Mystic Workers and Town Happenings Reported
Community notices include meeting reminder for Mystic Workers on Friday, local visits by Mrs. Olson and Elmer, church plans with Rev. Vivian at Toulon, and changes to B Y P A meeting day. Summer weather arrives with winds and dust, a storm, injuries, and hospital plans for Katie Zint. B Y P A changes, social earnings exceed 12 dollars, and Bess Tanquary wins in Peoria Journal contest with Yellowstone Park trip planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic
Olson
Peoria
Elmer
Henry Republican
Elmer Frisbey
Willie Frisbey
Tuthill
Trumpeter
Flora
Oscar
Cylde McLaughlin
McLaughlin Bros
Vivian
Toulon
Invitaa
Maloney
Chamberlain
Lacon
Vernon Combs
Kewanee
Edith Wetzel
Clara Haskins
Harry Marshall
Delavan
Katie Zint
Sparland
St. Francis Hospital
Bessie Tanquary
Peoria Journal
Europe
Yellowstone Park
Lost pocket book found on street and return requested
A ping bag containing a small pocket book with 4 dollars 85 cents is found. The owner, a poor girl who works hard, asks the finder to return it to Mrs. Wallace Hoadley for prompt handover. The note ends with a plea to do unto others as you would be done by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Hoadley
Methodist Church
Henry Haskins
God Is Loyve
Peoria
Bert McLaughlin
Chessman
Watt Duncan
Hoadley
Essie and
Warren
Lizzie Simpson Anna
Edna Lynch
Charles Wabel
Local visits and church notes from Peoria to Sparland
Miss Ambro Wilmot and Miss Edna Carpenter travel through Peoria with Miss Jennie Carpenter while Miss Bessie Wescott of Lacon visits the Scoons. Rev Black preaches at Elmira Friday. Epworth League hosts a hard times social at town hall Tuesday with a tackiest dress prize and lunch. Edith Leigh returns from Charlesburg after teaching at Broaddus University. Mrs. Black and Mrs. Elliott of Nebraska are mentioned among various visits and family notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambro Wilmot
Sro
Edna
Jennie Carpenter
Peoria
Bessie Wescott
Lacon
Mary
Alice ‘Scoon
Charles Carroll
Chillicothe
Tames Hastings
Blanch Davidson
Watseka
U. P
Rev. Black
Elmira
Epworth League
Town Hall
Edith Leigh
Charlesburg
W. Va
Broaddus University
Anna
Edna Lynch
Sparland
B. F. Packingham
Black
Sterling, Kas
Elliott
Nebraska
Cyrus Root’s
Miss Steele
Hull
Lively Maine Letter Praises Dr King’s New Discovery
Lester M. Nelson of Naples Maine writes that Dr King’s New Discovery helped his coughs and colds and even saved his life. The product has stood for almost forty years as a preventive of pneumonia and healer of weak lungs. Sold at A J Ironmonger’s drug store with a guarantee, 50 cents and one dollar, trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester M. Nelson
Naples
Maine
Dr. King
A. J. Ironmonger
Warm Saratoga Weather With Social Updates
Weather in Saratoga is warm with frequent showers. Local residents report visits and illnesses including Jennie Clark and Mrs Corcoran while others travel to Peoria and Lafayette. A strawberry supper raised 21.37 with 21 kept by the sexton, and upcoming events include a Ladies Aid meeting July 2 and a Camp Grove hall home talent play June 27 with ice cream service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johnson
Peoria
Tina Hawksworth
Bradford
Corcoran
Gus Hawksworth
Sparland
Reed Hollingsworth
Camp Grove
Kennedy
Lafayette
Edward Kermeen
Henry
Will McAtee
Isaac Sutton
Camp Grove Hall
Saratoga News Notes Sunday Services and Local Visits
Mrs John Corcoran is poor today. Wm Doheny visited the Gubbins home. James OBrien and family spent Sunday with his father. Wm Hennessey and family called on the Corcoran home. Thomas Duke was a business caller last week. Ivan Webber visited home folks Sunday. Lizzie Park of Nabb Ind Ine Copple and Wm Darling were Sunday guests of T FE Salisbury. Sunday was Children s day with a fine program including a Rose drill by eight girls and violin trio. Charles Thumma visited Peoria and attended the Woodman picnic. Harry Hatch visiting Bradford. David Dwyer and Mr Gould horse buyer passed through. Mabel Sutton closed her Doyle district school for summer. Mrs John Lawless poorly with typhoid symptoms. Joe Clark s state in Bradford paper. glad he is safe in the arms of Lady King and Major Gill. W R Ward of Dyersburg Tenn certifies Foley s Ortho Laxative for chronic constipation as a practical remedy. A J Iron monger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
John Corcoran
Wm. Doheny
Gubbins
James O’brien
Wm. Hennessey
Corcoran
Thomas Duke
Ivan Webber
Lizzie Park
Nabb
Ind
Ine Copple
Wm. Darling
T. FE
Salisbury
Prof. Allen
Charles Thumma
Peoria
Harry Hatch
Bradford
David Dwyer
Gould
Mabel Sutton
Doyle
John Lawless
Joe Clark
Lady King
Major Gill
Notable Local Read but Few Concrete Events
