy Danielson

Search Made For Woman Now Missing

Cheyenne police have been asked to search for Mrs. Lura Ella Goggin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hinthhorn who formerly lived at 423 West Twenty-fourth street in Cheyenne.

Roy A. Goggin, husband of the woman, and father of two children whom he says have disappeared with her, lives at Estherville, Iowa, and in a message to the chief of police here he declares that his wife came to Cheyenne more than a year ago to visit her parents who have since removed to Columbus, Ohio.

Mrs. Goggin, soon following her visit here, he alleges went to Pine Bluffs and wrote back to her parents that she was not going home to Iowa, and that her trip to Pine Bluffs several months ago was taken in order to mislead her husband.

The message to the chief of police stated that a sister of Mrs. Goggin, whose name is Mrs. Erwin Rice lives on a farm six miles east of Cheyenne.

The police know nothing of the woman and efforts to locate her or the two boys, Ralph and Merrill have failed.

(The Wyoming Tribune, Cheyenne, Wyoming, Published December 05, 1917)
Submitted by Cathy Danielson

Haddick & Richardson

Mrs. J. N. Haddick and her son, Leon, have returned from an extended visit spent at the home of their daughter and sister, Mrs. Lloyd Richardson, at Estherville, Iowa. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Rollie Richardson, who will make an extended visit with Anaconda friends and relatives.

(The Anaconda Standard, Anaconda, Montana, Published August 19, 1919)
Submitted by Cathy Danielson

Given a Life Sentence

Special to The Journal.
Estherville, Iowa, Nov. 11—Budd Penny, convicted of murder in the first degree, was given a life sentence. He and a companion, John Cairo, murdered Walter Lockland on Oct. 4. Cairo escaped. All parties were Arkansas negroes working on the Minneapolis & St. Louis grade.

(The Minneapolis Journal, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Published November 11, 1899)
Submitted by Cathy Danielson

Mrs. J. E. Stockdale

Mrs. J. E. Stockdale of Estherville, Iowa, who spent three weeks here as the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ladd, 181 Reeves avenue, left on Tuesday for Fargo. There she planned to spend a few days with Mrs. G. G. Gardner, and she expected to visit in Minneapolis before going on to Iowa.

(Grand Forks Herald, Grand Forks, North Dakota, Published June 19, 1919)
Submitted by Cathy Danielson