Sparland notes and visits mark New Year
The Sparland column reports Adah Gibbs of Bethel visiting Ml, Misses Osborne celebrated New Year’s Eve with a surprise, and many residents like Mrs. Lottie Duncan and Mrs. Mary Howe recover or travel. Mrs. Klotzche receives a community farewell party at the church with gifts as Rev. Klotzche’s family plans a chicken business start. Several locals return to duties at Morgan Park and Proctor hospital, with illness and sympathy noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Adah Gibbs
Bethel
Hoskin
Cerss
Sac City
Zimmerman c
Howe
Osborne
Lottie Duncan
Esse
Wm. Cleary
Mary Howe
George Zimmerman
Mary Osborne
Miss Riddell
Morgan Park
Ed Shafer
Raymond
Galesburg
Minnie
Nellie Tan- Ssquary
Michael Jacobs
Bessie
Esther “Xjotzche
Miss Long
Baptist Church
Marshall Smith
Decature
Bliss Mabelle Gehr
Travis
Is. Moore
Sparland
Henry
C D Marshall's
The
Breach
Zof Bethel
Rasome Institution of
Territogewinter
Ethel Wadkins
Bloomington
Rena Tanek
Chicago Heights
Frank van Antwerp
Harry Maxwell
van Antwerp
Frank
Lyman Sutton
Wm. Kenney
Cornelius ‘Huffman
Saratoga
Mr. Klotzche
Dangerous home cold remedy advertised with vapor inhalation
An advertisement promotes Hyomes as a cold treatment using inhaled vapor from boiling water. It warns against codeine or strong drugs and claims rapid, economical relief by breathing the vapor for several minutes before sleeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evry
Thougards
Moe
Farm Supply Advert and Local Social Notes Highlight Watseka
A local news item lists farm equipment dealers including Moline plows wagons and manure spreaders plus dairy separators and power washing gear. Following notices mention Mrs Reba Anderson and Mary Elen returning home, weekend church activities at Bethel, Sparland and Epworth League plans, social gatherings, dinners, and forthcoming events in Watseka and La Prairie with guests and attendees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Anderson
Mary Elen
Watseka
Monday
New Year Household Visits and Local Changes in South Whitfield
D D Brown and family entertained parents as New Year guests. Harry Johnston and family moved near Putnam. Gertie Pearson holidays with home folks and holds a position in Peoria. Frank Weichman repaired telephones on the line. Mrs Wm Chesney and son Ernest visited C Hunt’s home. Will Daniels family visited Joe Ely. Ernest Ely goes to Iowa to visit relatives. George Holler family visited Peoria relatives. A young man reportedly joined the marriage market and many wishes follow. Ira Clemens moves here today and will occupy Benny Hunt’s former home. George Johnston rents Miss McCleary’s farm and will farm this year. Weather chilly with snow. colds and illnesses prevalent. D D Brown family visited Wilder’s on Sunday. Miss Miller starts school today after two weeks’ holiday. tonsillitis during vacation. A cold, bronchitis risk advised. Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound recommended for coughs. A J Trommonger Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Whithfield
D. D. Brown
Harry Johnston
Putnam
Gertie Pearson
Peoria
Frank Weichman
Wm. Chesney
Ernest
C. Hunt
Will Daniels
Joe Ely
Ernest Ely
Iowa
George Holler
Ira Clemens
Benny Hunt
H. Johnston
George Johnston
Miss McCleary
Mr Ray
D. D Brown
Wilder
Familly
Miss Miller
Community Notes From LAWN RIDGE Area
Local items record residents visiting, moving, and holiday events. Names include Grace Chapin, Mabel Chapin, Theresa Lesler, Alma Wilcox, Lucy Wilcox, John Reed, Rumbold, Robert Garreck, Charles Goodrich, Theresa Wilson, Frank Wilson, Carrie Green, Lewis Prichard, Clifford Nurses, Rev A B Curtis, Abraham Lincoln program, and WR Fox. Also mentions New Year celebrations, farm updates, and church activities in Noblesville, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiving Stevens
Sumner Perkins
Grace
Mabel Chapin
Parmer Chapin
Charles Goodrich
Theresa Lesler
Alma
Lucy Wilcox
Blue Ridge
John Reed
Rumbold
Morton
Robert Garreck
A Lyon
Sac City
Ila Armstrong
Covet Curtin
Mabel Chapman
Fannie Perkins
Ald Society
Charles Perkins
Jennie Swann
Millie Sims
Winnie Etaci Brdly
Walter Dodd
South Dakota
Dodd
Tillie Sager
