Social notes from Venona and surrounding towns
Miss Sadie Marland visited relatives in Venona on Sunday. Labor Day events planned in Sparland on Monday September 4. Frank VanAntwerp called in Peoria Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Jesse Reinbeck and son Paul visited Mrs. Sparr on Thursday. Wayne and Merril Buckley of Peoria spent the past week with relatives. Mrs. Frank Cumming and Mrs. Jones shopped in Henry last Monday. Miss Mi g s a Lucas of Peoria spent Monday with Miss Marie O Leary. Louise Osborne stayed in Henry with Mrs. Jesse Reinbeck last week. Mrs. Musselman and son Forest returned to Bloomington Sunday. Mrs. Frank Poignant and Mrs. Anderson visited Mrs. Sparr Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H Marshall spending a few days in Camp Grove at Mrs. Malone’s home. Mrs. Mabel Odell and children visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Duncan, Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Sparr, Miss Mamie Campbell, Mrs. A Aitchison and Grace were Peoria shoppers. Mrs. Luther Ray and daughters Bessie and Vanda were Lacon visitors at Mrs. Wm. Bennett’s Wednesday. Mrs. Myron Lester and daughter Martin visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Simpson, Wednesday. Mrs. Ed Y Van Antwerp and two daughters expected home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Marland
Venona
Sparland
Frank VanAntwerp
Peoria
Jesse Reinbeck
Paul
Sparr
H. Marshall
Camp Grove
Malone
Mabel Odell
George Duncan
R Sparr
Mamie Campbell
A. Aitchison
Grace
Luther Ray
Bessie
Vanda
Wm. Bennett
Myron Lester
Martin
George Simpson
Ed Y van Antwerp
Oklahoma
Will Kane
Winifred Adkinson
Springfield
H. W. Gehr
Wm. Anderson
McLeish
M. B. Parsonage
Anderson
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Leslie Waugh
Aberdeen
Wash
Canada
Rey
Chessman
St. Louis
Baptist Church
Charles
Lester Newell
Hanna
Royce
Epworth League
Musselman
Bloomington
Ethel Watkins
Abingdon College
Ethel
Hall of
Henry
George Wiley
Evangel Nightwonger
Reba Anderson
McLei
Lawn Ridge
Foley
Ross
Toledo
Elizabeth
Charles Perkins
Perkins
George Sims
Irene
Fannie Perkins
Jonathan Sims
California
Laura Dewey
Toulon
Joe Neff
Anna Trim
Bragg
Curtis
Ruby Harris
Lucy Artis
Rockville
Ind
Ruby
Morris’ Perkins
The
Sumner
Sparland Socials and Church Events Highlight Community
Sparland residents enjoyed a week of visits and gatherings with Mrs. H W Gehr hosting relatives from Springfield and Oklahoma. The M E church Ladies' Aid planned an ice cream social, while performances by Epworth League and local musicians drew applause. door receipts totaled $20.
Blood Purifier Promises Health From Tn Reporter
Fight against disease germs likened to tigers attacking blood and skin disorders. Electric Bitters advertised as blood purifier to regulate stomach liver and kidneys and expel poisons from the blood. Testimonial from C T Budahn supports claim. 50 cents at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Budahn
Tracy, Cal
T. J. Seagraves
A. J. Ironmonger’s
Lawn Ridge News Notes Family Moves and Local Happenings
Mrs Foley plans to join Mrs Ross in Toledo Ohio as her husband pursues college study. A busy week features a monthly tea at Mrs Perkins and visits by locals including George Sims and Irene Perkins in Peoria. The community shares travel, illness, farming, and a death from pneumonia of Bri H Mallary, a longtime resident and Mason.
Foley Kidney Pills Advertised For Women Ills
An advertisement urges women to use Foley Kidney Pills for backache headache nervousness loss of appetite and poor sleep linked to kidney and bladder trouble. It claims quick relief and a return to health and strength as essential for suffering women. A. J. Ironmonger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woley
Foley
A. J
Baby injured at Wyoming M W A Picnic crash
The infant of Mr and Mrs George Spinner of Camp Grove was knocked down by a horse during the M W A Picnic on the Wyoming fair grounds on Thursday. The child sustained cuts and bruises but was not internally injured and returned home in the evening. Chamberlains Liniment is recommended for quick healing and relief, sold by local druggists A J Ironmonger and T J Segraves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spinner
Camp Grove
Wyoming
Fair Grounds
Chamberlain
A. J
Worth League Social Planned at J L eee Home
Saratoga announces a Worth League Social at the residence of J. L. eee on Wednesday evening August 23 with an excellent program. Everyone is invited. A Des Moines woman was cured after two days of misery by one dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Sold by A J Ironmonger and T J Segraves, druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wpworth League
J. L. Eee
Des Moines
Chamberlain
A. J. Ironmonger
T. J. Segraves
Local Social Roundup and Bucklen’s Arnica Ad
South Milo sees Alden Bentley visiting grandparents in town. The Rott and Wright families share Sunday visits. Viva Reed enjoys a Sunday afternoon with the Austin sisters. Barker callers at Theodore Clark’s. Aid meeting postponed to Thursday with Mrs. Boon Wright. Ethel and Harold Reid host Young People’s club Saturday. Leonard Halcock stays week with Frank Austin. Bucklen’s Arnica advertised as all purpose healer for cuts boils and sprains 26c at local druggists Segraves and Ironmonger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Milo
