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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
5
Brimfield church schedules and local society notices list multiple congregations with service times and pastors, plus fraternal organizations and club meetings. Entries include Congregational, Baptist, St Josephs, Masons, W A, and G A R details with meeting days and times.
The executrix of Bridget Oraban deceased, of Peoria County Illinois, notifies all claimants to appear at the Peoria County Probate Court on February 3 next to present demands against the estate for adjustment. Nevis Hasty Executrix Des. 7, 1907.
It does the business says Mr. E. E. Chamberlain of Minton Matiné after using Bucklen's Arnica for piles and chapped hands. He reports it healed an old sore without a scar. Sold at Wm. Robinson & Co.’s drug store for 26 cents.
Eldridge of Empire Georgia touts Dr Khig’s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs colds croup and throat troubles. He says it cures croup quickly and his children are spared frequent attacks. Sold by Wm Robinson & Co drug store at 50 cents and 1 dollar with trial bottles free.
A reader notes that Tewis' Single Binder straight 5c cigar maintains good quality across all purchases, highlighting consistent construction and flavor.
BR. M James of Louellen recites a cure for misery from malaris poison using Electric Bitters in 60 cent bottles. He claims it quickly relieves chile or dillious attacks and yellow jaundice, and acts as a tonic and blood purifier easing stomach liver and kidney misery.
Resolved that a copy of these resolutions be presented to the bereaved daughter and family. Tender sympathy extended. Copy to be spread upon Camp records and published in Brimfield News. Signed by Elizabeth Cad y and others, camp officers.
The Progress Club items include History American Literature chapter 3 to page 96 led by Mrs Filley and a magazine segment on Life Saving Service and Lighthouses led by Miss Wy mer. The next meeting is postponed to Saturday afternoon Feb 8 at 3 15 due to revival services. See next paper for meeting place.
Sunday School at 9:30 with invitation for all not attending elsewhere. Preaching at 10:45. Epworth League Sunday evening at 6. The Sunday service at 7 extends a cordial welcome to all to attend at the M. E. church.
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Worship at 11:00 a.m. P U at 6:30 p.m. Evening sermon at 7:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. Attend in His Name. Pastor J. W. Smith invites all.
Prayer meeting at seven tonight. Sunday School at ten. Pastor to preach at eleven. Bible study at six fifteen with evening sermon at seven oh eight. You are welcome. Sincerely C D Broems ker pastor.
A notice states hunters are forbidden on O. Be. Waters property and warns trespassers.
Jacob Springer of West Franklin, Maine, reports a higher health level after using Dr. King's New Safe-Pills. He claims the pills improve stomach, liver, and bowel function and notes they save money at William Robinson Vere drug.
Readable text notes a noon warning by an entity labeled Wart Minter. The fragment mentions an event time and a location reference, with obscured surrounding names and specifics.
Catherine McCabe died after a four day illness described as grippe with complications. Born 186? in a convent, she moved to New Orleans in 1847 then to Peoria with her husband Bes McCabe in 1850. Survived by daughters Mrs Alice McGlory and Catherine E McCabe, sons Elisha B McCabe and G W McCabe, and G D McCabe, all with family in Peoria and Brimfield. Funeral at St Joseph's Brimfield, burial Calvary Cemetery. many old friends attended.
William Bryson Oakes age 22 dies at Champaign State University after illness including grip, quinsy and throat hemorrhages. Memorials held January 22 at French Grove church with Rev. B. George and Rev. W. Bryson Smith. many condolences express esteem for his Christian character and love of music. He leaves a father four brothers and three sisters.
Notice warns hunters not to hunt or trespass on premises under penalty of prosecution according to law. Signed Hi. E. Carros.
A garbled literary snippet reflects on vanity kindness to the dying, work and love, and social habits with adrift quotes and broken phrases about marriage, women's fashions, alcohol, and old bachelor endings, suggesting a miscellany column or essay fragment.
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