Family of Day with Guy Frie Barnett
Died Friday at her home, funeral service to be held at the house with interment to follow.
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Newspaper
Bowen Chronicle
Location
Bowen, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1915
Page
4
Died Friday at her home, funeral service to be held at the house with interment to follow.
Jim Elston and wife visited Sunday with Frank Whetledge and family. Mrs. C A McClean is on the sick list. Harvey Norris received a shipment of 21 white faced cows from Kansas City on Monday.
James Robertson and wife of Loraine visited from Saturday night until Monday morning with the lady's parents, Mr. J. D. Lowary. Maud Banks and Bert Karken dall visited with Ed. Howard of Denver Sunday. A miscellaneous shower was held at Myra Cavannaugh's in West Point for Marie LaMarie of Basco. James Elston and wife spent Sunday with Frank Whitledge of Chili. Many from the area attended the German church meeting at Sutter. Herman Lubber and wife called in Warsaw last Thursday.
An advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine-Tar Cough Remedy as a cure for colds. It claims pine forest inhalation invigorates the lungs and strengthens throat lining against germs, urging everyone to keep a bottle on hand for 25.
A columnist warns that arrogance grows from pride and money or status. The piece argues the "big head" stems from lack of sense and authority, noting that sensible people avoid becoming stiff necked and puffed up by minor gains or power.
The listing notes special items in Outing Flannel aimed at comfort. It highlights selected goods and pricing to attract shoppers seeking cozy apparel and home wear.
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