Alexis Tit Publication Notice
Published every Wednesday at Alexis Tit and entered in the post office as second class matter.
16 Feb 1898
Page 5
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Newspaper
Alexis Visitor
Location
Alexis, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1898
Page
5
Published every Wednesday at Alexis Tit and entered in the post office as second class matter.
The Pie Western Novinks report describes a trip to Bushnell to inspect work and meet W N C faculty. The writers recount past visits and pleasant hours at the college, noting names John Candor and John Montgomery who was slated to present on farm dairy, but left early.
A detailed Chronicle of Western Naval College activities describes faculty in mathematics astronomy and languages, with Earnest leading geometry and others teaching rhetoric literature geography and telegraphy. The report praises new facilities, dining hall meals, and healthy campus conditions, noting ten week tuition at eighty dollars and broad program choices.
Miss Jennie Hamilton died at home last Monday morning from malaria after about two weeks of illness. She was a teacher in the city primary department for eight years and resided in the county with a 173 acre McWinley homestead sale tied to Master in Chancery J Brown.
Arthur N. Martin and sisters from Alexis plus neighbors attend Meher teinds. Mrs Amanda Morford returns from Tranbull Ohio. Plans to erect a tent and form bachelor’s hall near Van W. wick’s alter east of here. A birthday gathering for Morward hosts refreshments. Mrs Eile Palmer improving health. Farmer meeting at Seaton described as reasonably successful despite poor roads. Miss Margaret L. Kennedy attends Len Terry funeral at Viola. Local clerks and residents frequent Cyponwell Linighead restoran. Visitors arrive from Aledo and Little York amid county events.
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