Ilyria Herald Personals Casts December Cheer
A string of local visits and social items fills the page as Ida Nydogger visits at the parental home and Bert Chapman hosts company. several community members including Mrs H B Kerr and Mrs Rose Kohler show up in illness and social rounds while others travel to Cedar Rapids and Oelwein. the MWA holds its annual officer election and baby news adds a milestone to the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Nydogger
Supt Belknap
Dis No. 1
Bert Chapman
H. B. Kerr
Chas Fritz
Rose Kohler
Minnie Kimball
Waterloo
Alf Weibel
Elgin
Yda Wenger
Clara Muehlenthaler
Oelwein
Dr. Bowers
F. Rothlisberger
Chris. Holms
Frank Medberry
Fred Rothitsberger
Hazel Shutter
H. B. Gilson
Clermont
Will Pardee
Chicago
Bert Jennings
Wadena
Chris Wenger
Cedar Rapids
Jef
Mary
John Kohler
Frank Hlunsberger
John Wilson
Winter troubles and local social rounds in Oak Grove News
Mrs. Henry Holzer is sick under a doctor's care. Many visits and calls among neighbors, including Mrs. O P Craft at the Holzer home and Mrs. Wim Boyle visiting. Bucklen's Arnica Salve marketed for frost injuries and skin troubles. Local auctions, farming notes, and community notices intermixed with health ads and infrastructure work in Elkader area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Holzer
Julia Brabham
West Union
L. W. Reeds
Winnie Crooks
John Howard
O. P. Craft
Rob Earnst
L. W. Reed
Frank Boyle
Geo. Wilson
Hol Boyles
Simon O'Neil
Wim. Boyle
Tommy Howard
Robert Wilson
Bucklen
Elkader Notes Move Through Local Week
Dan Barton returned Friday noon from Chicago. Atty G H Schulta visited Farmersburg Tuesday. A carload of ice shipped to Elkader from Farmersburg Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Z K Molumby left Tuesday for Rochester Minn. Ed Kelly left Monday for Watertown. Miss Leta Perry visited Postville Saturday. John Fennelly returned Saturday from New Hampton. Lester Perry perforated eardrum at school this week. Mr and Mrs F H Soll took a patient to Independence hospital Tuesday. Olson Bross tearing down old C Ryan house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F P. Kramer
Garnaville Township
Kathyrn Kramer
Mrs. Kramer
Chicago
Elkader
Mesdants
A. L. Barthel
Albert Allen
F. H. Soll
Geo. Bente
Ole Allen
R. F. Schmidt
Max Goldberg
Frank Bente
Wm. Walther
B. A. Lake
Geo. Leath
Elkader Embroidery Club
Farmersburg
Mary Gifford
Camp Idle Wilde
Dan Barton
Atty
G. H. Schulta
Z.K. Molumby
Rochester
Minn
John Fennelly
William
New Hampton
Lester Perry
Independence
Olson Bross
C. Ryan
Public Sale at Etter Farm Near Elgin Proposal
The undersigned quits farming and will sell at public auction on the old John Etter place four miles south of Elgin and one mile north of Elkader road on the new road. The sale starts Thursday December 28 at 1:00 PM and includes horses and farm property. A roan horse and other listed animals are described with ages in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Etter
Elgin
Elkader Road
New Road
Elgin Opera House Dates and Holiday Reflections
Opera House announces Robertson lecture on January 17 and Roy Smith on February 21. Elgin’s away students return for holidays and residents echo fond memories of the town’s scenery and opportunities. A hopeful holiday sendoff to better, bigger Elgin prompts readers to finish Christmas shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Roy Smith
Elgin
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Chris Holmes
Mae Fritz
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Louis Wenger
Alph Schneider
Martha Kreuger
Edwin
Edna Voss
Hadseland
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Oak Grove News
Enes Howard
Jack Shaffer
Mary Gleason
Miss Schroeder
J.C. Stemmer
Harry
Gottfried Bandow
Montana
Clayton County Farmer's Institute
Elkader Opera House
Robert Madson
Weat Burlington
Heanor Carrie
R. F. Dewey
Gus Gunderson
Lester Boleyn
C. H. Brown
Muscadine
Ala
Dr. King
Joseph Butler
Citizens’ State Bank
Arthur Dibble
Spokane
Washington
Mrs. Jameés Boots
Gents
Queen City Ring Mfg,co. Ladies and Gents Guarantee
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E. G. Stoehr
Ed Kelly
Watertown
Leta Perry
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Opera House
T. J. Capper
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