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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1916

Page

4

Illyria Local Notes Report Large Social Wave

A long Illyria notes page reports many residents visiting, hosting, and traveling. Names include Thos Kertis, Lisa Pulfer, Charles Moltb in, and Mary Wenger with several Johnson area households. A farewell event for Max Guyer and wife at the Gilgor Trumbull home is described with music, conversation, and a gift sum.

Wioter Kertis C. M. Klingman Vigin Wengur Bros Ory Lisa Pulfor Gg. Frieden Chas Moltberry O. Tromuidis Lisa Pulfer Ia MacKellar Ilka Lew Griver Clermont Libbie Klingon Iona Chapman Max Guyer John Smith Bertha Hanson Baby Gilgor Trumbull Illyria The Echo and Gay Bikhader

Watch Child for Worms and Take Kickapoo Worm Killer

Watch for worms that sap strength and cause fretfulness in a child. At first sign, give one half to one lozenge Kickapoo Worm Killer, a candy worm remover. It acts as a laxative to paralyze and remove worms, improves digestion and health. continue until signs are gone. 26e at your druggists.

Local social notes from Oak Grove area

West Union visitors and local visits are detailed, including Yaldie Cobner, Mrs. W. Smith, Miss Marie Holner, Miss Marie Boyle, Miss Winnie Crooks, and Mrs. J. M. Shatter. The neighborhood hosts a dance at Brainard, a Ridge birthday gathering for Jack Shaffer, a farewell party for Mrs. Robi Wilson Jr., and many friendly calls and overnight stays among relatives and friends.

Yaldie Cobner West Union W. ©. Smith Minnie Marie Holner Dick Brackin Marie Boyle Pearl Stansberry C. Bennett Luana Winnie Crooks Julia Brabham Marie Hoyle J. M. Shatter Robi. Wilson Jr Farewall Wilson den Hame

An Ideal Spring Lasatiye

An old time remedy ad promotes De King’s New Jaile Pills to stimulate sluggish powers, cleanse the liver and purge blood impurities, urging readers to clear winter poisons from the system with a 25 cent trial at all druggists.

de King

Clermont News Roundup of Health, Travel, and Local Notes

A. B. McGill improves as Richard Horan is ill. Dr Carr and C. A. Troffman noted. Ruth Grover’s daughter improves in Mason City hospital. Ladies’ Aid, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Appleman. Mrs. Sullivan visits Cedar Rapids. Lee Eastman reports lumber sales for eight houses and barns. Eastman praised for business hustle. Rev Hjortholm replaces earlier misnaming in Nelson Gunderson wedding. Joseph Larson buys land in Badger Wisconsin. Dennis Sheehan travels from Lavina to father's illness. Mrs. G. M. Berry travels to Omaha for father’s death. Rev Graham and F. K. White visit Geo Wander, who improves after illness. Claylord shipments praised as clean service for mechanical use. Norwegian Lutherans hold first service in new church with Rev Hjortholm sermon.

A.B. McGill Richard Horan Carr Jay Ruehle Lee Eastmanry Cedar Rap Nd Mill C. A. Troffman City Clothier C. Grover Ruth Hjorthe Joseph Larson Badger Wisconsin Dennis Sheehan Lavina Montina Thomas Sheehan G. M. Berry Omaha Nebraska Graham F. K. White Wander Hjortholm

Dangers of Draft and Sloan's Liniment Relief

The notice warns drafts cause neuralgia stiff neck and rheumatism and recommends Sloan's Liniment to stimulate circulation ease pain and reduce stiffness. One or two applications can bring relief for neuralgia neuralgic headaches and neuritis, with warmth and restful sleep possible. Price 25¢ at druggists.

West Union Notes Highlight Local Movements and Trials

Mrs. M A Fishback leaves Crystal Lake for home after visiting Mrs. Berkey. Amy Layton travels to Fort Hedge to stay with son Willis Layton. Rev Culver to deliver farewell sermon as pastorate ends and belongings move to Oelwein for new duties. Attorney Loren Risk, former Fayette county lawyer now in Minneapolis, to stand trial in Waterloo for subornation linked to a Water loo street railroad damage case. Witnesses include a perjury inmate and another who pleaded guilty.

