Geneseo area notices mix of farms and theater crowd
Local items report a mix of agricultural concerns and social events. Mentioned are cattle breeders selling Polish stock, farm renters seeking work, a cornet band, a lawn social, theater notes, a fatal self harm case, and university extension efforts.
Notice on Dr. Snediker treatment and Methodist conference
Local notices praise Dr. Snediker for rapture cures and list numerous patients from Geneseo and nearby towns. The piece also covers the thirty-eighth annual Central Illinois Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Geneseo with formal openings, services, and schedule details for Friday through Sunday events. It notes home hospitality for visiting clergy and advertisements for Wm Merriman’s farm sale in Barnes near Geneseo with extensive livestock and equipment listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Richardson
Baynon Iis Place
FB. W. Spath
Fort Benton Montans
Alex. Allardyce
Plano Tuner
Chicago
Geneseo
Prof. Jackson
Miss Bliss
Wm. Seibel
North State Street
J. B. Russell
J. B. Russell, Late County Superintendent of Schools. Mr. Seibel Dogsn
Hazel Limle
Davenport
Sweeney's
Genesee
Unitarian Church
Clarzymen
Sun
Unity Club
Jesale Cook
Greene
Seach
Hanry County
D. L. Snediker
J. A. Scott
John WV. Withrow
Iil
F. J. Rink
III
H. R. Ott
J. R. Ott
Richard Arnold
Peter Johnson
Wm Frels
Green River
Casper Ott
Hoop Pole
David Hadley
Osco
Jerry Hadley
Cambridge
George H. Elston
Fred Atwell
Atkinson
Ill
Henry Massey
Alf. Soderjelm
Orion
Snediker
Geneseo House
Chicago Opera House
Llinois
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
James Haney
Galva
H. Moser
Regular Evangelical Church
Haney
Board of
Church Extension
American Sabbath Union
Conference Temperance Society
Freedhmen’s Aid and Southern Educational Society
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Hmoemorisa
Epworth League
America
Wm. Merriman
Ilinois
Republic
Will
S. J. Wondera
Pigeon
Clyde
World’s Fair Visitors Dot Local Social Scene
Names and movements of residents and visitors appear as local notices. Paul D Ransom visits Borlio Wis while Sheldon from Chicago passes days with his parents. World’s Fair attendance draws Mrs Nowers Mr Trickell Mrs Bell and other townsfolk traveling and hosting during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel Ragish
Yowa
Paul D. Ransom
Borlio
Wis
Sheldon
Chicago
Bloom
M. G. Sheldon
L Lyon
John S Schlezel
Bhamokin
Daniel Saubert
Muscatine
Iowa
Mesdames Thomas
James Nowers
J. E. Trickell
Hada
Atkinson Hotel
Fred Horton
Arkansas Cry
Kansas
Theo. Milar
Criswell
Adams
Union
Migs Inn
Hale Straley
Geo
Arch Bell
St Mary's
Ken
Bell
Munson Scribe Absence and Local Happenings
Munson notes report a busy week with visitors including Mrs Walker of Sabetha and Mrs Wheaton’s near accident near the Geneseo route. Delegates attended the Sterling Presbytery and residents plan Chicago sights while Bert Walker and Will Douglas show at the Kewanee fair with prize chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sepe
Milsa
Munson
A P Hoffman
Los Angeles
Cal
Bert Walker
Will Douglas
Kewanee Fair
Geneseo
Mra G Wheaton
Mra Wheaton
Mia Wheaton
Music School Notes of Atkinson and Surrounding Areas
The passage lists students and teachers at a local conservatory or music program with names like Otis Wilson Claude Barland and Maude Lawbaugh. It mentions violin piano guitar organ and voice studies plus chapel attendance, class progress, and upcoming recitals and sessions. The tone mirrors a small town college bulletin with event dates and course offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Otis Oxilen
Yok Horis
Geneseo Cornet
Alofic
J.L. Heyward
N. K.fairbanke & Co
Excalslor
