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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
8
The Methodist Church Woman's Missionary Society meets at 290 this afternoon with Mrs Ho Neikirk. It is the annual meeting with Little Light Bearers and all children invited for a program. A fall-walrus ride route will be provided if rainy and muddy. Next Sunday is Children's Day with a program and offering to boost Sunday School attendance. Children’s Day originated in 1566 to fund education.
Mice Cua vee Miler died at her parents home in Bumtetd Tunes. She was born in Lordon Mui Nos 11 ISB. She was married to barles Aliler of the vaipe vpave dan. Brief funeral services were bead at the name yesterday morning. Interment made at Loodoo Mile. The family expresses sincere sympathy to the bereaved.
Miss Mabel Look of Peoria stayed with Mrs Maude Forney. Overen Harker offers 25 h -each granulated cape sugar at 206 for six days. Mildred Foater and Vera Smith of Peoria visited Mr and Mrs J W Buck. Reserve seats June 17. park fund ticket sale aligns with Firmen's entertainment June 21. Measles rise noted with caution for children, urging watch for rash behind ears.
Having purchased the meat market business of Murdoch & Bon we ask a continuance of patronage and pledge to merit trade. Purcell Bros state they will honor debts and seek support for their successors while Murdoch & Bon close the business at once.
Congregational Church announces Children Day exercises next Sunday at the regular hour. A program of songs and activities will invite all children. Mrs E M Maher meets this afternoon at 2 30 at Missionary Beachery. Lois Meadea reads Sunday evening at 7 30. Regular preaching at 7.
June 14 event hosted by the Lades Improvement Society at the French Grove church. Misa Eleanor Coolidge of Peoria visits her sister Mrs J S McCoy. Embroidery club of Williams field meets with Mrs Will Shaffer. Mrs Lewitt Wycoff and Mrs Joe Wreoff and daughter visit friends last week. Millbrook township high school board selects officers for one to three year terms. Will Carter and family attend Princeville commencement. Miss Wolfred McCay visits Peoria. JOR Moore returns from towna after seeing sons. Frank Carter family visit St Paulids.
Moseley Moore from Hill, Indiana, writes about chronic side and back pain easing after the first Foley Kidney Pills dose. He notes pain nearly vanished within 48 hours and credits the product with restoring kidney activity and health.
Church services at Congregational, St Joseph, and United Brimfield churches with schedules for Masses, Sunday School, and youth meetings. Includes Holy Mass times, English sermons, and seasonal adjustments, plus prayer meetings and summer/winter changes. Also lists local fraternal and lodge meeting notices and officers.
A 26 cent bottle of Sloan's Liniment is touted to cure rheumatism and stop aches. The jumbled testimonial claims quick relief from rheumatism, backache, and stiffness, urging readers to buy at drug stores for 25 cents.
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