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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1906
Page
4
An assortment of ad copy and notices fills the page. Prominent claims promote Bucklen's Arnica Shrye as a universal healer for wounds burns and sores. The piece also notes local legal and civic items, including reprieve news for a jail inmate and a Ringling Circus anecdote, with scattered town updates and agricultural tips.
Syria's USU students were home over Sunday Mrs Oliver Kimball visiting in Elyria this week Chris Wenger’s entertained company last Sunday Myrtle Shaffer spent Sunday at parental home C M Fritz and wife Sundayed at McMillan home Mrs Kimpson visiting Elgin Arbor Day observed in Diat No 1 in the afternoon Mrs Wm Yearous caller at C W Doty entertainment last Friday eve well attended Miss Nora Klingman spent Sunday with Mae Fritz Ernst Potter spent over Sunday at parental home near Fayette Mrs B Rothlisberger Sunday visitor at Wenger home Some of Elyria's people had dental work done at Fayette last Saturday John Rothlisberger calling at Aug Schmidt home a number of the young people spent a pleasant evening at C Wenger a family of Ed Gehring afflicted with Dutch measles G Bigler and G Dennler of German Bottom spent Sunday with Elyria friends Mesdames Hofer and Dennler of German Bottom visited Rothlisberger home last Saturday This is the week for hanging May baskets Jack Kimpson engaged in digging cistern at Andy Yearous land and we say he will do the work to a finish G E Medberry bruised from possible accident but now getting along nicely Louis Wenger home for the summer master of the farm during father’s journey to Swiss mountains May 4th may he enjoy the trip Moon has an atmosphere but not for humans Electric Bitters touted as tonic Jaundice etc Miss Plume Weaver went to West Union yesterday morning
The Waukon iron mines including the washing plant and about 200 acres of ore land were sold by a local company to a St. Louis syndicate. A crew has already begun work in the pits, and John R. Cook announces a notable travel concession regarding the Cedar Rapids line stop at Donnan for Rock Island passengers.
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