Local Society Notes From Sparland And Surrounding Towns
Sparland society notices report Mrs. Maxwell ill this week and visits among neighbors in Chillicothe Joliet and Lacon. Several guests and entertaining visits are noted including Mae Gillett Flora Osborne and Mrs Mollie OConnor. An Epworth organ sale is listed for $15 and Colorado Springs news from Theodore Kaiser and wife is shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Curt Tanquary
Chillicothe
Dr .Royce
Young
Joliet
Peter Craig
Lacon
Rooney
Mae Gillett
Nebraska
Flora Osborne
Lewis
Mollie O'Connor
Peoria
Charles Shaff
McLeish
Woodland
Iroquois County
Oscar McLaughlin
Palmer
Portland
Oregon
Theodore Kaiser
S. Weber Street
Colorado Springs
Col
Colorado
Community Notes From Sparland and Surroundings
Grandma Rooney aged 86 is ill with la grippe, cared for by niece Mrs. Grant Coatney. The third lecture night drew a good crowd to hear Mr. Burgderfur, praised as a man with a smile worth while. Helping Hands elected officers led by President Mrs. Simpson and Vice President Mrs. Royce. Burial and church notices include Rev. O. T. Dwinell's sermons in Sparland and Bethel churches. Joseph M. Hill of Sparland died January 12 1911 at age 65. Burial in Rutland cemetery follows his funeral in Rutland and ties to Sparland family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Rooney
la Grippe
Grant Coatney
Burgderfur
Helping Hands Society
Simpson
Royce
Bolender
Bedford
Francis
T. Dwinell
Sparland M. ‘B
Bethel Church
Sparland
Bo A
Putnam
Joseph M. Hill
Cora M. Bonham
Rutland
Doan's Kidney Pills and Foley’s Honey and Tar Advertisements
A vintage ad fragment promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for urinary and kidney woes with testimonials from Mrs. Eliza Foster of La con Illinois and claims of relief after use. It also touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable cough remedy, with Mrs. Charles Kline of Easton Pennsylvania endorsing its soothing effects and household trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Eliza Foster
Mill Street
Lacon
Ill
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Fotey
Charles Kline
N. 8Th St
Easton
Foley
A. J. Tronmonger
A. J. Ironmonger
T. J. Segraves
Local notices and society items from LA PRAIRIE
LA PRAIRIE Miss Ana Watt closed her school for two weeks due to sickness. Robert Calder visits relatives in Princeton. Rev Black of Nashville will hold services at the U P church next Sabbath Jan 22. Misses Anna Burnette and Alice Scoon were in Peoria Saturday. Everett Wilson is ill with measles. Mrs Wm Scoon invites to the marriage of Mary M Calder to Andrew Smith Calder. Feb 1 Misses Anna Mae and Estella Calder host L L C ladies. Miss Alice Monier of Peoria visited over Sunday. Monroe Markley lecture Saturday evening. next Feb 20 Arthur J Fischer, reader and impersonator. Grandmother Burrell, mother of James Burrell and Mrs Lettie Lytle, died Sunday in Kansas. Funeral at M E B church Tuesday at 2 pm by Rev Thomas Martin. Solve a Deep Mystery. C B Rader of Lewisburg W Va praises Electric Bitters for stomach trouble and rheumatism. For dyspepsia and kidney poisons, guaranteed 50c at local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mae
Estella Calder
Alice Monier
Peoria
Monroe
Markley
Arthur J. Fischer
Grandmother Burrell
James Burrell
Lettie Lytle
Dr. Lytle
Kansas
M. EB
Thomas Martin
Camp Grove Notes and Social Tidings
