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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
7
Published every Thursday by FW HudHnsey entered at the post office at Migin Ba as second class mail matter. Ads in local columns run a line for each insertion. Rates: one year in advance two dollars, six months four dollars, ads display and text run consecutively until discontinued.
A 1992 fragment listing farm for sale wanted, business deals at banks, closing sale at Evans, social updates on Miss Wilma Neuenschwander, Mrs Kari Bennett's death prompting visitors, court house questions, and community happenings from West Union and Clermont with theatre plans, birthdays, flood impacts, and health fads.
Fred Yost visits Rock Valley while locals share news of visits and gatherings. Mrs. Jake Dennlen and Lucy Christen attend local visits. families including Dennler, Anderson, Hofer, and Meyer host relatives and friends. Birthday events mark seven years as neighbors recount trips to West Union and nearby towns.
Mrs. Arthur Patterson is on the sick list. Reno Blanchard is working for Will Howard. Craft was in West Union Friday forenoon. Mrs. E Meyer and son were passengers for Elgin Thursday. Otto Bauman was a business caller Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bartlett were dinner guests Sunday at the Elmer Boyer home. Roy Bartholomew of West Union visited here recently. Mr. and Mrs. D H Craft entertained friends Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Boyer were Sunday dinner guests at the William Barker home. Mr and Mrs Albert Dummermuth visited Sunday at George Tripp home. Mrs Clarence Tripp and Mrs Geo Peer visited Friday afternoon. The little daughter of Mr and Mrs Charley Peters is recovering from bronchial pneumonia. Sunday school at the Baptist church moved to forenoon. large crowd expected. Fred Muehlethaler helped crate furniture at Max Lehman home Monday. Mr and Mrs R W Muehlenthaler entertained the John Falk family at dinner Sunday. During Cletus Connors funeral services at Mt Cayme church, the gallery collapsed under weight of crowd. no injuries reported.
Mrs Kandison on the dick list last week and Otto Gage celebrated an birthday with the family. Randalia high school will be represented at the district declamatory contest in Fayette on March 10. Local events include stage props for Settin Pretty and social gatherings hosted by the Humphrys. George Smith and wife moved to a new home near the stock yards.
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