M. A. Fishback BE. H. Berkey Crystal Lake Amy Layton Fort, Hedge Willis Layton Culver Gillet Baptist Church Street Railroad Company of Waterloo Risk Risky Minneapolis

Dr Kings New Discovery Promises Quick Cold Relief

Colds from fall to spring bring coughing and discomfort. Dr Kings New Discovery is advertised to relieve the cough, sore throat, and inflammation. A 50 cent bottle is suggested with a money back guarantee for unsatisfied customers in Tranconia New Hampshire.

Dr. King

Cheery Valley News Social Roster and Farewell Note

Local items list visits and gatherings among residents including Christens Dennlers Hansons and Petersons. A farewell party honors Mr and Mrs Peterson at the Gilbert Peterson home with all reporting a good time. A separate affidavit and ad copy for Hall's Catarrh Cure appears in the Toledo, Ohio notices.

Mariel Kirkeberg Gilbert Peterson Fred Dennler Margarete Thos. Hansons Ben Hofer Frank Christen Jacob Dennler Kim Boyle Patsy Minnihan Thos. Hanson Carl Coffman McGregor John Leuchtenmacher

County Seat Pavers Guests Of Elgin Meisner Family

Otto Meisner and family of Elgin visited with the Chas Perry and Edward Meisner families south of the city. J P Street left for Detroit to attend a National Educational Association meeting. Grandma Allen of McGregor honored at a gathering hosted by Mrs. Wmn Walther. EB W Appleman resumes duty as Elkader mail clerk after weeks away, while his wife and daughter visited Mercy Hospital in Dubuque and Clermont for a family operation recovery.

Otto Meisner Elgin Chas Perry Edward Meisner J. P. Street Detroit Mich National Educational Association Wmn. Walther Grandma Allen McGregor Albert Ole Allen J. Bergemeyer Nels Glesne Geo, Leath Albert Allen EB. W. Appleman Elkader Appleman Dulbuque Ray Petit Postville Mercy Hospital Clermont

Digestion Tips and Home Commerce Observations

A miscellany of notes promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion and mocks mail order credit. It contrasts home merchants with big city firms, urges buying locally, and humorously critiques social etiquette and money habits.

School Treasurers Retort and Teacher's Fund Totals

Financial table shows balances and receipts for the Teachers' Fund Contingent Band and School Bond Fund. Editor Hanson notes projected district needs for next year with estimates: Teachers' Fund 3750, Contingent Fund 1200, Building Bond Fund 660. Samuel Mosby, secretary.

Ed. Hanson Samuel Mosby

Small Handbag Left On Train Described In Detail

A passenger describes a black glazed leather handbag found on a train and lists its contents in detail. The clerk reacts with disbelief at how such a tiny bag could hold so many items, noting the abundance of small personal effects.

Morris Wade Judge Hamburg

He's Possum of Snake Tribe The Spreading Adder

The piece explains the spreading adder known as a bluffing, possum playing snake. It details its bluffing hisses and contortions, notes many think it poisonous, describes its size of about thirty inches, coloring, habitat in dry woods and sandy hills, and its diet of toads and insects.

Philadelphia

First Annual Nat uralist Club Report and Local Weather Jottings

The Charles City Nat uralist Club reports 139 birds observed within twenty miles, with dates of sightings including March 8 for both robin and bluebird. A bald eagle and various other species noted amid town weather chatter and local reflections on Lent and spring timing.

Naturalist Club of Charles City Japan Moses Siam Existance

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Tlavria Oak Grove Clermont News West Union Notes Cheery Valley News George Christen Alex Baumgartner Clarence Hofer Rob Lehmans Tdu Dennler Fro Dennler Lacey Celia Christen Fred Rothllsbergers Arthur Chapman Thos Hanson Theodore and Olive Hanson Mary Reinhart Pred Miller Mlgin State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. d. Cheney & Co Hall J. Cheney A. W. Gleason Notary Public Hall Eleader News Pavers R. W. Muehlenthaler Balenes Wey Total & Stat Possum Snake Tribe Waseca Minn Sabler Harry Burnside Fayette and Winneshiek Counties Iowa Ghiornia Ubaandike C. A. Akers Elgin, LA Smilonus J. W. Bopp West Union, Iowa Schori Bros Carothers H. S. Hadsel, M.D Citizens’ State I. H. Contgtsey Optometrist Cedar Rapids C. OQ Fothergill M. D Jone Gand Colle Realierca Dewey Hotel
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