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Gus Gordon visited from Cylinder on Thursday. Many residents made regional trips and business stops in Rathven Ruthven Graettinger and Emmetsburg. Weather remains unsettled with frequent snow and shifting spring conditions.
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
7
Gus Gordon visited from Cylinder on Thursday. Many residents made regional trips and business stops in Rathven Ruthven Graettinger and Emmetsburg. Weather remains unsettled with frequent snow and shifting spring conditions.
Mrs John Conway died at her son James Conway’s home in Emmet County after a two to three week illness. Funeral services were at Assumption church with Father Kelly officiating and burial at St. John’s cemetery. She was born in 1835 in Potsdam New York and married John Conway in 1855. The family has several children including Lawrence, James, Job, Thomas, and two daughters. The obituary notes her pioneer spirit and community kindness, with many relatives attending from nearby towns.
Mrs Alex Jennings died at her home last Thursday after a lingering illness. She had been weakening for months and recently broke a hip, worsening her condition before death. The funeral Saturday featured a requiem high mass at Assumption church. Survivors include son James P. and a step-daughter Miss Mary. husband died in 1908. Jennings was a well known resident of the county for nearly forty years and valued duty to family and community above all.
Anton Weinholzer, former owner of the Empire theater, was arraigned in police court charged with assaulting real estate dealer Gainbert Fairchild. The altercation, described as heated, left Fairchild with a Mack eye and occurred Monday. the case was continued until Thursday.
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