Snow falls as Hickey Davidson improves after a cow incident. R N A installation in Bradford last Tuesday. Don C Hall Co. drew good crowds at Barnes hall. Mrs Bertha Lawless convalescent and Mrs J S Malone planning to rent farm with Feb 17 sale. Miss Hattie Bulleyment and Fred Hall wed Jan 11 with serenade. R N A grand ball Jan 12 receipts 49 30. May Hollenbeck visits Morris. Reily children ill but improving. John King Sr ill. M W A grand ball Jan 26 with Seebre orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Grove
Hickey Davidson
J. S. Malone
Annie Crayon
James
John Winne
Hattie Bulleyment
Fred Hall
Rev. Hanes
la Prairie
Don C. Hall
Camp Grove Wedding Unites Hattie Bulleyment and Fred Hall
Miss Hattie E Bulleyment married Fred B Hall at the Bulleyment home on Jan 11 1911 with Rev N D Hanes officiating. The couple will move to Minnesota to run a meat market. many gifts were given and friends extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie E. Bulleyment
Fred BE. Hall
Harry Bulleyment
Miss Hattie Bya
Fred B. Hall
Camp Grove
M. EK
Stark
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Warns Against Substitutes
A. J. Ironmonger promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds with a call to seek the genuine Bee Hive product and reject substitutes on the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
A. J. Ironmonger
Saratoga Briefs: Illnesses Sales Travel and Local News
Irene McAleer was very sick last week and John McManus Sr. is poorly. A Chenoweth sale drew many locals. Anna McManus visits from the west as William Diverbiss heads to Iowa. Will Dillon travels to Ohio to see family. Calvin Starliper is sick. Rob Kelley and James Cochran travel with sheep and cattle to Chicago. Mrs Peter Jacobs' children have measles. John Burton and Tom Gubbins attended court at Lacon. Fred Hall and Miss Hattie Bulleyment married recently. congratulations extended. John Elliott and Frank Harmon attended an uncle’s funeral in Washburn. Mrs Hayline has a severe but improving attack. Mr McCartney from the Valley was buried at Camp Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Irene McAleer
Chenoweth
John McManus
Anna
William Diverbiss
Iowa
Will Dillon
Ohio
Calvin Starliper
Rob Kelley
James Cochran Pyrene
Chicago
Peter Jacobs
John Burton
Tom Gubbins
Lacon
Fred Hall
Hattie Bulleyment
John Elliott
Frank Harmon
Washburn
Susie Hayline
Claycomb
Pennsylvania
John Hayline
McCartney
Camp Grove
Newton Bragg
Henry Lukehart
Brimmer
Ridge
Lawn Ridge Ice Co
John Grove
Sheridan
Dixon
Willie Estell
Mary
Bertha
J. W. Reilly
Colorado
Peter Werner
Peoria
Nannie Cruse
Saves Two Lives By Dr King’s New Discovery
A Fayetteville North Carolina reader credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing severe coughs and suspected consumption in his sister and himself. The advertisement promises relief for sore lungs bronchial troubles and related illnesses with trial bottles available 30 cents and one dollar. Local druggists A J Lom esy and T J Segraves guarantee the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
A. D. McDonald
Fayetteville
N. C
A. J. Lomo Esy
T. J. Segraves
South Whitefield News Highlights Local Visits
Enos Odell, Milby Marshall, Guy Moore and others visit and travel between Peoria and local homes. The community reports weddings, illnesses, a fox chase, and a large crowd at the Schupp-Dly nuptials. Also notes deaths, ice house work, and a Woodmen address with Colorado sanitarium fundraiser.
