Local social visits fill week in region headlines
A long list of visitors and relatives fills the week with crossings between Elgin Bigin Fayette Waterloo and other towns. Notable mentions include Mrs Eivina Gage of Bigin visiting sister Mrs Matt DeSart, Miss Sylvia Stanton of Figin staying with her sister Mrs Henry Herwig, and E E Younge of Berkshire VI praising Dr Kings New Life Pills for stomach liver and kidney relief priced 25 cents at The City Drug Store.
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Wade
Dwyer
Heltgpin
Eivina Gage
Bigin
Matt DeSart
Sylvia Stanton
Figin
Henry Herwig
Walrath
George Simpson
John DeSatt
Elgin
Fred Tatro
Frank ‘Boyle
George Fritz
J. J. Fennel
John Rothlinberger
Little Son
Syria Township
Yeater
Ben Kohler
C. ’ Patterson
W. Ha
Vinton
C. L. Shaffer
Emmet Bartels
Waterloo
Higin
Amy Layton
Fayette
E. E. Younge
Berkshire
Dr. King
City Drug Store
Elkader visitors and local improvements noted
J N Robbins visited Elkader from Highland on Saturday. C W Humphrey and family from Fayette with John T Carmichael and wife from Fort Dodge were guests of relatives in Elkader Sunday. Miller Brothers and Christ Jr and Emil A Miller and wives passed Elkader Sunday evening en route to Clermont to inspect the electric light plant. Chris Miller & Sons, owners of the quill, brick and tile works and the electric plant, seek a West Union franchise after extending to Elgin. The GM & St P Railway plans move the depot, lower it, and build a cement sidewalk to improve access to the track and future Woolen Walk to the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkader
J.N. Robbins
Highland
W. K. Humphrey
Fayette
Chris. Miller & Sons
Quill, Brick and Tile Works
Elgin
West Union
Former Clermont resident visits TF Ferguson home
A Clermont native, now residing in Bismarck North Dakota, stayed with the TF Ferguson household the first of the week. Miss Mary Hills returned Friday from Vinton where she spent the summer with her aunt. The item then touts Electric Bitters as a stomach liver and kidney remedy, claiming lasting appetite and energy gains after six bottles and urging readers to buy at The City Drug Store for 50 cents.
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Clermont
Bismark
N. D
TF. F. Ferguson
Mary Hills
Vinton
Henry
Pettit
Siyma Items and Local Social Notes
In this vicinity on Sunday Larry Reichert and on Monday a strong electrical storm. Fred and Ha Wenger were home over Sunday. Mrs Rose Kobler still poorly. Stewart Moats visiting Thos Kerr home. C M Klingman returned from Minnesota trip. Pauline Loertacher spent Saturday with Mae Fritz. Dr Bowers was a business visitor. Mrs Susan Bigler visited Wenger home Tuesday. Libbie Rothlisberger of Remsen visiting Wenger home. R H Peters and wife, Stephen Foxwell and wife at Fremont Ogle home. Chautauqua attendees at West Union last week. Mrs Fred Rothlisberger visited relatives at West Union. Ben Sthal, wife and Alfred Weibel entertained at Klingman home Sunday. Chis Doty and wife departed for Elma and Oelwein. Mrs Chas Chapman and Ray and Myron at Dubuque for a week. Robi Peters and J D Shaffer attended Old Soldier's Reunion at West Union. Mabel Medberry returned from two weeks with relatives at Rock Rapids. Mrs Leonard Humphry of West Union visiting Rothlisberger and J T Humphry. John Wilson and family spent Sunday at Rout Wilson Sr. home. Katie Wilson accompanied them home. Jay Cosgrove and wife left for Cedar Rapids after weeks at Reichert home. Mrs Lester Strong and sons at West Union. Mrs John Rothlisbergen and Len at chautauqua. Chas Fritz and wife attended chautauqua and visited John Ernst and Thos Richards homes. Those entertained at Wenger home Sunday included Libbie Rothlisberger Remsen. Pete Aschleman and family. Grace, Blanche and sons Hervie and Elwood. John Krueger and family. Pauline Luertschor. Chas Fritz and Mae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Reichert
Fred
Ha Wenger
Rose Kobler
Stewart Moats
Thos Kerr
C. M. Klingman
Minnesota
Pauline Loertacher
Mae Fritz
Dr. Bowers
Susan Bigler
Wenger
Libbie Rothlisberger
Remeenie
R. H. Peters
Fremont Ogle
West Union
Fred Rothlisberger
Ben Sthal
Alfred Weibel
Chis Doty
Fat Elma
Oelwein
Chas. Chapman
Ray
Myron
Dubuque
Robi Peters
J. D. Shaffer
Mabel Medberry
Rock Rapids
Leonard Humphry
J. T. Humphry
John Wilson
Rout Wilson Sr
Katie Wilson
Jay Cosgrove
Cedar Rapids
Reichert
Lester Strong
John Rothlisbergen
Len
Chas Fritz
John ‘Ernst
Thos Richards
Bucklon’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Piles Relief
An ad claims Bucklon’s Arnica Salve banishes piles and soothes itching inflammation and swelling. It also touts relief for burns boils ulcers cuts and skin eruptions, promising comfort and joy, with a closing note about availability at The.
