Our Sister Towns Sparland Milby Marshall Moves
Local notes report Milby Marshall likely to move to Sparland this spring. Several residents ill with grip and other ailments, a fire scare at H Campbells, and repairs on the coil shaft. An Inter Ocean agent sought subscribers, offering Webster's Unabridged dictionary. funeral for Grandpa Frisboy, 87, at MB church. Grain O advertised as healthy coffee substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparland
Milby Marshall
W Webster
H D Bonham
Fred Selbuld
Frank Apate
Springsbay
Joe Hammett
Second Street
LD F Wood
Cass Tdnquary
Willie O'Leary
Chicago
Laun Bros
Antemnetic Acetylene Gas Gasperator Co
Mercury
Wm O'Leary
Willie
Tarry Maxwell
Pred Gehr
Hunter & Canter
Gimlet Hallow
Mulla Walker
Luther Ray
Agin
H Campbell
Inter Ocean
Russell M Frisboy
Pisamoes
Faneral
Community Visitors Amid Cold Weather Blizzard
Residents endured a blizzard as Mra Tilda Marks and children from Hmnington visited her mother, and Mra E Bhringer with children from Washburn stayed with Mrs W Moffatt. Holiness people held church services Thursday with a minister from Peoria addressing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uts
Tilda Marks
Hmnington
M Grill
E Bhringer
Ohildren
Washburn
W Moffatt
Public Sale Planned at Bonham Farm Property
Local notice reports a public sale to be held Monday Mab 6 at the old Bonham home site. Items include about 1600 bushels of corn, one young horse, a cow, hay, straw, a saddle, farming tools, and other articles. Sale begins at 9 a.m. with cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Whitefield
Bonham
Jacobs
Peoria
John Swigert
Henry
Ti Marshall
Faisliy
Delber
Sherman Betts
der Forrest
Lillian Rannells
Whitefield
H D Bonham
Wauughop
Clara
Epen
I W Waughop
Paul Nightwonger
Delber Marshall
Harry Bonham
Thomas NcAleer
McAleer
Wm. McCormick
Rena
L.O Hunt
McCormick
Philip Houston
New York City
Slater
Anoles
Philip
Chalmer Burson
Wenone
Chas ‘Iron Bender
Orib
Whitefield Corners Social and Religious Notices
Geo Snell returns home from the south as Rev Moles plans meetings to start next Sunday. Miss Fannie Mount and her brother Allen hosted a party Friday for many young friends. Lillian Runnells visited Henry and Bonham family members this past week. Detailing February dates, the Odd Falcons held an ovator sap pir gathering last Saturday evening with all members involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitefield Corners
Geo Snell
South
Jas
Fannie Mount
Allen
Lillian Runnells
Henry
Bonham
Ern Dette
Leeigh
Iowa
Etter
Funeral at Fountain Homestead for Milton Fountain
The funeral for Milton Fountain was held at the Fountain home last Wednesday at 2 pm. He was a son of Wi Fountain and leaves multiple relatives across states, with burial at Sugar Grove cemetery beside his parents and brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fountain
Keots
Ross Proctor
Ko Talend
Dakota
Milton Fountain
Fountain Homestead
Wi Fountain
Orlando
California
James
Whitefield
Mr. Proctor
Pleraon
Ohio
Moses
Sugar Grove
Edward
Henry
Local Notes and Miscellany from Milo and York County
The column lists social visits and illnesses in the Milo and York area including Mra Lutes’s sister visiting, Melvin Rannells boarding with Harry Mattison, and Mrs Webber's illness. It also notes general sickness in the neighborhood, family ties to Ben Woods of York and Wilf Martin, Frank Klein’s trip to Ford County, an upcoming Ipworth League sociable at John Shearer’s, and a marriage of Wm Salisbury Jr. and Ollie Gormer of Lawn Ridge in Gales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Lutes
Milo
Melvin Rannells
Harry Mattison
Henry
John Shearer
Wm Salisbury, Jr
Ollie Gormer
Lawn Ridge
Gales
Community Notes and Health Update in Steuben
David Watkins Steuben not well Addison Tanquary sick list Mrs Reed ill last week improved Charley Tanquary visiting relatives Whitefield Corners Ella Sargent to visit Kansas City soon David Blackwell ill with grippe Bethel did not preach due to small attendance Coldest week so far this winter with mornings near 11 degrees Edward Tanquary plans Peoria trip with driving team to be joined by Thomas Monier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Watkins
Addison Tanquary
Mrs . Reed
Charley Tanquary
Whitefield Corners
Ella Sargent
Kansas City
David Blackwell
la Grippe
Bethel
Edward Tanquary
Peoria
Thomas Monier
Remedial Claim Against La Grippe Pneumonia Risk
An advertisement asserts the danger of La Grippe including pneumonia and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe preventive. It claims tens of thousands of users achieved ease and avoidance of pneumonia and notes the remedy is pleasant, safe, and available from Dr Powell. Subscriptions are urged for The Republican.
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Powell
Winter Notes From Hennepin And Granville
Local notices report Granville visitors Ide Heron Jennie Whiting and J Patterson of Chicago in Hennepin on business. A 32 cartridge accident injures Glen France during a high school literary event. Oysters and banquets mark GAR gatherings as cold weather and ice shape weekly life in Putnam and surrounding areas.
