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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1911

Page

4

Probate of Will Hearing in Fayette County Iowa

In Iowa, a notice warns that Elisabeth Nicklaus late of Fayette County has a will presented for probate. The District Court in West Union will hear on April 17, 1911 for proof and admission to probate, clerk J W Winston records dated March 18, 1911. Otto Ringling, Ringling Bros circus manager, dies in New York from heart disease. The Chicago group halted rehearsals upon news. The Serpent skirt is touted as the new fashion replacing the Harem skirt. Jake Lehman and Ward Brabham, hospitalized in Iowa City, near recovery after operations.

State OF Iowa Fayette County Elisabeth Nicklaus Eaid County District Court West Union Iowa Otto Ringling Ringling Bros. Circus New York Chicago Coliseum Ringling Bros’ Eircus Geel Jake Lehman Ward Brabham Iowa City

April fools and greetings in Illyrian society

The April first notes show many local visitors and illness updates. Mrs John Yearous remains seriously ill while Emanuel Dolt travels to Montana. Several residents visit relatives in Elkader Arling ton and Cedar Rapids. Students begin spring terms as snow blankets the region and multiple families share news of travel, illness, and routine farm duties.

John Yearous Emanuel Dolt Montana

Midnight In The Ozarks Promotes King’s New Discovery

Sleepless Hiram Scranton of Clay City Illinois credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after ill health from consumption and mountain climate. He reports it made him a new man and able to work again. For lung diseases coughs colds la grippe asthma croup whooping cough hay fever hemorrhages hoarseness or quinsy. Price 50 cents and 1.00 trial bottle free guaranteed by The City Drug Store.

Hiram Scranton Clay City

Mad dog scare and community notices in Oak Grove

Local items report a mad dog outbreak in Brainard and surrounding country with a dog killed on March 26 and rabies testing sent to Iowa City. Mentions of ward news, Anna Hofer aiding Mrs. Eddie Conner, A O O G meeting at Ed Boyle home, and condolences for Wim Brabham on the death of their daughter Dora.

Anna Hofer Eddie Conner Ed Boyle Ward Brabham Simon O'Neil Minnesota Brainard Milt Brown Iowa City Wim. Brabham Dora

Saved Her Mother's Life with Electric Bitters

Mrs Laura Gaines of Avoca La credits Electric Bitters for saving her life after doctors gave up. She says the medicine cured fainting spells dizziness backache headaches and weakness. The ad extols benefits for women and promises satisfaction or money back at 60 cents a bottle from The City Drug Store.

Laura Gaines Avoca Myson

Cheery Valley News Local social notes and sickness

Gottlieb Denner entertained company Sunday Albert Schupbach was an Elkader caller Saturday Julius Zaugge was a business caller in Postville Monday A number in the vicinity are afflicted with pink eye Ida Frieden assists Mrs John Frederick Louisa Christen visits with sister Mrs Adolph Hanson Christ Meyer sells cattle to Schori Bros Louisa Dennler assists Mrs Jake Christen Fred Hanson helps Jake Reinhart on farm Bert Thoman Bennie Dennler visit Ben Hofer Dan Bellis family visit Mrs Chrig Meyer home Louisa Baumgartner assists Mrs Curtis Chapman Elgin with house cleaning a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs John Frederick Tom Hanson catches thirty fish in Turkey River Mrs Adolph Baumgartner and daughter Louisa visit Tom Hanson Julius Zaugg Eddie Hanson and Eddie Butikofer visit Adolph Baumgartner Will Chase family visit from Fayette

Mabel Medberry Kern R. H. Peters Chester Peake C. M. Klingman Hans Winkler Emmanuel Dolt John Wilson Frank Gehring Elgin G. BE. Medberry Sandrine Hummel Sioux Falls South Dakota J. D. Shaffer Mary Ellen Hunsberger Jerome West Union Edith Richards Gottlieb Denner Albert Schupbach Julius Zaugge Postville Ida Frieden John Frederick Louisa Christen Adolph Hanson Christ Meyer Schori Bros Louisa Baumgartner Curtis Chapman Gladden Tom Hanson Turkey River Adolph Baumgartner Louisa Julius Zaugg Eddie Hanson Eddie Butikofer Will Chase Fayette

Kicked By a Mad Horse in Beetown Wis

Samuel Birch narrowly escaped losing his leg after a savage horse kick. A frightful sore resisted medical aid until Buckien’s Arnica Salve cured it completely. It’s advertised as the greatest healer of ulcers burns boils cuts eczema scalds corns cold sores bruises and piles. 25c at The City Drug Store.