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Bucklon
Clermont News Briefs From the Enterprise
Guns Becker visited Elgin Institute on Thursday. Shaffer left for Geneva Nebraska to visit his brother Roy. F F Ferguson reports extensive improvements at his home. Ernest Barr of Oelwein visited the Houdershott home Friday and Saturday. Edith Capps returned to McGregor after a four week stay with her parents. Carl C Schroeder sold his 120 acre Grand Meadow township farm to Rudolph Rubeo at 110 per acre. Elmer Anderson and family of Linn visited Ma and Mrs Chas Anderson Saturday and Sunday.
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Enterprise
Guns Becker
Elgin
Earl
Shaffer
Roy
Geneva
Neb
F. F. Ferguson
Ernest Barr
Oelwein
F. C. Houdershott
Edith Capps
McGregor
Carl C. Schroeder
Grand Meadow Township
Rudolph Rubeo
Elmer Anderson
Linn
Chas Anderson
Wri ‘Thompson Money
Social visits and family gatherings in Wadena area
Wadena residents spent Sunday with relatives and friends including Lulu Minger Lula Whittenbaugh and Miss Alta Whittenbaugh visiting Caroline Johnson. Rev Charlie Rogers and family stayed with John Herriman. Mrs EB Carr hosted two sisters from Tostoria. Leonard Larson and wife and Ralph Duit and wife called on George Starr. Mr and Mrs A W Peters left Monday with Mrs Curtis for Forest City. Bire Curtis inbur da to make her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Minger
Lula Whittenbaugh
Charlie Rogers
John Herriman
Alta Whittenbaugh
Caroline Johnson
EB. Z. Carr
Tostoria
Leonard Larson
Ralph Duit
George Starr
A. W. Peters
Mrs. Curtis
Forest City
Bire
Curtis Inbur
Indian Killed On Track And Local News Notes
Indian killed near Rochelle Illinois on a railroad track by a fast express. Local items report church services at Prag at the Presbyterian church and a Woodman picnic planned for Arlington. Social notes mention Mrs Banger and family, Mr Tivoratt Wescott returning from Maynard and work at Wadena, and caring for a new grandson. Dr King’s New Discovery promoted for coughs and colds with testimonials and free trial offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Joe
Tivoratt Wescott
Maynard
Wadena
Arlington
Rogera
Prag. Pyterian
Rochelle
Ill
Fast Express
Dr. King
J. R. Watts
Floydada
Tex
City
Cheery Valley News Social Roundup
Mrs Will Schupbach visited Monday at the Edward Grimm home Hulda Meyer spent Monday eve at the Adelph Baumgartner home Mrs Adolph Baumgartner visiting her daughter Celia Meyer Hanson family visited E Johnson home near Wadena Bennie Denuler Bert Thoman visited George Christen Ellen Hanson spent time with Adolph Hanson family Frank Christen John Albert Mayer at Adolph Baumgartner Hulda Louisa Meyer guests of Olivus Larson near Elkader Edwin Theodore Hanson Celia Meyer and children at Ed Baumgartner Fred Albert Schupbach families Hulda Meyer at Edward Grimm home for Sunday eve Martha Louisa Christen left for Darlington Wis to visit sister Mrs Fred Deborasx Bob Lehman Adolph Hanson Jake Dennier families Martha Harry Anna Meyer Frank Celia Louisa Christen at Ben Hofer home
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Will Schupbach
Edward Grimm
Hulda Meyer
Adelph Baumgartner
Adolph Baumgartner
Celia Meyer
Hanson
E. Johnson
Wadena
Bennie Denuler
Bert Thoman
George Christen
Ellen Hanson
Adolph Hanson
Frank Christen
John
Albert Mayer
Hulda
Louisa Meyer
Olivus Larson
Elkader
Edwin
Theodore Hanson
Ed Baumgartner
Fred
Albert Schupbach
Edward
Pleasant Point Social Roundup
