Night Wind Stirs Strange Quiet Town Voice
A fragmentary note describes night wind and a town’s uneasy mood as if someone had been stuffing him, with garbled phrases suggesting a chase or danger and a muffled, incomplete scene.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1929
Page
8
A fragmentary note describes night wind and a town’s uneasy mood as if someone had been stuffing him, with garbled phrases suggesting a chase or danger and a muffled, incomplete scene.
Chicago alderman Haffa, now in penitentiary, is a candidate for re election. Reports say his name must stay on the ballot. The pledge is questioned but his demeanor is not deemed disqualifying. In Ossian it was colder Tuesday with subzero morning and day temperatures never exceeding ten below.
Robert Weber improves from asthma and cold while neighbors care for ill relatives in Wadena. Mrs George Davis and children visit S Mt Jennings home. Several residents assist with sick family members and house work in Arlington and nearby towns. A box social for the A B Christian Endeavor Society raises about $20 with games and songs. Frank Everett serves jury duty. others visit and travel between Oelwein, Oshkosh and Volga City.
Mrs Lou Reierson and Myrtle Olson were weekend guests at the L Embertson home in Wagner township. Sophia Loftsgard has returned home after an extended visit with her sister Mrs Roy Johanningmeier near Mon Julia Wettles spent a few days last week with her sister Mrs Marcus Bypeatol. E E Landsgard transacted business at Elgin Spot Thursday afternoon. Joe Hong spent Tuesday at the Henry T Olson home. Mrs Alfred Gisleson and Yvansie were dinner guests Sunday in the Oscar Nyborg home. Pete Peterson and family were visitors Sunday in the John Hellum Harold Gosand transacted business at Elkader last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Martin Nelson of Clermont spent Friday at the home of Mrs Marcus Rypeatol. Mrs N T Loftsgard was a caller in the E E Landgaard home Saturday. Mrs Robert Englesfiart returned to her home near St Olaf Sunday after a visit with her daughter Mrs Melvin Peterson and family. The pupils of Brorby school are enjoying a week s vacation. The teacher Rosella Larson was home on account of her grandmother in Wisconsin passed away. Mr and Mrs Larson left for there Monday morning. Myron Anderson who is attending school at Elgin spent the weekend at Mrs C J Anderson spent Saturday afternoon with Mira J Anderson Elgin sent quite a bunch of fans to Clermont Monday night to see the wrestling match between Johnson and Hagensick. Many of the surrounding towns were also represented especially St Olaf which came to pull for their optative.
Lillian Shepard Burgess files petition in Fayette County District Court seeking decree to manage control sell or mortgage jointly owned real estate due to alleged desertion and neglect. Court warns defendant to appear by April 2 1929. default leads to judgment as prayed. Local notices include community social items and farm reminders.
An old and practical liniment advertised as a new handy form for muscle pain and joint stiffness. It promises fast relief from strains sprains and bruises by opening pores restoring circulation and ending congestion without liquid spillage.
Secretary Samuel Mosby presents the Independent School District of Elgin Iowa financial statement for the year ending June 31 1928 detailing School House Fund receipts of 111.89 on hand and 2415.30 tax revenue with bond payments and interest totaling 1 000.00 and 1 868.76 respectively. General Fund receipts of 12811.28 from tax 3817.60 from semanoval apportionment 419.07 tuition 3 817.60 and other sources 8.00 with disbursements to teachers secretary fuel repairs janitor and supplies and other items ending with a balance on hand. Projections for next year call for General Fund 13000.00 and School House Fund 2200.00. Also notes about alfalfa deliveries and flour price promotions for Elgin stores.
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