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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
6
Emmetsburg residents report numerous visitors from Spencer Algona and Graettinger. John Butler and families travel for social and business ties while local officials announce Manson post office upgrade and a $92 200 annual sal ary after July first.
The Milwaukee to Mitchell express car No 4 derailed three miles east of Mitchell South Dakota at 12 oclock Wednesday night when an east bound freight stalled into an empty flat car on the main line. No injuries occurred and investigators probe why the flat car was left on the main line without danger lights.
A long row of residents and guests circulated through Fort Dodge and nearby towns last week. Charles Duhigg and Supt Herbert Clegg visited Clear Lake WHS, while Mrs. Jou. Witson and Mrs. John Mull traveled from Matherville and Chicago respectively to call on relatives. Herbert Young returned from Des Moines after attending events. Lorraine Clark visited from Iowa City for a vacation break. Fred Wenger, letherla weht er, and others arrived from Elgin to see family. Mr. and Mrs. McCarty came from Rockwell to stay with W. J. and Mrs. Grewley. S and R Stedman of Mason City visited the Stedmans. Lizzie Gorman of Fort Dodge came to spend time with her father, Patrick Gorman. Joseph Pratt returned from Minneapolis for the summer with W. J. Pratt family. Loretta Nutaman of St. Paul and Keith Hame from Nevada called on relatives. Charles Johnson of Sibley, ex-cashier of Rodman bank, wed Cedar Rapids. John Joynt and Genevieve journeyed from Davenport for her graduation. Kate Barnhardt attended Rebecce convention at Graettinger and visited her parents.
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