Personal notices from local paper list visitors and illnesses
Mrs Joseph Lootbourrow leaves tomorrow for two weeks with relatives at Bonaparte and Burlington. Miss Alethea Gilly weekends with Miss Gladys Bankhead at Lockridge. Miss Birdie Pence of Lockridge visits sister Mrs Ernest Walker. Miss Mary Lesher of Princeton visiting city and Salina. J P Manatrey returns from Sioux City visit. Art Miller resigns Loudon’s job for Thoma Son store. Charlotte Clapp ill with scarlet fever, mother Mrs W H Clapp also ill. Mrs Henry Moyer visiting daughter in Blackwood. Mrs Fred Wray improving after illness. Mrs Gray returns to Salem from M Chilcott visit. Mrs Mary Slack of Hillsboro attends W C U meeting. Hazel Dillon critically ill with pneumonia. Wm Nash to Washington for baggage master job. May Ristine of Monmouth visits. Mrs J F Bennett recovering. Mrs Susan Campbell of Batavia visits. Paul Coleson ill at home. Mr and Mrs W H Holzay return from Peoria. Mrs W F Bevering visiting daughter near Batavia. Margaret Gaines ill but able to be out. Ross Armstrong of Batavia visits city. Mrs Marion Tracy of Brookville visits. Born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Todd Kann a baby girl. Mr and Mrs Luther Martin of Packwood visit. Perry King visits Washington on business. J M Speer operated on at Jefferson County Hospital, progressing well. Lewis Shipier of Gatavia visits city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mildred Iona Clapp
Charles H. Clapp
Roy B. Castile
Keesey
Methodist Church
Olive Leech
Enolia King
Norene Switzer
Mr. Castile
Gus A. Castile
Fairfield High School
Castile
Nebraska
Pueblo
Col
Woman Suffrage meeting urged at Public Library
In a society note the community invites women to gather at the Public Library Saturday at 2 30 for a meeting. Ladies are asked to bring clippings about women’s work and progress. The L T L Girls plan a gathering tomorrow at Hattie Webber’s home, 308 West Monroe Street.
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Hattie Webber
West Monroe Street
Fire Destroys Country Home in Morning Blaze
The Ephrion Stout home ten miles southeast of the city burned to the ground around ten o'clock. Origin uncertain but likely from chimney sparks. Few household goods saved. Insurance covered only a fraction of the loss. Mr Stout was ill in bed but rescued.
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Ephrion Stout
Mr. Stout
City Registration Board Schedules Voter Sessions in January
The Board of Registration will meet January 18 and 19 and January 27 at ward polling places to register voters who were not registered or changed residence since the last election. A final session on January 30 will register those away during earlier dates. If unregistered, you cannot vote in the January 30 election. Mayor D F Spratt.
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Board of Registration
D. F. Spratt
Whipping Cream Order Placed for Tomorrow
Clapp and Carter place an order for real whipping cream to be delivered tomorrow. The note specifies fresh dairy product needs and delivery timing.
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Clapp & Carter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Resistos
Joseph Lootbourrow
Bonaparte
Burlington
Alethea Gilly
Gladys Bankhead
Lockridge
Birdie Pence
Mrs
Ernest Walker
Mary Lesher
Princeton, ML
City
Salina
J. P. Manatrey
Maurice Jencks
Sioux City
Art Miller
Loudon’s
Thoma & Son
Charlotte Clapp
W. H. Clapp
Leland Lessenger
Mt. Pleasant
Henry Moyer
Cheyenne, Wyo
E. J. Blackwood
Fred Wray
Mary Slack
Hillsboro
Hazel Dillon
William Dillon
North Fourth Street
Wm. Nash
Washington
Rock Island Depot
May Ristine
Monmouth, Ill
Mrs. C. EK. Ristine
Susan Campbell
Batavia
Paul Coleson
South Main Street
W. H. Holzay
Peoria
W. F. Bevering
Williard Whitaker
Margaret Gaines
Ross Armstrong
Marion Tracy
Brookville
Todd Kann
Mrs. Luther Martin
Packwood
Perry King
J. M. Speer
Jefferson County Hospital
Lewis Shipier
Gatavia
w“Rekk
Perry Freshwater
Harry Walker
South Depo: Street
M. Chilcott
Elk's
Iowa
J. P. Foreman
de Pree
Gaumer Brossevery
Fairfield Steam Laundry
Orpheus
Jesse L. Lasky
Thomas Meighan
Anita King
Che
Llei
Tomorrow Mutual Film Corporation
Charles Chaplin
E. Broadway
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