All accounte must be settled at once at Bipin Millinery
Notice details hurried finances and local activity. Dick Brackin hauled gravel east of Gel welt on Primary No. 10 and was home over Sunday into Monday. Kipie fitted a superior national truck for gravel hauling with the gang. H Yack worked at Falb Market two weeks while Mr Walbway had the flu but is improving. Payette county has five graduates at Ames 1926: RR Riteate Westgate J D Graham West Union D W Holmes Oslwein Vera Mattock Wattena and Gladys Stewart Maybard. Beautiful pattern hats at 1-2 price at Bigin Millinery. B Reate left for St Paul then University of Minnesota summer teaching Rioux City next fall. Louis Becker family celebrate a daughter born June 13 weighing 7 14 pounds. Mrs Myra Gray attends stockholders meeting at Citizens State Bank and visited Albert and B Schorf. Lyria club plans float for Farm Bureau parade at Fayette picnic next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Brackin
Gelwelt
John
Kipie
Oelwein
H Yack
Falb
Walbway
Payette County
Ames
RR Riteate
Westgate
J. D
Graham
West
Union
D. W. Holmes
Oslwein
Vera
Mattock
Wattena
Gladys Stewart
Maybard
Bigin Millinery
B. Reate
St Paul
University of Minnesota
Rioux City
Louis Becker
Myra Gray
Postville
Citizens State , Bank
Albert Schorf
B. Schorf
Iilyria Club
Farm Bureau
Fayette
Bernice Lee
Clermont
Feller's Hardware
Maxwell Ryan
The
Ryan Film Co
Princess Theatre
West Union
Arnold Bagman
Rochester
Minn
Mayo's Hospital
Elgin
Chris Gregerson
Barney Loo
Colfax
Wisconsin
Trygve Husberg
Husberg
Allen Habegot
Eugene
Hazel Davis
Jimmie
Cedar Falla
Independence
Haeboger
Wadena News highlights and local visits week ending
WADENA NEWS reports residents returning home from work and travel, relatives visiting Arlington and Hopkinton, an amputation of notes on illnesses, a funeral at Arlington for Mrs Rudy Crandall, and several family trips to Ames, Mederville, and Cox Creek. Notable names include Ingersoll, Norton, Walters, Harris, Mattocks, Kuhen, Raftis, Corkery, and Gernard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.C. Popenhagen
LaVerle
Christ Johnson
Arlington
Will Smith
Aurora
Meda. Smith
Rudy Crandall
George Walters
Lyla Brown
Hopkinton
Naoma Walters
Dorothy Weber
Ha Allen
Wikport
F. J. Schroeder
Mederville
W. M. Mattocks
Ames
Vera Mattocks
Ames College
Will Harris
Fred Kuhén
Mooradb
Henry Kuhen Hemp
T. J. Raftis
Frank Corkery
Emmet McDermot
Cox Creek
Fred Gernard
Edldie
Bertha Gerand
Clarence Nuss
Will Whittenpaugh
Harry Weils
Fayette
Poe B
Peterman
Laugher
Jelen
Amelia Kuban
Shadel
Chicago
Walter Roya
August Oldfather
Vernon Blake
Volga City
West of Here Q and A and Local Social Notes
West Union resident Berg spent Thursday at the John Brackin home while gatherings occurred at several other local houses. Edna Brause owns a new Chevrolet. A farm bureau home management meeting was held Monday evening. The measles outbreak spreads to Elgin with Kathryn Strauch and Irma Gretchen among the cases. Elgin’s new numbering system due to Huron population growth is noted. A birth day party in Fayette was attended by C B Schori and family. City notes include contesting associations ranking Iowa fourth, and a humorous aside on a pigeon toed girl and a dove nickname.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Here
Q& A. Berg
West Union
John Brackin
Ruckdaschel
Sarah Brackin
Harry Brackin
Alfred Ruckdaschel
Marguerite Wherry
Jim Calahan
Fleanor Schneider
Lawrence Gehring
August Brause
Edna Brause
Chevrolet
Farm Bureau
Elgin
Kathryn Strauch
Irma Gretchen A. W. Lynch
Huron
South Dakota
B. Brd
Lynch
John Christ
Bailey
Poplar Bluff
Missouri
C. T. Schmid
Behoofee
C. B. Sehori
Fayette
Towa
Union
Elgin Echo Advertising Rates and notices
The Elgin Echo outlines subscription rates and advertising charges for local listings. Rates include seven and a half cents per line for advertisements and one cent per word for classified insertions. Notices of entertainment, cards of thanks, and resolutions run at regular rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higin
Fayette County
Iowa
Church
School of Society
Local notices and social updates from June 1926
Items include sales at City Drug Store and Weibel Mill Company, dresses new arrivals at Mrs Lehman, travel notes on postmasters convention in Sioux City, and a Harvard summer school plan for Georgia Schori. Also mentions alumni dinner attendance, a Christy razor free offer, and a picnic accident at Iowa City with a Windshield incident involving Don Weibel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Drug Store
Mil
Weibel Mill Company
Echo
George Miller
Maiden Rock
Wisconsin
T. G. Lehman
S. Oe Vv
D. Kipie
Mason City
M. ¥. Kiple
Arthur Simpson
Rob Pringle
Clermont
Keith Gray
Postville
Miller
City
Ignata Dibble
Spokene
Washington
Samuel Mosby
Iowa City
Weibel
Schumacher
Weibel Mi
Albert Schori
Georgia Mae
Miss Schori
Chicago
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Harvard
Elgin Millinery and General Store Items Highlight Local Ads
Local notices list for sale of hats from Elgin Millinery and a Burroughs adding machine roll. Echo Office sells items, including a second hand cook stove and 32 volt bulbs from Feller's Hardware. C. J. Harrington helped at Grimm Sutter shop during a manager’s absence. beef embargo noted as England seeks imports. District editor Alden Pinney elected vice president of Southeast Missouri Press Association, with Elgin ties. Reports of frightened team, screen sales at Feller's Hardware, and a variety of local social and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Millinery
Burroughs
Echo
Aummer
Lehman's Holw
Feller's Hardware
C. J. Harrington
Grimm & Sutter
Grimm
la Grange
England
Netherlands
United States
Alden Pinney
Benton
Missouri
Scott County Democrat
South East Missouri Press Association
Pinney
Elgin
Wm. Brabham
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Elgin Echo
R. P. Strauch
Aera
Eorfte
Schori Brothers
Tewa
Seenee Easn
Seeee Eee
Geo. E. Schori & Co
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Citizens State Bank
City Laundering Co
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