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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
9
The Moth er's Club of Graettinger will hold a reception at the home of Mrs. Peter Paulson on Tuesday May 10 beginning at 3 p.m. All parents and especially all grandparents are invited to meet with us on Mother's Day, kindly wear a white flower.
Numerous residents travel between Emmetsburg and nearby towns this Saturday and Sunday. Names include O.T. Peterson Frank O Conner and Mrs George Bindley with frequent mentions of Emmetsburg, Tinmatsburg, and Wither Kally. Several business visitors and family gatherings are noted along with church events and Mother’s Day plans.
Ole Theobaldi, a Norwegian violinist, appeared at the Opera House Friday under the Lutheran Young Peoples League. He displayed mastery of the violin with enthusiastic applause for each number including Home From The Mountain and Die Bull. The landscape piece and a phantasy with animal sounds drew strong reactions. the entertainment was a rare treat.
At a meeting of the Republican county central committee at Emmetsburg on Wednesday it was determined the delegate counts from various precincts for the county convention to be held Saturday July 2, 1910. Precincts listed include Emmetsburg wards one through four, Emmetsburg township, Mallard, Vernon, Walnut north and south, West Bend, Freedom, Great Oak, Neva, Silver Lake and other nearby areas.
The West Bend Journal reports county matters in Emmetsburg and Gruettinger, with remarks on Governor Garst and political shift. A Garst renomination line is questioned as policies and private life spark debate. A separate item details the Patto Alto Creamery Company charter in Graettinger, outlining incorporation, officers, stock, and governance. The piece notes Iowa politics during a pivotal period and ties it to local civic actions.
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