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Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1928

Page

4

Bus unloads four car loads at Postville and Elgin link

John Falk & Sons delivered four car loads of autos at Postville last week and another on track there this Saturday, leaving it for another dealer. They questioned whether Elgin could serve as a branch distributing point and suggested a possible misstep by headquarters. A war governor bust for Samuel J. Kirkwood was unveiled at Vicksburg National Military Park in Mississippi with Governor Hammill presenting the bronze portrait to the government and Col. Robbins accepting on behalf of the government. Mrs. Hammill and Mrs. Niles unveiled the bust.

John Falk & Sons Postville Elgin Samuel J. Kirkwood Vicksburg National Military Park Vicksburg Mixs John Hammill Col G. B. Robbins Cedar Rapids Clifford Niles Anamosa State Highway Commission

Oak Grove social notes include visits and farm bureau event

Mrs Albert Seevie of Waterloo visited her parents Mr and Mrs Will Prichard for a few days. Neighbor gatherings, family visits, and social calls fill a week in Oak Grove with extended families at the Boyle, Brabham, Howard, Luchsinger and Patterson households. A Leap Year party at Max Hansberger’s in Elgin drew several local families.

Local Families Share Weekend Visits in Cheery Valley

Nioma Schupbach stayed Tuesday night at the John Butikofer residence. Ge o Christen and Adolph Han son families were dinner guests Sunday at the Jake Christen home. Joe Lerch visited the Toffeld Lehman home Sunday afternoon. Mildred Butikofer stayed Wednesday night with Esther sriederich and the Dennler household including Louise Harry and Len.

Nioma Schupbach John Butikofer Geo Christen Adolph Hanson Jake Christen Joe Lerch Toffeld Lehman Mildred Butikofer Esther Sriederich Jake Dennler Louise Harry Len John

Local families share events across Dennler and Dennler related homes

Lucy Dennler Ernie Christen Frank Thoman Walter Lehman Louis Hofer joined Reuben for a birthday at the George Chris ten home Monday. Many visits and dinners occurred: Larson and Sam Hofer at Jake Dennler’s Sunday. Hilda Meyer at district No. 8 school last Tuesday. Dennler, Elmer, Lydia, Edwin Hanson at Elkader Saturday. Friederichs and relatives at Eliza Friederich’s Sunday. a quilting bee hosted by Mrs Jake Butikofer on Wednesday. Theodore Hanson and family visited in various homes. Rose Garber Elgin visited Albert Schupbach Sunday night. Bert Thoman and daughter dined with Frank Christen family Sunday. Maria Schupbach spent days at Albert Schupbach’s. Martin Hanson’s family entertained Saturday. Bossard and Stence visited Ern Lerch Sunday. Marie Schupbach Elgin stayed with Albert Schupbach. Theodore Hanson Ellen Hanson John Frieden guests at Lantz homes Sunday. Isaac Gehring visited G Friederich Sunday. Fred Hofer weekend at Ben Hofer’s. Anna Rose Marie Dennler visited Jake Dennler Saturday. Edward Butikofer family at Jake Butikofer Sunday. Oscar Baumgartner Harold Melbert Earl Meyer at Jake Dennler Sunday. Tofield Lehman and Ed Metzger hosted Thursday. Lawrence Leo Lerch weekend at G Friederich’s. Elmer Baumgartner moved with family to Celia Meyer farm near West Union. Geo Leuchtenmacher family dinner at Bill Barske Sunday. Martin Hanson family Frank Christen Jake Christen gatherings also noted.

Albert Seevie Waterloo Will Prichard Harold Bennett Ed Boyle Genevieve Wilson Cedar Falls Myr Lloyd Patterson Ben Brabham Hans Luchsinger Edwin Kruger Walter Thorpe Ira Bennett Mary Flanagan Herbert Jensen Mary Dennler George Howard John Howard Joe Peters D. C Ilyria George Hyde Brabham Melehr Luchsinger John Luchsinger Edith Bennett Farm Bureau Max Hansberger Elgin Louis Dennler Reuben Howard Walter Kohls Hans Grether Mr. Grether Thom Jim Bartlett Ben Brab_ham Esther Eliza _ Friederich Jake Butikofer Theodore Hanson Martin Hanson Rose Garber Albert Schupbach Bert Thoman Frank Christen Maria Schupbach John Bossard Mart Stence Ern Lerch Marie Schupbach Ellen Hanson John Frieden John Will Lantz Isaac Gehring G. Friederich Fred Hofer Ben Hofer Anna Rose Marie Dennler Jake Dennler Edward Butikofer Oscar Baumgartner Harold, Melbert Earl Meyer Tofield Lehman Ed Metzger

Local visits and visits to neighbors in community

Ernie and Lucy Christen and Frank Thoman visited Sunday at the Thos Hanson home. Elmer Dennler started summer work at the Lester Conner home on Monday. Mrs. Frank Christen spent Thursday with Elien Hanson. Thos Hanson visited Martha Chapman on Saturday. Elizabeth Butikofer stayed Monday night at the G Friederich home. Ida Meyer spent several days last week with Elmer Baumgartner.

