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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1923

Page

4

Illyria Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events

Russell Peters owns a new Ford touring car. Ellen Hunsberger visited Elgin relatives. Mr Armstrong of Elkader tuned planes nearby last Friday. Sigurd Hope and family called at the Gotfred Frieden home Friday evening. Elsie and Mildred Yearous returned from Cedar Falls. The Illyria orchestra performed at Wadena Eighth Grade graduation Tuesday. Mrs Tda Mattocks and daughter Lucille of West Union visited Fred Rothlisberger home. Ray Shaffer and family of near Volga City were supper guests at I F Shaffer. A reception at Edward Grimm’s home for Mr and Mrs Eli Sutter drew many from the vicinity. Thomas Kerr of Waterloo, Chas Rothlisberger and family, and Fred Rothlisberger and family visited Stephen Foxwell. Helen Rothlisberger won first in Fayette county spelling at West Union and will enter the state contest. Several couples shared supper at Walter Rothlisberger home. Dr Van Horn and others called at Fred Rothlisberger home. John Rothlisberger and family, Hulda Stoehr and Otto, and S Kniel with daughters Verle and Josephine spent Sunday at Fre Schnieder home. Eva Whetstone of Rock Island and others called at Fred Rothlisberger home Thursday morning. Illyria Church Notes list Sunday school at 10:15 and service at 11:20. a plea to deliver Seep Rat ale.

Russell Peters Ellen Hunsberger Elgin Armstrong Elkader Sigurd Hope Gotfred Frieden Elsie Mildred Yearous Cedar Fall Mlyria Wadena Tda Mattocks Lucille West Union Fred Rothlisberger Rey Butler Robert Ray Shaffer Volga City I. F. Shaffer Edward Grimm Cheery Valley Eli Sutter Thomas Kerr Waterloo Chas, Rothlisbeger Stephen Foxwell Helen Rothlisberger Fayette County Helen Fred Ensign John Probert Doris Walter Rothlisberger van Horn Elizapeth Neuenschwander Fayette Albert Schori Gerald John Rothlisberger Leo Hulda Stoehr Otto S. Kniel Verle Josephine Fred Schneider Eva Whetstone Rock Island Chas. Fritz Mary Lillian Patterson Ida Oleson Plain Grace Viola Foxwell

Out Gund er Way and Sunday Visits Across Homes

Marion Lind served as caller at the K. E. Mork home Sunday evening. Harold Landsgard, formerly ill, is reported improving. K. E. Mork and family visited T. H. Olson home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H Gisleson spent Sunday with A. Bearoden. Johnnie Wald and Cornelius Reierson visited West Union Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nelson were callers in Elkader Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Opland conducted business in Postville Friday. Fred Schneider of Ilyria called at Elling Houg home Monday. Alma Nelson enjoys a two week vacation at her parents’ home. Mervin and Clarence Anderson visited the parental Anderson home Sunday. Pete Anderson hosted in Elgin. Miss Jenson of West Union aided Mrs. Johnnie Wild. Miss Anfinson of St Olaf assisted at Mrs. J. Anderson’s Friday. Mr. and Mrs. QO. Olson of Clermont dined with Edwin Olson Monday. Alma Averson of St Olaf began teaching Purcehial school in District No. 5 Monday. Cornelius Reierson and Mrs. Clarence Kirkeberg and Mrs. Lou Teierson shopped Elkader Saturday. Mesdames J. Hetlum and H. Wellerson hosted the Missionary Society Thursday afternoon, June 7. Mr. Gjestson of Elkader installed a piano for trial in Marion church Saturday. Dr. Reiners of West Union visits Gander on Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings, enjoying a large practice. The young people held a surprise party at the Ole Loftsgard home Saturday evening with a large crowd. The remark: the funniest thing about us is we cheer loudest when the orator says we are a great people.

Marion Lind K. E. Mork Harold Landsgard Familly T. H. Olson H. Gisleson A. Bearoden Johnnie Wald Cornelius Reierson West Union Martin Nelson Elkader Harold Opland Postville Fred Schneider Ilyria Elling Houg Alma Nelson N Nelson Mervin Clarence Anderson Pete Anderson Elgin Jenson Johnnie Wild Miss Anfinson St. Olaf

Brainard Items Update From Local Ladies and Gents

Willis Lyons improves after illness. Numerous visits as residents travel to Hawkeye Decorah Elgin Elgin West Union and Cedar Rapids. Families including Croft Helms Hovey Bartholomew Craft Patterson and Boyles visit, with sheep losses noted and extended stays in local homes.

Police Tactics Change After Tire Shot Incident

Fayette Leader reports Marshall Reid fired into a speeding motorist's tire to stop the car Saturday. Officials vow stricter action on fast driving and consider a safer method as a deterrent. Drivers warned to stay within a fifteen mile limit to preserve tires.

