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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1910

Page

4

Winter social notes and local visits across Illyria

A roundup of neighborhood visits and activities includes Will Kerr in the vicinity Monday and Chester Peake among the indisposed. Ed Gehring and family entertained Sunday while Fred Reichert and wife hosted Mrs. Lewis Klingman. Several social calls at Medberry, Kerr, Fritz, and Wenger homes are noted along with farm activity delivering hogs to Schori Bros. at Elgin. An advertisement praises Electric Bitters at 50 cents, used by a Macon Georgia orphanage for nine years to aid digestion, liver, and kidney health.

Illyria Schori Bros Elgin Mesdames Chas Medberry Thos Kerr Wilbur Patterson Industrial and Orphan's Home Macon

Oak Grove News Social Roundup and Local Visits

Tommy Howard is among the ill. A dance at Kid Boyle’s Monday night. Mrs Emley Howard visited Frank Boyle’s Friday. Gleaners lodge held Feb 18 at Perry Craft’s home. Ed and Frank Boyle went to West Union on business. Ward Brabham and wife visited Jud Conner’s. Reed and Vanwye organized a Gleaners lodge in Randalia. Ira Bennett and wife visited Robert May’s near Wadena. Will Prichard and family visited William Brabham’s. Earl Fox of Forest City visiting relatives. Barn Holzer’s gathering reports a good time. Large dance at Harvey Howard home. Wilbur Patterson, Ed Boyle and families visited John Howard’s. Mrs George Stansberry ill under Dr Berry. John Nine and family arrived from Nebraska to spend a month. A Conner bought part of Tom Kohler’s land.

Tommy Howard Kid Boyle Emley Howard Frank Boyle Gleaners Perry Craft West Union Ward Brabham Jud Conner R. W. Reed Mr. Vanwye Randalia Harvey Howard Wilbur Patterson Ed Boyle John Howard George Stansberry Dr Berry John Nine Nebraska A. Conner John Kohler

Farm ward payment noted. families join Ira Bennett for visits

Ed Conner John Wilson Ern Holzer and families were guests of Ira Bennett Wednesday evening. Ira Bennett visited Randalia to see his daughter Mrs Vought and on Thursday he and Mr Vought attended a chicken show in Oelwein before returning home Friday.

Ed Conner John Wilson Ern Holzer Ira Bennett Randalia Mra. Vought Ira Mr. Vought Oelwein

Won't Need a Crutch After Arnica Salve

Editor J. P. Sosaman of Cornelius North Carolina suffered a badly bruised leg that grew into a sore resisted by many salves. Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it thoroughly proving prompt relief for ulcers boils burns bruises cuts corns sores pimples eczema and piles sold 25 cents at The City Drug Store.

J. P. Sosaman Cornelius, N. C Bucklen

Local residents pass Sunday visiting and chores

Gunder Nora Erickson spent Sunday at home. Mrs. John Wold is numbered with the sick. Emily Erickson on the sick list. Alvena Wold visiting at R Rierson home. A Roland visited friends at Elgin Friday. Nilo Erickson a business caller at Elgin Monday. Mary Gulevig visiting her aunt, Mrs. Stearns, at St Olaf. Mr. and Mrs. T J Olson are parents of a girl born Friday. Nels Stenerson hauling lumber for new house. Emil Gulsvig en route to Turkey River. E Bergan and wife left for new home in North Dakota Tuesday. G Roland and wife visited Clermont and Elgin Friday. Mrs. G Neal and Mary Boe entertained at O K Olson home Friday. Rosine Mark assisting at Jacobson's store during the gale. Mrs. John Jacobson and baby visiting relatives at Elgin this week. Albert Christianson entertained at T Ruroden home Sunday evening. Rev Arvergon of St Olaf and Dr Williamson of Des Moines spent Sunday and Monday at the P Larg on home.

