Local News From Emmetsburg and Surroundings
Local notes report social visits and travel through Emmetsburg with residents from Algona Spencer and Yale visiting. Mrs. Dansven left for Lone Beach California to care for her ill mother as relatives in the city hosted visitors. A town dance featured the Welly orchestra of Mason City, despite warm weather, and Miss Anna Rutledge demonstrated new work under the guidance of Tawa State college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Resteresy
Kanneville
Pote
Tawa City
Inwa College
Edward Dansven
Eberville
Lone Beach
California
Mistes Margaret
Irene Shaden
Algona
Margaret
Gertrude Kane
Emburg
William Evert
Spencer
Cie
A.D. Brilde. Brand
Anna Rutledge
Yale
Oklahoma
Emmetsburg
Monroe Johnson
Framed Award Drawn From Fratee to Irish History Prizes
NUST OWA BUYS AT FRONT reports prize awards at St Ellen's with a roster of donors and recipients including Lucille Hoelzer Julia Carmody Cecelia Kelly and Loyola Joynt. Draws credited to Lovela Inynt and Corena Jackman reflect local participation in an Ancient Order of Hibernian event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ellen's
Frink
Dany
Donald
Jackman
Rank
MY Halloran
Geer Brown
John Louehtin
Joan Martin
Columbus
Spatrick
Margaret
Lars Viola Murrey
Mary Joint
Ralph Joynt
Corena Jackman
Frances McNat Wasoldinew
Loyola Joynt
Frank O'Hallorea
Lucille Hoelzner
Julia Carmody
Cecelia Kelly
Anna Kelsh
Gertrude Jackman
Old Agnew
Andrew Adams
Frank Y Malloran
Richard Dunphy
Marie Nack
Lovela Inynt
Sohe Casey Moves to Second Floor Showrooms
Sohe Casey announces his relocation to neatly arranged rooms on the second floor of a high store room he rents to A. J. Wolfgang. Friends may visit to view his latest suit samples. an ad in the Democrat notes the change and his public access. He previously secured the building years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
A. J. Wolfgang
Mr. Casey
the Democrat
Auto Crash Near Town Leaves Basil McEvoy Alive
Basil McEvoy narrowly escaped death after a Monday evening car crash returning from a K J hall dance. The auto ran off the road near the gate to the presidens and slid into trees, top crushed, McEvoy crawling out. Glass from the windshield lodged in his hat, with reports of bystanders uncertain about others aboard. McEvoy, a steady Sourgx man, was fortunate to avoid serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.J. Hall
Basil’ McEvoy
Pesidenes
McEvoy
Mikn
Mir
MedEvoy
Seed Corn Visitors From Pocahontas Trek to Emmetburg
Heeelyes Giod Reporte About Seed It, W Keeche and W Soper visited Pocahontas last week. They collected seed corn for shipment to citizens. buyers praised quality, few complaints about crops failing to grow. Mr Heebe reports minimal failures. Mm J Foy and son Howard of Ruthven also visited Emmetburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Keeche
W. Soper
Pocahontas
Heebe
West Bend Week in Review and War Time Facts
Local notes report social visits at Mrs Shackelford and Mrs Wosking, a pool hall issue, and school events. War time health facts compare disease and combat mortality, with figures on chances of survival, wounds, and limb loss, reflecting home front discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Noor Gilmore
FP. J. Wosking
Emmotsbirg
Emmetsburery
F.C
Giass
Local social notes from Mason City and surrounding towns
Mrs Clinrehuill of Mason City spent Sunday visiting her sister Miss Mary Dunton. Private George Washington returned to his Rome Monday from Camp Battge. Mrs Art Jeffries and daughter Miss Helen visited relatives at Spencer Saturday. Mr and Mrs J A Gott of Dickens visited relatives Friday. John Redden was an Ayrshire visitor Saturday. Mrs Wil McNary and Mrs Morris returned Friday from Rochester Minnesota. Miss Nina Hanson returned from Des Moines where she attended college. Miss Dorothy Hume of Dickens visited Alice Rhinehart Sunday. Myron Dewey visited from Spencer Saturday. Miss Margaret Washington visited Spencer Saturday. Bernard Fredrickson arrived late week from Northfield Minnesota for a visit. Mrs Clinton Redden arrived Monday night from Des Moines. Mrs John Andersen and daughter Ruth were Spencer visitors Friday night. Mrs Dwain Barringer returned Saturday from Des Moines. Miss Histe Walters and Alice Rhineham visited Spencer Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Dorothy Hume
Dickens
Alice Rhinehart
Myron Dewey
Spencer
Ed Dewey
Car Sales Reported by Local Dealers
Sales from Cary Richardson Bros report a gate for an Overland Six sold to John Hand. Emmetsburg Auto Co reports a Dodge touring car sale to a Mr. Conlon of Mallard and Chevro Jet to Mr. Miller of Lost Inland township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Richardson Bros
John Hand
Emmetsburg Auto Company
Conlon
Mr. Miller
Lost Inland Township
Rainy Night Meeting Sparks A Romance At A Village Station
Ralph Allen meets a woman at a deserted station during a heavy rain. She seeks directions to town and they share a carriage via walking through the rain, rekindling memories of a past England meeting and a missed address. Tensions mix with lingering questions about missed correspondence and possible romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brise We
Ore
Union
Ralph Allen
Frain
Carlinsville Junction
Ville
Tie
Ralph
Linyst
Hee Yalise
Esscort
Wes Fy
London
New York
Paris
Europe
Mr. Allen
England
Ashe
Mabel
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Dirk
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I. i. M. Thompson
Dietrict Court
Post Office Department
France
Te Denier
Ar & Policy
Mutual of
Geo. W.dowhsa
John Durant
Carthage
South Dakota
Emtmenshure
Ed O'Toole
Strikage
Gough
Chirles City
Ruth Egen
Denver
Colorado
Democrat
Sherman McAnister Jett
Town
Trene
Whoa
Mis
Ak Lat
Cretameyer
Haly
Vernon Township
Red Crees
Mrenyeen Friay
Nust
Owa
Harrys Brown
Fratee
Nele
John Casey
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Mm. ¥.J. Foy and Son
Howard of
Ruthven Ware Emmetaburg Vistt
West Bend
Hutuven
Margaret Washington
Bernard Fredrickson
Northfield
Minnesota
Clinton Redden
John Redden
Johm Andersen
Ruth
S. Godfrey
Joan Casey
the Tailor
Xmmetsburg, Iowa
Milan
Mrs. M. M. Robinson
South Court Houge Square
Emmetsbuurge
Ee Zia
Tony
Tom
Shadboldt & Middleton
the Kaiser
Berlin
Ayrshire Opera House
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