Mrs Calob W Hoskins dies at 70 in Sac City Iow a
Mrs Caleb W Hoskins longtime Sac City resident dies January 2 at 70 years 5 months 13 days after husband Calob W Hoskins passed away months earlier. She leaves six children Perry S Cornelius M Edward Abner Laura A Wilmer J and 21 grandchildren with services held January 4 at Mrs Charles McCully’s home La Rose. Rev W D Evans officiated. Interment Oakland Cemetery Sac City Ia beside her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb W. Hopkins
Elizabeth
James
Mahala Tanquary
Sparland
Marshall County
Ill
Caleb W. Hoskins
Pickaway County
Hoskins
Brumsey
Wenona
Sac City
Perry S
Cornelius M
Edward
Abner
Laura A
Wilmer J
Bethel M. BD
Toluca
Towa
M. E. Church
Mother Hoskins
White, S. D
Portland
Ore
la Rose
Addison
Charles McCully
Perry
Iowa
South Dakota
W. D. Evans
Peoria
M. E
Oakland Cemetery
Speer Community Notes Spark Ongoing Work and Travel
Dr Wilmot treats the sick while Mrs Gruner improves. Hogs and corn ship from Speer in large quantities. Travelling show fills venues nightly. Misses Dunn plan winter in Florida with uncle C S Blood. Dr Menoher notes eye trade in Miama at 40 cents a dozen. Seventeen attend annual church meeting. new deacon trustee clerk organist and superintendent elected. Church building project discussed with a reporting committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speer
Mike Ghert
Wm. Eyen
Miama
Robert Stock
O. W. Hurd
Byen
Florente Stisser
Gray
January circuit court convenes with cases continued
Judge Green presides as the January circuit court opens. Green Hamilton case continued to next term. McAleer-Osborne shooting also postponed. First jury trial: American Electric Telephone Co. vs Tim Van Antwerp on a $35 debt. jury rules for Tim. Ed Grave vs John Burner verdict for Ed at $82. Remley divorce adjourned. Mary Taylor vs R. R. Taylor divorce granted. Armington murder trial postponed to next term. Old newspapers for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirenit
Green
Green Hamilton
la Prairie
McAleer-Osborne
American Electric Telephone Co
Tim van Antwerp
Sparland
Tim
the Telephone Co
Ed Grave
John Burner
Wid
John
Whitefield Township
John Remley
Gertie Remley
Mary Taylor
R. R. Taylor
Wm. Armington
Jerome Cray
Lacon Journal
Free Advice to Women by Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass
Women suffering from any illness are invited to contact Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. Letters are read and answered by women. Thousands have benefited from her confidential guidance and a free 80 page Text Book is available by mail from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
REIELD CORNERS STORE OFFERS CUT PRICES ON GOODS
William True announces price reductions on staples including sugar flour canned vegetables and fruit under a store wide sale. The ad lists sugar flour canned goods cereals nuts rice and tea with marked discounts and mentions weekly grind and disc sharpening services starting January 1 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reield Corners
William True
Brazil
Japan
SOUTH MILO SOCIAL NOTE REPORTED VISITS
The report lists a series of local visits and social activities. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Austin, Frank Applen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Swineman, George Hall and family, Tennus, Reverend Vandervoort, Mrs. Roy Stone and Glenn, Allan Moffitt, Mrs. Keller and children, Charlie Reid, Harry Moore, Mrs. George Barker, and the Ladies Aid. It notes a cattle sale and a sick listed person, with events spanning Monday to Saturday and a Brad ford Woodman supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Milo
Charlie Austin
Bradford
Frank Applen
Adel
Charlie Swineman
George Hall
Miss Tennus
Wm. Salisbury
Rov. Vandervoort
John McClane
MI-DNA and MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets Ad
T. J. Segraves sells MI-DNA claimed to improve blood vitality and nerve strength. The ad promotes MI-O-NA stomach tablets as a tonic for indigestion and restless nights, offering a free trial and a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Segraves
T. J.segraves
Henry Republican
Booth
Buffalo
N. Y
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Bie Wretace Gay
New York
Eva Ey A
Bears
Superior
Marseilles
International Gas Engines
Royal Mineral
C. M. McLaughlin
Sparland Department
Sparland Personals
C. B. Rader
Lewisburg
W. Va
A. J .Ironmonger
Bertha Lawless
South Whitefrield
Enos Odell
Milby Marshall
Guy Moore
Marshall
Tommy Farling
Lewis Crook
Baby
Pekin
Taylor
George Holler
Oscar Holler
John Klein
Delber Marshall
Horrom Hunt
Hunt
Ely
Scott Osborne
Joseph Hill
Blanche Farling
Little Willie
Alex Weis
Nightwonger
Bonham School
A. K. Smith
Erie
A. J. Ironmonger’s
T.J. Segraves
Lawn Ridge
Circuit Court In Session
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