Illyria Items and Local Notices
Various notes from Illyria and nearby towns report visits, health updates, and minor misfortunes. Leroy Klingman among the disposed. Jason Baily and family visiting Elkader and Chas Frita home. Will Peters and Will Humphry, plus John Wenger, suffer minor incidents. A farmer meeting of the Farmer's Dairy Co. is recorded. An Industrial and Orphan's Home note praises Electric Bitters as a trusted medicine. Berg's sale urged attendees to bring pocket books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollis Bevans
Seattle
Washington
Bertha McMullen
H. B. Kerr
Arlington
Albert Klingman
Elkader
H. McMillan
Farmer's Dairy Co
Lydia
Hattie Kerr
Ethel Shaffer
Wilbur Patterson
John Wenger
Robert Peters
Chester Peak
Chas
Fritz
Mae
Louise
Emma
Louis Marti
Clara Street
Edward Bauman
Kansas
C. Wenger
Rose Wenger
Oak Grove News social notes and visitors
Mrs. C. W. Smith is indisposed. Mrs. Mary Bennett entertained company Sunday. Charley Boyle went to West Union on business. Grandma O'Neil improves. Emma Bennett spent weekend with parents. William Brabham family visited Frank Boyle. John Wilson and wife hosted a houseful Monday. Willie and Lottie Wilson visited Tommy Howard Jr. Mrs. K E Howard and Mrs. Frank Boyle visited Geo. Stansberry. John Cunningham, wife and Mary Holzer visited Earn Holzer. Minnie Bowen of North Dakota started home after two weeks with friends. Willie Howard and family arrived from Minneapolis to make their home here. Earn Holzer's Guernsey cattle arrived from Wisconsin. The cattle Ira Bennett bought arrived Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Smith
Mary Bennett
Charley Boyle
West Union
Grandma O'Neil
Emma Bennett
William Brabham
Frank Boyle
John Wilson
Willie
Lottie Wilson
Tommy Howard, Jr
KE. W. Howard
Geo. Stansberry
John Cunningham
Mary Holzer
Earn Holzer
Minnie Bowen
N. D
Willie Howard
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Ira Bennett
Cure for weak lungs praised in local notice
W R Lipscomb of Washington NC cites Dr King s New Discovery as the cure after a decade of consumption like illness. He credits six bottles with restoring his health and notes the remedy is available at City Drug Store. Also local notes include Miss Emma Bancock returning to Ekader school, visits among Oelwein residents, and a Wis son born to Mr and Mrs W B Clements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Lipscomb
Washington, N.C
Dr. King
William Clements Names Julia Winston Becomes English Teacher
Miss Julia Winston elected to take Miss Craig’s place as English teacher. Miss Craig called home by her father’s illness in Colesburg. G W Van Atten leaves for Fulton Ill to serve as an auditor for Mystic Workers of the World. C B Hughes travels to Burr Oak for annual goods invoicing. Yor sent their birds to the Oelwein poultry show. Green family plan a winter in Los Angeles. Martin Fels heads to Texas to visit a sister and assess country, sells 70 acres near Falling Springs. Kentucky goes dry. Mammoth Cave river runs dry. Dubuque bar room closes. Red Cross to distribute earthquake relief funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard Clements
Julia Winston
Miss Craig
Colesburg
G. W. van Atten
Fulton
Ill
Mystic Workers of the World
C. B. Hughes
Burr Oak
Himself
Bart Jewel
Arlington
Ray Darnall
Martin
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Clifornia
Golden State Limited
Rock Island Lines
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Andrancisco
Coast
Colorado
el Paso
California
Nnitee Island
Worley
Ween Rock Island Lines
Illyria
Lewis Klingman
Jason Baily
Will Ewing
Charles Peake
Mederville
John and
Charles Rothlisberger
John Robbins
Fred Hothlisberger
Hans Winkler
Ella Foxwell
Wadena
Industrial and Orphan’s Home
Macon
Berg
Oak Grove News
Emma Bancock
Ekader
Bart Butler
Lema
Mac
John Wood
DeSart
Elgin
W. Branch
Oelwein
Imma Grimes
W. E. Fuller
Mediapolis
Mr. Fuller
Merv. Heiserman
W. B. Clements
Weedum, Wis
Percales
Calicoes
Duck Coats
Men’s & Children’s
Iowa
Scott
Scott & Howne
Pearl St
R. 0. Woodard
J. L. Scallan
J. H. Neff
C. J. Mc
Kentucky
Great Mammoth Cave
Dubuque
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
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