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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1905
Page
5
The Echo outlines revival services led by Rev. J. E. Wagner at the Methodist Episcopal Church starting Monday night at 7:30. Wagner, popular and persuasive, draws on southwest plains experiences, with planned music and welcoming atmosphere to draw community engagement.
On November 15 1905 a quiet wedding took place at the brides parents home in Clermont uniting Miss Bear and A B Haug with only close kin present. Haug, a Clayton county farmer and supervisor, and Miss Bear, once a schoolteacher, begin married life east of the city. The Ecuo offers best wishes for their future home after December 1. Fred R. Berg recalls a smoke scare at his store when a spark from the chimney ignited an old hammock in the basement. C Theo Schmid celebrates his 62nd birthday with married children gathered for dinner. Miss Florence Bruce of Elgin is visiting, formerly a bookkeeper at the Democrat office.
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