Samuel Birch Beetown Wis Buckien City

Elkader Notes On People And Spring Frogs

K A Kirkeberg of Elgin and Thomas G Olson of Marion Tsp were in Elkader on business Wednesday and Friday respectively. Mrs Schultz and Mrs Fred Schultz returned to Postville after visiting Mrs Walther. Fred Schaefer family left for Germany. E M Ranebottom of Roseville Ohio visited Elkader. Arthur Beyer, son of Dr and Mrs Beyer Guttenberg, died aged about nine months. funeral held. Community offers sympathy.

Thomas Olson Marion Township Elkader Schultz Fred Schultz Postville Adam Walther E. M. Ranebottom Roseville Ohio T. M W. W. Davidson Mr. Ranebottom T. M. Davidson Meisregor

Dr King’s New Life Pills Boosts Energy and Health

An old advertising item touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a busy, sugar-coated health aid. It claims the pills transform weakness into strength, reduce languor, and improve mental power while curing constipation headaches chills and dyspepsia with a storefront mention of The City Drug Store.

Dr. King

Clermont News Dedication of Pipe Organ Attended by Father J J Hebb

Father J J Hebb attended the dedication of the pipe organ in Clermont as reported in the Enterprise edition. The ceremony drew local residents and churchgoers, marking a milestone for the parish and its musical outreach.

The Enterprise J.J. Hebb

Catholic church rises in Oelwein and regional visits noted

Last week a new Catholic church opened in Oelwein. Prof McFarlin visited Elgin. Sam Greenley visited from Elgin Saturday, and Dr F J Becker spent early week with his father here. Fourteen youths attended Elgin school entertainment with good reports. F F Ferguson went to Hawkeye to see his son Arthur, sidelined with a lame back. Mrs M A Miller prepares to move to Ravenwood Missouri. Ole Olson returns from Iowa City hospital using crutches. Clermont township census shows 710 residents, down 100 since 1900. Dover 1013 down 155. Pleasant Valley 707 down 165. Jefferson up 44.

F. J. Becker Elgin F. F. Ferguson Hawkeye Arthur M. A. Miller Ravenwood Ole Olson Iown City Clermont Township Dover Pleasant Valley Jefferson

West Union Local Notes Highlight Picks and Visits

West Union news notes include Charles Wilbur buying cream for Elgin at John Harper’s old stand, Miss Mae Fritz visiting from Highland township, and County Superintendent Belknap planning the annual field meet in Oelwein. John Fennell recovers mobility after seven weeks, and Rev E Ackley’s family faces scarlet fever with four children ill. Additional items cover Mrs. Agnes Whitley and Maude from Battle Creek visiting the Vinton and Webb homes, R C Williamson considering a cement plant, and Chris Ottosen inspecting seeds for purity.

Charles Wilbur Elgin Creamery John Harper Carl Johnson Mae Fritz Highland Township Clayton County Edith Erest Agnes Whitley Maude Battle Creek Neb Wim. Vinton E. B. Webb Whitley Vinton Webb R. C. Williamson Carlisle Iowa Des Moines Chris O Ottosen Ottosen E. Ackley United Brethren Earnest

Quarantine and Illness Sweep Local Family

A local family faced quarantine for measles and scarlet fever with the second daughter Nina critically ill before improving on Sunday. The youngest contracted bronchitis alongside fever. H B Gilson completed a hot water heating system at High Savings Bank Itiga No 1, praised for efficiency and aesthetics.

Nina H. B. Gilson High Savings Bank Itiga No

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San ASET S, Worley John Falb Burgeon Dewey Hotel Brown , IhWwa J. W. Winston A. d. Capper Fred Gehring Thoma Bros Weibel Bros Hunterys Powpard Horse Ad H. B. Kerr Arlington Kohler Bros Thos Lewis Rose Kohler Chas Fritz Amy Richards EA Gehring Landrine Hummel Chris Wenger Eliza Pulver Rose Medberry Ella Foxwell Volga Fred Rothlisberger Fred Reichert Tillie Peters Jay Cosgrove Cedar Rapids Cathryne Frank Knupson John Kimpson Hilsworth Ozarks Oak Grove Bessie Boyle Cheery Valley News Louisa Dennler Jake Christen Fred Hanson Jake Reinhart Bert Thoman Bennie Dennler Ben Hofer Dan Bellis Mrs. Chrig Meyer K. A. Kirkeberg Fred Schaefer John Uecker Germany Clermont News New Catholic Church Oelwein Prof. McFarlin Sam Greenley Belknap Donnan John Fennell L. L. Humphrey Buick Standard C. G. Monnahan Schori & Benson Lumber
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