Local notes and weddings from Lacon Illinois area
A fragile local column reports deaths and illnesses including Miss Higi Baresege and the abcess cause of death, a wedding at the bride's parents home with many presents, homestead moves, journeys to New Orleans Exposition, and plans of neighbors migrating west. It notes Allen Brayfield and Eva Doran marriage, George Gardner renting land, and local trades in farming equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles‘Taylor
Chicago
Lacon
Baker
Mefemor
Io Pena Ree
Fel Pougreratins
Welin
Nellie Bangs Skelton
GQ. W. Perkins
Marion
Sparland
Julius Adkinson
H. Campbell
A Bower
M M Sherburne
J M Sherburne
Viola Sherburne
H Campbell
Campbell
Adkinson
Mattie Adkinson
J E Saggers
Della Phillips
Gehr
Jennies O'Leary
John Saggers
Hanford Sparr
H Atchison
N W Tanner
Betty Pringle
Mra Voorboen
Clay Center
Kan
Randolph Lane
la Rosco
M Sparr
Mary Sparr
Zettie Gehr
Bylas Cartwright
Claude Cartwright
Lillie Buck
Donovan
Judd Willams
H Téstier
Bower
Peoria
Voorhees
A B
Hall
Charles Cross
Stanard
Merritt
H. Keze
Venona
Allen Brayfield
Kansas
B. Holler
Olé
Baraidge
Shall County
George Gardner
Joseph Thompson
John Doran
Brasfield-Doran
Morrison
E. Johnson
Abingdon
Joseph Stevenson
James Smith
la Prairie
New Orleans
Robert Waugh
A. Bower
Bosley
Oldfield
J. W. McClanahan
A.burnham
Whitefield Social Scene and Sleighing Prosperity
Farmers enjoy fine sleighing as Spencer Ketchum and son Willis return from Galva after two weeks with relatives. Mrs Will C Hill visits relatives in Peoria and vicinity as social calendars for the next two weeks fill the town. Some items may seem stale, yet the note hopes for understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitefield
Spencer-Ketchum
Willis
Galva
Will C. Hill
Peoria
Local notes and sketches from Saratoga and vicinity
In this column a mix of anecdotes, church revivals, weather, and community updates. Items mention Rev T. J. Wood at Center church, Kulp trial news in Redtown, and social events at M. G. Cotney’s. plus injuries, sleighing, and residents like Mrs J. F. Smith, Addison Camp, Borbon Bodkins, and Myra Webber.
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Bil Thorp
Tom
Ohn Harvey
Chicago
Henry
Tory
Center Church
T. J. Wood
Redtown
Pete
Jinks
W. C. Hill
Peoria
Sugar Grove School House
Mra J. F. Smith
Saratoga
Q. Hill
Johannie McFadyen
N. I. Stringer
Dennis Spellman
Smith's
Smith’s
Thompson's
K. O. Blackburn
C. W. Smith
Robert Clark
Robert
M. G. Cotney
Addison Camp
Uniontown
Penh
M. Endsley
West
Illinois
Keystone
Borbon Bodkins
David Holmes
Michael Gorman
Wenona
Myra Webber
Evanston
Rod. McVicker
Iowa
Local Notes Describe Hunts Talks and Town Move
Village miscellany covers groundhog shadows, visits by Mrs Zenor to Magnolia, arrivals and health updates, shop talk, social events, and hunting rounds. It notes Ed H. Wilson moving to Ox Bow, Mrs Johnson selling, and Rev Thompson visiting Tonica.
Putnam Resident Returns After Several Months Abroad
Mrs Readard’s daughter has returned home to Putnam after visiting friends in the east for several months. No school this past week as 28 the teacher Mr Freeborn was called to Iowa by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HneRs
James Giltner
Robert Hines
Biggeville Wo
Putnam
Readard
Friends East
Freeborn
Iowa
Advertising rates and publication details from a 19th century newspaper
A fragmentary ad page lists subscription costs and advertising rates for the Republican paper, noting weekly publication on Thursdays and location in Marshall County. It includes sections for business cards and obituaries, with terms and prepayment requirements, plus printing quality claims and inquiry for large orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall County
Staunenparonats
East Preakoe
Masonic and fraternal lodge meeting times and places
The article lists meeting nights and locations for several lodges and societies. It notes A F and A M Henry Lodge No 119 in Regulator building, I C C Marshall Lodge No 63, ManstaLu RNCAMPMERT No 35, Andiron Lopez No 819, Henry branch No 23 Our Lady of Perpetual Succor, and W.R.O. No 2 with times mainly 7 o'clock on various weeknights and Saturdays, plus venue details and a secretary.
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A.F
A.M
Henary Lodge
Regulator
I. C.C
Marshall Lodge No
Evry
Lodgecom
Story City Bakery
ManstaLu
Olayron Lopez
Boarland
Fart
Henry
Moodey
Edwards Street
Our Lady of Perpetual Succor
Henry Branch
H.Q. Kooh
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Zenor
Magnolia
Wallace Perdew
Washington
Ohio
M. L.perdew
Urday
H. Wilson
Ox‘Bow
Johnson
Kesling
James Shield
Clear Creek
Rev Thompson
Tonica
W. H. Shields
J. E. Bettler
Wm Hull
Bettler
Huull
Hull
Ludwig
Great Northwest
Dakota
Hanuer Ann
Mollie Maguire
Hoyle
Corkscrew
Chart
John
Burt
Devil
J. A. Kays
Nies J.C Lambert
Hoosier State
Joe
Sweet Williams
Society For the Suppression of
Fry
C. A. Norris
A .L. Shields
Eva
Albert Stickel
Hsiday
Hearnen Cihinee
Kelso & Hankins
M. E
White Church
Taylor
M. B
Christian Church
Eld
J. F. M. Parker
Chas. Dodd
Matilda Wherry
Jefferson
Mamie Parker
Putnam Guis
H P
Geo. Crawford
Dana
Geo
Loomis
Durbin
Piks
Chawly
Dalay
Mark
Charles A. Yoorler
Baltimore, Maryland
Tra
Valentines
Burt's
Geo Burt, Jn
A.M. Pooh
Lars InsunaNoy
Repulican
Ao AT Law
Republican
Second Street
Public Square
Perley
Wand Neee
Oltary Public
Howard Street
E. J Riely
Ttorney
LAW
Notary Public
Gates A Guansar
H. Kinnear
Kalb
Grosser
H.J. Gregory
Dr. Kinnear
Mra McKinney
Main Street
W. BH. Jones
Night Calla
City Drug
C. B Durbee
Edwards and Third Bt
Paes
Burgeon
Durfee
Hanna Wagon Works
A. Hamilton
Re D. Spuccestor
D Aeon Wipare Cian
Bullgeo Whiteneta Corpors
Ill
M. DO. Peen
Putnam Coanty
Lil
Tapas
Snyder
Urgeon
LD Public Square
Henry, Il
Eeene
W.H. Kister
CiQeery Superintendent OF
Henry Third Baturoe
John E. Henseler
Uilder
Madison Street
Pooris
Juanolg
Jennie Hoyt
Redante
Boston Conservatory of Music
John Whitney
F. G. Smith
Boot & Sons Music Co
Jesse S. Placher
P.O. Auddroas