Karl D Fisk obituary notice from 1917 era
Karl D Fisk is recorded in a brief obituary fragment dated 1917. The item notes the name and year, indicating a death notice or memorial snippet found in a historical newspaper page segment.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1917
Page
4
Karl D Fisk is recorded in a brief obituary fragment dated 1917. The item notes the name and year, indicating a death notice or memorial snippet found in a historical newspaper page segment.
Elizabeth Abbey files petition in Fayette County Iowa seeking letters of administration for Frederick Abbey absentee. Court notices his seven year absence from Elgin residence, ten year no contact, and ownership by will of an interval in property at Elgin including lots 8 and 4 block 10 Second Addition. Administration proposed to Rudy Moser with appearance required by September term starting September 10, 1917 at West Union Wald County.
The Tuesday rain boosted corn and hay crops while small grain yields remain strong. Community members attended gatherings from ice cream socials to a cantata in West Union, with visits among Gilson, Rothlisberger, and Kingman families. The funeral of Mrs. Ralph Kuhns occurred July 30 at Nigrin church. she died July 28 at age thirty six, leaving a husband seven children and many relatives.
An advertisement claims despondency is often caused by digestion issues and constipation, and that it quickly disappears after taking Chamberlain's Tablets. The tablets are said to strengthen digestion and move the bowels, offered for sale by Stoshr's.
Last week reports list Mary and Martha Dennler as Sunday guests at George Miller. Social visits include Monnahan and Monnahan helping with baying and harvesting, plus Tennos Howard and Tommy Howard's families at J. M. Shaffer's. Mrs. J. M. Shaffer remains indisposed. A. C. O. G. meeting held at W. C. Smith’s on July 19 1917. Ladies Home Circle met at Judson Conner’s on July 25.
Henry Freiden called at Dennlers Monday. Mrs Celia Meyers entertained Sunday. Adolph Hanson family visited Rob Lehmans. Patsy Minnahan spent Sunday with mother at Volga City. Celia Louisa Christen were guests at Joe Pres iden and Fred Nydeggar homes. Bart Chonan called at Sam Hofer's Subadas. Adolph Barroden entertained Thursday. Ice cream social attended by locals at Mayvin church. Mrs G Frederick ill with pneumonia under doctor care. Kenneth Burroden on way to recovery. Lenixa Bertha Dennler visited Charlie Ode Gard. Roy Leuchtenmacher Martin Minnihan Fred Theodore Hanson attended 3B MM Berean's. Adolph Tawngariner left for Rock Valley Iowa. Sister of Albert Muth called here for daughter's illness. Mrs Jake Reithart and Mary Bert Chapman, Harnest Moyer and Tom Hanson families were entertained at Martin Hanson's Sunday. George Christen Bert Thoman visited Gottlob Dennler Saturday evening. Edwin Hanson visited Jack Denner Saturday evening.
A gang of boys robs a cemetery of three nut bags then splits two at the gate. A nearby negro overhears and persuades a white man to join, claiming the dead are being divided. The two flee in fear as the boys prepare to count the two bags.
John T. Jantzen of Delmeny Bask says Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy has done more good and accomplished more than other medicines. He reports using it for himself and his family and recommends it as an exceptionally fine preparation. For sale by Stoehl's Pharmacy.
John Cowger, a printer formerly employed in the Echo office, has traveled to Chicago to seek medical treatment from a specialist.
Barnum and Bailey's greatest show on Earth will be exhibited within easy traveling distance this season. The program promises new feats, a 1400 person Alladin scene with 1000 animals, sixty clowns, four elephant herds, caravans of camels, and a three mile free street parade starting circus day at 10 AM with six bands and steam calliopes.
A humorous exchange recalls Booth Tarkington visiting Naples when Vesuvius erupted. An Italian friend boasts of local wonders, and Tarkington replies that America has Niagara Falls to rival any eruption, joking that it could outdo the volcano in minutes.
West Union stands as a regional center in northeastern Iowa. It boasts strong schools, abundant shade, parks around the courthouse, rich housing, thriving churches, and active civic life. The city hosts fairs, Chautauqua events, lectures, soldiers reunions, and maintains a well-supported hospital. It sits at the center of four pike roads with a major garage, plus ample real estate and farm services.
J W Bopp notes the band concert last evening was well attended and the audience enjoyed the music. The concert night is Wednesday each week and residents are urged to be on hand to hear the band’s performances.
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