Mrs Patrick Duffy Dies After Long Illness in Allamakee
Mrs Patrick Duffy of Great Oak township died after a months of illness. The body was taken to Allamakee county for burial with services at the Catholic church in Wexford parish. She leaves Patrick Duffy and two sons Thomas and John, and two daughters Anna and Mrs James Mooney, plus ten siblings.
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Allamakee County
Patrick Duffy
Great Oak Township
Wexford
Bridget Manning
Thomas Manning
Syracuse
New York
Emmatsburg
Thomas
John
Anna
James Mooney
Harpers Werry
Go Long
Duffy
Civic club honors Dr Jackson with farewell banquet
The Civic club held a Friday banquet in the Eastern Star rooms honoring Dr and Mrs Wyqt Jackson as they prepare to leave the city. Members praised Dr Jackson for founding the club seven years ago and keeping high standards. speakers included Rev Castello Brereton Gilbert McGarty Mayne and Denton among others. HY Kent returned from the west and will stay briefly.
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Wy Qt J&ekano
Dr. Jackson
Eastern Star Rooms
Baker
Stuehmer
Hicks
D. G. McGarty
L. Mayne
P. H. Denton
Persons
P. O. Ressell
M. Austand
W. J. Fisher
Pleasant social honor for Miss Gibbs at Gattell home
Miss Marine Gibbs returned home from Marion South Dakota for a short visit marked by violin and piano solos from Mrs Clara B Rice Mrs Williams and Jessie Cattell. A three course luncheon followed at eleven. The Tri county teachers association meets February first in Emmetsburg with educators from Emmet Clay and Palo Alto counties. Prominent educators plan to address the gathering.
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Emmetsburg
Marine Gibbs
Marion
South Dakota
Clara B. Rice
Mra. Williams
Jessie Cattell
Tri-county
Teachers’ Association
Emmet
Clay
Palo Alto
T. J. Levall
Estherville
Miss Riley
Clay County
Lille Patton
Ditching Machine Shipped to High Lake Sale and Local Notices
A Mulgrew Boyce Co. machine heads to High Lake for ditch work. Local items report travel salesmen hosting business men, weather forecaster Hicks predicting storms, a personal injury settlement with the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad, a near tragedy at the lake, a London building sale, a hospital patient from 1875, smallpox quarantines near Dickens, a Rolfe entertainment mishap, a subscription dispute settled with a year prepaid, a tragic teenage suicide in Meadow, and a sales ad for China boars.
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Mulgrew Boyce Cec
High Lake
Diamond on display at Hobson's jewelry window
An elegant Mr. Hobson diamond is featured in the jeweler's show window and invites inspection. The Democrat runs a subscription contest with a diamond prize for the top fundraiser, urging hustling candidates to maximize new subscriptions before December 4 at 9 p.m.
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Democrat
Hobson
Battot
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