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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1912

Page

4

Seeding Busy Town Listings and Social Visits

Local residents report farmers deeply engaged in seeding while visits knit together families. Names appear including Myria Items, Tilla Peters, Patterson, Ghas Doty, Ina Kobler, Jerome Yearous, Geo Davis, Roy Kimball, Clara Muehlenthaler, Matilda Conner, Ellen Hune berger, and others with West Union and Elkader ties. A box shoe gift event at S H Foxwell home, sciatic rheumatism updates for Elmer Medberry, and health notes accompany daily social life.

Tle Patterson Ghas Doty Ina Kobler Jerome Yearous Terael Shaffer Geo. Davis Roy Kimball Geo. Halverson Elkader H. B. Kerr

Patch Prairie News Dance Attendance and Local Visits

W E Morse called at the A R Crain home Tuesday. Bernice Badger spent Sunday with Anna Crain, Lizzie and Allie Meyer were West Union visitors Saturday. Myg Frisbie and Mrs Meyer were at West Union on Friday. Ernest Meyer visited the parental home at Elgin Friday. Ernest Frisbie and family visited Sunday at the E Meyer home. Fred Wegmiller is assisting Fred Crowe with work this week. Crowe was a Oelwein business visitor between trips Saturday. Henry Bartlet assists Ernest Crain with farm work this week. John Miller and Clarence Tripp were at Brainard on business Tuesday. Some folks attended the dance at Brainard Saturday night. Mrs Crowe spent Saturday and Sunday at her daughter Mrs Wrants Bowers home at West Union. Harvey Hills and son Richard, Olaf Houg, L Appleman and J Lockwood were callers at the E Meyer home recently.

W. E. Morse A. R. Crain Bernice Badger Anna Crain Lizzie Allie Meyer West Union Myg Frisbie Mrs Meyer Ernest Meyer Elgin Ernest Frisbie E. Meyer Fred Wegmiller Fred Crowe Oelwein Traita Henry Bartlet Ernest Crain John Miller Clarence Tripp Brainard Wrants Bowers Harvey Hills Richard Olaf Houg L. Appleman J. Lockwood

Ben Conner Visits Elgin As Clermont News Report

Ben Conner traveled to Elgin on Monday, with Clifton Enterprise coverage noting the appearance and local interest in his visit to Clermont News.

The Enterprise Ben Conner Elgin

Elgin and area residents listed in local notes

Local notices show Henry Grossman, Miss Mabel Koudson, Mrs. A McKinley, and others in Elgin on various days. Also entries mention Mrs. Anna Rogers and Misa Ruth White in Higin, and contractor Butler from Elgin hired to finish the opera house. Electric Bitters promoted as a grip remedy with claims of health restoration.

Mabel Koudson Elgin Tuesaday A. McKinley Elgin Anna M. Koudson Anna Rogers Misa Ruth White Higin Fred Grimes Dean Butler Opera House

Elkader News Briefs from Elkader Papers

Mrs. Wm A Walther and baby visited relatives in Elgin last week Miss Ina Kohler of Fayette county visits her aunt Mrs Wm A Walther The Meisner barn in Highland township was struck by lightning and burned with its contents Insured in Garnaville company John Falk of Elgin injured in auto accident and faces a long recovery An invitation from Herbert Percy Hames to his Diaconate ordination at All Saints Cathedral Spokane April 21 1912 The school supper in the village raised nearly 850 and showcased a strong practical program Supt Robert Rienow urged to run for State Superintendent of Schools and appears poised for a large vote

Elkader Wm. A. Walther Baby Elgin Ina Kohler Fayette County Frank Meisner Highland Township Garnaville Company John Falk Herbert Percy Hames All Saints Cathedral Spokane Wash Robert Rienow Iowa

Puts End To Bad Habit Blues With New Life Pills

An old time medical ad claims sluggish liver causes blues and bilious poison. Dr. King’s New Life Pills are advertised to expel it and improve stomach liver and kidneys. Available for 25 cents at The City Drug Store.

Dr. 1 King City

Local notes from West Union county seat

Mrs F R Berg and daughter WMorence and Helen Nicklaus of Elgin were bere yesterday. Mr and Mrs C B Hughes were at Fayette Friday evening, he acting as judge in a debate of US students. Maud Schmuhl, restored from wounds from a St Bernard, enters Glenwood state school. J W Dwyer and family attend reception at Mike Dwyer home in Oelwein.

F. R. Berg Wmorence Helen Nicklaus Elgin C. B. Hughes Fayette U. S M. W. Grimes Maud Schmuhl Chicago St. Bernard Glenwood J. W. Dwyer Oelwein Mike Dwyer

Family moves and local remedies headline regional note

Their daughter nee Aliie Dwyer married Monday at Fairfax to Mr. McCarthy of Spencer Nob. Mrs Anna M Gilson and father in law O L Gilson and her sister Mrs Ella Welch leave today for Winfield Kan where Mrs Gilson built a house and will live near her son Prof Frank Gilson. T F Richards and family will move from Alyria township soon after buying Mrs Gilsons house. W B Holzolaw of Clarendon Tex recalls a brother cured by Dr Kings New Discovery after a dreadful cough. It’s quick safe reliable and guaranteed. price 50 cents and 1.00 with trial bottle free at City Drug Store.

Aliie Dwyer Fairfax McCarthy Spencer, Nob Anna M. Gilson O. L. Gilson Ella Welch Winfield Kan W. B. Holsolaw Clarendon Tex Dr. King Stora

Pleasant Point Social: Residents Missing and Visiting

Oscar Kimball and Mrs. Henry Overbeck are listed as indisposed while several residents, including Tim Thomann at Henry Hoelzer and Beulah Hough at Thomann's, spent Sunday with friends and relatives. Mike Monnahan and John Wilson family updates note health and visits, with a fishing trip by local youths ending in a fine time.