Ernie Lucy Christen Frank Thoman Thos. Hanson Elmer Dennler Lester Conner Frank Christen Elien Hanson Hanson Martha Chapman Elizabeth Butikofer G. Friederich Ida Meyer Elmer Baumgartner

Local Social Notes From Brainard Area

Mrs Herman Boyer spent Friday with the George Craft family. D H Craft visited his father Henry Craft at the Arthur Craft home in Illyria last Monday. Wilson Patterson spent Saturday night with his brother Paul near West Union. Frank Lyons finishes work as assessor this week and has collected dog tax. Mrs Ella Older of Fayette stayed Wednesday night at the Martin Hovey home. Will Barker limped with crutches after stepping on a pitchfork at work last week. Mrs Clara Bartlett assisted Mrs McDonnie at the Eat McDonnie home near West Union Monday. Mr and Mrs Chas Peters helped at Outa Becker farm during Mr Becker’s illness and returned home Sunday. Francis Munger returned from Hazelton where he spent the past month with relatives. George Tripp was in West Union Saturday. Mr and Mrs Paul Patterson visited Sidney Patterson Sunday. Phyllis Rowland and several pupils attended a party at Melvin Boyer’s in Elgin Saturday night.

Herman Boyer George Craft D. H. Craft Henry Craft Arthur Craft Illyria Wilson Patterson Paul West Union Frank Lyons Ella Older Fayette Martin Hovey Will Barker Clara Bartlett Eat McDonnie Hazelton George Tripp

Dover Mills Social Notes Mention Dinners and Visits

Mr. and Mrs. Chas Learn and family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Learn and family. Mrs Mary Anfinson hosted the Ladies Aid Society at her home last Wednesday with many attendees. Mr and Mrs Carl Nelson of near Clermont moved Thursday to the community.

Chas. Learn John Learn Mary Anfinson Ladies’ Aid Society Carl Nelson Clermont

Local families welcome Olson place owners to vicinity

The Paul Olson place is now owned by Louis Peterson. Mrs. Ole Kloster and Mrs. H. K. Johnson with children visited midweek. Amy Nelson visited her brother Millard Nelson and wife on Thursday evening. R. F. Learn and guests dined with Joe Baumgartner near West Union. School closed due to illness of Miss Helgerson's little brother. Mrs. Learn visited Mrs. Johnson. Emma Guyer and Rose visited Mrs. Havenatrita. Mrs. J. C. Matthews in West Union and visited H. E. Foster, Laura, and Henry Smith home. Mrs. Smith ill for weeks but improving. Mrs. Jesse Olson and Nell Cavanaugh with Ole Kloster. John Nelson in Clermont aiding daughter Irene ill since Thursday at Rose Johnson’s home. Nelson helped China Nelson at his home a week ago. Julia Everson weekend with home folks. Bertha Kerkestue visited sister Ira Rose and family. Amy Nelson helped Carl Nelson move into new Clermont home. Ole Kerkemute helped Rose clean house. Rose still weak from illness. Ben Fox and family moved to new Clermont home.

Amy Nelson Millard Nelson R. F. Learn Joe Baumgartner West Union Carl Nelson Ole Kerkeatue Ira Rose Rose Ben Fox Clermont

Sugared Schumacher feed offered by Weibel Mill Co

In spring 1927 we sold nearly 100 tons of this popular feed made by the Quaker Date Company. We keep a big supply on hand and offer it at 38 dollars per ton. This evidence of quality is presented by Weibel Mill Co for sons' feed needs.

Schumacher Quaker Date Company Weibel Mill Co

Damaged Kirkeberg Car Hits Front Axle On Road

The K A Kirkeberg car arrived in town Friday morning badly damaged in the front axle and other areas after a steering gear failure caused the crash. Theodore Hanson and wife shipped their household goods to La Grange Missouri on Saturday and planned to move by car for a new home. They intend to live on a truck farm with Mr Hansen taking on painting as a side line. Oyster shell feed marketed by Waelbel Mill Company touted as fresh and pure.

K. A Waelbel Mill Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

Stoehr Drug Co Elgin, Iowa Fayette County Iowa State Board of Examiners Des Moines C. W. Heiserman Iowa OAK Grove News Helen Lichsinger Melchr Luchsinger Sheldon Boyle Cheery Valley Citizens State Bank Lawrence Leo Lerch G. Friederich Hom Celia Meyer Geo. Leuchtenmacher Bill Barske Mrs Paul Patterson Sidney Patterson Phyllis Rowland Melvin Boyer Dover Mills Goodrich Silvertown Cold White Star Richard Brackin Capper State Iowa State Service Department R.C.R. S Capper Hatcheries Elgin and Paul Olson Louis Peterson Ole Kloster H. K. Johnson West Elgin Hackman’s Barn Sale Henry Martin F. R. Berg
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