Stillwell community notices and visits among residents
Grandma Crawford is reported quite poorly Mrs McCloud visits her daughter Mrs Batson. Prof Harris of Carthage was a caller. Pearl Howard and Lula Short home on visit. John M Owen a business caller. David Sanderson attracts attention. Mr Batson gave his wife and daughter a new organ. Sara Crabtree of Galesburg visiting relatives. Mark Markley and family from Kansas moved west. Mr Camp of Jacksonville helping in the meeting. Boys attended skating party at Chili. A good rain is hoped as cisterns run low. Dr Sutherland poorly Dr Owen awaiting him. Frank Tanner injured foot at saw mill near Denver. The grip epidemic continues. Mrs Andy Wilson of Green Grove spent Sunday with sister Mrs Peterson. Gearld and Duane Griffith visiting relatives in town and Chili. William Sutherland and wife from Antioch visited. Miss Emma Short returns from St Louis. Dr Sutherland reported sick with pneumonia. Mel Downey sawing wood. Dirrah Sherrick’s family sick then better. Coughs and lagrippe common. George Craig sick then better. Infant child of Earl Horned seen by doctor. Elder J M McDonald assisting in revival meeting at Doraine. Mrs Sarah Dennie’s house burned. bed clothes saved. widow left destitute. Mrs Hattie Walters left for Omaha. Miss Hattie Bellew visited Mt Sterling. K P oyster supper well attended. Mrs John Wallace of Kansas visited. Nellie Omer gone to Augusta to stay with mother. William Scott died Thursday. funeral Sunday. James K Liggett and wife left for Kansas to visit sick father-in-law. La grippe epidemic noted. List of those down with it includes multiple local residents.
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John M. Owen
David Sanderson
Mr. Batson
Sara Crabtree
Galesburg
Mark Markley
Kansas
Mr. Camp
Jacksonville
Dimmit
Sutherland
Mel Downey
Dirrah Sherrick
Jamestown
George Craig
Earl Horned
J. M. McDonald
Benifon
Doraine
K. P
John Wallace
Nellie Omer
Augusta
Nother
Wn. Scott
James K. Liggett
Dr.Jenry
O. L. Baker
Hattie Omer
D. Liggett
W. Hl. Omer
Brittie Worrell
Anna Terry
Misses Mollie Garrett
Ruby Ranier
Edith Farlow
Sadie McClintock
Irene Legget
Jno. Meatheringham
I. E. B. Sawyer
Her. G. Henrys
Ed Dean
Purging pills pitched as harmless cure all
Dr King's New Life pills are advertised as harmless and purging, claiming to stimulate liver and bowels to expel poisons, cleanse the system, and cure constipation and sick headache for 25 cents at Marsh's drug store.
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Dr. King
Marsh
Free subscription offer from the Chronicle Bowen Illinois
A newspaper ad offers free info to any reader who brings a new subscriber to the Chronicle. It promises a year’s sub for free or three copies if a current subscriber pays two dollars and names two new subscribers. Readers are instructed to send names and payments to the Chronicle Bowen Il.
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Chronicle
The
Bowen, Il
West Point Community News Eases With Departures
Grandpa Rhodes remains very ill as a sizable sick list grows this week. Mrs Milby visited her home folks midweek while Mr Thomas Coovert and family plan to move to Monticello Missouri. A large gathering surprised Mr and Mrs Cunningham Wednesday evening. An Epworth League social at the Weilers home yielded a good time. The Cunningham family will relocate to Carthage this week.
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Milby
Thomas Coovert
Monticello
Missouri
Epworth League
Mrs. Weilers
Cunningham
Carthage
The Mother's Favorite Chamberlain Cough Remedy
The Mother's Favorite Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as pleasant safe and effective for coughs and similar illnesses. It contains no opium or injurious drug and is suitable for both children and adults. Sold by C. C. Marsh.
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Chamberlain
C. C. Marsh
Prominent Chicago Woman Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Prof Roxa Tyler of Chicago and vice president of the Illinois Woman's Alliance endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She describes suffering a severe cold that threatened pneumonia, tried various remedies, found it upset her stomach, then used the remedy which relieved her symptoms quickly and led to full recovery, saving a doctor bill and suffering. For sale by G. Marsh.
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Roxa Tyler
Chicago
Ilinois Woman's Alliance
Chamberlain
Tom
G. Marsh
Vermifuge for Worms Promises Health Restored
An advertisement urges parents to note their child’s symptoms for worm infestation and purchase Welles Cream Vermifuge to restore health. The product is priced at 25 cents and sold at Marsh's Drug Store.
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Marsh
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