Local notices of Christmas visits and arrivals in town
Old newspapers offered for sale at this office. Christmas visits hosted by Mr and Mrs Buroden and by Dr Frederick Becker and wife. Guests include Mrs David Miller and daughter Renee en route to Sioux Falls. Wim Kerr and wife from Volga City visit, Charley Grover improving, and other regional guests. Gottleib Dennler buys Hofer farm. closing sale by Mr Hofer January 2. Gottleib to manage spring work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buroden
Albert Christenson
Frederick Becker
C. F. Becker
Atlantic
David Miller
Renee
J. C. Miller
Sioux, Falls
South Dakota
Wim Kerr
Volga City
Wm Grover
Charley
Mrs. Riddle
St. Paul, Minan
E. J. Halverson
Our City
Gottleib Dennler
Sam Holter
Hofer
Myr. Hofer
Gottleib
Elgin Echo Ad Rates and Publishing Details
The Elgin Echo announces weekly Thursday noon publication by W Hughes and notes its status as second class mail matter. It offers advertising in The Genecoluihn Age, with monthly billing and a wide range of printing services. Subscriptions: one year 1000, six months 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Phrbian
Christmas Fragments Stir Fayette News Output
Local notes recount holiday visits by Lena Balvergon to West Union and Alma Berger to Waverly. Social events include a December dance with Carpenter's orchestra and a Christmas autos parade by Elgin Corner Band. Reports cover lost scarf, school prize wins, a piano hand loss lawsuit, and community greetings.
Local social notes from Elkader and area
Melvina and Alma Uecker of Elkader are guests at the John Falk home this week. Aug Benson will leave for Ponce Park Florida to spend the winter months with fishing expected to be good. Gus Gunderson visited West Union and the county farm with supervisors to review county property. W Hughes travels to Fremont Nebraska to visit his sister and attend an opera written by his niece Jeanne Boyd. Mrs. Mary McClentock, an elder West Union resident, died Saturday morning. funeral held Sunday. John Christ Jr. injured his arm at a restaurant. wrist fracture treated and healing. Hadsel returns from Cedar Rapids with Mae Fritz after ear infection. operation performed and Mae improving. Dr Bailey attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevra Fennell
Chicago
Horace Yack
Frank Capper
T. J. Capper
Aug Benson
Ponce Park
Florida
W. Hughes
Fremont
Nebraska
A. F. Plambeck
Jeanne Boyd
Mary McClentock
West Union
Hadsel
Cedar Rapids
Miss Mae Fritz
Bailey
Miss Mae
Mistletoe Gift Delights Mrs Finke in Kentucky Plant
Mrs W A Finke receives thanks for a rare mistletoe gifted from Kentucky by Ettie Gayle formerly Miss a Pinney. The plant impressed many observers with its beauty and rarity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Finke
Kentucky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weibel Bros
Schori & Benson Lumber
Iowa
Overland
I. T. Knudtson
H. T. Knudtson
Wm. Robbins
Minnesota
Adusranson
Theodore Gunderson
Crescu
Gunderson
Fritz Yost
Will Muehlenthaler
Oscar Yunker
Ida Baumgartner
Sioux County
G. O
Amundson
Norway
T. A. Rolund
THE
Elgin Echo
North Eastere
Dr. Mutchingon
Lena _Balvergon
Nora Stanton
Alma Berger
Waverly
Schiefelbein J
Emma, Berger
Opera Ponse
Carpenter
Usiness University
J.C. Cooley
William
C. C. Cooley
Besse Bowen
Lizzie B. Lyons
North Collins
New York
Miss Lyons
Dunham Grove
John Bowers and
Chas
Ash
John
Elgin Corner
Lew Christ
Lew
Lewis Falk
la Crosse
Wis
Red Cross
Lewis
Mary 3. Whitey
M.H. Loomer
Waterloo
Fowler Company
Whitey
Citizened State Bank
H.T. Knudtson
J. W. Bopp
J. W
James Boots
Alf Weibel
Fairbank
E. A. Weibel
E. A
Jatter
Hanley Minn
G. Fertig
Edith Christ
Argo
Scott Williams
Decatur
Ilinois Central
Clinton
Agnes Whitney
Battle Creek
Neb
EB. B. Webb
David Saltagiver
Union Township
W. H. Vinton
Pleasant Valley
Saltsgiver
Whitney
Scott
Jewel
Fred Gehring
Elgin, Iowa
Melvina and
Alma Uecker
Elkader
John Falk
Gus Gunderson
Gus Ida
Board of Supervisor
John Christ Jr
H. S. Hadsel,m.d
C. O. Fothergill
M. D. fRouxon
Dewey Hotel
Eleix Yowa
Elgin Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
F. L. Seaver
M. Yenney
M. J. Russow
McGregor
Abi
Harry Hadsel
Davenport
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