Various social and travel notices from Kewanee and neighboring towns
Names of residents and visitors across Kewanee Galva Galesburg Cambridge and Bishop Hill note weekend trips hospital visits and family travel. Mentions include Glen Elliott Norman Rosenquist Kettering Bert Hardy Gertrude Yohn Dr W E Spencer Miss Beulah Bradbury July Peterson and others with in town and out of town engagements and inquests at Coroner Johnson’s offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Elliott
Kewanee
Norman Rosenquist
Qbage
Kettering
Galesburg
Bert Hardy
Illinois Hotel
Herbert Poppleton
Gertrude Yohn
Rock Island
William Ringle
Clair Ringle
Galva
Geyers
Eagle Ranch
J. V. Shérrard
Chicago
Chicago Dental College
Ben
Cambridge
Orion
Farmers’ Club
Harry White
Harts Kelloge
Fred Mann
Q. W. ‘Eaton
Eaton
Beulah Bradbury
Oeke Its
A. J. Record
R. J. King
Camidge
Los Angeles
Cal
L.S. Baugh
Baugh
John Johnson
August Sampson
Andrew Swanson
Julia Peterson
Bishop Hill
Hattie Anderson
Lara McCurdy
Davenport
Margaret Robinson
Frank Peterson
C. L Kettering
Mystic Workers
Pearl Baugh
George Baugh
Omaha
Clarkson Hospital
Princeton Boy Dies After Fall From Window
Virden Holmes eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Holmes of Princeton died last Wednesday from injuries after a fall of at least twenty feet through a jagged hole in a second story play-room window. He had been playing in his room moments before his mother opened the window for air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virden Holmes
Edwin
Holmes
Princeton
Obituary of Coley Anne Ousley of Cambridge
Coley Anne Ousley died at home in Cambridge after a lingering illness on Tuesday night. Born near Wheeling Ohio Valley October 25, 1822 she was 88 years 6 months 28 days old. She married John Hanley in 1842 and later Hugh Waikes in 1857. Survived by five children James Hanley Hannah Elizabeth Pollyock Nancy Jane Berry J A Wilkey and Maggie Ludlum plus 23 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren and 7 great great grandchildren. Funeral held Saturday at 1:30 p m in Cambridge with Rev J D Calhoun and Rev Cullom officiating. Interment Greenly cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coley
Anne Ousley
Wilkey
Cambridge
Wheeling
W Va
Cincinnati
Ohio
John Hanley
Peoria
Brimfield
Ilinois
James
Mary Ellen
Hannah Elizabeth
Almina
Nancy Jane
Hugh Waikes
Maggie
J. D. Wilkey
Maggie Ludum
Jas. Hanely
Lit Ue
York, Ill
Hanna Elizabeth Pollock
Alédo
Nancy
Lacon
Cullom
Greenly
M. B. Bristol
M. L. Vincent
Reuben Strohecker
Thomas Casteel
M. R. Smith
John Johnson
Grandma
Bridal Finery Abloom for Summer and Autumn Weddings
The store touts superior preparedness for the season with an expansive bridal lineup. Dainty lingerie, June millinery, and Regis Corsets add elegant options for trousseau and wedding attire, with lace embroideries, hair decorations, gowns, silk stockings, gloves, pumps, ties, boots, and jewelry all showcased for brides and bridesmaids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trousseau
Hat sale promises style and value in fashion hats
A local ad touts fashionable hats at deep discounts with prices from six to twenty dollars. It urges buyers to choose hats suiting their face, wardrobe, and individuality, claiming real savings only if the hat meets their needs.
Fashion survey highlights women’s wear and lace at low prices
A survey notes large demand for women’s fur and laces amid appealing prices. Shoppers respond to affordable styles and a broad selection, signaling strong interest in current fashion trends.
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Elmer Anderson
Will Kay
Mar*ion
Atkinson
Fred H. Hand
Springfield
Arthur _Alsene
Doris Rumlep
Buffalo
Iowa
Bunyan- Streed
Lettie Hall
An Fa
T. M. Robertson
Cody
Wyoming
Harry
LO. Baldwin
Anna L. Nelson
Moore
Camden, Newg
Hadley
Matilda
Caroline Eaton
California
o._wW
Bergreen
Arthur Farrar
M. R. Blake- Hy
Cora Johnson
Cora Frederickson
Cabe & Cec
S.6 & Co
Cabe & Cone
Aland
Ilnois
Rock Island, NL
LS. Cabe & Co
McCabe
Venice
Walter
Nation Section
Elty
Teoves
Ee Aera
Anced
Oxfords
Wille
Foulard Silks
Cheney Bros
Copenhagen
Regis Corset
Sok
REGIS
Parebdees Ok
Iota
Pete Eee
Pepperell
Simpson's
Lockwood
We Otter
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