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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
2
Local notice given for rental of two nica rooms suitable for office use. A community update from Elgin Iowa describes Maple Grove Sugar Company’s growing orders, railroad promotions to Cedar Rapids and Okoboji resorts, and a drouth impact on crops.
Miss Hutlie Monts of Eglin and others visited West Union Argo relatives. Mrs A Ely of Elgin stayed with niece Mrs 3.0 Gayton and kin in the city. Des Moines and McGregor visitors called on the Moore home. Wm Vioton reported berry crop losses from heat. Celia Welhe ill with appendicitis underwent an operation and is recovering. Higin tallowa club members traveled to West Union to see their girls. Joe Garber of Peoria visits his Elgin-born mother Mrs Cimber. John Foster and family guests of Mr and Mrs GolL Shutter. George Ford came from Rowley for an Elgin visit. works at a nearby creamery. Ernie Wow, railroad agent at Nichols, visited Elgin for ten days. Arthur Bishop, son of H C, now at Decorah, visited Elgin relatives with promise as a printer. Florence Derart and Ruth Nicklaus misdated Fayette visit. correction noted. Dr Mattoon and Gus Stoehr of Elgin passed through Uelwein en route to North Dakota to plan coal mining machinery. George Baldwin biked to Cagtalla Sunday, visiting Harry Baldwin. lauded for bravery in heat. County normal institute attendees listed: May Conner, Lucan Conner, Minnie Smith, Salma Wander, N. E. Lowin, Jonnla Andersen, Alisha Baldwin, Anna Baldwin, Madge Brackin, Esther Frautechy, Amelia Leitman, Alma Recichert, F. L. Gil Bun.
Notice states that the Republicans of Pleasant Valley will hold a caucus at Gunderson's office in High at 7 p m on Saturday July 27 to select delegates for the county convention at West Union on July 30 2001.
Citywide notice bans bonfires and street blazes as drought continues. Violators face arrest and charges of criminal negligence. Citizens urged to avoid fire risks on premises and prevent a general conflagration.
Visitors warned the fishing season offers ample accommodation at lakeside hotels and boarding houses. A rail transfer service runs to Spirit Lake, with passenger trains from Spirit Lake to Cedar Rapids and Arnolda Park, amid foggy conditions and timetable notes.
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