Streator Visitors enjoy plays and races this week
Miss Dorothy Harris and Miss Freda Harris of Streator visited the Feazels while local entertainment included performances of The Clansman and Madame X. Charles Fogle attended horse races in Streator. H H Thierry autoed to Metamora. multiple families hosted and visited in Magnolia, Lacon, and nearby towns amid social trips and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
R. D. McCulloch
Olney Hurl
W. R. Broaddus
Helen
Walter
S. Potter
Clifford
Robert Peterson
Gallén Feazel
Streator
Bert Broaddus
Walter Broaddus
Lacon
Chicago
H. H. Thierry
Gladys
Mildred Rickatts
Charles Fogle
Matthew Kané
Arthur Lindstrom
R. W. Justice
Washburn
Bert Smith
Ethel McCoy
Sidney Hoge
Grace Tinkham
Wenona
Community social notes and visits across Whitefield area
Local residents attend socials and visits across communities including Kewanee Princeton and Kasbeer. Notable events cite charitable work at Herbert Goodale's gadies aid, ice cream social at Ernest Reynolds, and upcoming Center Sunday school convention with preaching and league activities.
Local Social Roundup From Sugar Grove Area
Sugar Grove society notes list visitors and gatherings including Mrs Forrest Draper in Rock Island. Miss Amy Wherry has returned home from the Tent Colony near Ottawa. Elsie Brokaw of Neponset was entertained at the Clawson home. Various visits by the Dorseys Holmes Quinn Downey and Herr families are recorded along with guests from PaRgo and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wallin
Holmstrom
Lacon
Maude
David Anderson
Anderson
Edward Freeman
Peter Benson
Aweek
S'R
BE. Antrim
Chicago
Inc
Anna Antrim
Werther
Avanine
Whitefield Corners
Orin Johnson
Irl
Center
Jen Jenovitch
Stella Dorft
Henry
Lucian Fosdick
Teats
Shorts
League
J Burton
Ben McAllister
Mr Montgomery
Indiana
Stephen Snyder
Willett
Peoria
Mabel Oleson
Sugar Grove
Forrest Draper
Rock Island
Roland Doyle
Amy Wherry
Ottawa
Elsie Brokaw
Neponset
Clawson
W. G. Dorsey
Alfred—Holmes
Broadmoor
Duffield
Ethel Baker
geThe
Kante T
Elsia Brokaw
Pearlas
Trovoli
Oraz Brokaw Sting
PaTgo, NE
Local Notices and Social Roundup Across Broadmoor and Magnolia
Broadmoor residents Fred Copple and wife return to Indiana. John Poff and wife visit Lake Senachwine. Mrs. Lois Prentis of Buda visits grandfather. Miss Gertrude Rennick and Miss Oril Hoge to perform in Magnolia for church funds. Thursday club meets with Louisa May Alcott focus. program notes and social updates from Putnam, Milo, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadmoor
Fred Copple
Indiana
John Poff
Lake Senachwine
Lois Prentis
Buda
A Burr
Will Phelps
Montana
Francis Quinn
Putnam
Mat Foley
Peoria
May
Edna Downey
Ira Davis
John Cohrs
Milo
Norton Haskins
Des Moines
Bradford
Magnolia
Gertrude Rennick
Oril Hoge
C. EB. Griffin
Georgia Clemens
Hoatess
Will
John
Corden
Wis
The Paper’s Portrayal of News and Personal Life
An extended critique of how a newspaper filters stories, praising virtuous private lives while omitting blemishes, and detailing how notices shape town perception and romance, birth, and death. It also describes Wells Fargo Express plans to move farm goods directly to cities, reducing friction in trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Fargo Company
She Express Company
Texas
Express Company
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Hopewell
Otto
Carlson
Minnesota
Alex Smith
Esther
Rosie Melvin
Ed Coleson
Sviron
Ed Carlson
Anna Hult Johnson
Ingrid
Freda Tbengtson
Aug Extrom
About Black
Wall “Whretzel
Pabesaiso
Carl Leonie Teed
En Asou
Rksp
Uly BC
Churekal
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Spring Valley
Hinnine
Miss Ardes Drake
Miss Marjorie
Kewanee
Wm. Chesney
Barney—Blazy
Gisenhagen
Homer Hawkins
Ernest Reynolds
Peter Reynolds
P. C. Bacon
Hazel Pettyes
H. Kellogg
Harry Allen
Winchester
Hiram Allen
Clarence Hay
George Hay
Iowa
Byron Allen
Web Fate
Princeton
George Minier
Edna
Mabel Minier
Ira Minier
Géorge Hall
Merna
Hall
Roy Maynard
George Milter
Henry Smith
Wm. Bradshaw
Frank Lidgard
Obr. R
Weweer
Ually Gairs
Hutchins & Downey
Henry, Illinois
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Hexter Bros
Finois
Syoui
Rome
Pratense
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