Oak Grove People Visit and Daily News Notes
Oak Grove social rounds list visits and gatherings at Ridge, Weat Union, Waterloo, Highland, and local homes. Names include Jim O Niel, Enos Howard, Buulah Bartholomew, Anna Hofer, Mary Bennet, Tra Bennett, Ern Holzer, Ed Conner, Rob Wilson, Simon O Niel, Win Brabham, Miss Jus in, Myron Burnside, Ern Dummermuth, Albert Dummermuth, Pearl Conner, C Mounce, Ward Brabham, Ezra Howard, Georg e Stansberry, Hans Winkler, Katie Wilson, and various family groups. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised for wounds and skin troubles at 25 cents.
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Jim O'Niel
Enos Howard
Ed Boyle
Buulah Bartholomew
Anna Hofer
Mary Bennet
Tra Bennett
Ern Holzer
Ed Conner
Dakota
Tommy Howard
Robert Wilson
Rob Wilson
Simon O’niel
Weat Union
Ern Dummermuth
Eldon Mo
T. Howard
Enos Howard's
Albert Dummermuth
Pearl Conner
Ward Brabham’'s
C. Mounce
Brainard
W. C. Smith
Ezra Howard
George, Harvey
Will Howard
Geo. Stansberry
Miller
Frank Boyle
Katie Wilson
Waterloo
Hans Winkler
Highland
Jack Schaffer
Ward Brabham
John Wilson
Hazel
Hugh Conner
Rob Wilson Jr
Illyria Social Notes Record Week of Visits
A heavy rain Friday evening left Edith Richards among the indisposed. Numerous visits are noted including Guy Whitford at the J. D. Shaffer home, Chris Holm and family at the Ole Benson residence, and John Krueger with friends at Sumner. Mary A. Foxwell joined the Shaffer gathering, Chas Doty and wife hosted the Reichert home, and Jeromes Yearous with wife vacationed near Elgin. Several residents, from Fremont Ogle to Robt Peters and family, visited Elkader and nearby towns. Hazel McMillan, a niece of those named, was among graduates. Summers hosted gatherings at the McMillan home with many relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Whitford
J. D. Shaffer
Chris Holm
Ole Benson
Ida Wenger
Fayette
E. Kimball
R. Probert
John Krueger
Sumner
Mary A. Foxwell
Chas
Doty
Fred Reichert
John Wilson
Blen Hunsberger
Hikader
Klingman
Will Kerr
Volga
Jerome Yearous
Frank Hunsberger
Wilbur Patterson
Chris Johnson
Wadena
Fremont Ogle
Rob't Peters
Chester Peake
Elkader
Fritz
Elgin
Hazel McMillan
H. McMillan
Murray Nicholson
Ft. Dodge
Grant Gruger
Cedar Rapids
Frank Seaver
Chas Fritz
Mae
Mr. McMillan
West Union notices and travels fill County Seat page
Barry Gilson and C Theo Schmidt visited the city from Elgin while Erma Conner returned to work after mumps. Lilla Elwing travels to Chadwick for vacation with grandmother. Rev. Ackley to Iowa City to fetch his hospitalized daughter. The city council equalizes bank stock, graduates visit McGregor, and Geo Wood plans relocations to Fairbault Minot Salem. Frank Camp tears down Vine Street home for a new one, removing a local landmark.
Dr King's Life Pills Promise Quick Health Boost
Work will soon start life pills and you will quickly enjoy fine results. Constipation and indigestion vanish and appetite reforms follow. They regulate stomach liver and bowels and impart new strength and energy to the whole system. Try them for 25 cents at The City Drug Store. After you take Dr King's Here.
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City
Elkader Notices and Local Movements
Elkader residents report social calls between Robt Peters and Highland families on Sunday. John Falk of Elgin visited Elkader by car. Mrs Adam Walther joined him for a home visit. Local merchants agree to 6 30 p m closing daily except Wednesdays and Saturdays. Atty Hancock and family attended last week’s commencement and dined with D D Murphy. Ground hog ears paid to Auditor Willmes yield 3 00 for 20 pairs. A cuckoo-like bird found in Buchan’s field may have been lost by a Bayless guest. People traveled to Oelwe for Yeewan picnic enjoying a large crowd.
