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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1912

Page

4

Illyria Community News Briefs Include Illness and Visits

Local items list residents disposing with illness visits and travelers. Henry Ker visited Volga Thursday while John Kohler spent Monday at John Wilson’s. Edna Voss visited her sister in Volga. The Highland and Illyria Telephone Company held its annual meeting. A forest fire warning was given in the Catskills and Dr King’s New Discovery was advertised as a remedy for lung trouble with a trial bottle offer.

Chas Doty Henry Ker Volga John Kohler John Wilson Chas Prairie du Chien Winnie Burrington Volea Wenger Israel Shaffer Any Richards Foxwell Jay Colegrove Fred Reichert Thomas Kerr Elgin Moats Highland and Catskills

Elkader Notes On Local Visit And 1911 Records

Elkader notes detail visits by Frits Reinhart Oscar Holden and Walter Reinhart from Marion and Marengo. Otto Fuelling aided the Elkader Orchestra at Strawberry Point. County Board of Supervisors in session. A B Albrecht sworn in for a second term and E Witt named 1912 chairman. L D Smith recovering from knee injury. Nels Glesne and family attend Edwin Gunderson and Anna Nelson wedding in Clermont. 1911 recorder records show 2187 instruments including Deeds 885 Patents 98 Mortgages 426.

Elkader Frits Reinhart Oscar Holden Marion Township Walter Reinhart Marengo Iowa Otto Fuelling Farmersburg Elkader Opera House Strawberry Point Board of Supervisors A. B. Albrecht E. Witt L. D. Smith Nels Glesne Clermont

Miss Marguerite Bayless Rescued From Ice on Mill Pond

Miss Marguerite Bayless broke through an air hole in the mill pond on Saturday. Her jarma kept her from sinking and two nearby boy scouts pulled her out. She suffered only a cold bath and was none the worse for the incident. Koehn and Dinan closed their anteon business after eighteen years. They plan to remain in Bikader for a while. Frightful polar winds blister exposed skin, but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve can heal and soften lips and hands. It is sold for 25 cents at The City Drug Store.

Marguerite Bayless Mill Pond Koehn & Dinan Bikader Grace Conner George E. Schori South Ida Hulda el Paso Texas George B.S. Hadsel Lasling

Local notices from Clermont and Elgin area

Clermont and Elgin residents are listed with brief movements and visits including Kuppan, Mrs Crowe, Mervin Boyer, Miss Pering Halvorson, Henry Follett, Earl Greenley, W A Ellis, Miss Winifred Appelman, Miss Helen Appelman, Frank Frisbie, Misses Viviauarner and Ethel Shaffer, Chas Larrabee, Mrs Julia Miller, and the Wickhams. A couple of horse mishaps near Montauk and a lighthouse keeper reminiscence with Eletric Bitters conclude the column.

Wm. Crowe Oelwein Mervin Boyer Elgin Miss Pering Halvorson Henry Follett Castalia Earl Greenley W. A. Ellis Spencer Frank Frisbie St. Olaf Viviauarner Ethel Shaffer Hawkeye Chas, Larrabee Ft. Dodge Montauk Julia Miller

West Union Board of Supervisors meeting and local visits

West Union notes show the Board of Supervisors is in session this week. T P Griffith visited from Volga City yesterday. Miss Nelle Greene returned from Minneapolis Monday. C B Hughes was in Arlington last week on business. Miss Maud Zoller resumed school at Randalia Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Joe Schwestka visited Mrs S's parents near Prosper Minnesota. Dan Brause was called to Arlington Monday by the death of Rev Wherry.

T. P. Griffith Volga City Nelle Greene Minneapolis C. B. Hughes Arlington Maud Zoller Randalia Joe Schwestka Prosper Minn Dan Brause Wherry

Mixed hometown notices and a Dr King’s ad

A stream of local house calls and visits mentions Mrs W H Beamer guesting in Randalia, Catheryne Chambers returning from Cedar Rapids, A B Blunt visiting kin, and Royden Conner ending a holiday stay in Sioux City. Also notes Vinton returning from Washington to his daughter’s home, Torrill leaving for Kansas, and Waterloo businessmen in town for Teletopograph Signal. The item closes with an ad for Dr King’s New Life Pills, touted for stomach trouble and general tonic aid at 25 cents.

