World’s Fair Happenings and Local Socials Highlight Week
Prof J R Bouton plans to attend the World’s Fair next Monday. Mrs Rhoda McClanahan returned from Kansas City last Saturday. About 18 World’s Fair tickets were sold Monday morning. Angie Baughman and Annie Tim mons visited Chicago for the fair. Mrs Gimmerman traveled to Washington to see her sisters. Agent H C Tricle takes a two week vacation and will visit the fair. Emma Maxwell and Minnis Simmons received honors Monday morning. Sunday night featured a Children’s Columbian program and the M E church offered a patriotic and religious program. A lawn social is planned in the school park next Friday evening with refreshments. everyone invited.
Saratoga Resident Burt Cassel Lands in Sunday Heirloom Call
Reading via South Weisetibild, DS Jetunt reports Burt Cassel of Saratoga suffers rheumatism yet again and urges relatives to gather on Sunday for a family call.
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South Weiesetibild
Jetunt
Burt Cassel
Saratoga
Local residents gather for social events and notices
Clara and Leslie Waughop spend the week in Chicago. Mary and Elia Hunt visit brothers L. C. and T.8. Hunt. Grandma Jacobs is ailing. Miss Emily Bonham of Des Moines visits her parents. Mrs Bickerman and daughter visit Mrs Adolph Kline. Funeral described as small coffin. mother mourns. Mr and Mrs Edward Burson visit. Mrs Smith canvasses for two books. Memorial service attended at Saratoga M E Church. Quarterly meeting at the Grove. stewards to visit. Mrs Wm McGee remains ill. George Snell and family travel to Chicago for the fair. Mrs Oliver Wright ill with la grippe affecting eyes. possible Peoria specialist. Artie Swift and wife visit Henry and Princeton relatives. Writer defends last letter to Times. Willing Workers plan ice cream social June 21. Grange picnic at La Prairie town hall June 17 with State Lecturer Oliver Wilson. Grange called meeting June 17.
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Clara
Leslie Waughop
Chicago
Mary
Elia Hunt
L. C
Hunt
Grandma Jacobs
Emily Bonham
Des Moines
Ions
Bickerman
Henry
Adoph Kline
Edward Burson
Ivery
Californinia
Clara Smith
Ons
Columbus
Columbia
T. ‘Do Witt Talmage
Smith
Frank Martin
Willis Waughop
Saratoga M. E
Saratoga
Stirling Peterson
Nightwanger
Naval
Trip
the Grove
Wm McGee
George Snell
Oliver Wright
la Grippe
Peoria
Artie Swift
Emma
Princeton
Wm Atwood
Clark Swift
Clauson
Sugar Grove
Grange
la Prairie Town Hall
Oliver Wilson
Granger
The
Artour
Whitefield Cornes and Local Visit Notes
Joel Fosdick visited relatives here last week. Arthur True plans a house warming this week. Frank Bates and family from Oceola visiting Mrs John Schleof and family. Mrs Jay Walker returns to Peoria Wednesday from Dr Willis's. J B Dille of Farmington visited. Fannie and Winnie will visit soon. Will Weigh attended Henry commencement Friday night and praised the program. Ed Knapp and family attended church last Sabbath and hope to return.
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Joel Fosdick
Arthur True
Frank Bates
Oceola
John Schleof
Jay Walker
Willis
Peoria
J.B. Dille
Farmington
Fannie
Winnie
Will Weigh
Henry
Ed Knapp
Fair Week Notes and Church Events Log
Harry and Will Scott attend the fair this week. Children's day is Sunday at the M E church. Mr J Carter visited Center Sunday. he works for Dodd Brothers in Saratoga. M E church plans a strawberry festival Tuesday. Mrs Estella Perkins of VanOrin visits her parents. Rev Thomas Martin preached at the center Sunday for Mr Ward. the congregation enjoyed the sermon. Rev Ward is improving though rheumatism slows him. hopes to resume duties soon. A good attendance at the fair includes Richard Davidson J Smith and A P Webber. R McCullough has his house painted and looks nice. Robert has near completed a new barn.