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Elkater
Robt. Peters
Highland
Prouty
John Falk
Elgin
Adam Walther
Elkader
Atty. H. P. Hancock
Emma
West Union
Atty
D. D. Murphy
John Grimm Jr
Marion Township
Willmes
Clermont News: Visitors and locals on varied past week
Fred Walker visited at home over Chancey Hills and spent Sunday here. Frank Pilugle toured Elgin as a business visitor. Miss Myrtle Bryant of Elgin visited friends here Tuesday. Jessie Halverson returned from Decorah Saturday. Anna Larrabee returned from Cedar Rapids Saturday. G Ostlie and son Henry were county seat visitors Monday. E H Roberta of Mason City visited this week. Mrs A G Becker and daughter Lauren traveled to Tuwa City yesterday. Mrs John Burke and son of Cantalia visited at J P Burke’s home Sunday. Floyd and Chas Bigler visited grandmother in Wadena Monday. Mrs Michel visited West Union Saturday. Mary accompanied her home. Mamie Boyle went to West Union Saturday for telephone employment. Mrs E T Scott returned from visit to Volga. Pred Appelman of Roungdup Mont. visited for a few weeks at his parents’ home. Hulda Beyer returned to Postville Monday after a stay with her sister. C Miller will leave for Philadelphia for a German Baptist world meeting until the 27th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pilugle
Elgin
Myrtle Bryant
Jessie Halverson
Decorah
Anna Larrabee
Cedar Rapine
A. G. Becker
Lauren
Tuwa City
John Burke
Cantalia
J. P. Burke
Floyd
Chas Bigler
Wadena
Michel
West Union
Mary
Mamie Boyle
E. T. Scott
Dr. Jones
Volga
Pred Appelman
Rouagdup Mont
E. W. Appelman
Hulda Beyer
Postville
Melvin Markham
C. Miller
Philadelphia
German Baptist Church
Katie Wilson
Dora Matthews
Farmersburg
Ina Stanton
Glen Coulee
Amex
Henry Herwig
Clermont
George Fertig
Edith Christ
Edith White
Waterloo
Cheery Valley social notes and visits
Ben Hofers entertained company and Sam Hofer can be around crutches. Anna Hofer visited with her brother Sau. Fred Hanson did carpentry for Jake Curisten. Sam Hofer visited Gottlieb Dennler home. Mrs. Gottfried Frederich is under doctor care. Louisa Marti visited A L Butikofer home. Celia Louisa and George Christen visited Fred Nydegger home. Bertha Frieden visited with Margaret Schneider. Marie Grimm and Louisa Dender visited Mrs Celia Meyer. Local residents attended a German Baptist Sunday school picnic. Will Chase family guests at Rosa Meyer’s. Selma Butihofer assists with housework. Louisa Dennoler Lydia and Anna Hofer visited Irena Reinhardt. Fred Dennler visited from near El kader. Robbie Gehring and Adolph Bake man painted a barn at L Christen home. Fred Schneider erecting a new barn. Gottfried Frederich doing the job. Barn raising bee held Tuesday.
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Fred Hanson
Jake Curisten
Sam Hofer
Gottlieb Dennler
Gottfried Frederich
Louisa Marti
A. L
Will Chase
Rosa Meyer
Selma Butihofer
Louisa Dennoler
Lydia
Anna Hofer
Irena Reinhardt
Fred Dennler
Elkader
Jake Dennler
Robbie Gehring
Adolph Bakeman
Visit Notes Include Local Families And Short Trip To Minneapolis
The report notes Tom Hanson and his son Theodore left Friday for a brief visit in Minneapolis, returning Monday. Misses Anna Leman and Hazel Schlupp traveled from Rock Valley to visit relatives and friends. Tom Knudtson and Andy Reinhardt were in the area last week, installing lightning rods on several bars and houses. Mrs Gottfried Frieden and her children visited relatives in West Bend, accompanied by Pete Haberger and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hanson
Theodore
Minneapolis
Anna Leman
Hazel Schlupp
Rock Valley
Tom Knudtson
Andy’ Reinhardt
Gottfried Frieden
West Bend
Pete Haberger
A Charming Woman Requires Health and Beauty Aid
A guide touts health as key to charm, claiming constipation and kidney poisons mar the skin. Electric Bitters are advertised as a godsend for women, claiming to regulate stomach liver and kidneys, purify blood, and improve complexion, nerves, and vitality, available for 50 cents at The City Drug Store.
