Local notices of residents and visiting including train schedule change
Mrs. Herman Hall and daughter Melba returned from Estherville after a month with her parents. Numerous attendances include visits to Chicago for an automobile show, Toluca and Wenona engagements, and social events at Toluca and Blackstone with family and business movers in Peoria, Lacon, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hall
Melba
Estherville
H. Brown
Conrad Koch
Chicago
Mayfeazel
S. W. McCulloch
Wenona
Maude Bell
Proctor Hospital
Peoria
McCulloch
Myers Kohler
Winnie McCuskey
Colorado
Minnie Wright
Texas
Raymond Kohler
Agnes Goebrick
Toluca
Otto Peterson
American House
Hannah Holmstrom
Venona
G A. Holmstrom
George Copeland
Henry
John Whetzel
Charles Rogers
Granville
Lyle Buck
Lacon
McCuskey
Kohler & Stroup
C C. Hull
Thom
Minoak
Malone
George Myers
James Jenkins
Edgar Scarborough
Mary Johnson
Varna
Wallace
C&a
Dwight
Grennan
Streator
K. of P. Hall
M. D. Malone
Robert Peterson
R. M. Barnes
Kent Myers
C. H. Pittee
John Roberts
Selma Larson
Toltco
Axel Peterson
Grace Tinkham
Blackstone Gas Johnson
Roy_Mand
Carl
Peterson
John Wasnier
Dorothy
vBttiés
Lawrence Palm
Glenn Broaddus
Nina
Fred
Broaddus
Bearborough
Brevet L. W. S Broaddus Machine Show Heads to Ames
Congratulations are offered as exhibitors prepare for the L W S Broaddus machine show in the Feazel cottage East ward. Feb 8 9 10 and 11 bring representatives from implement concerns to spark farmer interest with Ames Manufacturing Co displays in adjacent vacant building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feazel
L. W. S Broaddus
J. W.skinmer
Ames Mannufacturing Co
Electric Bitters Restores Stomach Health for Modich
John W. Modich suffered a 15 year stomach ailment that baffled doctors and forced sale of his farm. He credits Electric Bitters with enabling him to eat again, praising it as a grand remedy for stomach trouble and beneficial for liver and kidneys. Available at A. J. Ironmonger and T. J. Segraves drug stores for 50 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Segraves
J. J. Segraves
John W. Modich
A. J. Ironmonger’s
T. J Segraves
HENNEPIN LOCAL NEWS AND DEATHS CHEERFUL NOTES
Wm Forney of Granville former city clerk of Mark township was killed at St Paul Coal Co shaft. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 p m from M E church Hennepin interment Riverside cemetery. He leaves a wife and four children and is survived by his mother and sister. Other items note marriages bond closures and local civic activity with dues paid by Mystic Workers and Woodmen lodges. Peter Jensen died at the punty farm burial in Riverside potter's field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennepin
Wm Forney
Granville
Mark
St. Paul Coal Co
M. E
Riverside Cemetery
Eliza Gleason
Jennie Trendt
Mystic Workers Lodge
Carpenters’ and Miners’ Unions
Peoria
Moronts
Pete Smith
Spring Valley
Glasser
Princeton
G A McCormick
H E
Raley
Downer’s Grove
Downey
Woodmen
Royal Neighbors
Lodge of
Mystic Workers
Adam Deck
Jas. McCutcheon
Florence Church
Peter Jensen
Punty Farm
Potter's Field
Riverside
Foley's Honey and Tar Sent to Heal Colds
M Stockwell of Hannibal Missouri credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing a bad cold and cough that risked pneumonia after one bottle. A J Ironmonger endorses the product as a reliable household medicine with no opiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
M Stockwell
Hannibal
A. J Ironmonger
Local Social Notes from Putnam Area
Dora Halbleib of Henry visited her parents on Thursday. Los Angeles visitors M. L. Condit and family stayed with Charles Prutzman in Princeton Saturday and Sunday. D. L. Alten, after two months with her daughter, heads to Crescent City Florida for the winter. Kewanee resident Mrs Buard visits her son. Georgia Winship attended the Winship Kelso wedding Tuesday evening. Howard Rawson returned from the McLgan hospital in St. Louis after scarlet fever scare. Ranson Pate shipped two carloads of hogs on Tuesday. William Wheeler hosts Ivan and Wille Crawford of Danae. Seniachwine Township collector will be at the office each afternoon for tax receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranson
