Local Notes From Curlew and Nearby Towns
Over the county in Curlew Floyd Warren of Gilmore City visited the Haton home over Sunday. Mrs Ethel Buttesfield visits Archie Johnson. Mrs Johnson recently called on D Johnson in Emmeteburg. John McGinnis is quite sick. Curlew residents show grippe symptoms. Fred Krees of Mallard and Miss Mayme Coakley wed at Mallard by Rev Rooster on Wednesday January 15. Joby Lennihan visited Gilmore City that week. Mrs Biggs a piano tuner from Clear Lake was a Curlew visitor last week. Mrs Hunter visited Sabbard and Des Moines and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Warren
Gilmore City
Haton
Mies Ethel Buttesfield
Archie Johnson
Mies Johmson
D. Johnson
Emmeteburg
John McGinnis
la Grippe
Fred Krees
Mallard
Mise Mayme Coakley
Rooster
Joby Lennihan
Local Visitors and Stock Shipment Report
James Dunigan from Emmetsburg arrived Friday. Middleton and Ward Noble returned to Ames and Emmetsburg respectively for business and study. Eight stock cars were sent to Chicago Saturday evening. Graettinger Telephone held its annual meeting Saturday. Annette Dalen left Gay for Cedar Rapids for a business course. The Laughlins mourn the loss of their four month old baby and receive community sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dunigan
Emmetsburg
EB. Middleton
Ward Noble
Ames
P. Galliger
Chicago
Graeitinger Telephone Company
Annette Dalen
Mon- Gay
Cedar Rapids
Laugh T
Mrs. Laughlin
Whittemore visits and social events noted in West Bend
West Bend records show James McGinty visiting Whittemore Saturday while Misses Lucy and Lena Markin visited Emmetsburg. Mrs James McGinty and Rev Father Dobberstein were among locals seen about town. The Royal Neighbor lodge and Eastern Star held or planned social activities with visits and an officer installation and refreshments nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGinty
Whittemore
Lucy and
Lena Markin
Emmetsburg
Nellie Phillips
Master Hugh
Wm. Phillips
Frank Lutgen
Schneider
Ottosan
Charles Carstead
Mise Eula
Jolley
Father Dobberstein
Mabel Bishop
Shel- Gon
Mia
R. R. Blair
Misa Dell Minger
Coakley-Misé Maytue wed at Mallard ceremony
Kress Coakley Ma Fred Ki and Misé Maytue Coakley wed at Mallard last Wednesday with Father Roeder presiding. The bride is daughter of Afr. and Mrs. Timothy Coakley of Great Oak township. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kress, Mallard respected citizens. The couple will reside in Mallard and are held in high esteem by friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ki
Misé Maytue Coakley
Mallard
Roeder
Afr
Timothy Coakley
Great Oak Township
Edward Kress
Tony
Walkers Take Daily Three Mile Loop Across McCoy Bridge
Emmetsburg attorney Thomas O Connor walks three miles daily to exercise, crossing the McCoy bridge and back. B E Kelly and Frank Dealy also cover three to four miles each day. They lament that education and training keep them from joining the Kossuth County Medical association, whose members exercise in their regular meeting room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O'Connor
McCoy Bridge
B. E. Kelly
Frank Dealy
Kossuth County Medical Association
Combination Sale at Court Howey’s Livery Barn
Announcement of a combined sale featuring horses cattle and other stock and household goods to be held at Court Howey’s livery barn west of Farmers Savings Bank next Saturday. Sale details are incomplete but indicate a broad auction of livestock and household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Howey
Farmers Savings Bank
Birth announced for Derrieger couple in Osgood
A son was born to Mr and Mrs John Derrieger of Osgood on Monday of last week. The couple celebrated the new arrival and welcomed the baby into their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Derrieger
Osgood
Prince of Good Fellows Dr. E. M. McLean Faces Drunkenness
Des Moines police court records show Dr. E. M. McLean, once famed for lavish dinners and a mail order medical business, jailed for drunkenness with no bonds offered. Once a celebrated social host, he now appears ragged, solitary, and seeks state hospital care for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. McLean
New York
Des Moines
Dr. Melean
McLean
Iowa
Divorce suit dropped by Plymouth county legislator wife
Mrs John C Cottrell withdraws her divorce suit from her husband a Plymouth county representative. Mrs Alonzo Hough of Des Moines says there is nothing in the affinity theory and asks forgiveness to win back her husband after public scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Hough
John C. Cottrell
General Assembly
Plymouth County
Des Moines
Mrs. Wough
Fairville Creamery Company Annual Financial Summary
An annual report dated December 1, 1907 details butter production and sales figures, patron and non patron purchases, and milk receipts. It lists total butter shipped to New York, patron payments, milk receipts, expenses, coal usage, and stock dividends. Held by Witte as president and JaS Huegl as secretary, the document outlines revenue and cost items for the cooperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairville Creamery Go
Dee
Hutter
New York
First New
Ponstock Homlbtay
Eliere
Sagan
Fegar
Notice Proof of Will in Iowa Court
Notice is given that a writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Nicholas Martini, deceased, was produced and read. The hearing for proof is set for March 28, 1906, before the district court clerk EL M. Carney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Falo Alo County
Nicholas Martini
Mena Rises to Persian Throne After Trust Test
The Persian shah resigns in favor of his concubine Mena Same who tests his doubt. She seizes power, reshuffles ministers, then confronts the ex shah and prime minister. He resigns, is arrested, and she proclaims him ruler again as her husband. She remains sovereign and beloved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriethal
Persia
Mena
Mian
Essbach
Fligie
Menas
Es-Shah
Shah
Jord
Itz
Fon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Curlew
Graettinger
West Bend
Kress—Coakley
Walkers
Prince OF
Sie
FP Witte
Jas.huegl
J. E. Schooley
Hinkley Building
Feeney
Irene Mills
Walter O. Lindsay
Mable
McCane
Diamond Beauty Chorus
Mable McCane
Daybread & Laughlin’s
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