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Emmetsburg Democrat

Location

Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1925

Page

7

Local items note town visitors and events

M W Crowley is on the sick list. The J J Namer family of Mallards were in town Saturday. The Farmers elevator at Swea City is improved. Chev Adams of Lis City was a Sunday guest at Dr Hempshell lone. James Gespe mak es of Algona spout Tuesday with Papatakey Brothers of This City. The Henry Schuller family of Mallard were Emmetsburg shoppers on Saturday. M H Kane of Ayrshire was looking after business in this city to Monday. P Z and Dan McCarty of Graettinger were business visitors in Emmetsburg Tuesday. Miss Josephine Morrissey, home from Sioux City, returned there the first of the week. Mr and Mrs Gus Papatakes and Mrs Papadakes’ mother of Britt invited Papadakes Brothers in his city Monday. Charles and Gene Armstrong returned to Ridgeway Tuesday after visiting relatives here. Tuesday morning the seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Ed Gore underwent an appendectomy in the local hospital. Cato's orchestra played for a dance at Spencer recently. a large crowd attended and the music was fine. Mrs Thomas Ryan and Mrs Charl Maguire went to Sioux Falls Saturday to visit Mr and Mrs Bert Warwick. they returned Monday. Opening dance at Hand's Park Sunday evening, April 12, continuing through the season. Music by Hurst orchestra of Mankato. Dancing starts at 9:00 p.m.

M. W Crowley J.J. Namer Mallards Swea City Chev Adams Lis City Che Dr. Hempshell Adliven James Gespemakes Algona Papatakey Brothers Hhisity Henry Schuller Malylard Emimetsburg Thomas Ryan Charl Maguire Sioux Falls Bert Warwick Moniday

Emmetsburg and Mallard Residents Noted Visitors and Health News

John Mulroney of Mallard was in town Tuesday. Charles Irene and Virginia Molloy were visitors Saturday. Anton Johnson visited Iowa. O J Samson moved into the Wm Doty residence. F McTigue of Des Moines enjoyed Sunday with family. Tiane Ainslee went to Grayson Missouri to work for a construction company. Joe Cluer returned home after appendectomy. Elmer Jolliffe of Ellington township came home Tuesday after oral hospital operation. James and Frank Ryan of Waukon called to Emmetsburg for Mrs J W C Tyan’s funeral. Mr and Mrs James Comway and Mrs Lotlie Hendricks of Graettinger visited Emmetsburg Monday. Mrs James Miles and two children returned from Pioneer. Mrs Katherine Mitchell of Mason City, 52, is under arrest for two husbands. Mrs J D Higgins, daughters Genevieve and Lucile, son Walter and Mrs Charles Higgins were visitors Saturday. Dennis Carroll Sr returned to Emmetsburg from Forest City Tuesday after months with daughter Mrs Henry Kneer. Mildred Jolliffe of Mallard visited her brother in Palo Alto hospital. he is improving. Jenks of Bancroft Register was a caller. Bancroft business is good and ads and job work are busy.

John Mulroney Mallard Charles Irene Virginia Molloy Spencer Anton Johnson Iowa Werk O. J. Sampson Wm. Doty F McTigue Des Moines Tiane Ainslee Grayson Missouri Lotlie Hendricks Graettinger Emmetsburg Walter Charles Higgins Dennis Carrol Forest City Henry Kneer Mildred Jolliffe Palo Alto Jolliffe Mallard High School Jenks Bancroft Register Bancroft

Cream Balm Heals Nasal Congestion With Prompt Relief

An old style ad describes applying pure antiseptic cream into the nostrils to relieve catarrh and cold symptoms. It promises immediate clearing of blocked nostrils, reduced stuffiness, and a feeling of renewed breathing after using Ely Cream Balm from a drug store.

Death of Fort Dodge businessman Conway noted in region

John Conway of Fort Dodge died after a brief illness at noon yesterday. He headed the Conway Lumber Co. and leaves a wife three sons and two daughters including Sister Mary John of Emmetsburg and Miss Alicia Conway of Port Dodge. Sister Mary Ann died last June in Sioux City. Survived by brothers active in local business Conway was a respected northern Iowa figure. Local and state friends extend sympathy to Sister Mary John. Also notes travel on the Emmetsburg north road and reminiscences from John Williamson who once lived in Chamberlain South Dakota. Florence Morrissey, a Mason City teacher, returned from spring vacation.

