Bargain Column Highlights Local Sale Prices
Our Bargain Column spot promotes low prices at various stores including Stubbles for garden supplies, Wherry & Goltra for china and fabrics, and T I Harringtons for the Stark force drop corn planter. Special three day sales, meat market pricing battles, and bulk buy options are noted with emphasis on value and repeat patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senda
Joseph H Perry
T L Harrington
R. C McWilliams Wherry & Goltra
T I. Harrington
Wherry & Goltra
Deuoe
Weeks
City and Vicinity News Items and Notes
Local notices from the City and Vicinity column note routine society and civic items. Mrs P Hill and Mrs L Snyder travel to visit a very sick aunt in Buda. The new city council will seat on the first Monday evening in May. Mrs Wooley adds a summer kitchen on Green Street. C W Carroll returns to his former home in Galesburg. Mrs John Schultz on Lacon road is very ill. Mrs Charles Reichart is sick with la grippe and related illnesses. Dr Powell enlarges the entry to his residence. A. V Goltra overseeing the work. Jake Ballowe returns to Heary leasing Hendrick’s North Street tenement. River commuters visit town to trade. Pred L Shorts seen on the streets, doing business in Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wc.t. U
P Hill
L. Snyder
Buda
Wooley
Green Street
C W Carroll
Galesburg
Chillice the
John Schultz
Lacon
Charles Reichart
Dr Powell
A. V Goltra
Jake Balloweg
Heary
Hendrick
North Street
L. Shorts
Peoria
Discounts in all departments at J Watercott & Co sale event
Advertises steep price cuts across dress goods millinery clothing shoes carpets and furniture with large stock and weekly price lists. Also notes local entertainment by Q Q Quartets of Geneseo in Henry, and a roundup of business notices including post office mail changes, market refitting, veterinary services, art and undertaker notices, a war lecture by Rey G White, and Joe's Restaurant ice cream season opening.
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Pric
Q. Q. Quartets
Geneseo
Henry
Congregational Society
Republic
Brown
Peoria
Bureau
Deuce & Weeks
CC Mille
Baying
Mt Palatine
Chicago College
Jimmie
C E Abbott
John Conover
Bararppa Township
Abbott
Geo W Kellar
Magnolia
V_ Becker
J Watercott & Co
Keller
Calla
Jos J. Herry
Local notices from Henry county society page
Mrs Wanzer returns home after weeks in Peoria visiting family. The Ladies' Aid of the Church of Christ hosts an entertainment at New Opera Hall on Friday May 8. A lost valise between Henry and Mark Gregory’s is to be rewarding returned. Me Ketchum of Atkinson ill but improving at home. White wool scarf lost near the depot. reward offered. Charley Booth back from Marseilles. new job at the station. W G Snyder moves to Stark county. Castleton post office address. Marshall county assessors meet to plan duties by May 1. Last year anti licensing drams had 53 votes. this year 8H. Rex’s season opener La Belle to Peoria. captain Swain. Bons of Veterans post postponed to Apr 25. Q Q Quartette on May 14. St John’s services Sunday 11 am and 7:30 pm. holy communion at 11 am. Discoursed on future punishment at 7:30 pm. Dr Danley and wife visit from Hennepin. Mrs Amelia Ballard dies at Kickapoo, age 55. funeral Friday. Lytle family attends.
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Wanzer
Peoria
Church of Christ
New Opera Hall
Henry
Mark Gregory
Ketchum
Atkinson
Henry County
Charley Booth
Marseilles
W G Snyder
Stark County
Camp House
Castleton
Marshall County
R C. Moodey
Rex
la Balle
Swain
Northwest
Chicago
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J. Stubbles’s
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Friends of the Republican
P. O
Rey G. Whue
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Rock Island
G W Gue
Aaid
Joan Warner
Reg
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T Starroup
John Buford Post
Ila
Jos. H. Perry
Watercott & CO
Danley
Hennepin
Motter
Amelia Ballard
Gertrude Lytle
Kickapoo
Lytle
Mackey
Hiery
Delia
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