Falk and family spend Saturday in West Union
H. W. Falk and his family were in West Union on Saturday. The visit followed a quiet week at home with no notable events reported.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1927
Page
7
H. W. Falk and his family were in West Union on Saturday. The visit followed a quiet week at home with no notable events reported.
Wm Walthers and Henry Wolf of Bikader were business visitors on Thursday. Charles Whitney attended a U I A Luther game in Decorah Friday, where U I A won 40 to 18. Mr and Mrs Alfred Jenson hosted Irene Flanagan Winifred Flanagan Eileen Thyne and Josephine Thyne over Sunday. The visitors are teachers. Elmer Yenney and party arrived from Janesville Wisconsin and will stay with the Melchr Yenney home until December 1 before returning to Wisconsin with Mr and Mrs Chas Knight.
In Elgin Fayette County local notices announce post office routine, grain buying, mill notices, and family visits. The Weibel Mill Company promotes buckwheat flour and grain exchanges while local residents discuss upcoming meetings, yard sales, and rearward themed Girl Scouts party.
Mrs. Rudy Lehman has been quite sick. Several families and individuals from Oelwein, Postville, West Union, and nearby towns visited relatives. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Boise Capper, Rose Garber, J. Harrington, James Conner, F. W. Hughes, Don Strauch, and the Lane family with Donna Maxine’s birthday party. Genevieve Wilson returned from Cedar Falls. Peter Mark suffered a paralytic stroke. a nine pound baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sires. Mrs. Levi Sires aided at home. Argo-Gazette reports Thanksgiving travel plans and local social events.
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