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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1908
Page
7
Michael Daily from Ayr shire visits. assorted travels from Rathvee Whittemore and Sibley plus local socials. New court buildings in Fairmount worth 125000 dedicated recently. Interurban rail stock fever, wrestling matches, family visits, births, and a blistering array of small-town notices across Estherville and surrounding towns.
Will Meyers nineteen shot his brother Fred twenty three during a mental episode at the Meyers home. Fred was wounded in the left arm and back near the left kidney, likely to recover though outcome uncertain. Will fled, was captured, and jailed after the incident.
The city ordinance makes the street commissioner responsible for clearing snow from all walks if owners fail to act promptly. He need not issue notices, as time is valuable and owners know their duties. A standing order to enforce the ordinance and tax neglected properties reinforces the duty. If sidewalks aren’t cleaned, blame yourselves, not the street commissioner, who must perform his duty without favoritism.
Miss Birdie Worstex of Algona spent Christmas with Nisa Minnis Fickel. Charles Bingsman of Algona spent Christmas with friends in the city. The joint installation of A O H and Ladies Auxiliary officers will be held at the K of C hall on Sunday evening January 19 1908 at nine. All members invited and urged to attend. Mrs Anna Mullen visited Miss Josephine McEvoy Monday and Tuesday. She had been at Pipestone Minnesota visiting her parents and was en route to St Louis where she has a stenographer position in a railroad office.
Nicholas Martini Sr of Freedom township died suddenly from a tooplexy while doing chores. The 78 year old German-born farmer, married to Margaret Franzini, left five sons, one daughter, and a widow who has long been an invalid. His funeral was at St Thomas Church with a large procession and interment at St Johns cemetery.
Mr Wilkis B McCarty and Miss Mae Farley wed at the bride’s parents’ home in Whittemore at 10 am. Dr W T Jackson officiated as mint, lilac, and foliage decorated parlors hosted only close relatives. They plan a two week trip to Twin Cities before settling in a cottage near the High School. The bride, a respected Emmetsburg resident, and the groom, longtime Emmetsburg Auto and Gas Engine Firm member, receive warm greetings from the Democrat.
Notice to members of the Ladies Evergreen Cemetery association for a meeting at the Court House on Saturday February 1 1905 at 2 30 p m to vote on changes to Article VIII quorum and Article IV officers taking office at the close of the annual meeting Mrs W A Morling Secretary
Advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a safe tonic for children to stay strong and healthy in winter. Claims to be pure and harmless with a price of 35 cents for tea or tablets, distributed by RF Stratemeyer & Co.
The South St. Paul Times notes Matthew Lannen formerly of this place died in a Devils Lake hospital after a kidney ailment. His remains arrived in St. Paul with brother Joseph Lannen, and his funeral is set for St Augustine's Church with burial at Calvary Cemetery. He leaves two brothers and four sisters among a large family. sympathy is extended to Mrs. Mahan and Mrs. Meban and their families.
Members of the State University of Iews alumni living in Palo Alto county are called to an alumni meeting in the auditor's office at the Court Monae Friday evening January 3 1908. E B Stillman presiding Pro Tem requests attendance to organize a county club and boost university spirit.
Misa McGovern of Whittemore visits Emmetsburg relatives on Thursday and attends an Armory social in the evening, sharing community ties and local events.
J W Sarpagan argues in the Cedar Falls Record that newspapers nationwide saved the country during the financial crisis by calming the public and backing bankers. He urges local papers to support home banking over distant firms, warning banks need loyal local patrons in adversity.
The Troubadour Concert Company will present a concert and dance at the Armory next Monday evening, under the Young People's club. Concert runs 9:30 to 9:30, dancing 9:30 to 2. Concert ticket 25 cents, couple ticket 1 dollar. Musicians include violin, flute, harp artists, with Emily Murray as reader. A high quality program is promised and strong attendance is anticipated.
A basketball game is scheduled this afternoon at the Amory featuring a high school team against an alumni squad. Expect local turnout and an informal interlude for supporters and former players.
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