Alden Bentley
Theodore Rott
Oliver Wright
Viva Reed
Hazel
Lena ‘Austin
George Barker
Theodore Clark
Aid
Boon Wright
Ethel
Harold Reid
Young People’s Club
Leonard Halcock
Frank Austin
J. S. Chamberlain
Clinton
Bucklen
T. J. Segraves
A. J. Ironmonger
Local Social Notes Highlight Area Residents and Visitations
Thursday callers at Wm. Piper's include Henry Smith and family with entertainment for Frank Lidgard and Blanche. Sunday visits at Hiram Allen's feature Fred and Hazel Farley and at F. M. Charles' include Allen Miller and others from Bureau County. Hog deliveries by F. M. Charles to Tiskilwa buyers. Thomas Olson buys 40 acres near Whitefield to build soon. Henry Smith digs wells totaling 87 feet plus 48 feet bored with good water flow. Numerous visits across families in Sheffield, Kewanee, Decatur, and Nebraska. Brand-new Laxative ad promotes Dr King's New Life Pills at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Smith
Will Smith
Frank Lidgard
Frank Doty
Blanche
Wm. Piper's
Fred
Miss Hazel Farley
Hiram Allen
F. M. Charles
Allen Miller
Carmi Forbes
Lorene
Josie
Margaret Ellison
Bureau
John Thompson
Olson
Lomax
Tiskilwa
Leonard Hunter
Robert Hunter
Nebraska
Prank Hunter
Kewanee
Ralph Hunter
Decatur
Samuel Chesney
William Chesney
John Barry
Babe
Patsey Gorman
Daniel Donovan
Sheffield
Minnie Chor
Mabel Minner
Mattie Schertz
Claus Swanson
Mallary appointed head of Greendale reform school departments
M M Mallary former superintendent of the Pontiac reformatory has been named head of the educational and manual training departments at Greendale state reform school Kentucky He arrives soon with his wife and son already teaching in Kentucky Mallary comes highly recommended and will report to Superintendent Milliken and work without conflicting duties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Mallary
Pontiac Reformatory
Greendale
Lexington
State Reform School
Board of Prison Commissioners
WW. H. Doak
Mallory
Chicago
Pontiac
Milliken
Kentucky
Mallary
Marshall county Board of Review reviews lands and personal property shifts
The Marshall county Board of Review chaired by I. Kehlenbach aims to finish its work this month after an extensive assessment year. Real estate shows a total increase of 891 403 across several towns with decreases in Belle Plain Hopewell Steuben totaling 265 975. Personal property increases reach 104 023 while decreases total 211 923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Review
Marshall County
I’. Kehlenbach
Steuben
F. Yanochowski
Henry
J. E. Hamilton
Wenona
T. J. Hopkins
Bennington
Evans
Lacon
la Prairie
Richland
Roberts
Saratoga
Whitefield
Belle Plain
Hopewell
Probate Court Records Reflect Multiple Estate Actions
Probate court approves appraisement and widow’s cash award in Antonacci estate. Letters of administration issued to Frank Shipley for Skelton estate. Final reports and executor discharge ordered for Anshicke estate. Commitments and sales filings, and numerous real estate transfers listed for area properties. Local notices include a cholera remedy advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eusanio Antonacci
Cleonicea Antonacci
Edgar Skelton
Frank Shipley
B. Anshicke
Lucy A. Eckley
Henry L. Peters
Lucy A. E. Eckley
Richard Mellon
J. W. Potts
A. L. Lenz
Domenico Micheli
Michele Micheli
Ilinois Manual Training School
Glenwood
Ill
C.F. Motter
David Mathias
James Mathias
Venus Visible in Daytime and Evening Sky Says Observer
An observer notes Venus can be seen in daylight and in early evening. At about 8 p.m. Venus appears near the Sun's former position, following a similar path and about three hours and ten minutes behind the Sun, making the bright planet conspicuous among daytime sky stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
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Henry, III
Sparland Department
Anna Luft
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Little Helen
Milby Marshall
Columbia Park
Chillicothe
Corcoran
Durham
Toluca
Sarah Petri
Sue Tanney
Florence
St. Augusta
Nellie Martin
Republican
Hazel Wilcox
Bert
Denver
Paul Rumbold
Alfred Meyer
Morton
Mrs. Foley
Bri H. Mallary
Paul Mathurka
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. King
T. J
D. H. Pettegrew
Bradford
Milo Township
Bureau County
Waranty
R. K. McColl
Frank Barkman
W. M. Repine
Jasper, White and
Newton
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Indiana
Illinois
W. P. Caffield
Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association
Allen B. Smith
Court House News
William Wilson
Jacob Helgoth
Lombard
R. A
Nicholas W. Duncan
Santa Fe
Thomas
James Flood
Edward
Charles Flood
Christopher Drain
Todward
George
Patrick Flood
Michael Duggan
Nunzio Antonacci
Duggan
Santa
Milwaukee, Peoria & St. Louis Railway Co
John Cannon
Philip Micetich
Chichester’s
Chichester
Gem City Business College
Quingy
Occu- G
Suh Sonen
L. Musselman
Quincy
Htinole
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