First German Railway Marks 75 Years of Growth
Seventy five years after the first line linked Nuremberg and Furth the German railway system expanded from six kilometers to about eighty thousand kilometers. The Adler locomotive, built under Stevenson in England, powered the inaugural Nuremberg Furth line and cost £860.
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Germany
Ludwigssbann
Nuremburg
Furth
Nuremburg-Furth
Stephenson
England
Apple Girl of Waar Shines at Chicago Apple Show
Mina Edna Cameron of Washington state served as secretary and field representative for a commercial league of 100 men. She presented a top exhibit at the Chicago apple show. Her orchards stretch over 300 miles.
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Mina Edna Cameron
Washington
Chicago
Washington's Honey Valley honey output noted
Washington's Honey Valley reports two hundred tons of honey from 10 000 colonies in Yakima valley annual product per North Yakima correspondent of the Portland Oregonian. Nearby notes mention social visits, club meetings, and a West Union grain elevator fire causing 566 dollars damage with fumes confined to the roof.
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Yakima Valley
North Yakima
Portland Oregonian
Propeller quality blamed for aircraft speed gaps
English engineers shift focus from engines to propellers as tests show identical motors and blades yield different results. Variations in polish grain and molecular structure affect bite in the air, with propeller speeds ranging 480 to 1100 revolutions per minute.
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Lanark Feld
Ths
Wright
Kidnappers Plot Trade After Daylight Heist
Report describes two kidnapper suspects boasting of a rich haul and planning a trade arrangement. They discuss taking the victim, the iceman’s son, and delaying the second abduction until next summer, indicating premeditated criminal intent.
Paderewski Insurance and Hand Injury Precautions
The pianist Paderewski, delayed by neuritis at Queen's Hall London, recalls past finger injuries. An insurance payout of $5,000 followed a nail split that once kept him from playing. He guards his hands, forbidding admirers from shaking hands and declining bouquets to avoid finger pricks.
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Paderewali
Queen’s Hall
London
Restraining the Sea Speech by Mu waukes Mayor Emile Seidel
Mu waukes mayor Emile Seidel cites a dinner speech and a parable about a river basin to argue that alcohol is not solely responsible for poverty and misfortune. A newsboy story about a river sponges illustrates the counterpoint to the idea that vice alone causes hardship.
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Emil Seidel
Muwaukes
Bill
Promising Youth Fumbles Through College Life
In a humorous exchange a parent notes their son makes progress at college while admitting he already has a pipe a bulldog and a nickname, reflecting lighthearted family observations of student life.
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Lilla Elwing
Chadwick
Illinois
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C. W. Dykins
Lillian Whitmore
Mt. Carroll
Ill
C. F. Chambers
C. J. Mc.Laughlin
Clinton
Lal Harpe
H. N. McMasters T
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Old Town
Father of Waters
Geo. A. Wood and Son
Tom
Mrs. Wood
Fairbault
Minn
Irom
Minot
N. C
Salem
Oregon
Frank Camp
Chas Talmadge
John Buchan
Hotel Bayless
Oelwe
Clermont News
The
Enterprise
Fred Walker
Chancey Hills
G. Ostlie
Son Henry
EH. R. Roberta
Mason City
James B. Mershon
Newark
WN. J
Uae
Cheery Valley News
Ben Hofers
Brother
Sau
Celia
Louisa
George Christen
Fred Nydegger
Bertha Frieden
Margaret Schneider
Marie Grimm
Louisa Dender
Mrs. Celia Meyer
Apple Girl
Waar
Washington’s
Honey Valley
Nellie Kiple
Geo. Kiple
Bert Kinball
Bur Oak
W. Rubger
Weibel Bros
Lehman & Son
Ada
Pauline Wegmiller
New Hampton
Kensington Club
GC. W. Nicklaus
Lula Hurd
Ida Schori
Paderewski's Insurance
California
Catorado
Colorado
Colorado Rockies
Worley
Towa
John ~Falb
Calis
Daway Hotel
Sowa
H. S. Hadsel, M.D
Greenly Bros
Iowa
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Henry “Topp
Horse and General
Tata
Es Allen Nursery
Hotnants Heater
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