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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
8
Mr. Howard is working with a road crew on paving near the fair grounds. Mire Yenney and two daughters plan to leave Friday for their home in Huron, S. D., after being here for three days in John.
A spread of visits dominated Oak Grove as families and friends joined Sunday gatherings. Frank Christen and Thos Pollock along with their spouses shared time in the Chris Dennler home. Numerous others visited homes of Gilson, Wilson, Bennett, and Kohls while others traveled to nearby towns for funerals and hospital runs.
Gunder News Gilbert Peterzon and family near Decorah were dinner guests in the John Hellum home. Lucas Holm and family visited the Alfred Jenson home in Gunder. Mrs. BE Landsgard visits near Lansing. Benste Olson joined Mr. and Mrs. Harold Landsgard in Osage for dinner. Oscar Nyborg and family visited the Selmar Holm home. Luther League elected officers at Marion church. A. O. Wold and Hoag families from St Olaf dined with Mrs. B. Nelson. Arthur Landsgard hosted relatives for dinner. Oscar Knudtsan made a Postville business call. Farm bureau picnic at Walter's Will drew many locals. Agnes Hoag dined with Joe Lind. Youths attended a party at Mervin Anderton’s in Highland. Robert Wettleton and Julia Wettleton toured McGregor and Marquette. Mrs. Harry Wenger visited Waterloo for surgery. Eleanor MacDonna of near West with Floyd Arnold’s family visited. Rosanna Rothlisberger and Ida Mattocks from West Union plus John and Fred Rothlisberger left for Gary S D for a sister’s illness. Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Crider and M. Yenney hosted a thirty-eighth anniversary dinner. Several families enjoyed a picnic near Elgin. Virgil Forment of Dubuque died. funeral held Tuesday. survived by widow Edith Forment formerly Edith White.
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