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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1909

Page

5

Quit Paying Rent Farms For Sale On Easy Terms West Union Area

Large list of farms from three acres up offered with small down payments and easy terms. No 15 acres near West Union with fair house and stabling, spring, timber, under cultivation, fenced, $200 down, balance easy. No 2 three and a half acres in West Union with new house, barn, well, fruit, $1800 on easy terms. No 3 seventeen acres with orchard, large house, barn, mill, $2400. No 4 123 acres one mile from town with buildings, timber, under cultivation, $50 per acre, easy terms. Also larger farms on good terms and money to loan on any security. Some farms to rent.

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Illyria Social Notes Sketch Many Local Visits

Illyria items record Will Klingman attending Waterloo school and many local visits. Alice Humphry called at West Union. Will Wenger visited the Israel Shaffer home. Mrs. Lewis Klingman called at the Chase Doty home. Hattie Kerr and others hosted and visited friends. Nurses, medberries, and Rothlisberger families appear with New Year gatherings, visits to Elkader and Arlington, and a C. E. Society gathering featuring music and refreshments.

Alice Humphry West Union Will Wenger Israel Shaffer Lewis Klingman Chase Doty Hattie Kerr J. D. Shaffer Jack Shaffer Enos Howard Hazel McMillan Mae Fritz C. Wenger Jake Yearous Jason Baily Ida Rothlisberger

Oak Grove social notes and farm visits among area residents

Community updates list gatherings and visits of Anna Kohler, Perry Craft, John Wilson, Merle Bennett, Iva Bennett, Ed Conner, Lottie Wilson, and others. An oyster supper at R W Reed’s home is reported, with households visiting Frank Boyle and Enos Howard. Also includes a testimonial about Dr King’s New Discovery curing consumption and offering trial bottles at City Drug Store.

Iva Bennett Earn Holzer Wis Ed Conner Forest City Land Lottie Wilson Hans Winkler Perry Craft C. Mounce Simon O'Neil John Wilson Mary Bennett C. W. Smith Joe Cain Geo. Wilson Miron Burnside R. W. Reed W. R. Lipscomb Washington, N. C Dr. King

West Union News Briefs and Local Movements

Dr. Cliff Patterson is said to be failing rapidly. The R. O. Woodard family moved for the winter into the Heiserman building on Elm street Mis. Liva DeSart came from North Dakota to spend a few weeks with her sister Mrs. John Wood. Mrs. J.T. Anderson returned to Elgin after two days with Miss Pearl Paige. John Mattocks bought the Ed Moore farm on Elkader road and Moore bought the J. T. Smith farm west of town. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Adams plan to reside in Des Moines during the legislature session. Carl Ostrander lost a match black horse Christmas day. The horse died after an accident valued at $200. News reached West Union that Mrs. Anna Robinson Ridgeway of New York has tuberculosis. cousin Miss Dolly Mitchell moved from Chicago to be with her. J. L. Johnson will locate a cement-block factory in Hereford, Texas. Ed Thomas died Saturday afternoon December 26 after illness. Howard H. Thomas, born November 4, 1866, spent his life in West Union. Funeral Monday at 2:30 pm by Rev. Leonard A. Swisher. An Industrial and Orphans’ Home president praises Electric Bitters, noting its benefits for stomach, liver, and kidneys, touting it as ideal for weak children and run-down people. Local German Bottoms visitors depart for Oakville Monday.

Cliff Patterson R. O. Woodard Heiserman Elm Street Mis Liva DeSart North Dakota John Wood J.T. Anderson Elgin Misa Pearl Paige John Mattocks Ed Moore Elkader Road Mr. Moore J. T. Smith H. L. Adams Des Moines Carl Ostrander West Union Anna Robinson Ridgeway New York Dolly Tiitchell Chicago J. L. Johnson Hereford Texas Ed Thomas Howard H. Thomas Laura Leonard A. Swisher The Methodist Church Industrial and Orphan’s Home Macon Hest

Brave Fire Laddies and Arnica Salve Ad

An old advertisement touts brave fire laddies who suffer severe burns while fighting fires and use Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to ease pain. It claims instant relief for burns, scalds, wounds, cuts, bruises, eruptions, sores, boils, ulcers, and piles, with a 25 cent price at City Drug Store.

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Christmas visits and injuries in Clermont area

Clermont News reports residents visiting relatives for Christmas across Cedar Rapids Oelwe, Waterloo and Fort Dodge areas. Also notes a safety accident at Montauk where Henry Walker sustained a head wound from a falling stick while sawing wood. A large Christmas gathering at the Miller home includes nearly thirty family members and friends.

Pleasant Ridge Telephone Co Annual Meeting Set for Castalia

The annual meeting of the Pleasant Ridge Telephone Company is scheduled for Castalia on Monday, with members urged to attend and hear reports from officers.

The Pleasant Ridge Telephone Co Castalia

Public Auction Near Wadena and Lima on January 11 1909

The undersigned will sell at public auction on his farm two miles northwest of Wadena and four miles east of Lima on Monday January 11 1909 starting at 10 am. Five horses include a black gelding three years old weight 1800, a black mare three years old weight 1300, a gray colt two years old, a gray mare five years old weight about 100, a gray gelding two years old weight about 1350. Seven head of cattle include five steers two years old and two heifers eight years old. Grain lists 1000 bushels corn 600 bushels oats 400 bushels barley all first quality. Free lunch and hot coffee at noon. Terms: cash under $10, credit 12 months on sums over that amount with bankable note at 8 percent interest from sale date. No goods to be removed until settled. Hakve T Parker Auctioneer J H Wilson Clerk Rank Crooks Prop.

Wadena Lima Ming Bar Yedley Hakve T. Parker Audt J. H. Wilson Rank Crooks

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