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Harper
Granville
Daisy
Ide Heron
Jennie Whiting
A_Patterson
Chicago
Hennepin
Geof Stanton
Geof Stanton'’s Little Diagatér Was Nite Sick For A Few Days Last. Week. iSbe Ie
John Ong
Laclede
Ladies Ald Society
Inez Sheppard
Strawn
Alice
Ida Seaton
Inez
Ide
Lucy Packingham
Lem Jenkins
Lem
Christian Endeavor Society
Congregational Church
Key France
GAR Boys
Jim Patterson
Jim Ruth
Jim
Hennepin High School
McCormick
John Cook
Oorth
France
Prance
MacCormick
Oity
Magnolia News Briefs and Local Notes
Potter and Phillips shelled corn for Atmos Paxton on Tuesday. Rev Zeller and wife entertain a lady friend of Mrs Z. Mrs A Panoh and illness mentioned. Ladies Aid meets Friday Feb 3 with Mrs FA Turner. Gertrude Ramsey resumes teaching after vacation caused by grippe. Born to Mr and Mrs Sam Zebley twin daughters. Mothers and daughters doing well. Mrs J Smith ill. Frank Peterson improving. Mrs J Ransom ill. Noel Haws moved to Varna. Wilt Moffatt to occupy Haws' house next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Phillips
Atmos Paxton
Zeller
A Panoh
Grippe
Sam Zebley
Hawa
Oxbow Local Notes Include Moves and Visits
Job Curtis sold his coin to Allen Glenn. William Perdew moved from Oxbow to Patosmn. Abe Waldo to live in Wm Perdew’s vacated house. Charles Stateler and Lee Broaddus active in the area. Emerson Dunlap visiting Dueley Dunlap. Henry King and family visiting Martin King. James Michener ill with a pneumonic sickness. recovery hoped. No school at Union schoolhouse Monday and Tuesday due to Miss Kennedy’s sister’s sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Perdew
Oxbow
Patosmn
Abe Waldo
Wm Perdew
Charles Stateler
Lee Broaddus
Emerson Dunlap
Dueley Dunlap
Henry King
Hennepin
Martin King’s
James Michener
Pneumonic
Union School
Miss Kennedy
Swede Settlement Notices and Social Gatherings
Arun rambles through local events including visits by Arispie Swede Settlement residents, the Swanson and Carlson families in Tiskilne and Lone Tree, and Sabbath preaching by Rey Appel of Peoria. Ladies Aid meetings, visits for shopping, cutting for the Aid Society, and social gatherings at Pierson and Dahlen homes are noted, with oyster supper details and multiple arrangements. A health advertisement touts South American Nervine Tonic with claims of stomach cure, marketed by J B Powell and FA Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arispie
Ed Soper
Putnam
Gor
Andrew J Swanson
Tiskilne
John Carlson
Lone Tree
Rey A Appel
Peoria
Chas Pierson
Ladies Aid Society
Norstrom
Ida Magnuson
Harry Soper
Andrew Dahlen
Henry
Aid Society
Qcarl Johnson
Ladd
Lewis Yearings
Alfred Carlson
la Balle
Spring Valley
Chay Pierson
Joe Langtree
Wheatland Notes Sketch Local Life And Moves
Anna Parker attended Lone Tree preaching and Rev Northrup held service. Miss Hannah Jones visits Whitefield. school closed last Friday as Clarey the rancher visits. Fred Dawson reports a successful sale. plans to move to Henry. Robert McCoy buys horses and plans farming. social at Whitefeld enjoyed. Teachers prep for Friday Feb 17 entertainment. several families plan moves and land rentals from Andrew Anderson and Allison Pettit. Community chatter notes moving to Vail's farm and telephone line hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Parker
Lone Tree
Hannah Jones
Mra
McKeon’s
Whitefield
Rev Northrup
Mies Clarey
Fred Dawson
Henry
Robert McCoy
Dawson
Whitefeld
Win
John Ball, Jr
Andrew Anderson
Allison Pettit
Lone
Bao Bo
Mr Bells
Putnam
Wm Bohart
Murphy
Ot Son Pettit
Vail
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Tenky
Ile
Che Benry
Groo. Org
Varna
Kyear
Chas Do Long
Washborn
McCulloch
Jones’ Cash Store
Henry, III
Mnam .Jones
Rev M Mawcett
O Fosdick
Billy
Henry Poultry Show
Henry Griswold
Simeon Jacobs
Grace Hankinson
Ed Daniela
Marshall Place
Camp Grove
Bruce Wilson
Bradford
Wilson
Jennie
Oscar
A Isdy
Baratoga
W L Kele
Cora Anderson
Dora Mokivoy
O. P. Carroll
John Stevens
Kewanen
Uyman Loomis
Saturkey
Louis
O. F. Carroll
Oval
Ward-Perdew
Pognam
TP Anderson-endtemily
Wheatland
Monica
Chillcothe
Jane Anderson
Emma Radwards
John Chambers
Anthony Hines
Jennie Wheeler
Josie McKivoy
Mary McCormick
Bridgie McCormick
Carrig Finley
Carrié ‘Williams
Belle Shinmel
Kate Soper
Messra Frey Wheeler
Daniel Stipp
Leon Pinnill
Oscar Olson
Fred Barnhart
Magnolia
Job Curtis
Allen Glenn
Tilds
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