Mike Monnahans entertained company Sunday. Mrs. Perry Hitch visited the O P Craft home. Noelle and Alta Hofer spent Sunday with friends at WMgin. Tillie Oswald stayed with Joan Mattocks. Bert Erickson visited near Wadena. Dorothy Hunsberger stayed with Aunt Mrs Johnnie Wilson. John Mattocks visited Lew Oswald home in Elgin. Mary Monaahan of Elgin visited Mike Monnahin. Tin Thomann and family visited Melchair Verney home in Elgin. Parry Hitch of New Hampton assists at the Monnahin home. George Baldwin, Parry Craft and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Monnahans
Perry Hitch
Oo. P. Craft
Noelle
Alta Hofer
Wmgin
Tillie Oswald
Joan Mattocks
Bert Erickson
Wadena
Dorothy Hunsberger
Johnnie Wilson
John Mattocks
Lew Oswald
Elgin
Mary Monaahan
Mike Monnahan
Tin Thomann
Melchair Verney
Parry Hitch
New Hampton
Mike Monnahin
George Baldwin
Parry Craft
Eddie Hunsberger
Fleury Overbeck
Win
Pritchard
Nelle
Alta
Johnny Wilson
Oak Grove and surrounding families gather for visits and stories
Sunday visitors fill Oak Grove notes with names and home tales. Mrs Eddie Hunsberger and others visit relatives, while Florence Thomann and friends entertain at Johnny Wilsons. Local births, sick lists, and social calls thread through a snapshot of small town life.
Local option license talk and family notices mix in brief
W H Peasles argues for local option licenses over prohibitions citing practical ethics and enforcement limits. Meanwhile Mrs Ralph DeSart and daughters visit Lew Kohler and relatives in West Bend. Mr and Mrs John Fath entertain Elkader guests including L J Stalbanun and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph DeSart
West Bend
Air
John Kohler
Lew Kohler
John Fath
Elkader
L. J. Stalbanun
Renewal Certificate for State Bank in Iowa
The Iowa State Auditor announces renewal of the bank named The Citizens State Bank of Bigin location in Iowa. Authority issued after compliance review under state incorporation and bank laws. Names listed include Ben Soho Benson Anni Heroth Thomas His Lean. date August 8. by Joan L. Beg editor and deputy.
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State OF Iowa
Office of Auditor OF State
Bigin
Fitata
Iowa
Shareinotah
Tts
Dank
Pital
Ben Soho
Fis Benson
Anni Heroth
Thomas His
Joan L. Beg
Byres
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Stephen Foxwell
Remsen
Pete Aschleman
Grace
Blanche
Hervie
Elwood
John Krueger
Martha
Clara
Elva
Herbert
Pauline Luertschor
Mae
Clermont News
W.O. T. Eswill
Robert Frey
Alan
Ma. Jamies
Wilson
M. A. Klingman
James
Millard Kohler
Matt Klifigman
Cheery Valley News
Pleasant Point
Oak Grove News
Fee
Ed Boyle
Geo Wilsons
Blinn Crieepant Thureday
Simon O'Niel
Farl Bennett
Weet Union
Eva Holters
Path Corner
Hugh
John Howard
Frank Crooke
Nelson
Ward Brabhaw
Hugh Conner
Hadsel
Enos Howard
Jud Conner
Tommy Howard
Henry Robinsdn
Chris Dennler
Marie Holzer
Frances O'Niel
Bennet
Hander
Simon O’niel
Grandma
Boyles
Robert Wilson
Katie
Tommie Howard
Fred Sheffer
Agnes
Earl Bennett
Wm. Brabham
Ruth
Grace Conner
Elzin
John Learn
Freemont Ogle
Hans Winkier
Horace Greeley
Greeley
Canning Factory
Brainard
Brainard Ve
Turkey River
Horace Yack
Trena
Grace Boyers
Emma Weiles
Wm. Walther
Peasles
New Hampshire
Lam
Weatheenap
Shonand
Poeporaten Jsickenr
Fie
F. Koehler
Schori
Elginlows
Chiulaia
Jetod
Avery
Merstant
Colorado
Hom
Colorm
Denver
Worley
Elgtay
Greenly Bros
H. S. Hadsel,m.d
Meiat
Aeiarag
Falb
Wigona, Nu A
Quageon
Galle
Gay and Algly Ofice
Testage
Hera Dewey Hotel
Ebuin
Wuwa
Blach-Smith Shop
R. ‘Lehwanns
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