Christmas social notes from the farm and town
Til Shaffer builds a bungalow on his farm north of town. Frank Garver dines with John Symons and wife. Graff family spends Christmas in Lincoln while others visit relatives in Benton county and Kokomo. Purdue student Carl Logan returns for the holidays. The Baptist Young People raise 33 dollars from The District School event. Several families share Christmas dinners with Sim Goldsberry and others. Mrs Frank Graves injures her eye. Ella Lott returns from Kansas after her brother-in-law James Marshall's death.
Christmas Dinner Guests Reported From Nearby Towns
Reverend A H Allen warns that church services may move to the K P Hall if the bell does not ring next Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Thomas hosts a Christmas dinner with J O Thomas and wife Tipton. Charles Walk and wife Kokomo. Frank A Wick Sandusky Ohio. Taylor Macy and family Kokomo W Z Paton family. M H Pierson and wife O J Pierson. O A Small and family. Mrs Mollie Raikes Willard Shanteau and wife. Charles Toney and family. Frank Crockett and family. George Raikes and family. Mrs Hattie Hart. Mrs Anna Bechdel and family. Frank Babb and Ray Benson Walton.
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Sarah Thomas
Audra
J. O. Thomas
Tipton
Charles Walk
Kokomo
Frank A. Wick
Sandusky
Taylor Macy
W. Z. Paton
M. H. Pierson
O. J. Pierson
O. A. Small
Mollie Raikes
Willard Shanteau
Charles Toney
Frank Crockett
George Raikes
Hattie Hart
Anna Bechdel
Frank Babb
Ray Benson
Walton
Christmas Gift Sparks Gratitude From Methodist Church
The pastor thanks church members and the ladies for a holiday gift totaling 22 dollars and 86 cents. Boxes contained a final inscription Investgation Realization. The note urges faithful attendance and New Year resolutions for 1917 worship and church support.
Widow Eleanore Havens 1848 1916 Dies in Galveston
Eleanore Havens widow of James Havens died December 21 1916 in Galveston aged 68 years 9 months 26 days. She born in Hamilton county Illinois moved with parents in 1858 married James Havens December 19 1872 joined United Brethren church and raised seven children five died in 1891 diphtheria epidemic. She spent years in Galveston after 1905 widowhood with relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at United Brethren church with Rev J C Bailey officiating and interment in Galveston cemetery.
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Eleanore Havens
James Havens
Hamilton County
Tasewell County
Illinois
Galveston
Lord Jesus Christ
James Haven
United Brethren Church
J. C. Bailey
Neglected Colds Grow Worse Promote Cough Remedy
A cough that irritates the throat may become a chronic cough if ignored. Dr Bell's Vinegar Honey claims to ease irritation and aid breathing with antiseptic pine balsams, suitable for croup and bronchial affections. A bottle is advertised as pleasant and handy from druggists.
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Dr. Bell
Local Holiday Visit and Church Events Noted
Mrs Nancy Peters and Mrs Ezra Kalil are reported not well. Fred Lenon and family visited John T Hyman and wife for Christmas. Henry Carter of Gardner TI and family celebrate holidays here with relatives. Jim Gardner joined E O Plank and John Lenon families for Christmas. Ora McManama shows improvement after illness. Ethel Foreman visits home folks for the holidays. Benzel Harmon and daughter from Frankfort stay with parents. Christmas program at the school building and church events draw good crowds. Bertel Harmon family from Goodland visits here. Henry Pothoff and John Hubler return from a week with relatives near Marion. Mrs Will Hubler improving. Ora Dunkin and family. Chas Beck and family spend Christmas near Nogo with T B Frier family.
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Nancy Peters
Ezra Kalil
Fred Lenon
John T. Hyman
Henry Carter
Gardner
Jim Gardner
E. O. Plank
John Lenon
Ora McManama
Ethel Foreman
Benzel Harmon
Frankfort
Christian Church
Bertel Harmon
Goodland
Henry Pothoff
John Hubler
Marion
Will Hubler
Ora Dunkin
Chas. Beck
T. B. Frier
Nogo
Stop That Cough with Dr. King's New Discovery
A vintage advertisement urges relief from a hacking cough and cold through Dr. King's New Discovery. It claims soothing pine balm soothes irritated membranes while antiseptic and laxative qualities kill germs and break up the cold. The ad promotes purchase at druggists for 50 cents.
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Dr. King
Morrison Family Visit Mentions Kokomo and Relatives
Mrs. F. M. Morrison visits relatives in Kokomo. George Schwartz and family spend Christmas with relatives in Logan. Mrs Jas. Stanley and daughter Madeline return home Saturday from a visit with Harry Stanley and family at Ft. Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schwartz
Logan
Jas. Stanley
Madeline
Harry Stanley
Ft. Wayne
Lincoln Items Show Holiday Visits and Local Gatherings
Clarence McDonald of Butlerville visits his sisters Mrs Emmett Jaff and Mrs Emmett Snider. Numerous family gatherings occur across Kokomo as relatives spend Christmas with kin. Emphasis on local travel, weddings, and social visits among neighbors and distant relatives.
Sloan's Liniment for Pain Relief Ad
Sloan's Liniment is advertised as the quick penetrating remedy for bumps bruises and sprains common to children and outdoors workers. It relieves rheumatic aches neuralgia soreness after colds and other external pains with a 25 cent bottle available at druggists.
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Sloan
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Lester Goldsberry
Anderson
Otto Goldsberry
Sim Goldsberry
Carl Logan
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L. E Greenwood
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Wm. Matkins
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Earl Campbell
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Wilson Campell
Chas. Peck
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