Handkerchiefs with initials and colored borders offered
Purity linen handkerchiefs with plain and corded borders, featuring initials. Gift boxes provided free.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
4
Purity linen handkerchiefs with plain and corded borders, featuring initials. Gift boxes provided free.
An assortment of fancy and plain bath towels and washcloths offered for sale. Local shop promotions highlight fabric variety and pricing.
Local readers note a surge in the knitting hobby with widespread interest across clubs. Shops boast large varied assortments and advertise new patterns and yarns for knitters at all skill levels.
A fragmented OCR note announces a Wear store with considerable pride. The text is garbled but signals a launch or reveal and mentions Wear or My Wear branding. No clear dates or names are legible.
A box of hosiery ready for Christmas features silk and lisle hose in many colors. Gift boxes and a full display. Warm lined gloves and mittens for boys, girls, men, and women priced 50 cents to 2.50. Comfy slippers for every family member for the fireside.
A heartfelt note extends thanks to customers for their patronage and calls them friends. The message hopes to continue friendly service and acknowledges the impossibility of meeting on Christmas morning while expressing sincere wishes for a Merry Christmas.
A fragmented local page notes wood choppers near Hikader and Joliet shipments for National Match Company, a Diamond Match crew near Luther Boone county, and multiple social events. It mentions Christmas programs at district 6 and Marion church, a pioneer dies east of here, and community visits to Postville, West Union, and Gunder with a crowded holiday social scene and fund-raising for school needs.
Up to this writing Mr Marks is too much improved, but his many friends all hope he will soon be able to be about.
Miss Ina Roberts visits Lena Wenger for a few days. A church Christmas tree is planned Friday night with all invited. Mrs. Burrow mourns the death of her cousin in Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Reichert hosted Sunday dinner with the MacKellars. Ella Foxwell returns from business school in Oelwein. Dennlers welcome a girl born last Friday. Ladies Cemetery Association held an all day session at Mrs. Rothlinberger's home. Milford Yearous expected home from Cedar Falls. White Cross Pageant postponed to next Sunday evening with hopeful attendance. Neighbors surprised Mr. and Mrs. Ogle on their wedding anniversary, with warm hospitality and wishes for many more years.
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