Notable visit ends with illness in Ottawa family
Valentine Weis, visiting relatives in Ottawa, fell ill and stayed under his son Dr Ed Weta’s care after a relapse. News notes Miss Ella Schenck and Miss Sadie Hulca visiting the Wikoff family, Mabel Gould hosting a late night literary party, and local handyman activity including fence building and drayage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Weis
Ottawa
Ed. Weta
Misa Ella Schenck
New Castle
Sadie Hulca
Danville
Til
P. W. Wikoff
Henry
Awaln
Dr Moreland
Marseilles
Lostant
Putnam
Frosty Monday night and a busy political week ahead
Frost covers the area Monday night while the town readies for a city election next Tuesday with one alderman chosen in each ward. Polls open 2 to 6 pm. Community notices mention concerts, health concerns, local visits, and business news.
Honest medicine in old proverb style and fashion notes
An old proverb about finding an honest medicine leads to Dr Jones' Red Clover Tonic praised for curing blood diseases and liver issues at 50 cents a bottle from Dr J. O. Kalb. Peterson's Magazine May issue highlights steel engraving Comin' thro' the Eye, Scandinavia article, Mel Stephen's Washington society novel, and abundant fashion and embroidery illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
J. O. Kalb
Peterson
Scandinavia
Mel Stephen
Washington
Musical Treat by Prof Challoner's Class at Bieckerman's Hall
Prof Challoner's classes of Henry and Lacon present a vocal and instrumental concert at Bieckerman's Hall on Wednesday evening April 26. The program includes two piano quartets, duets, piano solos, vocal solos, vocal quartets with chorus, arias from Norma and Pinafore in costume, and other features. Tickets go on sale Monday with admission 60 cents and reserved seats at Prof Weis's Music store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Challoner
Henry and Lacon
Bieckerman
Wednes
Henry
Jook
Marshall County
Prof Weis
Musin
Worthy of Praise Electrics Bitters Public Benefit
A testimonial endorses Electrics Bitters as a valuable medicine that cures bilious ness fever and ague stomach liver and kidney complaints where others fail. Sold at 60 cents a bottle by Drs Owell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs Owell
Death of Will H Fleming at Dunlap Illinois
Will H Fleming died at 2 pm Monday at his father Rev James Fleming’s residence one mile west of Dunlap Peoria county Born September 11 1856 in Marshall county West Virginia he was over 25 and had taught Latin at Washington Academy Cannonsburg PA He died of pulmonary consumption and is mourned by family and community Funeral was held Tuesday Princeville Independent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile Township
McCullough
Moses
Joseph Sutherland
Joshua
John Jacobson
Bureau House
Bureau Junction
Jacob A. Melick
Whitefield Corners
Falls City
Covington
Oalo
Episcopal Church
Mra Law
Rae Orosa
W. H. Sparling
James Fountain
William Fountain
Whitefield
Garners
Jamie
Prof
Wels
Weta
Edward Riser
Henry Lowden
Lewis Lincoln
Welly Gould 2d
Charles Gray
Frank Osbon
Muale
Challoner
Harry Gould
Hill
Buchy
Charley Crone
Peoria
D McDonough
Fort Scott
Kansas
Carroll
A H Taber
John Barnard
Frank Doyle
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Cal
A . Speer
Misa Anne Speer
Hennepin
Cone, Brown & Co
G.W Pool
Winfield
Kan
Bascom
R. M. Stevens
Cornelius Huffman
Saratoga
Presbyterian Church
Union
E. W. Houghton
Hanna Wagon Co
Law
Rehall County
Het
J. W. Mettern
Burlington Commercial College
Robert A. Wright
Glenn Perkins
N. W. Orr
Ohio
Buckeye
Geo. M. Bane
Marshall County
Wyoming
John Whitney
Gibson
Ford County
L. E. Saxton
W.C.T U
M. E
Wm. Weeks
H. C. Richie
Geo. Nicholson
Braceville
Grundy County
Republican
Will H. Fleming
James Fleming
Dunlap
Peoria County
William
Marshall Co
West Virginia
Will
Washington Academy
Cannonsburg
Salem
Paul
Princeville Independent
Brown's Expectorant Promoted For Coughs And Colds
Weather shifts spark sneezes as readers are urged to use Brown's Expectorant for coughs bronchitis asthma and chest tightness. The ad claims universal effectiveness with prices 60 cents and one dollar. Local visitors from Sparland attend a late Friday night gathering as the judge conducts an unusually long session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Dra Powell
Mareball
Sparland
G. W. Zimmerman
H. D. Bonham
Roscoe Bonham
Willard Bonham
Alfred Athay
James Gallup
Wure
Also Mentioned on This Page
Department On
Milan
J. Watercott & CO
Local ‘Department
Harkraderé
Duke Bros
Child’s
John Kline‘s
John Kline
J.” Waterbott & Co
Joseph Fronger
Jones & Ketcham's
J. H. Jones's
Jones & Ketchum's
Floreston
Holbrook
Utica
N. Y
J. Hones’s
Cri
John Kline’s
J. Waterdott & Co
Chicago
F. A. Raymond
Wilton
L.A Meier
Hee
Edward Street
Gringo
Grigg
J. C. Kalbmar
Lawrence Lippert
Granbure’s Corner
Messrs Fosdick and Clark
Massachusetts
Jersey
Sparland Corporation
Prustore
Fred Vincent
William Riddall
A. J. Parker
A. J. Athay
Joseph Placher
Geo Ray
A.V. Shorts
Colorado
Boulder
Rockies
Harry Beck
Theodore Noll
Oliver Tinker
Michael Harney
Patchy Green
John Green
Hiram Earl
Hoa
Peter Mattern
Jackson B. Young
Valentine Link
Third Street
Tonica News
Fred Webere
Orren Myers
Myers
Father Hout N
Father Quigley
Jéannie Thompson
Christian Church
Temperance Club
Mis .T
Indiana
Henry Cornet Band
Jones & Ketcham
Prof.Weis
Prof Wels
Eb Cornet
Ed Riser
Welly Gould
Charley Brown
L. ML. Oculver
Geo. Helder
Jas. Hartley
Theodore Disoaway
B. L. Stephens
Wess
R. L. Reed
Carrie
J. Chauncey Bacon
Glendenning
Bacon
Dry Hollow
Chauncey
Reed
W. H. Fleming
Ce LD
Boper
J W. Tomarron
Dosler
Henry, DL
OAL
E. Temple
A.J. Granburg
John Kenny
Bucklen
Arnica Balve
Mutton Farm
T. Mansell, JR
Granbure
Niece
Snyder
Hime
Public Square
Olinois
Board of Education
A. M. Pool
H. H. Kirchman
N. Krenz
Ignats Manski
Ignata Manski
Marshall
Nota
Illinois
Lacon
Jane
Mil Manshi
SI Lerman
Great’ West
Miles
Custer
Nettlet
Clark
Chieoges
the Cooley Creamer
WM. Ball
Ube
Zinn i
Priex
South Washington Street
Peoria, Ill
Hanna Wauun CO
Turin
National Bank
Derler
EHOLD
New
Rome
Springfield Goodrich Machine
Singer CE Ptern
Lrnem
Rel Turner