Clement Fitzpatrick Starts Big New Home Project
Clement Fitzpatrick began work on a large new residence during the second week. Excavation for the foundation is nearly finished. P. Boies will handle the construction work as reported.
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1925
Page
8
Clement Fitzpatrick began work on a large new residence during the second week. Excavation for the foundation is nearly finished. P. Boies will handle the construction work as reported.
Mrs Steve DeJeger of a Hawarden area farmer family suffered burns when she poured kerosene into a kitchen stove to rekindle the fire. Firemen responded to the scene and stabilized her condition as neighbors assisted.
Local notes recount visitors and trips of Ruthven residents to Chicago Des Moines Mitchell South Dakota and Minnesota. Many families and friends are mentioned visiting fairs travels or returning home. School plans announced with redecorated interiors and appointed teachers for September 7.
Curlew notes list visitors from Des Moines and Omaha area, trips to North Dakota and Nebraska, campers enjoying local outings, and a birth on August 16 to Herman Cooklin. Many residents visit kin in Emmetsburg, Mallard, and Fostoria with several extended trips reported. The Chautauqua closed successfully and Ruth Cross underwent a tonsil operation at Palo Alto hospital with a return home expected.
Mallard column lists residents and visitors across Whittemore Ruthven Des Moines and Storm Lake including Mrs Andrew Weinholzer and Veronica at John Cullen home Whittemore George Keeney family visiting Carlisle Iowa and Des Moines trips. Names Hughes Benson Duppy Duppy Wagner Muresbieck Steiner Sands Stone Waltz many local people spend days in Fort Dodge Arnolds Park Silver Lake and Minnesota while wedding news and school eye screening at Mallard highlighted.
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