John Conway Fort Dodge Mary John S J Mary's Academy Conway Lumber Company Conway Eugene James Edward Claer Emmetsburg Alicia Conway Port Dodge Mary Ann Sioux City Democrat Iowa John Williamson Greattinger Mr. Williamson Chamberlain South Dakota Williamson Palo Alte County Ruthven Graettinger

Governor Hammil's Father Dies at Britt

George Hammil father of Gov. John Hammil died at his Britt home last Friday at age 76 He was born in 1848 in Dodgeville Wisconsin and came to Hancock county in 1889 Mrs Hammil died in 1915 and he is survived by his son and a daughter who lives at Britt

Hammil Britt George Hammil John Hammil Dodgeville Wisconsin Hancock County

Wide Awake Club Holds Farm Bureau Reading and Meeting

The Wide Awake club met at Mrs. J. G. Brennan’s home last Thursday with a business session on Farm Bureau by laws followed by a strong program. District meet reports from Emmetsburg amused those absent. A wives keep the case money debate pleased the crowd. Visitors included Mrs. B Burns of Estherville and Mrs. J Ruppert of Mallard. The motto chosen was United we stick, divided we are stuck. Next meeting set for Mrs. Jos Donaheue’s home. Dr. Beatty and Jud Brownlee of Mallard visited Emmetsburg Saturday. Mrs Schendal and Mrs. Paul Schendal, with Mrs. H. H. Fishagoed to West Bend Tuesday to see Frank Koch. Nellie Crowley returned from Mason City Sunday evening after spring vacation with Mrs. J. H. Wilson.

J. G. Brennan Farm Bureau Emmetsburg B. Burns Estherville J. Ruppert Mallard Dr. Beatty Jud Brownlee Beatty Brownlee Okoboji Schendal Paul Schendal H. H. Fish West Bend Frank Koch Whittemore Nellie Crowley Mason City Mra. J. H. Wilson

Red Pepper Rub Claims Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief

An old advertisement touts Rowlea Red Pepper Rub as a fast remedy for rheumatic pain. It promises concentrated heat from red peppers and a tingling sensation within minutes, claiming pain and soreness disappear. Consumers are urged to ask druggists for the genuine Howles-branded jar.

Howles

Hauge-Mark Nuptials In Minnesota Ceremony

Miss Mabel Hauge of Emmetsburg married Mr Osear G Mark of Slayton Minnesota on Wednesday afternoon March 25 at Our Savior's Lutheran Church Jackson Minnesota. Rev C Eastwood officiated with Miss Mae Hauge and Mr Clifford H Crown as attendants. A dinner followed at the bride’s aunt and uncle J T Johnsons Wisconsin township home. The couple plan a honeymoon in Emmetsburg as relatives and friends extend congratulations. Legislators to Storm Lake June 22 invited by Storm Lake Commercial club after a Senate and House reception in Storm Lake on June 2.

Mabel Hauge Emmetsburg Osear G. Mark Slayton Minnesota Our J. T. Johnson Wisconsin Township Agnes Edla Mark Oscar Hauge Howard Hauge

Hildebrands Move to Illinois for Summer Work

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hildebrand and baby of Osgoof t visited Emmetsburg, then left for Oregon Illinois where Mr. Hildebrand will work for the Mac Carty Improvement company during the simmer months. They have enjoyed picnics and reunions over the years in this city.

Attorney Heald Reported Hospitalized in Mayo Rochester

Attorney George Heald has been confined in a Mayo Hospital in Rochester Minnesota for the past two weeks with ulcers of the stomach, according to reports.

Heald George Heald Mayo Rochester Minnesota Ti Ia

Special election on bonds for Spencer school addition

A special election will be held in Spencer on April 23 to decide on issuing 36,000 dollars in bonds to finance an addition to a local school building. The measure seeks to expand classroom capacity at a Spencer school.

Spencer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gevan Lemmetsburg Battery Station Win Roberts Enmetsbirg Tellus Kerwick Hardware Hand's Park Hurst Orchestra of Mankato Our Millinery Department Schlutsmeyer -Jahn Co Robert Mulroney Aobn Conway FT. Donge St. Mary’s Academy Florence Morrissey THE Wide Awake Club Mabel Daughe Slayton, Minnesota Storm Lake House Spen Coats Rock Island Barn W. G. Vaughan Jenswold & Salven
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