South Whitefield reports a sick baby with membranous croup at the father's home. A March postal-like local note details neighbors visiting, farm help, and a damaging Saturday night storm that ripped roofs and felled trees, with recovery updates for Miss Virginia Lane and several community members.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Foot Sore in Georgia
Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochan Ga reports a painful instep sore healed by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. He bought the 25 cent box at A J Ironmonger's drug store under a guarantee and achieved a perfect cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Moore
Cochan
Bucklen
A. J. Ironmonger
Center Area News and Notices from Lundy
One child cut a hand on a mower last Tuesday. Center Ladies Aid meets July 1 with Mrs. Yarger. John Klein has repainted his house and quarantine ends. No new cases remain. hope this is the last. Residents shell corn. Sunday School plans Children’s Day on June 28 at the church, postponed for Whitefield meetings. Many attend Whitefield tent meetings. Mr. McCullough speaks well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Hofer
Center Ladies’ Aid
Wm. Yarger
John Klein
Center
Whitefield
McCullough
Probate Court actions and various court notices
Probate matters include guardian sale for Maurice 5 and skatteen Breen minors with bonding and real estate decree. Delinquent tax sale hearing on Chicago & Alton and Atchison routes. objections sustained. Nash pleads guilty to obtain money by false pretenses. fined five dollars and thirty days jail. Final reports and settlements for deceased estates, including Schmillen, Adams, Feazel, Shafer, Schuster, Bell, and Mary Ann Bell. Marriage licenses listed for multiple couples across Illinois and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice
Skatteen Breen
Guardian
J. H. Magoon
Frank A. Barr
Chicago & Alton Railway Company
Atchison, Euseka & Santa Fe Railway Company
State
Elizabeth Feazel
Antonio Shafer
George Schuster
Elizabeth Schuster
Mary Ann Bell
William H. Bell
William Henry Bell
C. E. Smith
Joseph Fischer
Lena Rich
Wenona
Joseph L. Hecker
Chicago
Mary C. Stanton
George F
Callis
Geneva
Neb
Libbie B. Hunt
Henry
Rollo G. Donnelly
Streaver
Emma A. Monaghan
Lacau
Fred V. Vivian
Scotland
Grant Province
Ontario
Canada
Maud I. D. Kelly
Bennington
Gail Hatton
Belle Plain
Ella Isom
la Rose
Orley Watson
Margaret Worthington
Streator
John McMillan
Spartana
Ana Bertha Kahn
Best Pills Ever Sold and Town News Briefs
Ayscue of Ingleside lauds Dr King s New Life Pills at 25c in local drug stores. Town boosts 4th of July celebration with about 800 dollars raised. Frank Shipley Rob Livingston buy a Rambler auto. Albert Peterson orders one. Artesian well work paused due to pipe failure, expected days to resume. Comic exchange: clerk questions summer vacation in a hammock back yard sunburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
B. F. Ayscue
N. C
A. J. Ironmonger
Toluca
Frank Shipley
Rob Livingston
Chicago
Albert Peterson
Runaway wagon accident in South Milo injures Frank Austin
Frank Austin, born to Mr and Mrs Frank Barkman on June 19, sustained a broken collar bone when a runaway wagon bound two gates and threw him from the vehicle. He was treated by Dr. Chrisman and is recovering. The horses were unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Barkman
Frank Austin
Charlie Austin
Chrisman
Milo
Messrs
M. E. Sunday School
Ed Monier
Sutherland Place
Wasatusa's Kid Trotting Stallion for Service at Saratoga
The stallion Wasatusa's Kid, sired by Dan Onward and dam Nutwood, records 2:22, stands at stud in Saratoga for the current season. He is three years old, well bred and described as good sized and gaited. Fee set at fifteen dollars for a living colt, per Henry Applen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Nutwood
Wasatusa
Seven Plumes
Little Silver
McGregor Chief
Cressus
Waskawee
Saratoga
Henry Applen
Henry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marshall County
Ilinois
South Dakota
Whitehouse & McDonald Investment Co
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
John Sparkes
Gome
Johnston Lumber CO
Wistrand
Benjamin Moore
Sparland, Dll
William A. Smith
Chicago Veterinary Chicago
Illinois
Sparland Department
Sparland Personals
Will Riddle
Irving Parsons
Ed Corcoran
Willie
The
Mystic Workers’ Social
LA Prairie
Tom McAleer
Belle Doyle
Jennie Clark
W. R. Ward
Dyersburg
Tenn
Foley
A J
South Whitefield
David Taylor
Benny Hunt
Charley
David Huffman
George Moore
C. L. Klein
George Pace
Marshall
John Marshall
Pennsylvania
Will Fountain
J. DeWalt
Little Folka
M. C. Marshall
Charles Aukland
LUNDY
Scott
Goc
Court House News
SOUTH
Hyram L
Berganz
Putnam
Ill
Tommy Door
McGregory Chief
Col. Young
California
J. H. Williams
Wasatusa’s Kid
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