Local notes from Oak Grove and surrounding area
Mrs Craft spent Sunday at the Smith home and others visited cler mont church Sunday. Ed Conner's was visited by O P Craft on Tuesday. Howard and wife visited Enos Howard's Sunday. Genevra Fengell was an over Sunday visitor at West Union. Frank Boyle entertained a house full of company Sunday with his new phonograph. Several ladies were Tuesday callers at the Smith home. Ten pound girl brings high spirits to Perry Craft. Guests at Kohlers Sunday included W W Patterson family Jim Boyle and family John Wilson Hermon Bunting and wives. Health notes praise Electric Bitters for Panama Canal era fever risk and general health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Craft
West Union
Howard
Enos Howard’s
Genevra Fengell
Frank Boyle
J. O. Miller
Harvie Howard
John Howard
Smith
Tno
Kohlers
W. W. Patterson
Jim Boyle
John Wilson
Hermon Bunting
George Leath
Chas
Fritz
Fred Reichert
Benjamin Kohler
Lillie
Wear Union
John Rothlisberger
Lewis Klingman
John Robbing
Chas, Ritter
Chicago
Anna Kuhn
Oelwein
J.H. Boleyn
Illyria
Moore
Chirk
Neudigate
Percy Hames
Union Church
Mr. Schroeder
Marvel
Volga City
Marvellacordsin
Florencé
Roy Leonhart
Yoyle
Mra
Little
Arlington
James Cox
Mamie
Shepard
Strawberry Point
Mr. Benson
Delos Burgett
Fred Brown
Allie Flanagan
Mildred Jones
Evergreen Ridge
George Davis
Cora Lane
Rev
Hempstead
Volga
Osborne
Mederville
Weat’ Union
Fayette and Arlington Lodges
Local notices and visits fill community pages
A long list of social calls and visits across the region includes Inez Cleveland, Libbie Hunsberger, Mae Fritz, and Mrs. Cathrine Moore's funeral at Union church. Chicago guests James Young and wife visit H B Kerr, and many bring well wishes to the sick, with Dr King’s New Discovery praised by a Richmond resident for lung ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
A.D. Williams
West Main St
New Tacobson store clerk and local visitors noted
Mary Vellethon is named clerk at the Tacobson store. Josie Olaon and Mary Rietson visited Elgin on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Schaffer of Oelwein visited parental home. Choir prepared for Sanger program on Sept 29. Several locals attended Elkader fair. The Dan Patch surveyors closed a two week stay. Center school report for the month ending Sept 20 is included. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as healing remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. Vellethon
Tacobson Store
Josie’ ‘Olaon
Mary, Rietson
Elgin
Mes. C. Gigelaon
St Olsob
Mra
Schaffer
Oelwein
Sanger
Clara Mark
Jennie Anderson
N. Loftegard
Loftegard Brothers
C. &. Houg
K. Groth
O. K. Oleson
A. Holstenson
P. E. Mark
Rierson
A. Gulsvig
Dan Patch
Nesday
St. Olaf
Wood
BE. B. Ryder
Center School
Clara
Abel
Henry Mark
Local notes and dairy totals in Clermont column
Mary Miller remains ill as frost hits Saturday morning. John Jacobson of Gunder and Vic Hendershott with Will Powers visit. Irene Dwyer and William Crowe guests in West Union. Martin Dibble leads dairymen with a $176.82 cream check. August butter output hits 63,000 pounds for the Creamery Co. O. P. Schopp reports near 40 per head on August cows. August Schweder milks twelve cows, earns $36.14. Hall entertainment next Monday under Episcopal Guild. admission 25 and 15 cents. Warren Robbe fills his large house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miller
John Jacobson
Gunder
Vic Hendershott
Will Powers
West Union
Paul Miller
Chicago
Mos
4. Miller
John Crowe
Richard
Oelwein
Martin Dibble
Dibble
Dr. Becker
Our Creamery Co
O. P. Schopp
August Schweder
Episcopal Guild
Warren Robbe
Tiny Iowa town notes mix town visits and school updates
A patchwork of social items from Fayette and surrounding towns reports visits by Mrs Hartington and Anna Kuhn, travels to funerals and fairs, church activities, homesteader rallies, and a bustling school update. Local residents Frances Hartington, J H Wilson, Rev Percy Hames, and families are mentioned among others.
Local School Seeks Patron Support and Updates
A New York visitor gave a helpful talk at noon as the school plans to visit patrons during the term. The first literary program last Friday led to a decision to flag for the scholars, with ongoing enforcement after a scare and illness. A water picnic hosted by the Principal delighted students, as the school seeks larger plants and more windows. Lost and Found notes a bilious tack found between 9:30 p.m. yesterday and noon today. A red three-year-old heifer is missing near Mashienthaler, Elgin. owner to describe property and pay. Junk and scrap buyers Bourgy & Wave offer market cash or trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Also Mentioned on This Page
John
Falb
Roller & Son
General Blacksmiths
Chas, Roller
C. O. Fothergill, M. D
Galis
Ditice
Dewey Hotel
Evan
Oak Grove
Clermont
Urs
A. Conner
Ed Conner
Perry Craft
Canel
Panama Canal
Muehlen Thaler Bros
Qewitt A CO
Onicago
Muablanthaler Bros
Illyrla
Elin Foxwell
Jack Frost
Inez Cleveland
C. L. Klingman’s
Edna Robbins
U. S
Fred Wenger
Eigin
Chris Wenger
Elkader Fair
Libbie Hunsberger
Ethel Shatter
Lewie Klingman
Mae Fritz
Roy Kimbatt
James Young
H. B. Kerr
Frank Medberry
Israel Shatter
Will Pollock
Pleasant Hing
C. L. ‘Kling- Doar
Bert Chapman
Fred Rothlisberger
Cathrine Moore
Mamie Humphry
Thomas Kerr
David Moats
Gus ‘Boyer
Robert Peterss
Walter Rothlisberger
Eb, Rothlisberger
Medberry
G. E. Medberry
Jerome Yearous
Hazel McMillian
Simon Rothligberger
Bucklen
Arnica
Muehlenthater Bros. Ros
Clermont News
Irene Dwyer
William Crowe
Ayer
Eerie Wodle
Thad
C. Ayer Ou
Lowell
Mass
Sylvan
Wadena
G. P. Clark
Tolka
Leo
Peter Pen
California
Pacific
Northwest
Thekerd
West
Faribault
Northfield
Owatonna
Albert Lea
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Falla
Waterloo
Des Moines
Omala
Kansas City
North Pacific Co
Pullman
Pacific Northwest
Ieee
Irae Island
New York
Bourgy & Wave
J. W. Boe West Union
Knudt H. Groth
Benson
Corr Mele
Undertaker
Myturalisesti
Prigg. Halelng
Cc. L
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