W. H. Beamer Lulu Whiteford Randalia Catheryne Chambers Cedar Rapids A. B. Blunt Fred Fnith la Crosse Wis Royden Conner Sioux City Henry Conner H. Vinton Washington Patterson Tisdale Kansas John Callendar M.N. Bopp Hawkeye and Son IC. S Waterloo Teletopograph Signal Co Hawkeye Henry Clay New Orleans Dr. King City

Cheery Valley News says many local endeavors and a wedding

Albert Meyer assisted Dan Béll and Anna Hofer aided Mrs Mary Ann Peeper in Cheery Valley last week. Ida Baumgartner stayed with Celia Meyer this week. A Saturday gathering at Sam Hofer’s featured games with prizes to Esther Frieden and Fred Hanson. George Metzer and Louisa Marti wed at Apostolic Church with Rev. Schupbach officiating.

Albert Meyer Dan Béll Anna Hofer Mary Ann Peeper Oscar Baumgartner Ida Baumgartner Cela Meyer Valley Sam Hofer Celia Meyer Louisa George Fred Hangen Oscar Yunker Alex Baumpartner Adolph Baumgartner Walter Reinhardt Jake Reinhardt Martha Christen Christ Dennler

Ancestry of Napoleon Bonaparte in Florentine and Genoese Lines

The text traces Napoleon Bonaparte's noble Florentine paternal lineage, noting Corsican emigration, his father Carolo Bonaparte’s roles as law professional and procureur de roi at Ajaccio, and Napoleon’s military education in Paris. It also highlights an illustrious Genoese maternal Ramolini line connected to Genoa’s republic and European powers.

Florence Bonaparta Napoleon Corsica France Carolo Bonaparte Ajaccio Ecole Royalé Militaire Paris Louis XV Academy of St. Cyr Bonaparte Ramolini Madame Bonaparte Republic of Genoa Republic Europe

New York Hotels End Wedding Signature Pranks

Brides once left signatures on mirrors and windows of hotel rooms during honeymoons. Hotels no longer warn guests about defacement, except at the Astor House where a notice still warns against using dismanda on room mirrors or window panels.

New York Sun Astor House Questa

Free medical consultation from United Doctors on this trip

The United Doctors offer free consultation and examination for nervous and chronic diseases of all ages. They claim twenty years of experience, promise to treat at no charge beyond medicine, and urge patients to report results to friends. They tout cures for appendicitis and other conditions without surgery, and request urine samples for kidney and bladder checks. Married women should come with husbands and minors with parents.

The United Doctors

Miss Lehman and Schmid Enjoy Extra Vacation Time

The Misses Celia Lehman and Winnifred Schmid received two weeks of vacation, longer than other Elgin teachers. Lehman returned to Cedar Rapids last Monday, Schmid to Creston. Mr. and Mrs. John Groth near Elgin plan their fiftieth wedding anniversary next Tuesday with many friends attending. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Halverson hosted the Progressive Euchre club last Thursday evening.

Jay Colegrove Kenneth Fred Richart Cedar Rapids C. Fritz Mae Chapman Home Hadsel Mesdawes C. L. Klingman Chas. Daly Lawrence Mackellar Dalwein Celia Lehman Winnifred Schmid Elgin Creston John Groth E. J. Halverson Euchre Club

Deaf man uses ear trumpet during swim lesson

Little Arthur watches his father talk with a man who holds an ear trumpet to his ear. The deaf man explains he uses it after water enters his ears from frequent swimming. Arthur asks if it is an ear pump to remove water.

Arthur

Young Lowell Woman Turns Social Life To Greenhouse Work

Misa Clara Francis, a young Lowell society figure, dismissed the social whirl to pursue meaningful labor. She found success running a thriving greenhouse operation, turning personal passion into a livelihood.

Lowell, Mass Misa Clara Francis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Illyria Ea Foxwell Fairmont North Dakota Gages Clermont News Enterprise Kuppan Helen Appelman Cedar Falls Marshall S. E. Wickham Winifred Frank Peterson Estherville Ruth Wickham Chas. McAlaney J. S. Donahue Haven Mich Tam West Union Cheery Valley News Postville Northwestern H. S. Hadsel, M.D John Falb Blach-Smith Shop R. Lehman Henry Topp Schori Bros Grain and Seeds Greenly Bros Draymen J. H. Bower City Drug Store
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