Publication Notice on Absentee Frederick Abbey
Elizabeth Abbey petitions for letters of administration for Frederick Abbey who has been absent from his home in Elgin Fayette County for over ten years. Rudy Moser is named as administrator. Frederick’s whereabouts are unknown and objections must be filed by September term 1917 at West Union Court House.
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Fayette County
Wear Union
Elizabeth Abbey
Frederick Abbey
Elgin
John Abbey
Frederick
Rudy Moser
District Court of
Towa
West Union
Forest Welch
Clayton
Greenley
Fred Hanson
Clarence Schort
Charlies Capper
St. Paul
Minneapolis
McGregor
Mississippi
R. P Strauch
Federal
United States
Lyne Lovstuen
Decorah Hospital
Echo
Gunder
Norway
America
Nels Lovatuen
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
J.cheney & Coy
Wall
Prank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
Hall
Cheney & CO
Tada
Chamberlains Tablets Cure Chronic Constipation
An advertisement notes that chronic constipation is hard to cure but Chamberlains Tablets may help when directions are followed. The notice mentions Stoehr Co as a seller and invites readers to a nearby open air band concert in Elgin Iowa on Wednesday evenings in Fayette County with details about Lots 3 and 4, Block 10, Second Addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Trane
Gale
Stoehr & Co
Remember
Fayette County
Iowa
Elgin
Local notes on fairs, farms and moving shop sales
A patchwork of town news covers a band concert and cool weather for corn, Carothers sells an Arabian horse and buys a Shetland pony, Barnum Bailey’s circus draws Postville crowds, and Elgin shop changes add a front soda fountain while Stoehr relocates his jewelry store to the John Falk building. Community visits include Tol Gruger in Port Wing and Mrs Kniel’s tailoring samples.
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Patterson
Echo
Tofield Heck
Mate Shanks
West Union
John Bower
Efford Hunsberzar
Bia Place
Barnum & Bailey’s Circus
Postville
Carothers
S. W. Rubger
Randalia
Nelson Conner
Anderson
Indiana
U.S
Kniel
Chicago
Farmer's Sons
Valdez College
Decor
Emory
Kohler
F. E. Border
A. W. Bourret
Humboldt
Border
Bourret
Geo. G. Schreiber
West Bend Journal
Oklahoma
Colorado
Uncle Sam
Floyd H. Arnold
Manchester
Hazel Peeper
Elgin
St. James’ Episcopal Church
P. B. Peabody
5. T. Spangler
Winthrop
H. F. Arnold
Independence Bulletin-Journal
Stochr & Co
G. Stoechr
John Falk
Lake Week
Gene
Stochr
Stoehr
Fayette County Veterans Hold Thirty-Seventh Reunion
Fayette County Veterans Association gathered at West Union for the thirty-seventh reunion. Eighty-two veterans registered as James Boots and others from town attended. Shaffer's Drum Corp featured Marion Baldwin, a fifer who hadn’t played since 1867. The event was a success with plans for next year.
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Fayette County
Rain Cancels Band Concert in Elgin Now Rescheduled
The Digin Concert Band could not perform outdoors due to rain. A new show will be Friday evening August 10 with an invitation to townspeople to attend, and the usual Wednesday concert will follow next week. Local notes report threshing, crops, and community happenings including visits, travels, and a few personal incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digin
Barnum & Bailey
Oelwein
J. H. McCoy
Monticello
Joseph Butler
Subscription dues urged to support Echo office
The Echo calls readers to pay overdue subscriptions by reminding them the tag on the paper shows the paid month and year. It warns that timely payment is needed and asks readers to send in their money to help the office.
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Echo
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N.Y Fisk
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Fayette County Fair
Fayette County Veterans
Celwelu
Great Western Railroad
Stark Pianos
Player-Phonos
McCoy's
John Mattocks
Tow City
Albert
En Sehorl
More
Manyard
Areed
Waverly Independent
United States of Amartay
S. A
Lght Fox
Kodak
Kodaks and Supplies ‘For Sale City Drug Store
Schori & Kuster Lumber Co
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