Pate
Wm. Wheeler
Ivan
Wille Crawford
Danae
Senaciwine
Aceite
Seniachwine
Hopewell Markets and Local Visit Notes Featured in Tuesday Record
Market entries show No 3 yellow corn at 39 1 2 cents and No 4 yellow corn at 38 cents. Local names include Appleton near Weona, Waldo Held, Allan Hultgren, Charles Swanson, Andrew Feazel, Peter Benson, Charles Carlson, Axel Nyman, Miss Emma Linder, Mrs Samuel Freeman, Joseph Day, Fred Linder, Charles Selquist, Wilmer Swanson, Maurice Stromgren, and Donelson’s hog deliveries. An ad for Dr King’s New Discovery, 60 cents to $1, touts a remedy for coughs and lung troubles with testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
Appleton
Wenona
Waldo Held
Fle
Allan Hultgren
Charles Swanson
Andrew Feazel
Peter Benson
Charles Carlson
Axel Nyman
Emma Linder
Samuel Freeman
Joseph Day
Lacon
Fred Linder
Lizzie
Henry
Charles Selquist
Stillman Valley
Wilmer Swanson
Charles Day
Bert
Maurice Stromgren
S. Donelson
Amorning
Whitefield Corners Community News and Rumors
Carl Barker and his uncle Jesse returned from Dakota shaken by a recent fire. Lewis Odell and his brother Enos visited with a good team of horses. Mrs Theodore Clark plans a visit to sister Mrs Elsie Hartley Soon while Miss Craft ChaY travels. Harris attended services at Home. Salisbury sale hosted lunch and dinner. Sunday school meets 2 PM with preaching at 7 PM. Mr and Mrs Zartl Johnson attend Millia Winship wedding this Tuesday evening. Community turns ongoing as an epidemic concerns residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl_Barker
Jesse
Dakota
Lewis
Odell
Harris
Salisbury
zaTrl
Johnson
Millia
Mne
Winship
Tye
Local Notes Chronicle Illness and Accidents in Westfield
SUGAR GROY Florence Ball misses school due to a bad cold. Many neighbors report pink eye in children. George Rickey Jr. suffers severe burns after hot water spill. Cecilia Neuhalsen's birthday party causes a late celebration. Sympathy extended to William Lopeman for the loss of wife and mother. George Vail badly injured while adjusting a sheller, needs stitches. no bones broken. The Shorts, the Hubbards, and the Swifts suffer illnesses or accidents. Mrs Swift injures her shoulder in a foggy horse accident. Various visits and familial updates from WENONA area residents. New birth noted Jan 29 to John Holmstrom Jr. Ray Barr visits from Greenwich, Ohio. Several families travel or recover from grip. Continuous mentions of sickness and minor injuries around town and in surrounding households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rickey, Jr
Cecilia Neuhalsen
Miss Cecilia
William Lopeman
George Vail
Cromwell
Vail
George Shorts
Hess
H. L. Hubbard
Merton Swift
Henry
Clark Bar's
Swift
John
Henry-at
T. A. ‘Seelye
Cl Roy
Wenona
Bethard
John Holmstrom
Ray Barr
Greenwich
Owen Barr
C. F Riggs
Ohio
California
John Boyd
Missouri
P Foster
Marion French
Colorado Springs
Cal
Alfred Jugd
Marcus Evans
Thieves Rob Victim Then Health Restored by Pills
A damaged notice describes a man harmed by two thieves who stole his health for years. Dr King’s New Life Pills are claimed to have cured him, with the ad naming drugstore sellers and touting relief from various ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Wrepenag
King
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement urges trust in Foley's Honey and Tar for all coughs and colds. It claims rapid, effective action against croup and warns against substitute remedies, signed by A. J. Ironmonger in Epes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
I. J. Segraves
Janeway & Carpenter
W. R. Patterson
Weelington
A. J. Tronmonger
T. J. Segraves
Whitefield
Foxy
Lautchins & Downey
Henry, Ill
Florence Ball
Lewis Lassman
Near Putnam
Williamsburg
Ezra Kemp
Clark Harter
Ernest Turner
A. J. Ironmonger
Hexter Bros
Wwich
Hmxthr Bros
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