Some More Bargains in County Properties
Advertiser lists many residences with land from 10 to 47 acres and farms 80 to 300 acres, offering easy down payments. Also promoting small loans, abstracts, and insurance with a call to discuss terms.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1912
Page
4
Advertiser lists many residences with land from 10 to 47 acres and farms 80 to 300 acres, offering easy down payments. Also promoting small loans, abstracts, and insurance with a call to discuss terms.
Mrs. Ova Frost Baker and her mother visited Mrs. Anna Woodard in West Union while the Melro ses of Webster City stayed with sister Mrs. Henry Herwig. Chas Bopp is shipping furniture to Des Moines for the winter. Emma Hancock hosted a small gathering with card playing and lunch. H L Adams sold his home to H A Ostrander, acquiring the Ostrander farm of 1154 acres four miles west for 13 000 cash and a $5 000 residence. Several residents attended the Chicago Stock Show, including John Crow and others from Clermont and nearby towns. The column also contains misc notes on local events, theater pieces, and church matters.
The Wadena region faces wintry conditions as communities report snow and cold. Wedding bells rang for Max Jacob Yearous and Miss Ethel Voshell at the Voshell home on December 4, with relatives present. Local families and friends, including the Crs and Klingmans, spent time visiting and attending events, while church groups plan a Christmas bazaar and supper.
An old time advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure to distress caused by bad habits of the liver stomach and bowels. It urges readers to buy from The City Drug Store for 25 cents.
Mrs Alfred Miller entertained teachers and friends at a six o'clock dinner. Misses Helen Appelman and Bessie Cabalan returned to Cedar Falls to resume studies. Father F McKinley returned from Dubuque and left for Elma. Hart Grover and Beulith spent Thanksgiving with local parents. Mr and Mrs F B Erison of Forest City were here for acquaintances and the opera house dedication. Nels Dybhom and son Gust left for Norway to settle there. Dybhom purchased land earlier. A ticket payment dispute near West Union to Elgin is noted. Joseph Butler joined Crow auto agents in town. Will Kobis visited Wisconsin on business. Mrs F G Spahr visited her daughter in Oelwein. No 1 day end straw for sale by Ave Houzer. Mrs C Ruby and sister visited son Wm Kehis. There are 479 packing plants in the US. Dance Saturday night. Christmas coming. 5 below Thursday.
Train crews left a crossing blocked near the oil canning factory while switching in the yard. At the Fred E Sebori sale cows brought record prices with auctioneer Fred R Berg selling two cows for 84.00 and 76.50. Dan Brause visited from West Union for the funeral of W H Finke.
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