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Harry
Will Scott
M. E
J. Carter
Dodd Brothers
Saratoga
Estella Perkins
VanOrin
Buresu Co
J.P. ‘Root
Thomas Martin
Ward
Richard Davidson
J. Smith
A. P. Webber
Suife
R. McCullough
Robert
Wonderful universal liniment advertised nationwide
An Atlantic to Pacific liniment claims to cure rheumatism neuralgia cuts sprains bruises wounds old sores burns sciatica sore throat sore chest and all inflammation after others fail It is said to heal barbed wire cuts and wounds with proud flesh It suits animals too Price 50 cts Sold at Dr Powell's drug store.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Lakes
Gulf
Magnolia News Briefs and Obituary Summary
Magnolia news notes include the burial of Mrs. Pinkney Arnold at C P cemetery, a building loan talk by Mr Bell of Lacon, and upcoming Odd Fellows memorial at Magno lia M E church with Hon J E Taylor as orator. Community events feature family reunions at Mrs Zelah Fyffe’s, a strawberry and ice cream festival, a G A R hall box supper, church programs, and notices on visitors, illnesses, and local pursuits.
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Pinkney Arnold
C. P
Sandy
Bell
Lacon
Odd Fellows
M. E. Church
Magnolia
J. E. Taylor
Hennepin
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Illinois
A. McCaleb
Lockwood
Mary F. Lightheart
St Joe
Mattie Sharpless
Custer County
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Relief for Nasal Catarrh
An advertisement-style quotation from Mrs M A Jackson of Portsmouth New Hampshire claims Ely's Cream Balm cured long standing nasal catarrh after two bottles. A second testimonial from C B McMillen of Sibley Jackson County Missouri says sores in the nose healed and he feels like a new man.
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Ely
M. A. Jackson
Portsmouth
McMillen, Sibley, Jackson Co
Social notes from Putnam community gathering
Mrs Frank Wood visited friends last Tuesday. M J McCormick of Chicago spent Sunday at home. Children’s day will be next Sunday at the M E B church. Walter Cook with mother and cousin arrived Saturday evening. Mrs Emma Bean visiting her daughter Mrs C L Loomis. Ida Davis or Henry visiting friends in the vicinity last week.
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Putnam
Frank Wood
M. J. McCormick
Chicago
M. EB
Walter Cook
Emma Bean
C. L. Loomis
Ida ~Davis
Henry
Insurance for bowel trouble remedy advertised in summer
An advertisement urges readers to purchase Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as 80 insurance against bowel complaints in summer. It promotes 25 or 50 cent bottles sold by J. W. Rice.
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J. W. Eice
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Henry, Hi R .&P.S
S. S. Clarke
Cottonwood
City Amics
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Clarke & CO. Dry Goodr
S. Adams Street
the Times
Whitefield Cornes
Ballard
G. A
Dilman
Frank Baker
Quincy
Baker
Frank
I. D. Phillips
Bloomington
Colin Spencer
Streator
Lotta Hannum
Mabel -of
Emma Davis
Pearl Lash
Bennington
T. F. Lash
Pendleton
Nettie
Tudie Massie
Wenona High School
Edward Spencer
Pooria
Mary Lightheart
McCaleb
Helen Purnell
Zelia Fyffe
Arnold
Frida
Cumberland Cemetery
Bliss
Durnham
Kewanee
William Robinson
Winnie Wood
George Sparling
LeMars
Iowa
Bicycle Club
William Ball
William Shields
Jennies Overholt
Greenfield
Mamie Wheeler
Jacksonville
Beshers
Eureka
Christian Church
Forrest
Fred Wheeler
A. B. Henkins
Ladies Aid Society
Buard
Freeman
Henry Market
Griswold
Patéenta
Preston
Seenentond Kanpateree
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