Marshall Reid

Rain Insurance Covers May Festival Loss

School Supt. Tiffany secured rain insurance from Gordon Church last Saturday to protect the May festival. The policy pays $100 if rainfall reaches one-tenth of an inch or more between noon and 8 pm. afternoon measurement showed above that amount, triggering payment of the claim. The premium was about $18.

Tiffany Gordon Church Cresco Times

Cheery Valley People Attend Weddings and Visits near West Union

Local notes recount a circus visit by youths at Hikader, visitors at Sam Hofer residence, and Memorial exercises at Syria. Families travel between Meyer, West Union, Clermont, and Postville for gatherings, with Emma Martle’s funeral in Sabetha drawing Kansas visitors. Elizabeth Grimm and Eli Sutter wed last Tuesday with a large reception, signaling best wishes for a long married life.

Folke Hikader Jake Dennier Ida John Sam Hofer Syria Loulas Dennier Ben Hofer Thos. Hanson Henry Ellen In Meyer West Union Adolph Baumgartner Highu Celia Mayer Lulian Lucy Christen Bert ‘Thoman Baby Fred Nydegger Knett Elgin Reinhart Mary Clermont Postville Emma Lizetta Strahm Mary Martie Sabetha Kansas Emma Martle Emer Blunier Ida Blunier Fanny Marie Beer Susie Ifft Roanoke Illinois Hara Steffans Elgin Minois Grimm—Sutter Elizabeth Grimm Eli Sutter

Antioch college of Ohio promotes strict physical regimen

Antioch College of Ohio requires a daily regiment of catesthenics under medical oversight to balance the body and keep students in prime condition upon graduation. The program includes initial examinations and ongoing diet and exercise supervision led by a physician. The emphasis is on physical fitness as a vital asset for men.

Antioch College of Ohio Loth Antioch Eds Logan Will Degarmo

Life and works of Thomas Moore the Irish poet

Thomas Moore born in 1770 in Dublin grew to fame as a beloved minstrel and author. He lived at Sloperton Cottage near Devizes for thirty years, composing poetry, prose, and a History of Ireland. His famous songs include The Last Rose of Summer, and his Leila Akhbar volume earned him substantial sums. Moore’s public singing ended after his daughter’s death when she fell from a balcony.

Thomas Moore Treland Dublin Pote Sloperton Devizer Wilshire Leila Agokh Moore Ireland Power London

Sense of Duty Through Life and After

The passage asserts duty as an omnipresent force guiding deeds and memory. It cites Daniel Webster on how conscience follows us from dawn to the final moment, shaping happiness or misery, and urging continuance in pain or consolation through grace.

Daniel Webster

Tripoli youths fined for insult on street

Pay?Hipen, For Taspiting "Git, art ksrsihip and Ered Sohmiat of Tripoli, this state, were arrested last week charged with insulting girls on the streat of that town. They were taken before a local justice who, after hearing the evidence, fined Kirchhoff $75 and costa, and Schmidt, $40 and costs. The lower fine was given Schmidt because both admitted that Kirchhoff had told Schmidt what to say and induced him to say it. The boys are sixteen and eighteen years of age, and are farm hands near Tripoli. They are not naturally bad boys, but seemed to be firm in the idea that they had a right to say anything they chose to anyone, and that no one had the right to object. They admitted the charger and seemed greatly surprised when their fines were assessed. It is felt that they will not commit the scale offense-Republican,

Hipen Git Art Ksrsihip Ered Sohmiat Tripoli Kirchhoff Costa Schmidt

Wegmiller Family Visit From Duluth Details

Mrs Elizabeth Wegmiller and her son George of Duluth travel with Charles Wegmiller his wife and daughter Pauline visiting relatives and friends. They make the trip by automobile and enjoy the visit and outing.

Elizabeth Wegmiller George Duluth Charles Wegmiller Pauline

Rum Ring Suspect Claimed Near Cedar Rapids Arrest

Officials pursue a traveling express agent accused of peddling alcohol to bootleggers along routes through Towa Aitting Cedar Rapids Tama Eagle Grove and Sioux City. The key man, said to run a Chicago headquarters, is unnamed but slated for Cedar Rapids for preliminary arraignment before United States Commissioner Stoddard.

Officiéla Express Towa Aitting Cedar Rapids Tama Eagle Grove Sioux City Chicago United States Stoddard

Notorious Cigarette Floats Odd Math of Woes at Store

A quirky speaker voice claims to add nervous troubles to obey and multiply aches while subtracting energy, dividing mental powers, and discounting chances for success. The snippet advertises splendid bargains in boys suits at the Clothing Store.

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