Marriage of Earl G Greenley and Beatrice B Bowen in Christ Farm
Marry in March 1914 at Christ farm near Elgin and West Union. Earl G Greenley, son of Sam Greenley, and Beatrice B Bowen, daughter of E E Bowen, received license and were married by Justice Berkey. They plan to reside in Elgin after April 20. Bowen, a former public school instructor, is praised as talented and well regarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl G. Greenley
Misa Beatrice Besse Bowen
Christ Farm
West Union
Alty
Will Christ
Justice. Berkey
Christ Home
Misa. Bowen
E. E. Bowen
New York State
Ilgin
Mr. Greenley
Elgin
Sam Greenley
Thoma Atore
Kniel & Rubyer
Miss Bowen
School Notes and Vacation Plans at Elgin Schools
Beth Monnahan is absent with chicken pox while Miss Lyons Georgia Fayette and Miss Waters Cedar Falls plan vacations. Pupils urged not to be tardy or absent. Visitors include Clare Cunningham, Cliff Christ, Gilbert Bergman of Enterprise, Kansas, Earl Cooley of Turkey River Jet. Earl Greenley and Bease Bowen wed Mar 21. Bowen formerly taught here. wish them success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Monnahan
Miss Lyons
Fayette
Miss Waters
Cedar Falls
Earl Greenley
Misa Bease Bowen
Elgin
Earl
Miss Bowen
Married Folks Dance at the Opera House
Saturday evening March 28 the married folks dance at the opera house with Carpenter's orchestra providing music. All married folks invited for a good time and festive outing, highlighting new Gordon gloves for Easter and fashion notes from Barc & Konner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Gordon
Ayait
Town Caucus Chooses Citizens Ticket For City Offices
A Thursday caucus in the city council room named Ed Hanson for mayor and a full council slate including K J Halverson Sam Mosby C L Freiburghaus Geo N Schori Hane Grether. A second ticket named with Hanyon withdrawing leaves two competitive slates for the March 20 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. R. Berg
Earl Greenley
Max Thoms
EK. J. Halverson
Ed Hanson
K, J. Halverson
Sam Mosby
C. L. Freiburghaus
Geo. N
Death of Henry Coventry near Wadena in 1914
Henry 8S Coventry died at his home near Wadena on Tuesday evening March 24 1914 from heart trouble. Born March 8 1850 in Hadson New York, he moved to Iowa with his parents as a child and lived as a farmer in Illyria township Fayette county. He married Mary C Trumbold March 8 1880. two of their three children died young, Clarence W survives with his mother dead in 1891. Coventry was town clerk and long time school board member, respected for his knowledge and conversation. He leaves an only son and many relatives. Funeral at Illyria church Friday at 2:00 PM with interment in Illyria cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Coventry
Wadena
Elgin
Hadson
New York
Iowa
Highland Ino
Clayton County
Illyria Township
Faye
Illyria
Millinery Opening Invitation in Elgin Ladies event
The ladies of Elgin and vicinity are invited to the spring millinery opening at Mrs. Josefh Burhan parlors on Saturday March 28 1914. Includes a brief note of local businesses and locations in Elgin and nearby avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Josefh Burhan
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Gus *Gunderson
Sam's Mosby
Cashier
Fea‘co
EACO
Napoleon
T. J. Capper
Lowa
Muehlenthaler & Halverson
George Lenth
Elkader
Clermont
Clare Cunningham
Cliff Christ
Gilbert Bergman
Enterprise
Kansas
Earl Cooley
Turkey River Jet
Parabhabt
Mel Kobter
Assiaadit
Low Gratii
O. L. Freiburghaus
Hans Grether
E. J. Halverson
Hanyon
Elgini Sea
Ugabor It
Elgin Lind
Avenay, Wate, Bros. & Huauns
Citizens’ State Bank
Elias Benéan
Pres. C
F. Becker
V. Price
Brighton
Max Thoma
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