OUT GUNDER WAY Wedding bells and community notes
School opened last Monday with Miss Conner of Elkader as teacher. Numerous local residents attended the National Fair. Alma Alverson closed a month's parochial school. Olavs at the Des Moines State Fair and calls at various homes are noted. Din ner at the Gander church planned with Marion's congregation program. Mr Skarshong injured his left hand, losing his thumb in an accident. well wishes pour in for a quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Conner
Elkader
Cornelius Relerson
Skarshaug
Alma‘ Alverson
Ole McNalrs
Des Moines
Loftsgaard Bros
H. Landsgard
B. Nelson
Ida Johnson
William Loftsgard
N. Nelson
Henry Erickson
Waldroft College
Nelson
St. Paul
Ruth Kirkeberg
St. Olaf
A. C. Wold
Christ Nelson
Gon Eddie
Blooming Prairie
Minnesota
Gander Church
Children of Marion
EH. Skarshong
Skarshong
Illyria items and visits enrich local social page
Illyria tems Libble Klingman visited Fayette for several days. Miss Hlédnor Schneider hosted the Bird Club Friday. James Fisher did carpentry for Mrs. Caroline Wen ger. Yearous family visited O. M. Klingman home. Miss Valder of Chicago stayed with Gotfred Frieden. Lena Wenger and Ina Roberts spent weekend with Mrs. Alfred Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rothlisberger visiting Waterloo. Mrs Katy Flannegan begun duties in District No. 1. Hilda Klingman in Highland. Hila Foxwell left for Delwain to teach at Owlwein Business College. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burrow and family were hosted by Reichert. Turnbulls left for Hartford Michigan to visit Chas. Doty. Mrs Laws returned home from visiting Walter Rothlisberger and relatives. Rex Medberry drove Miss Kilgore home in southern state. Mary Wenger and Ina Roberts returned from Chicago after visits with Herman Feues. Almon Davis of Alpha and Frank Talcott of Long Beach with Chas Talcott of West Union visited Rothlisberger home. Church being shingled. men worked while ladies prepared and served a hearty dinner. A young man who squanders money loses friends. true friendships come from respect and restraint. There was a note about thimbles once being important in women's jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libble Klingman
Fayette
Hlédnor Schneider
Bird Club
James Fisher
Caroline Wenger
Andrew
O. M
Alfred Johnson
Chas. Rothlisberger
Waterloo
Owlwein
Fred
Burrow
Reichert
Turnbull
Hartford
Michigan
Chas. Doty
Laws
Walter Rothlisberger
Kangas
Rex Medberry
Kilgore
Mary Wenger
Ina Roberts
Chicago
Suoats
Herman Feues
Almon Davis
Alpha
Frank Talcott
Long Beach
California
Chas, Talcott
Weat Union
Fred Rothifsberger
Good Ladies of
Alyria
West Union Social Notes and Local Appointments
In West Union on Tuesday and Sunday, residents including Mrs Jim Bartlett Lewis John Peters Paul Patterson and George Craft with family were noted for visits work and hospitality. Rev Stanley Gillett preached farewell in the Baptist church and prepared to pursue studies in Louisville along with Mrs Gillett. A Cedar Rapids idea would placard touring cars with owners names to curb road hogs. Denver papers report Rev G S Lackland marrying Edward Bell and Ruth Clark in an airplane at 6000 feet. The Iowa school system ranks seventh in the nation amid chatter of cattle shows and dancing trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bartlett
Lewis
West Union
Coaltor Station
John Peters
Paul Patterson
Sidney Nutting
George Craft
Arthur Craft
Will Carmickel Oi Lima
Fay Thompson
Oelwein
Frank’ Lyona
B. G. Boyer
Glen
Robert Peters
Highland
R. W. Muehlenthaler
Elgin
Mr. Patterson
Pennsylvania
Sidney Patterson
Stanley Gillett
Baptist
Gillet
Louisville
Kentucky
Jef Bishop
Ras
Cedar Rapids
Denver
Lackland
Decorah
Call
Edward B. Bell
Misa Ruth M. Clark
Towa
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Poland
Chita
Caldwell
Bob
Dorr
Sampson
Iowa
W. R
Ritchie
Marathon
T. N. Carothers
Boyle & Sons
Golden Gate King
Commander
Smooth Bob
Big Bob
Ern. Holzer
Elgin, Iowa
Illyria
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Oland
Chinas
Wadena
Val
L. Hunsberger & Son
P. O. Elgin, Iowa
Ed Bauder
China
Hogs
Fayette County Fair
Elgin Hotel
Elkader-West Union Road
Milwaukee
Surrey
Emerson
Audt
Robert H. Peters
Samuel Mosby
J. D. Shaffer
Clerks
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