Local Notes From Around Town and Surroundings
Miss Sue Fisher visited relatives in Wohomo last week and attended the funeral of Mrs. James McCluny in Wagoner. William Grimes toured Peru on business. O. S. Mohler and wife visited Mr. Mohler’s parents in Gillead. A marriage license was issued to Eadwin Emhoff and Myrtle Arbuckle. Several families and residents are noted visiting, moving, or hosting guests, with multiple local names and places such as Goldsmith, Tipton, Marion Normal, and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Fisher
Wohomo
James McCluny
Wagoner
Eadwin Emhoff
Pettysville
Myrtle R. Arbuckle
This Place
Deedsville Farewell Held for Sizza Vore Before California Move
Sizza Vore plans a September departure to California after selling his stock of merchandise in Deedsville. The community honored him and his family with an elaborate farewell social, with a full report promised for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sizza Vore
Deedsville
California
For Sale Cheap on Eikenberry Farm near Denver
A. B. Shepherd offers private sale at his Alfred Eikenberry farm 20 miles west of Denver. Two horses, a heavy two-horse wagon, six barrow shoats averaging 100 pounds, one brood sow to farrow in October, one buggy and harness, farming tools. Cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Eikenberry
Denver
Tverms
A. B
Shepherd
Local Tidbits of Courter Area Visitors and Purchases
Harriet Landis Courter visited R. H. Armantrout and family Sunday. Thomas Cumberland passed through town Sunday evening. Charles Mathers bought a fine team of iron gray colts and is breaking them for his own use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cumberland
Charles Mathers
Pepsoids claim cure for dyspepsia with free first bottle
Advertisement asserts Pepsoids permanently cure dyspepsia indigestion and stomach disorders with a free first bottle and pay later offer. It lists FOR SALE BY W L Piper Drugist and credits Dr V J Oldman. Readers are urged to write for approval and cure, while other items note local visits by A C Baldwin and Wiedenhoeft family in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Piper
V.J. Oldman
THE
Bio - Chemical Co
Chicago
Jil
Denver
Ind
Gladys Long Improves After Illness In Woolleytown
The Woolleytown notes report Gladys Long was very sick last week but is better now. Mrs. Robert Bond, previously very ill, is also improving. Mr. and Mrs. ???visited Mrs. Levi Dewald near Macy Sunday. A brief mention of a weeklong outing and several local residents appears in the community list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Long
Robert Bond
Long
Also Mentioned on This Page
Julius Falk
William Grimes
Peru
O. SC. Mohler
Mr. Mohler
Gillead
H. J. Meredith
Cul’ Ver
Lake Maxinkuckee
Robert Chambers
Goldsmith
W.S. Carson
GO. P. Green
Tipton
Clyde Schetnerman
Wabash
Biz Four
Gustin Bros
Gilead
Lee Fisher
Marion Normal School
David Lotsinheiser
Mary
Lottie
Ester
North Madchester
J. R. Wright
Clarence Fouts
C. A. Smith
East Harrison Street
Clinton Murphy
Russel Long
Lee Long
Ralph Harter
Golden Newell
Goldin Fouts
Marie Long
Myrtle Rothgeb
Chloe Cunningham
Goldin Carson
DR. Co. EZ. Redmon
New Browner Block
Bell
Courter
Harriet Landis
R. H. Armantrout
Earth
A. C. Baldwin
S. I. Newman and Family
Courier
August Wiedenhoeft
Near
Andrews
Olive Wiedenhoeft
Frank Wiedenhoeft
Woolleytown
Bruce
Ogle
Fan Runkle
Greer-Wilkinson
Builders Hardware
Cirs. Bell
J. M. Endicott
Clark, Endicott & Clark
Endicott & Clark
S. Broadway
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