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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1913
Page
4
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Local agent lists numerous residences with land nearby from 10 to 47 acres and farms 90 to 300 acres. Some properties on edge of towns, some offer small down payments and easy terms. Also available local loans, abstracts, and insurance. call to discuss payment options.
Beautiful spring weather boosts road repair as farmers bustle in fields. Kreugers hosted over Sunday. Pauline Loertscher visits Chay Fritz home. Alfred Wenger and family weekend with the Wengers. Dance at Highland hall set for Friday April 18 with guests and local families attending.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boleyn moves to West Union occupying the Greteman house. Rev. Father Hebb assisted in Catholic mission services. Father Hehir and companions trekked five miles from the freight wreck scene to reach services. Chas Lower brough t a gray wolf to Fred Hoyt. Frank Tatvo of Auburn died Thursday and was buried in West Union cemetery. his widow will be buried beside him today. The couple were aged 97 and 80, long-time county residents. a fuller obituary is promised next week.
Mary Bennett visits Euos Howard's. Hd Conner entertains many friends Sunday. Julia Brabham at Hull Brabham home Thursday. Carl Bennett assists Henry Holzer on farm. Mrs. John Howard at Frank Crooks home Wednesday. Jack Shaffer family Sunday at Enos Howards. W. E. Howard of Elgin at George Howard home. John Howard and family and Otto Gage at Bennett. Brabham and wife visited Chris Dummermuth. Simon O Niel and family at Jim O Niel home near West Union. Mrs. W C Smith and Mrs. Emma Self at O P Craft home. Mrs. Will Kohle and son Clarence, Bert Allen and wife at Ern Holzer home. Note praises of local women professionals contrasted with other towns.
Elkader papers report the Board of Supervisors opening the April session. Locals Max B Bishop and wife return from Fayette, Mrs Murphy and Miss Lulu Kleinpell visit Iowa City, and Frank Meisner with Wm Finley tour Highland on business. Mrs B A Lake and daughter head to Whitehall Wis for Mildred’s graduation, Walmah White visits from Hopkinton, and Dr G G White’s family is noted. Oehring excavates a foundation on the former Muézy lot. Ten weeks of school remain before commencement. Otto Friend moves his jewelry store into the former Berg’s space, and Harry Conrad and bride return from their wedding trip to reside in the Webb home. Fitzpatrick trips to Dubuque, witnesses a late fire alarm, and shares an account. Sister Mary Veronica celebrates 25 years as a nun and teacher in Elkader with gifts from friends and pupils.
De Becker, an Elgin business caller, visited Clermont last Friday while residents toured Elgin on Sunday. F K White traveled to Luana, Miss Cora Olson and Inga Nelson visited Elgin, and Miss Ethel Morgan returned home to Manchester. Harold Anderson accompanied by his parents visited West Union, Ray Conners returned from Lake Mills to resume work in the Conners barber shop, and A J Paulson left for Denver due to Emery Nelson’s illness. Winifred Appelman enjoys a Gilman principal’s vacation at home. Mrs W B Miller and Mildred of West Union stayed with Clermont kin. Miller & Sons started their brick and tile plant, now running smoothly.
Pleasant Point News lists social visits and Sunday gatherings. Florence Hadrick spent Sunday with Henry Fellers. Mrs. Mike Monnahan visited Isaac Monnahan's home. Henry Badger and family visited Mike Monnahan. Mrs. O P Craft visited with W C Smith and wife. Gottlieb Pfister from Elgin assists Jake Griesinger with spring work. Florence and Clarence Thomann visited Lela Pritchard. George and Nancy Baldwin of Elgin visited the Win Pritchard home. Clement O Harran, studying at West Union, spent Sunday with his parents. Tim Thomann and family were entertained at the John Wilson home.
Cheery Valley News notes a string of weekend activities with local residents trading calls and visiting neighbors. John Meyer and Thos Hangons hosted callers. Jacob Gehring visited West Union. several families attended gatherings at Christen Bros and Denniers homes. Continuous social visits and a quilting bee at Mrs Rosa Meyer’s home reflect a tight community network. Jacob Gehring and Joe Frieden conducted business trips to Elkader, while Robert Gehring will start work at the Elgin creamery Monday.
The Elgin Echo weekly in Elgin Iowa furnishes ownership and circulation details as required. Editor and publisher is F W Hughes with ownership by F B W Hughes. No other stockholders over 1 percent. Sworn April 16 1913 by Notary Samuel Mosby.
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