Nine year old Troy Brown dies in Marion Illinois
The Record notes the death of Troy Brown son of Mr and Mrs O P Brown at home in Marion Illinois on Sunday November 12 1905 after a brief illness from appendicitis. He was a well liked student who attended school daily until his sudden decline. Family friends and neighbors convey sympathy as the community records this heartfelt loss.
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Troy Brown
Troy
O. P. Brown
Marion
Ill
Little Troy
A. L. Brown
Vienna
Ter
Jesus
Earth
John
Charles Coleman
Jonesboro
Frank Treece
Walt Hines
W. O. Brown
Barney Waugh
Mabel Coleman
J. W. Cremeans
Ed Woodward
Herrin
T. B. Keen
Goreville
Otis Mangum
Grandma Hock
Carterville
Liberty Cemetery
Charle
Lockard
Wi. Lindsay
Wm. Dickson
Buncombe
Oakville
J. A. Grisham
St. Louis
Laura Copeland
Clifton
Wolfcreek
S. M. Fowler
Tot
W. R. Stone
Zigler
Blankenship
Wolfcreek School
Cottage Hans
Hyans
Jones and Humphray
Oak Grove
Corron
Ragain Grocer Promises Fresh Stock and Fast Service
A local grocer claims a large varied stock of fresh foods for the season. The vendor assures items do not sit long and urges customers to call for what they want to guarantee prompt fulfillment.
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Ragain
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