Lens Grinding Plant Outsiders Only Major Cities
A complete lens grinding plant is described as the only one located outside the large cities, highlighting its rare placement and potential impact on local optical manufacturing.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1916
Page
5
A complete lens grinding plant is described as the only one located outside the large cities, highlighting its rare placement and potential impact on local optical manufacturing.
Fayette plans the biggest Harvest Home Picnic in its history with a day of events. An aviation contract was canceled and replaced by two flights for 400 dollars, weather permitting, while West Union and Oelwein play for a 100 dollar purse. The Clermont band performs, a free animal show, an afternoon school play, a grand ball, and a campus baseball game by artificial light are on the program. A day nursery and an alley of stunts precede a Payette County horseshoe tournament inviting local champions.
Pearl Stansberry spent Sunday night with Marie Boyle while Dollie Conner visited. Hugh and Mrs. Conner were at the Tommy Howard home. Laurance as and family visited Barn Holzer. Eddie Cornet Mable Howard and Dora Boyle returned from Forest City to be with their father. J T Cox and Genevieve Ashe returned to West Union after a week with Sheldon Boyle. A picnic and river trip included Jack Shaffer Tommy Howard and Enos Howard. Porch furniture and lawn items marketed by CY Freiburghaus & Co. Hazel Barnhart of Castalia visits Harley Steele’s home. F R Berg advertised as general Auctioneer.
Regular session called to order by Mayor Weibel. Council members Capper Grether Harrington Phillips and Schori present. Minutes approved as read. UnDivided one half interest in Town Hall stairways to N W Evans for one dollar approved. Bills read and allowed. Tax resolution set 10 mills general 6 light 3 bond 5 road for 1916. Adjournment following vote of the five members.
Trene Ernst Ely born Ohio November 27, 1840 died aged 76 years 3 months. She came to Elkader with brothers, married Alonso Ely who died July 22, 1909. Later moved to Kanara with daughter Stella Diamond and three grandchildren. Funeral at M E church Elgin with Rev Cleworth, interment in Elgin cemetery.
Services start at 11:00 Sunday morning August 18 with Sunday school on The Grace of Giving. Evening preaching at 1:00 features a sermon titled Fatty Degeneration of the Heart, a medical treatise of the soul. Hear this sermon.
An advertisement emphasizes outdoor exercise and a daily bowel movement, suggesting a full glass of water before breakfast and fruit and vegetables. It notes Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild option if medicine is needed and lists the seller R. W. Muehlenthaler.
A piano contract offers the instrument to the first party able to pay the balance, cash or five dollars monthly, via Wes of Wes will turn piano over on satisfactory payment. Writer Sshmoller Mueller Piano Co Omaha Nebraska. Mrs H S Steele entertained the Stitcherle club Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Gus A Stoehr entertained many young people at a Saturday night dancing party in the opera house in honor of the Misses Rothlisberger of Lamars. Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph provided music. Refreshments were served at eleven and dancing continued afterward. The event was remembered as a highly pleasant social gathering of the season.
Wednesday evening at the Eastern Star meeting Mr and Mrs J H Williams were bid farewell with a surprise social The couple long faithful members were presented a bedroom rug and enjoyed ice cream and cake They will move to Fairbank where Mr Williams will be principal of the schools
Charley and Fritz farm near Elgin offers several acres of timbered land for sale with a flexible payment plan. The Elgin Land Co mentions a retiring owner aiming to sell soon at a favorable price. Also noted are local business updates and upcoming Gem movie feature with bulk salt price at Boleyn's Store.
F Ferguson and wife called on friends in West Union while Walker Bros finish cement walks in the northeast. Several visitors from Hawkeye and New Hampton join local families including Marguerite White visiting B E White and Fra White. John Sheehy Jr travels to Hattinger North Dakota to see his sister. Local clergy and families attend services at Hawkeye with Dr Crowder, district superintendent. A Waucoma delegation paddles river in three canoes, aided by Ed Wickham and his launch crew. The party returns energized by Rev Clo worth's Elgin lectures.
Mrs Sliney Simmons of Fair Haven N says Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her seven year old son when he was a baby and has since helped other family bowel troubles with good results. Sold by R W Muehlenthaler Oto Meisner and family visit Elkader News reports health of Ed Meisner and Chas Perry families in Eight Monday gathering.
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