Oscar Kimball Aick Henry Overbeck Tim Thomann Henry Hoelzer Mise Beulah Hough Victor Bodeen Elkader Beth Monaghan Henry Feller John Mattocks John Wilson Mike Monnahan Oscar Hunsberger Eddie John ‘Wilson Clyde King Clara Gertie Griesinger Nellie Alta Hofer Walter Pritchard Freddie Griesinger Vernie Overbroak Pleasant Point

Cheery Valley Neighbors Visit Across Homes

Anna Hofer guests at Jake Dennler home while Anna Dennler visits Sam Hofer. Multiple locals including Bert Thoman, Lizzie Puitér, Jacob Kurth, Mary Sutter, Bertha Dennler, Lena Pulfer, Rosa Grimm, Harry Palmer, Jake Butikofer and others are noted visiting or assisting at family houses during the week. Several illnesses and caregiving mentions appear among neighbors and relatives.

Local Social Notes From Friday Through Sunday Evening

Gehring and others were entertained at the Fred Schnider home Sunday evening. Adolph and Fred Baumgartner visited the Henry Frieden home Sunday. John Butikofer Jr. and family visited Ben Frieden's home Sunday evening. George Frederich and Will Schupbach painted the Adolph Baumgartner house. Bertha Frieden and Rosa Grimm spent an evening at the Fred Frederich home. Lena Pulfer helped her sister with house work last year. Marie, John Grimm, and Robert Sam Yost were home Sunday evening. Mrs. Jake Dennler is seriously ill with milk leg under Dr. Fothergill’s care. Several families were entertained at Mrs. Chris Meyer’s home Sunday. Ben Hofer family, Fred Denniter, Hanson, Joe Lant guests at Jake Dennier. Will Schubach and Georgia Frederich rode to Iowa City to visit Walter Butikofer, recovering from an operation.

Gehring Fred Schnider Adolph Fred Baumgartner Henry Frieden John Butikofer Jr Little Ben Frieden George Frederich Will Schupbach Adolph Baumgartner Bertha Frieden Rosa Grimm Fred Frederich Lena Pulfer John Smith Marie John Grimm Robert Gehring Sam Yost Jake Dennler Fothergill Tom Hangon Will Chase Albert Meyer Oscar Baumgartner Chris Meyer Ben Hofer Fred Denniter Tom ,Hanson Joe Lant Jake Dennier

Public Auction of Furnishings at Hotel Dewey in Elgin

A public auction sale on Saturday May 4 at 2 pm in front of Hotel Dewey offers private furniture including a Bush & Gerritsen piano, a 1911 Model T Ford, rugs, stoves, a Singer sewing machine, dining set, chests, rockers and more. Cash sales under $10, over that amount can be paid with approved security at 7 percent interest. settlement before removal. Auctioneer F. R. Bere. Prop Mrs J. C. Miller. Also, brief local notices on dairy buttermilk benefits and a massive Boise Canyon dam project, Henry Topp home site, and Mrs. Hans Keiser’s illness.

Elgin Hotel Dewey Bush & Gerte Singer Trams Sam F. R. Bere J. C. Miller Prop Department of Agriculture United States Boise Canyon Idaho Boise Henry Topp Topp Henry Hans Keiser

Abolish or Regulate The Liquor Trade Debate

The reformer’s push to abolish rather than regulate the liquor traffic is challenged as fallacious. The core struggle is whether communities can choose saloon presence by ballot, as mass sentiment and the people behind the saloon shape its fate. Iowa would be better with ballots replacing petitions to express true sentiment.

Iowa

Bopp Announces Return to Office and Loan Service

Bopp returns from a six week Florida vacation and advertises ready availability for local loans up to 1000 on farm chattel and larger on other chattel properties with rates from 6 percent. He offers land and town property listings, free advertising, abstracts and title examination, and promises no charges unless a sale or service is performed.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Myria Tilla Peters Thos Kerr Clara Muehlenthaler Matilda Conner Ellen Huneberger Highland School Mesdames Aug. Schmidt Oliver Turmbul Fritz Richards R. H. Peters Wenger Alfred Wenger Edith Richards Leonard Humphry Chas. Chapman Lizzie Pulfer Elmer Medberry John Kreuger Jacob Jerome Mae Fritz S. H. Foxwell Hadsel Prairie du Chien Patch Prairie News Clermont News Henry Grossman Tonjum Thiel River Falls Minn Carlin Agnes Minehan Marguerite Sullivan E. R. Collins Fairmont N. D Fred Bigler Nellie Sheehy Ruth Anderson Cheery Valley News Anna Hofer Anna Dennler Sam Hofer Bert Thoman Bonnie Dennler Lizzie Puitér Jacob’ Kurth Gottlieb Dennler Mary Sutter Bertha Dennler Fred Deanler Gottlieb Elizabeth Burki Rudolph Pulfer Ida Frieden Fred Frieden Adling Lehman A. LL Butihofer Charles Odegard Aas Jake Christen Jake Deuler Lena Frieden Dy. Hadgel Ida and Ester Frieden George Frederick John and Ernest Pulfer Tsaac Jake and Lawrence Will Schubach Georgia Frederich Iowa City Walter Butikofer American Steel & Wire Co Fred G. Gehring John Falb Louisa Schroeder Postville Bopp Florida Rockies Colorado Rock Island Lines Worley H. S. Hadsel M.D Citizens’ State Bank
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