Gift handkerchiefs with initials and linen borders
Gift handkerchiefs offered with initials plain linen and corded and colored borders, described as finest quality pure linen, gift boxes furnished free.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
4
Gift handkerchiefs offered with initials plain linen and corded and colored borders, described as finest quality pure linen, gift boxes furnished free.
A full assortment of fancy and plain bath towels and wash cloths are offered in this local sale note.
A knitting shop touts a large and varied yarn assortment as many people take up knitting. The ad emphasizes broad selection and current popularity of yarn crafts.
A long experience built over thirty years backs the unveiling of the Munsing-Wear store. The announcement proclaims considerable pride in the making and marks this milestone as the official store launch.
A newspaper ad touts boxed hosiery as ideal gifts for men with silk or lisle options. It emphasizes a full size range and vivid colors displayed ready for Christmas, plus warm lined gloves and mittens for all ages at prices from 50c to 2.00.
A fragment hints at a disturbance involving a boy, his aunts, and a clothing incident. The wording is unclear, but it suggests an event described as a real snap or attack, with references to DoW and the clothing. Further readable details are not available.
John Pulfer is on the sick list while Alto Dannler clerks at Evans Variety Store. Bertha Hofer visited the Jake Dennler home. John Frederick and family hosted Sunday guests. Edwin Haneon, Frank Christen and Adolph Hanson aided corn husking. An oyster supper at Ben Hofer’s drew 20 attendees. Families of Jake Chiston, Adolph Hanson, and Hen Tunman gathered at L. Chicateo home. West Union visitors Ern Meyer and Leo spend time with relatives here. Lawrence Gehring attended Mike Bannart’s funeral in West Bend after an operation. Thomas Hanson family and others dined Friday at Adolf Bian partner home.
A brief market note states salt remains costly with HS and M quoted high. Borg and Kohler currently offer salt at the present price level referenced, indicating strong pricing pressures across suppliers.
Mr Turnbull’s estate was discussed during a Fayette visit by Ivan Medberry who attended. John Monnahan assists Jack Shaffer with corn husking while Reynold Strong travels to Pecora ah for business school. Libbie Klingman and Hilde Klingman join Ruth Rothlisberger for visits. the Rothlisberger and Patterson families host guests in Volga. A church collections for war victims in Cracho sovakila and Poland were taken. a father and son banquet drew praise. Mrs Richards visits Tarael Shaffer then returns to West Union. Young people attend Epworth League Old Shop Social at the church, and Walter Wenger with Phil Tarson travel to Kimme’above to husk corn for Fred Wenker. The White Cross Pigsant will be sung at the church next Sunday. a collection for the Des Moines Methodist hospital will be taken. Children rehearse for the Christmas tre entertainment under Chas Walter and Steghen Rothlisberger.
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