Embroidery Club Meeting and Local Notices
Mrs A H Cameron entertained the Embroidery club Tuesday afternoon with good attendance and dainty refreshments. Various local notes include Miles Riley visiting Dubuque, Languece Dirkland quarantined for scarlet fever, and Miss Helen Reidy visiting Miss Hester Mhampson. Several residents traveled to St Louis, Iowa City, Rochester, and Palmer for family visits, medical consultations, or treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Cameron
Miles Riley
Dubuque Mon- Hay
Ale
Ail
J" Paulsen
George
Emmittsbure
Patrick Ullinon
East of
Lanaan
Levi DeGecat
Gle Peterson
Cedar
Mothay
Arthur Berga
Bone Salumlay
W. J. Stevens
Iowa City
Henry Gurvelés
Palmer
Carl Pappingas
Garretts
Redmann
Myg. Arends
Mayo
Chrisatiansen
Local notices from Emmetsburg area events and appointments
A mixed column notes A H Shaver attended a gathering in Emmetsburg Monday and a Ruthven banquet Thursday. Supene McCarty ferried son Eugene to Rochester for treatment, staying weeks. Dr L J Lindsey attended a Des Moines veterinarians convention, G C Coolidge covered veterinary work. Earl Jones snowbound in Wisconsin. Mules bought by Otto Appel, three prizes at Clay county fair. Ray Ruby paid subscription after car accident. Hauge family news includes newborn grandson. A pre nuptial shower for Miss Alice Conway’s wedding. Notice of appointment of administrator Levi Olson for Reinert Nelson estate in Palo Alto County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Shaver
Emmetsburg
Aml
Ruthven
Supene McCarty
Eugene
Rochester
Myr. McCarty
L. J. Lindsey
Des Moines
G. C. Coolidge
Earl Jones
Cumberlaw
Wisconsin
Melvin Bratrud
Otto Appel
R. R. Lair
Appel
Clay County
Mr. Lair
Ray Ruby
Curlew
Times Office
Mr. Ruby
Golden State Route to California Travel Note
A short travel blurb promotes taking the Golden State Route for winter trips to California, touting the low altitude route as providing “perfect comfort” and easy travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Golden State
Island Travel Service Bureau
Yon
Illness and relocations in Jackson Minnesota area
Mrs. P Dun of southwest of town has been ill for a week. Mr and Mrs J P Conway and daughter Alice visited the John E Conway home in Jackson Minnesota on Wednesday. R R Lair traveled from a feverish place last week, recently fracturing an ankle on ice and now walking with crutches. Mrs Niels Jensen recalls diphtheria fears of her youth, noting epidemics that killed siblings, with similar cases in neighboring Westergard and other families. Monday morning several families including Charley Jensen and Norris moved to new homes, Charley Jensen relocating to Garinors residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Dun
J. P. Conway
Alice
John E. Conway
Jackson
Minnesota
Lair
Niels Jensen
Times
Hans Westergard
Charley Jensen
C. B
Norris
D.C. Barringer
Garinors
Resi
Mrs Thomas McDonald Home From Des Moines Visit
Mrs Thomas McDonald returned home from Des Moines Tuesday morning after visiting her daughter Mrs Hall and family. T M Clastrup recently at Ruthven for eye treatment reports improved vision and plans to resume violin work. Thomas Conway is ill with throat trouble while central office staff report flu and scarlet fever in Graettinger area. Mary Margaret Sullivan, daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Sullivan, has been ill but improving on her road to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McDonald
Des Moines
Mrs. Hall and
T. M. Clastrup
Ruthven
Mr. Clastrup
Mary Margaret
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E. C. Branch
Costa
Penny Mora
Han
J.L. Grady
Little Roosters
Siac
Sanbas City
Kansas
Windsor Hotel
Graettinger
E. Ballheim
Mason City
H. L. Hauge
Nels Hauge
Alpha
Hal
Jams W
Fay
Iowa
P. J. Hession
M. D. Physican
Graestinger
Towa
T. Naal
B.S. M
Jawlery Store
Palo Alto County
Reinert Nelson
Palo Alto
Rock Island
Chicago
Kanesaw City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Southwest
Rock Island Lines
Woodman ‘Hall
Hawkeye Theatre
Tame Ae Graettinger
Tatherville
Aaneaee
Lerican Legion
Oneeeee
Jim Lachtel
Trio of
Milford
Hawkeye
Farmers Creamery
Company Graeitinger
Lowa
Thomas Conway
Central Office
Graettingger
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