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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1928
Page
4
A long list of neighbors and relatives visited, hosted or spent time at various homes around Cheery Valley and nearby areas. Activities include suppers, Sunday gatherings, quilting bees, and word of thanks. mentions of guests traveling between Wadena Elgin West Union and Lima. Sentiments reflect community life and recurring visits.
Celia Denaler assists at the Albert Denaler home this week. Forrest Shaffer visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs Enos Howard over Sunday. Ed Hoyle entertained Saturday evening. Harold Morse and wife visited Mrs Esley Monnahan Sunday. Mrs Arthur Chapman Callaway visited Tuesday at Walter Dennler home. Mrs John Howard was a guest Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Sidney Patterson and two children visited their son Paul and wife near West Union on Sunday. Charles Craft attended in West Union Tuesday. Mrs Charles Peters and Mrs Arthur Patterson hosted Monday afternoon at the Joe Peters home. Herman Boyer was elected director at the school election Monday evening. Mrs Mary House of Waterloo came Saturday for the funeral of her sister Mrs Barnhouse. The Arthur Craft family of Alyria and Henry Craft visited the D H Craft home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Peters and daughter visited the George Howard family in Oak Grove Sunday. Mrs John Howard called at the Roland Bartlett home Sunday. Mrs Elmer Boyer and Mr and Mrs Fred Veasy and family called at the Will Barker home Sunday afternoon.
R D Stockwell and wife and Clarence Welch with family traveled from Gelwein to visit relatives. The regular CU B monthly meeting occurred at Mrs Maggie Whittenbaugh’s home on Wednesday of last week.
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