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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1902
Page
2
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A long list of residents and visitors is recorded visiting Elkader, West Union, Elgin, and nearby towns. Names include Bercogal, Gtnhai, Hulda Hofer, Sam Buck, Postmaster Kolnor, Piercy Eddy, Win Ward, Mrs. Peeper, C. Grihhm, John Layton, Jon Filb, Mo Humphrey, Mya Fluke, Sid Rubyer, Oscar Benson, Chas. Palda, Dr. Rennion, Lauren Hoelzer, Berthd Malwitz, C. Baldwin, Lulu Beamer, Geo. Schorl, Eda Christ, Irvin Hendershot, Mia John Patterson, Jud Steele, Mrs. C. W. Nicklaus, J. Phillips, Mrs. S. J. Greenley, Harry yana, Koudisey, Mrs. Birch, Mrs. D. O. Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hadeel, Miss Josie Ehrlich, Mrs. Nicklaus, Mrs. E. L. Bucher, Emma Johnson, Mrs. D. Cook, Albert Sebor, A. H. Albright, Helen Briain, and others in frequent local travel and visits.
A period column lists builder hardware vendors Capper and Shaffer Davenport Woolen Mills agency, wallpaper at Finke's, bank status, health notes on L Thomas, social events, and school updates. It mentions carpentry on Gus Gunderson house, sewing class progress, painting and papering inquiries, church schedules, lumber yard offers, photo specials, and a clipping contest for local students. A fishing trip stops at the Post Office, while stormy weather hampers plans.
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