A. Roland Elgin Nilo Erickson Mary Gulevig Ainter Stearns St Olaf T. J. Olson Nels Stenerson Emil Gulsvig Turkey River E. Bergan North Dakota G. Roland Clermont Albert Christianson T. Ruroden Rev Arvergon Dr. Williamson Des Moines P. Largon

German Bottom social notes and local visits

Mrs Sam Lehman visited sister Mrs Will Schupbach on Sunday. Mrs Rosa Frieden visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Grimm on Tuesday. Me and Myre Tmhofe visiting here returned to West Bend Monday. Mr Hoffman of Peoria attended the funeral of his mother in law Mrs G Bigler. John Yost of Ravana Ohio returned home Monday after visiting Sam and family. Fred Frieden went to Chicago with two carloads of cattle accompanied by Willie Frieden John Grimm sold a horse to E Mathys then bought another from Edward. A E Suhupbach and Joe v Schnider left for Waterloo to visit Galloway shops. The Mutual Horse Co held annual meeting Saturday evening electing officers and planning the year. Friends gathered at the Babegger home Friday evening for Mr and Mrs Tmhofe guests with popcorn and singing.

Sam Lehman Will Schupbach Rosa Frieden John Grimm Myre Tmhofe West Bend Hoffman Peoria G. Bigler John Yost Ravana Ohio Sam Fred Frieden Chicago Willie Frieden John Grimm E. Mathys Edward A. E. Suhupbach Joe v. Schnider Waterloo Galloway Mutual Horse Co Joe Babegger

Saved From Peril by Dr King’s New Discovery

Lewis Chamblin of Manchester Ohio recalls nearly dying from a severe cough and lung trouble that dropped his weight to 115 pounds. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with his recovery to 160 pounds and renewed strength. He says the medicine cured his four children of cramp and touts it as infallible for coughs and colds LaGrippe asthma and bronchial issues. Available 50c and 1.00 with trial bottle free at The City Drug Store.

Lewis Chamblin Manchester Ohio

West Union notes and travel items across counties

Sid Carter visited Elgin on business while J M Lisher returned from a farm trip to South Dakota. L M Humphrey and John D Shaffer traveled to Greely to work with blooded horses. R O Woodard spoke at a State Canners Association meeting in Cedar Rapids where he is president. Frank J Stillman sold his Grundy Center Republican to move on. Lola Scoville visited from Chicago at the W A Magner home. John Talmadge discussed relocation in Oklahoma after returning from Abilene. John Gruver suffered a deep cut on his right hand. A cage match divorce case Ora Frost Baker v W M Baker drew many Fayette and Maynard witnesses. decree not granted. J W Dwyer and others plan a Florida trip via Chicago New Orleans and Atlantic Coast Line. Mrs Addie Wallace joins in Chicago. An ad promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills for digestive and liver issues at 25 cents.

R. O. Woodard Cedar Rapids State Canners' Association Frank J. Stillman Grundy Center Republican Frank Lola Scoville Chicago Abiline Kansas Oklahoma John Gruver Jas. Shaffer Mr. Gauver Ora Frost Baker W. M. Baker J. W. Dwyer W. B. Thomas P. Hancock Ft. Meyer Florida Rock Island New Orleans Atlantic Coast Line Mrs. Homes Addie Wallace

Clermont News Briefs Highlight Local Movements

Mrs. Ed Boozer visited Postville on Saturday. George Wander rode as a passenger to Castalia on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. White spent Friday in Elgin. Rudy Reinhardt of Castalia visited Britt City on Saturday. John Houlihan and family plan a move to New Hampton soon.

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Local residents return home and visit relatives

Dr G F Barry returned Friday from Omaha. Mrs D3 Carpenter came home from Fayette last Friday. Agnes Crowe of West Union visited home folks here Saturday. A H Latimer transacted business in Delhi last week. Hon Wm Larrabee Jr transacted business at West Union yesterday. George Dillis of Spencer visiting at the home of Mrs France DeSart and Florence of Elgin. Kittle H Groth went to the Twin Cities yesterday to outfit a new photograph gallery. Ruth Peterson visited her parents S E Wickham. Mrs Chas Priest and Cedar Rapids visitors to her father. Earl Daquette of Elgin visited Clermont. C H Garvey rented Hol Erickson building and will move jewelry shop soon.

