Local Holiday Travelers and Visitors Reach Emmetsburg
Emmetsburg hosts a long list of Christmas visitors and homecomings. Coach Allan Gowange returned from Des Moines, many relatives from Cedar Falls, Mason City, Estherville and other towns arrived for holidays. Local teachers, students, and alumni from Iowa Falls Ames and Moline joined family gatherings, with several relatives from Chicago, St Paul, Ruthven and Graettinger also making appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Gowange
Des Moines
Anna Nelson
Ciast
Janet
Mary
Cedar Falls
Milas Ellen Mollny
Manon City
W. FP. Kelly
Whittemore
John Higley
Kelly
Mingea
Gladys Pralang Wavell Middleton
Thy
5. U
Chas. Reed
Estherville
A T. Worton
Helen Bauck
Antioch
Mads
BE. Smith
Mary Jeanne
Hage Grove
Proud Craig
Mason City
John Craig
Mallard
Craig
Peterson
St Paul
Pelican Rapids
Minnesota
Ray McNally
Chicago
Edward McNally
Robert Martini
Memphis
Tennessee
Emmetsburg Styrday
Nick Martini
Pearl Kulp
Valley Junction
Kulp
Elizabeth Soper
Iowa Falls
E. B. Soper
Eileen Hausix
Iowa City
PF. L. Dangen
Farm Bureau Meet On Monday January 3 in Emutersburg
The Palo Alto County Farm Bureau holds its tenth annual meeting Monday afternoon January 3 at 1 15 in the Court House Emutersburg. Officers will be elected and reports from committees and officials presented as the 1927 policies are outlined. Delegates from committees include Revolations, Nominating, Auditing with chairmen listed. Members urged to attend. prior postponement due to weather noted. Mr. and Mrs. Steil of Algona celebrated Christmas with J P Jennings parents.
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Palo Alto
Farm Bureau
Counsiltees
W. J. Breaskenridge
Will Henry
Ray Barringer
Halver Larson
M. L. Murphy
Dr Heaneaty Relocates Office Near City Hall
Dr Heaneaty has moved his practice from the first door east of City Hall to new offices above Schlutameyer and Jahn's drugstore. He asks patrons to note the new location for future visits.
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Heaneaty
Hennessy
City Hall
Schlutameyer & Jahn
Drugroods
Will Help Build Up Emmetsburg Hotel Moore Arrives
Mr and Mrs J H Moore of Clarion will move to Emmetsburg to run the new Hotel Kermore. They promise careful service and civic pride building, aiming to draw travelers and salesmen, and to make the hotel a regional showpiece with fine furnishings and good will. Tell them you saw it in the Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Moore
Clarion
Emmetsburg
Kermore
Mrs. Moore
Hotel Kermore
Miss Fitzpatrick Sleeps in Death
Bridget Fitzpatrick died at her sister Mrs. John E Hughes home in Great Oak township last Wednesday. The funeral was held Friday at nine o'clock in Assumption church with Very Rev J G Murtagh officiating. Burial followed in St Johns Cemetery. Born in Ireland December 24 1861 she was 65. She never married and is survived by three sisters Mrs Ed Brennan Emmetsburg Mrs McDonald Ireland and Mrs John E Hughes and two brothers John Fitzpatrick New York Michael Ireland. Two brothers Austin and William preceded her. She lived in Emmetsburg and New York before returning to Oak township seventeen years ago. Burial Service details reflect her devoted family ties.
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Lelia Cagley
Charles
A. L. Blake
Rodman
Pvsuk
Sioux City
Peter Donlon
Graettinger
Emmetsburg
Faunle Miller
Mason City
Miz
Marion Palmer
Charles City
Margaret Jackman
Chicago U
Fred Allum
Chicago
Father Sweeney
Whittemore
Father Murtagh
Catherine Crowley
Geo. Papadakes
Britt
Chas. Papadakes
Gus Papadakes
Sarah Crowley
SE Cumming
Shenk Christies
J. P. Crowley
Agnes Driscoll
Cresco
Irene
Fabian Carney
Fern Orsborn
Swea City
A. R. Bailey
Cedar Falls
Franklin Jeppeson
Town City
Bridget Fitzpatrick
John E. Hughes
Great Oak Township
Assumption
Ireland
America
Green County
Ed Brennan
New York
Siedare
Oak Township
McDonald
John Fitzpatrick
Michael
Austin
William
Brennan
Hughes
Estherville Elka Plans Charity Ball Next Tuesday
The Elka of Estherville will host a charity ball next Tuesday evening. Tickets have already sold for several hundred dollars. The group is described as generally large hearted gentlemen.