Wallace Dodd
Sager
Robert Gehrig
Paul Rumbold
Frank Wilson
Nebraska
Speer Bank
Kl. R Green Place
Carrie Green
Lewis Prichard
Curtis
Abraham Lincoln
Ministerial Association
Dr King's New Discovery Aids Coughs and Colds
A historical ad touts Dr King's New Discovery as effective for coughs and bronchial irritation. It cites patient testimonials from Ohio towns and promises a refund if it fails to help. The copy stresses decades of use and urges readers to start taking it now from T. J. Segraves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay
New Orlerns
Dr King
New Life
Segraves
Ironmonger’s
Dr. King
Lewis Chamblin
Manchester
Ohio
Discovery
T. J. Segraves
Mallary resigns as superintendent of Kentucky reform school
M M Mallary of this county resigns as superintendent of education and manual training at the Kentucky Houses of Reform Greendale Ky effective Jan 1 1913 He cites desire to see reform through education and good citizenship and notes friction with the board of Prison Commissioners He will move to Chicago and served over one and a half years in Kentucky with plans for continued welfare of the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Mallary
M M. Mallary
Minois State
Board of Prison Commissioners
Frankfort
Kentucky Houses of Reform
Kentucky
M M Mallary
Sale Named For Farm Stock and Hay At Fosdick Farm
A public auction on Wednesday January 15 1913 will sell twenty six head of cattle four steers and various calves two tons of timothy hay and farm machinery including a wagon a disc planter and plows. Terms offer cash discounts or credit with interest. Auctioneers Theodore Rott John Dunne clerk D J Hickey Lunch available on grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Whitefield
Theodore Rott
John Dunne
D. J. Hickey
Public sale at Henkins farm near Bradford Illinois 1913
William Grubb announces a Friday January 17 sale at Henkins farm 6 miles east and 1 1/2 miles north of Bradford Illinois. Items include horses mares colts cattle hogs corn farm implements household goods and other property with cash and credit terms and lunch served.
Farm Sale Planned East of Streator With 50 Imported Horses
A farm sale near Streator Illinois is set for Tuesday January 14 1913 starting at 11 o clock rain or shine under a heated tent. Fifty head of imported horses including Percheron and Belgian draft stallions and mares aged 1 to 4 offer high breeding quality. Belgian mares bred to Mayor d Toore beke 2056 and Percheron mares sired by government approved stallions. Cash or bankables due July 1 1913. Stallion buyers may obtain longer time and shipment insured against death or loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streator
Blackstone
Ill
France
Belgium
Mayor d’Toorebeke
Dex
Asackson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hursday
Sparland Department
Bradford, Ill
D. J. Owens
A. B. Foster
Tris
Veoria
MM. McLaughln
Sparland, Ele
9Oon Ag
Netlie Jarmon
Barker Avenue
Harry Marshall
Henry Frank
Jacob Frank
Delava
Lbwinell
Migs Eula Hoskins
Hazel Odell
Odell
Hazel
McLeish
Epworth League
Epworth Herald
Della Taylor
Osceola
Pooler
Oscar McLaughlin
Oscar
Relief McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Clyde McLaughlin
Bert McLaughlin
Dick Dunbar
Fred Harvey
Oscar Hill
Nita Frisbey
Rachael Mc-Laughlin
Ruth
Fred Donath
George Mc-Laughlin
Rowley
Mr. Church
Anna Suft
Mildret Marshall
Helen Suft
Opal Sale
Ganzer
M. I. Church
Effie
Will Madison
Elliott Dean Wilmot
K A Wilmot
Busby
Herbert Wilson
Everett
Princeville
E A Wilmot
Gayle Reynolds
Washington
L. Ih
Wilnot
Mra van Vellen
Hoh
Helchaus Duncheon
Charlie Brown
Glasford
Charles Calling
Mra Bradford
Lacon
Floyd Longman
Lavon
Chillicothe
Segraves Drug Stores
South Mita
Festus Bentley
Mre Amroe
Longman
George Barker
Chicago
Harry Colehower
Charlie Reids
Merrill Smith
Little Mildred ' Barker
Charlie AusUn
Lula Sherman
Bert Piper
John McClane
Roy F
Scott
Natere
Foley
Lawn Ridge
WR. Fox
St. Noblesville
Ind
Ireyer
Chicago. Ill
A. J. Tronm
Hrotsrouz
Joan R. B Barker
Batles Creel
Mich
TJ. Segraves
Drugeists
Henkins
Tiskilwa
McCormick
Hayes
William Grubb
C ¢ Plumley
Elmer Quinn
M. M Henkins
Kre
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