G. F. Barry Omaha Neb Carpenter Fayette Agnes Crowe West Union A. H. Latimer Delhi Wm. Larrabee Jr George Dllis Spencer Hare Kittle H. Groth Twin Cities Ruth Peterson S. E. Wickham Mya. Chas Cedar Rapids Earl Daquette Elgin Clermont

Real Estate Transfers Reported for Week Ending February 4 1910

Abstract Office of W J Rogers lists transfers in West Union Oelwein Fayette Hawkeye Burrell’s Hawkeye and other towns with prices from 1000 to 12000 including West Union lot 6-7 b7 and land 12000 Eliese H Lenz dale 3025 and others Guy E Green to Lucinda Ostrander 1200 and Will A Shanklin to Trustees of Upper Iowa University 7300 Catharine Ward to J B Palmer 1000 Charles H Loudon to Ole Nelson 350 names of several others and totals. Marriage licenses listed include Louis Ponser Elenora Haas Clive H Tatro A M Smith Minnie Hossington Perry Hummel Anna Lockard Edwin Koehler Margaret Riley.

W. J. Rogers Regular Baptist Church of West Union F. Y. Whitmore Hillman Eliese H.lenz Oelwein Guy E. Green Lucinda Ostrander Hawkeye Will A. Shanklin Upper Iowa University Fayette Catharine Ward J. B. Palmer Burrell Charles H. Loudon Ole Nelson Clermont D. B. Allen B. D. Jewell Robert Clark Adam & Marvilla Kiefer L. Samo H.R. Clark Bopp Bros.Co Elford Hunsberger C. A al ‘B. Chapman Robert Sloan Matt Kelly David Dildine W. Klinger Alsoe Emma Harrington Hans E.grether Otter “Creek Louis Ponser Elenora B. Haas A Stansbury Clive H. Tatro A. M. Smith Minnie Hossington Perry Hummel Anna Lockard Edwin Koehler Margaret Riley

Public Auction at Benson Farm Elgin February 15

Public sale at the old John Benson farm one mile south of Elgin on Tuesday February 15 begins at 10:00 sharp. Auction lists 64 head cattle including a full blooded Short Horn bull and 14 milch cows, 40 hogs, horses, farming implements, grain and hay, and a free lunch with hot coffee. Terms: 10 and under cash, over 10 with approved security at 7 percent interest.

John Benson Elgin Macsbery McCormick R. F. Dewsy Joan F. Mirage Bauman & Benson

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Sale T. J. Capper Will Kerr Chester Peake Wedger Fayette Way Ed Gehringand Fred Reichert Lewis Klingman Katie Medberry Ira Moore Jason Bailey Win Doty Elma Medberry G. E. Medberry Pauline Loertscher Mae Fritz Will Pollock H. B. Kerr Fred Wenger Edith Richards Lena Wenger Earnest Crane Henry McMillian Hazel C. Wenner Alfred Weibel Lana Wegmiller C. M. Klingman Chas Fritz Nellis MacKellar Kev Parsons Masonville Dyria Jacob Yearous Mary C. Wenger Myria I. N. Conner Jessie Probert Highland District No. 3 Oak Grove News Robert May Wadena Will Prichard William Brabham Earl Fox Forest City Barn ‘Holzer Ward Gunder Nora Erickson John Wold Emily Erickson Alvena Wold R. Rierson Mrs. G. Neal and Mary Boe Ware O. K. Olson Home Rosine Mark Jacobson’s John Jacobson Baby Sid Carter J. M. Lisher South Dakota L. M. Humphrey John D. Shaffer Alyria Greely Br. King Stora Clermont News France DeSart Florence of C. H. Garvey Hol’ Erickson CC Pederson & Son Mrs. Layton Ed Klingman Weat Union Falb Fayette County Rogers & Adams Black Smith R. Lehman Jeary Topp Schor! Bros Agin? Lowa Greenly Bros Iowa E. W. Feige, M. D Sampson Block H.S. Hadsel, M.D C. O. Fothergill M. D. fRouzerto Ang Dawey Tawa Deg Loines Capital Eniel & Rubyer Old Arkansaw
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