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Elka
Estherville
Hats Off to Dr McTigue for Hotel Drive
A tribute praises Dr. F B McTigue for guiding the push to open the Kermore hotel. He kept in touch with the old hotel board, urged action, rallied stock, and endured sleepless nights. The note lauds his tireless, unpaid community service and calls him one of the best assets of Emmetsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. McTigue
Kermore
Moore
Hockenburg
Emmetsburg
Dr. McTigue
Iowa
Dr. MeTigue
Ammon Praises Nebraska Law
Hammond Nebraska December 23 1926 Ammon praises the four state bank guaranty law and Nebraska’s system noting that depositors are protected when banks fail He cites state oversight of failing banks and says the law benefits Nebraska bankers with access to funds they otherwise would not have The letter thanks Emmetsburg Iowa reader W J Branagan and signs as 7 RK Ammons.
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Hammond
Nebr
W. J. Branagan
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Nebraska
Cus Resk
RK Ammons
Robert Carney to Open Grocery in Laughlin Building
Robert Carney has leased the Laughlin building to be vacated by Jarl Berger. He intends opening a grocery store some time during the coating month. He will doubtless make his announcement within a short time. He has had considerable experience in the grocery business and is a clever, popular young man. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Murray were Christmas guests of the latter's mother, Mrs. Wolf, of Pocahontas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Carney
Laughlin
Jarl Berger
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Catherine Gibson
Ruth Withite
Marian Johnson
Rock Falls
Alvena
Iowa State College
Ames
Mary Magan
Ediy Falls
Iowa State Teachrat Coil
H. L. Smith
John Joynt
Mishael Josephine
Bernice
Spencer Christmas
Martin Ryan
Emmetsturg Township
Fred Scott
Iowa Stateachors’ College
Emmersburg
Ayrshire
J. P. Bradigan
Patrick Bradigan
Town Highway Commission
Myrtle Williams
Clinton
A. J. Williams
Isabel Mayne
Wariville
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Minot
North Dakota
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Josephine Soper
Mount Vernon
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Jerome
Arizona
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White Sulphur Springs
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Mary Lawless
Ralph Joynt
Edward Lynch
Minneapolis
Aberdeen
8. H
Weolen
South Dakota
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Mies Delis Kelly
Dennis Kirby
St. “P
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Frank Duffy
Marian Sanderlin
Lucille Donale
Teashea
Stickney
James Danaitua
Emmietsburg
Wises Frances Hendricks
Dorothy Moyers
Elon George
Graattinger
Daniel Peterson
Newell
Peter Peterson
Edna Oliver
Ruthven
Muscatine
Ozanne
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Louis Montgomery
William Ausland
Martin Ausland
Ralph Potter
Jefferson
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Potter
Cassie Laughlin
Lona State College
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Custer
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G. L. Youngreen
Storm Lake
Youngreen
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al Meyers
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Norrow
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Sheldon
H. J. Steiner
Jean Meyers
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Fata
Gorman
P. BE. Jones
William Gauden
Fort Dodge
Cam Fitzgerald
West Bend
Leone
James Degnan
Bath Township
Osage
Dognan
B. J. Swarmy
Degnan
Catherine Dungan
Tulsa
Sweile
Paulsen
Ammetsburg
Macon
Missouri
Mia
Hans Haigen
Vorhert
Pantéem Te
Sitca
Kermore Hotel
Democrat
Miss Fitzpatrick
John Hughes
Great Oak
Mrs. Everett Kahn
Mrs. Cady
Ammon
Mrs
Arnold Murray
Mrs. Wolf
Pocahontas
IML
Cromwell
Alaska
Ares
Penn Snd Rail Road
Robert Mulroney
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