Local notices and community brief highlights across town
Dr Dav is schedules in Bowe every Friday after the first Monday for morning visits. Ed wind Kipp and wife visit. Kipp uses crutches after a sprained ankle. Mrs Mary Bell hosted visitors over Sunday. S H Ramsey Co prep for holiday trade with help from Tina McNeall Edith RotsTt son Grace Cunningham. Jos v ins Jr Emery Lancaster form law partnership opening Sterns bldg Quincy office. Dr Nice and Dr Jackson notes. Hamilton citizen Dr Jackson dies after paralysis. M C Mills and wife of Quincy buy Tioga drug store. J M Immell reports corn and pumpkins yields per acre. N A Binkley guest near Pine Grove. large dinner hosted by Mrs James Davis. Ten divorce cases pending. suggestion to separate rather than marriage. Old accounts due by Jan 1 1903 or risk collection. Edith Worrell trains district youth. Vandervoort to preach. M W A Camp officers elected. Reno’s Show praised. magic and juggling entertain. Mr and Mrs Binkley entertain guests from Tacoma Huntsville Pine Grove Hannibal. Nauvoo critics joke about long travels for marriage. Flying machine fears and parachutes noted after Paris deaths. Camp Point street lighting contract resolved after three years. H C Hudleson donates corn for Ladies Aid. 35 bushels shucked in 55 minutes. Dennis follows with donation sold on Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dav‘is
Bowe
Edwin Kipp
Mary Bell
Kipp
Crutelet
Tina McNeall
Edith Rots
Ttson
Grace Cunningham
Assis
Ting S. H. Ramsey & Co
Gettin
Jos
Vins, Jr
Emery Lancaster
Sterns Building
Quincy
Dr. Nice
M. C. Mills
Mills
Tioga
J. M. Immell
N. A. Binkley
Friends
Pine Grove
James Davis
Lou Eells
Edith Worrell
Durham Township
Ider
Ider Vandervoort
Paris
Camp Point
H C. Hudleson
Cass County
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Christian Church of
Chambersburg
Dennis
Local notes and visits from Bowen Illinois area
Whitsun ships a car of horses to St Louis. H B Griffitts and wife attend Fat Stock Show in Chicago. Mr Milton Butler of Camp Point visits relatives. Houston township faces a serious accident to Young Strickler. Funeral for Mrs Gragg conducted locally. Bishop Hunt family and many neighbors trade and greet. A creamery may be established in Bowen as Northern Illinois farms prosper. Farmers Institute in Carthage with speakers from state universities set for January 7-9 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitsun
Hosses
St. Louis
H. B. Griffitts
W. 5. Kemp
Aldo Kemp
Chicago
Milton Butler
Camp Point
W.T. Gillis
George Griggs
Blandinsville
Illinois
Iowa
Bowen
Parker Shields
Quincey
M. E
Quincy
Mr. Shields
Burns
Basco
Clarence Collins
Berdie Hawkins
William O. Fisher
Laura B. Foster
the Chronicle
Langdon
Quincy Review
Chicago Musical College
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Rand-Menally Railway
Adams St.chicagg
Bowen Wabash
Ssenger
Senger
Hi. M. Topp
Saan
Felgar’s
Felgars
Felgar
Philip Nelson—Bowwen II
Geo. W. Nash
Opera House
Sam Whitford
Vern Ensley
Prairie City
Mesdames L
Chronicle
Carthage
Aden
Jackson
Hamilton
M. W. A. Camp
Fr. C. Erwin
W. J. Carlin
D. A. Baker
J. W. Kennedy
H. B. Marsh
John T. Cox
John G. Rice
Reno
Albert Wade
Edward Binkey
Avey
Tacoma
Wash
Farwell
Huntsvile
Youell
T. Youell
Hannibal
Ray Allers
Huntsville
Rustler
Nauvoo
Earth
M. E. Ghuerh
Vandervoort
Christian Church
Augusta
Enquin
E.s.coombs
Ray Eckerson
Avon
Congregational Society
Decer
Fa Robb
George
Simon Felgar
H. H. Felgar
Hom
Mendon
M. F. Parsonage
Ella Brunton
Ira M. Dennis
Rev. Burns
Eli Harshman
Martin Court
Glad
Farmers Institute
Frank Hall
Aurora
Fred Crane
State University
G. W. Waters
Canton
John H. McNeall
Iowa State University
Ames
Hancock County
Mathias M. McNeall
Arthur McNeall
Elizabeth A. Dalton
Letitia B. Palmer
Matilda D. Rist
Millie H. Butler
County Court
W. T. Gillis
California
Colorado
Denver
Salt Lake City
Anak
Eddyvilk
P. S. Eustis
Ilinois
Eerste Hancock
Sharp & Berry Bro’s, Lyl Investment Brokers
Carthage, Il
Lagrance Agenet
Masee & IN
Xs Department Store
E. J. Bennett
Selby Elevator CO
Nebraska
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