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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1911
Page
8
A stream of social notes records visits and attendees in Oelwein and nearby towns. Mrs Beal’s funeral and German English services mark community mourning. multiple visitors from Fayette, Maynard, and Independence are cited, with family ties and residences listed, plus local club activities and Decoration Day planning.
An old advertisement asserts catarrh cannot be cured but promotes Holts Catarrh Cure as a reliable remedy. It claims a tested combination from CHENEY & CO and urges readers to send for a testimonial, noting sales through druggists and family physician endorsements.
Mr and Mrs Bacon and Vera visited over Sunday with Hawkeye relatives. Geo Robinson of Fayette is drilling a well for Fred Johnson. Miss Klare Smith of USU visited over Sunday at the W T Sinnott home. Mrs Beal and son Runobart were West Union visitors Tuesday.
A Richardson of Richardson Mills Alabama recounts a year of severe bronchial trouble for their child. After ineffective remedies and doctor visits, Dr King’s New Discovery cured the illness with one bottle, restoring health. It is advertised as effective for colds coughs bronchitis and related lung ailments. Price 50c and 1.00 with a free trial bottle guaranteed by Rickert & Davis.
Center Grove and nearby communities report visits by George Dayia wife and child from Wadena, Grant Davis with sister Mia, George Spatcher from Smithfield township, Clarence Braden family at DB Cannell home, John May and wife visiting relatives near Wadena, Charley Strong with daughter in law Amelia Strong of Wadena, Mesdames Roe and Burlingame of Oelwein at Mra Henry Burlingame’s home, a well attended basket social at U Bechurch with proceeds of 13,365. Also a local ad for Chamberlains Liniment claiming fast rheumatism relief sold by Rickert & Davie.
Joan McSweeney and families traveled to Delwe for relatives, while Adam Shafer went to Sandwich Illinois to see his mother. Numerous others hosted or visited relatives in Oelwein Arlington and Fayette. Willie King suffered a broken heel at the G G W depot.
A health tonic advertised for sale by Kicker and Davie promising to cleanse the stomach and tone the entire digestive system toward natural, healthy action.
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