Parasol and wallpaper stock at E. H. Hutchins store
Local ads describe a large assortment of parasols fans and wall paper at E. H. Hutchins with notices of new linen and oils. Purchases include Humboldt washers priced at 6 75 after May 19 and various household goods sold by Eckhart & Hilb and E. C. Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Hutchins's
E. H. Hutchins
Humboldt
Chapman's
Lacon
E. C. Chapman
Thomas
A. N. Frank
W. Tupper Street
Buffalo
Local notices mix with church events and incidents
The town paper chronicles various items including shingling of a tenement on Main street, a strawberry and ice cream festival at the A F & A M lodge, and a centennial for Sunday schools at the ME church. It notes a court convening next week, weather impacts on events, vandalism to an ice house, and plans for a reporter social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Nagal Ia
Main Street
Lacon
Whitefield
Snachwine Lake
Canton
Henry
Calhoun J A Wooley
Snachwine
Calvin W Mateer
China
Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church
Henry Lodge A.F & A.M. Ho
Metatore
Evana
Snachwinn Lake
Frank Kleinhenz
Social Enemy
M E
Robert Ralkes
Gloucester
Ene
Dr. Vincent
C. David
Robert Rarkes
AL E. Sunday School Union
Local notes from Metamora and surrounding towns
Personal notices include Mrs I P Bush with diphtheria and Mrs Buchner visiting. Local events mention J B Mook decorating, Charley Bell's knee injury at Snider's slaughter house, a charity party by Mrs Cassell in Metamora, and enumerator Wikoff planning to interview girls. References to residents in Chicago Toledo and Lacon, a theft at R H Waterfall’s and a veteran nightwatch reinstated. Crop prospects and Nebraska excursion info wrap up the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. P. Bush
Earl
J. B. Mook
Buchner
John Whitney
C. C. Jones
Chicago
Mr. & C. Chapman
Lacon
John Ritzman
Toledo
Ohio
Charley Bell
Snider
Slaughter House
Tne
W J. Cassell
Metamora
T M. Shaw
J. A. Myers
George Mage
Huron Sole
Robert Clark
JD. Culton
Hitt
Colonel Stone
Henry
Wikoff
Garfield
Kalb
R M Stevene
Flora Worley
Red Ribbon Club
Mary Griest
Amos Griest
Peoria Democrat
Nowercome
CO Jones
Alyghta
R. H Waterfall
Second Street
Herbert M Rollins
Law Department
Union University
Albany
N. Y
New York State
Maassachusetts
Pennyslants
J D Weaver
Peoria Call
Ka Ho
T. A. McMorriis
Colorado
Fourth Judicial District
Thomas M Bowen
McMorris
el Paso
Denver Republican
Robert Bell
Mt. Palatine
Davis
Putnam County
Bfasnn Wilson
T. K. Billa
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Progressive Medical Society meeting at Ottawa May 28 observed
The Progressive Medical Society of the Illinois Valley met in Ottawa May 28 at 2 p.m. under Dr. Hattan with 12 doctors present. Members discussed membership changes, credentials for national meetings, and multiple medical cases including salicylic acid trials and cancer treatment, adjourned after a large tea and a lively discussion, with thanks to Dr. and Mrs. Beckwith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressives
Ottawa
Progressive Medical Society of the
Illinois Valley
Beckwith
Hattan
Peru
J. F. O'Neal
Florid
A. H. Hattan
J. ¥. O'Neal
Plarid
J. C. Kalb
Henry
A. Tosmer
Sparland
F. G. Gale
Lacon
Hudson
Strautor
Robinson
Mt. Palatina
Stout
Richards
Ryban
W. QO. Gaston
Low Point
Gale
Lavon
Pill, Dakin
Princeton
Alt
Palatine
Kalb
Streator
Seaton
Coresepon
Bilis
Missouri
State Medical Society of
Illinois
United States Medical Association
Springfield
National Medical Association
Chicago
Tesmoer
Win
Des Kalb
Yattan
Boskwwith
Steul
Lacontr
Dr. Beckwith
Beckwich
Canas
Br. i. Wala
F.C. Gale
Mra. Beckwith
Escanarios
Burr Robbins Show Promoted As Best On The Road At Henry
The Ashland Nebr Bee praises Burr Robbins Great American and allied Show as the best on the road. A June 16 Henry appearance features a grand street procession and a mile long parade with banners chariots and mounted performers. Robbins is described as a reputation solid businessman with a trusted troupe and clean show conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Robbins
Verman
Henry
Ashland
Robbing
Tie
Nebraska
Ehrichs Fashion Quarterly displays real summer costumes
Ehrichs Fashion Quarterly presents a chromo-lithograph of current summer costumes with full descriptions and prices. No. 1 walks in brown camel hair and polka dot satin priced at 47 dollars. No. 2 Sunrise in blue bunting and silk brocade priced 35. No. 3 drab silk combination at 28.50. largest dinner dress in garnet satin duchess at 145. A recent rain boosts crops across meadows and fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower Bart
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J. Watercott & Co
Arm and Hammer Brand
New York
Saleratus
Church & Co
Chirch & Co
R. E. Hills
H. J. Grawburg
Woodenwars
EES -Graveurg
Yabile Square
Henry Republican
Christian Manni
Youngstown
John Brown
Mr. Moon
M. Knox & Sox
M. Dg. In Council
Ruit
Emil Manski
Pooria
W. A. Culaon
Beavis
James FE
Murdien
Ella G. Clark
Ella
C Navia
Janee Ann
Robert Hall
Putnam
Peoria
Mary Giuest
Wanana
S Nathaniel P Green
Marshall County
Q Green
Covsackie
N Oy
Honofelal
Big Brother
Palimary
Green
Waliogk
Mira Hannah Fawell
Formeto Margit County
Maeatora
Mr. B
la Prairie
Name Church
Church Triumphant
Mr Green
Cooymaons
Albany County
Ruv
T Wilson
A J Jonon
Blue Ridge
Manunia Lodge
Lawn Stidge
Henry City MarbleWorks
F. E. Wagner
Illinois, Ptaitt
Castoria
Simmon
Simmons
J.H .&Ilin & CO
Philadelphia
All Drugaista
Thomas Duke
Paskell Livery Stable
Fobutte
THE
Hanna Wagon Works
W. A. Hanna
Comstock & Avery
Prom
Shaw
Mare Wala
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