Minn
East 25Th Straat
Minneapolis
Telet
Jennie Bliss
Messra Aldeen & Linn
Elotha
Otis Wilson
Louise Taylor
Plano
Genilors
Car Pate
Atkingon
Claude Barland
Maude Lawbaugh
Anna Evans
Brells Summers
Green Rimn
Appelea Wal DO
Julian Smith
Brooklyn
Iowa
Webster Debating Club
Hal Doxey
Sommoen
Blanche Hubbard
Taylor Ridge
Plang
Schoo
Kate Dansard
Monroe
Hich
Cora DeMotte
Wessington
Dack
N. W. ‘Thoroton
Maggie Downey
Millersburg
Delia Johnsons
Mary Richardson
Compton
Leo Sounty
H. Reberd
Geo. Andrews
Grace Newton
Lacy Booth
Fayette Austin
G. O S. Chapel
Misa Nellie Morrow
Lucy Higgins
Atkinson
Mies Haoneh Balem
Maude Decker
G.C. Ls Garman Scientific
Y M.C. A
Conservatory
Waterman
G. O
Green
Misa Lizzie Norbury
Denver
Col
Harding Place
Beat Conservatories
Atkinson Hall
Napole van Valkenburg
ME Chhurch
Prof. Jackson
MBH
Mia Jackson
Card of Thanks for our loss and illness support
To all who aided us during our illness and after the death of our little daughter and to those who offered sympathy in our bereavement we extend our sincere thanks. Mr. and Mrs Albert Sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Buell
Geneseo
Fred Buell
Fred
Wetl
Ben
Will D. Clark
Clark
Silace
W.G. Luther
Horton
Kansas
Luther
Fsat
the Columbian Art Club
National Guard Hall
Old Timers Gather in Cambridge Curonice List of Pioneers
The Cambridge Curonice records many longtime residents visiting Cambridge. Names include W.8. Gharios of Galva born 1837 in Brark county, Mra. Bush of Wethernield born 1638, James Mescali and wife 1838, Mra. Woolsey 1839, William Austin 1853, David Waterman 1840, George Buck 188, Mra. Gilbert 1840, B. J. Thomas Nowers 1849, Mrs. George Pille bary 1853, W. Book 1853, Lawiawis Shearer 1850, and other listed pioneers with arrival years between 1830 and 1863.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Curonice
Brestiers
Cambridge
W.8. Gharios
Galva
Brark County
A Me Rubbard
Moline
Henry County
Geo. W. Buck
J. H. Paddelford
Henry Ga.marilla
Andover
Mra. Bush
Wethernield
James Mescali
Sarah A. Woolsey
Mra
Marietta Buck Pat Child
Fred Thompson
Lynn
Wm. Austin
Wm. Clark
David ‘Waterman
Bonry Tahsin
Jon P. Woolsey
A. Gilbert
B. J. Thomas Nowers
William Comenn
Fo. Guy
B. T. Heaps
R . Maccall
P. Peterson
George Pillebary
Cramer
Reed
W. Book
H. Re
Tassett
Lydia Wilson
B. Beet
A. A
E Me Gahoin
H. Aoenen
B. Phillips
N. B. Gould
F J. Bo
Mra. B. Lippincott
Oyain A. Larnon
Lawiawis Shearer
Anns Boyd
VA. A. Gilbert
KR. Maaresne Ton
A.B. Mook
J. D. Bawafee Hinman
D. BM M Ploroo
Joseph Kirkpatrick
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Albert Sicklerton
Millers- More
B's Yy
W. Thornton
Jo Td Richardson
Hare
White
N. Gsohn
C. Eg
Milt Lowry
Clark Sotoring
Ghia City
Souers
Pughtown
the Wooster
Ohio
Qoers House
Barton
Si Perkins
Iss Lillie Coleman
Zana
Quailty
Julla
Ke- Shi
Humanity
Doring
Muscott
Sheat
Daath
Mios
Commonwealth
C. B. Pillebary
C. B
Ira Miller
Ueckty
de Chas
B. Pilla
Tudering
Proposai
Miss Meder
Ity
Fort
Moline Republican
Arts
You Walters
Alty
Ain
D Street
Lemont
Taent
Tear
Mary Schroeder
Mar cUnRairl
Ave
Detroit
Hatte
Shefie Tay Wei
Jennie A. Ball
8.G. Sommers
Ball
Allen
Ralph A. Tenney
Kewanee
Tenney
Tenney & Weaver
United States
Esason
G. W. Smith
Xelster
Reith
Atwood
Winnifred Saharaman
Wit Evans
Thomas Evans
Phenix
Harold
May Burtis
Kansas City
George Benedict
K. W.thompson
Pink Prairie
Salem
A. M. Conard
W. A. Remington
Lake Shore
Indiana
Chicago Journal
Rock Island Road
John Maguire
Alabama
U. S
Tampico
Mexico
Maguire
A. Lieberknecht
A. White
Zimmerman
James Walker
Lady Hare
Iowa City
A. M. Stocking
M. E
Quincy
Stocking
Wallen
Sod
D. M. Stamm
Athinien
le Lema
A. Beck
Mrs. Albert Sands
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