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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1910

Page

4

Illyria Items and Weekend Social Notes

Hazel Shaffer was home Sunday. Mrs. Chas Doty returns from Prairie du Chien. The body of Miss Mary Abinethy of West Union was laid to rest in Leo cemetery. John Kohler and wife visited John Wilson’s home. Rev. Graham spoke to children Sunday. About twenty friends surprised Ina McMullen Friday evening. Michal Gehring Ida Wenger and Edith Richards returned home from the U S A. Mrs Jerome Yearous ill with typhoid has returned to West Union.

Ethel Shaffer Alice Humphry West Union Samel Shaffer C. E G. L. Klingman Klpin Elma Medberry Graham Albert Albright Oelwein Chas Doty Prairie du Chien John Rothlisberger Leo Decorah Mary Abinethy Fred Reichert Cedar Rapids Jay Colgrove Ina McMullen Wilbur Patterson John Johnson Gander Michal Gehring Ida Wenger Edith Richards Miss Bowl Jerome Yearous Frank Hunsberger Grace Knox H. K. Rehger Waukon John Neuenschwander Hazel Dunham Grove M. B. Kohler

Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Home Lung Cure

advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a home remedy for coughs and lung ailments. It claims the product has cured lung trouble and helped the user gain weight, with a guarantee for coughs colds la grippe asthma croup throat and lung troubles. Trial bottles are free at The City Drug Store.

Dr. King W. R. Nelson Calamine Ark

Oak Grove social notes show visits across town

Pearl Conner spent Tuesday night at Ed Boyles and Ed Conner with his wife visited Sunday at the George Grover home. Ira Bennett and wife were at Thomas Greatheads on Sunday. Edith Conner stayed with her sister Mrs Rob Wilson on Tuesday. Mrs Robert Wilson and children plus Susie Grover of Brainard visited Mrs A Conners. Crayton Conner departed for Forest City with Judson Conner. Guests at Palmer Bartholo mews included Roy Pearl Eva Conner Guy Reed and Albert Dummermuth.

Ira Bennett Thomas Greatheads Ed Conner George Grover Edith Conner Rob Wilson Robert Wilson Hugh Conner Mounce Brainard C. W Smiths Enos Tommy Howard Jack Shaffer Susie Grover A. Conners Judson Conner Crayton Forest City Palmer Barthbolomews Roy Pearl Eva Conner Guy Reed Albert Dummermuth Chas Boyles Frank Boyle Simon O'Neil Eva Blanch Conner

Sewing Machines In Stock For Sale By T J Caprer

A local ad invites buyers to inspect sewing machines in stock offered by T J Caprer. The message promises reliable performance and urges women to consider the seller before purchasing.

T. J.caprer

West Union county notes and local movements

West Union news item highlights social visits among residents including Grace Knox in Elgin, Dunham Grove and Fayette connections, travel to Cedar Rapids and Monticello, a move by Judge Hobson's court reporter Comstock, plans for Fayette County Sunday school convention in West Union, and a fire at George F. Conkey's farm near town. Also mentions a local July drive to Austin and recent medical updates on Carl Lopke. Bucklen's Arnica Salve endorsement rounds out the page.

W. W. Comstock William Powell George F. Conkey Mr. Conkey Ernest Northrop Conkey

Reaching the Top Health Promise from Electric Bitters

A health ad proclaims Electric Bitters as the world’s greatest health builder. It claims to aid stomach, liver, kidneys, and blood, enabling daily work despite kidney trouble. A testimonial from W. M. Sherman of Cushing, Maine says three bottles made him feel like a new man. Available at The City Drug Store for 50 cents.

W. M. Sherman Cushing City

Local Notes From Clermont and Surroundings

Chas Weck travels to Iowa City on Friday. Miss Rose Dibble has been ill all week. Hon C Miller went to Delavin Friday to hear Senator Gummin. C Miller and Sons sold 100009 brick to Decorah parties. Mr and Mrs Arnold Bauman back from South Dakota. Anna Appelman returns home from studies at State Normal Cedar Fairs. Billy Crowe’s baseball dope praised over major sources. K White learns of sister in law’s death at New Hampton. White travels to funeral. Mr and Mrs Ed Carragher load

Fred Reinhart Alden Mackay Fayette Elgin G. W. van Atten Cedar Rapids Peoria Faulkton South Dakota Rose Dibble C. Miller Delwein Gummin C. Miller & Sons Decorah Anna Appelman Billy Crowe K. White E. ©. White New Hampton Mr. White John Mest Chadwick F. W. Hughes White Frank Kimball Miss MacKellar Frank Gehring Dr. Hutchinson, Co W. H. Vinton Iowa Jacob Miller Pauline Loertcher West Union

Local Notes From Elkader and Surroundings

Elkader residents report on various visits and travels. Highland township figures M and L Klingman were in the city on business. Robt Peters and Fremont Ogle visited relatives. Dr C G Reidel took a trip by new car to West Union for an overnight with kin. Schmidt Bros Co cleaned the riverbank area between the dam and stone arch bridge improving the view. W N Gilje attended the National Convention of Postmasters in Chattanooga. Clyde Dwight Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Smith, was baptized by Rev Franke with Fred Schultz as sponsor.

