Emmetsburg Democrat Emmetsburg, Palo Alto, Iowa July 10, 1918 We understand that Dan and John DOYLE, sons of Mrs. O.P. DOYLE, of Minneapolis, are now in the U.S. Service. Oscar is in the medical corps. July 24, 1918 A dance was given in the J.D. HIGGINS barn one evening during the past week. About $40 was realized. The amount was turned over to the Great Oak branch of the Red Cross. July 31, 1918 Mrs. Peter COLLINS went to Rochester, Minnesota Tuesday to see her daughter, Mrs. Frank BURNS, who has been in the hospital at that place for several weeks. Miss Veronica McNALLY will leave tomorrow for Monticello, Iowa to continue her duties as stenographer in the Franklin Barne Equipment Company office at that place. Twin daughters were born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. JOYNT Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. JOYNT have now 2 pairs of twins in their family. Of course their many local friends will be glad to learn of the good news. News of Twenty Years Ago A Few Items Taken From the Files of the Democrat of June 30, 1898 Robert LAUGHLIN is home from Ruthven. He is now clerk in Hoffman Bros. clothing store. Cathy Joynt Labath