Elkader L. Klingman Highland Township Robt Peters Fremont Ogle Highland Fred Schultz Postville Adam Walther O. H. Larson Chicago Chicago Cuba Philadelphia Athletics Nels Nelson Tom Olson Marion Township Nelson C. G. Reidel West Union Bente & Guata Schmidt Bros & Co W. N. Gilje Chattanooga Tenn Franke Leroy Smith Clyde Dewight Fred. Schultz Arthur Bishop Herrity Bloomington Wis H. C. Bishop Mr. Moats

New Life Pills Fight Deadly Disease Appendi Citris

Merciless killer described as Appendi citis is claimed to be stopped by Dr. Kings New Life Pills which allegedly prevent appendicitis by stimulating stomach liver and bowels. Advertised cure for constipation headache biliousness chills priced 25 cents at The City Drug Store.

Dr. King New Life City Drug Store

Public Auction of Farm Property at Elgin Nov 1 1910

Public sale on the farm two miles south of Elgin Tuesday November 1 1910 at 10:00 AM. Includes 7 horses and roans 3 brood mares with foal 1 yearling mare colt 3 sucking colts 30 head of cattle 13 milch cows several heifers and calves 120 chickens 6 head spring pigs and assorted machinery Delaval cream separator and farm tools large household furniture and stove plus 300 bushels of corn.

Elgin Furniruns

Private land sale and farmer auction notice

Auction listing offers 80 acres for private bids with owner reserve right to reject bids. Terms include cash for sums 10 and under and one year credit on larger amounts with 7 percent interest. Settlement before removal. light refreshments provided. Also includes promotional note urging young men to buy land as stable wealth from Monticello Express.

F. Dewey C. F. Becker Clerk G.I, Hanni Monticello Express

Marriage and local notices mix in Cedar Rapids region news

The week brings a wedding for Alma Grover and Fred Mason at Cedar Rapids with plans for their new home. Local hog shipments, injuries from a horse incident, and Kansas land visits by Freiburghans Hackmann and Bauman are noted. Nearby marriages continue with Laura Malwitz and Roland, and John Butikofer with Louise Sutter. A delayed weekly issue mentions an aerial story and visits from John Mest of Chadwick.

Alma Grover Wm,Grover Fred Mason Grant Grover Cedar Rapids Elgin Thos Levi Poland G. H. Seippel Julien Clement Wood Carrollton G. I. Passer Alden Minn Mike Monnahan Mike G. L. Freiburghans Carl Hackmann John Bauman Kansas Mesdames Elmer Pinney Jake Sohner Mary Peeper Mia. Etter New Ulm Courtland Laura Mallwitz Roland Madison, SD Malwitz John Butikofer Louise Sutter Elkader Ben Frieden Ecuo Chicago

Phillies win world championship over Cubs in five games

Philadelphia members of the American League claim the world title by defeating the Chicago Cubs four games to one. The series opened in Philadelphia with two Mackmen victories, then moved to Chicago where Philadelphia won two and Chicago one. Final scores listed include 12 3 7 for Philadelphia and 13 0 4 2 for Chicago across the games. prize money records were set with $2062.70 per Philadelphia player and $1374.77 per Cub. The Cubs’ win came in a ten inning game.

Philadelphia, Penn Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Mackmen Chicago Cubs Baseball

Meet to discuss water power deal at Cedar Rapids hotel

A meeting was held Friday night at the Mealey Hotel room with Miller and Reed of Cedar Rapids and Larrabee and Miller of Clermont. Rep Larrabee and Hon Christian Miller sought Cedar Rapids power, aiming to secure an electric plant supply from Clermont interests.

Mealey Hotel Miller Reed Cedar Rapids Larrabee Clermont Christian Miller

Also Mentioned on This Page

Illyria Hazel Shaffer Oak Grove News Pearl Conner Ed Boyles George Howard Mrs. Learn Fern Craft Mrs Cc. W. Smith Fred Muhlenthaler Marian Larson Norway Carl Johnson Geo, Kiplé Dave Hall A. Smith Monticello Ole Johnson W. A. Magner Austin Herman Lopke Fred Draeger Town City Gail Lopke Carl Bucklen Clermont News The Enterprise Chas. Weck Iowa City Arnold Bauman Ed Carragher Load T. J. Capper John Kohler Sam Lehman John Wilsons Southland Concert Company Opera House Ladies’ Cemetery Association L.C. A Ed Hangon Elgin Woman’s Study Club Frank Greenley Roll Call Harold Bell Wright Gehring Shepherd of the Hills Bauder Dan Mathews Dan Goetz California Rock Island North Pacific Coast S. Worley Winnesheld Thos, Koudtson Beard Black Smith Shop R. Lehman Henry Topp Greenly Bros Draymen C. O. Fothergill M. D Burgeon Deway Hotel Buown William Larrabee Fayette County Billy Hans Winkler Jake Klingman Rey Thos Lewis
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