Miss Stephenson Closes School and Wedding News Amid Local Notes
The town notes Miss Stephenson closes her school next Friday to arrange an exhibition and teach her pupils in spring. Miss Janlo Kermeon wed Rev Seaman last Wednesday and becomes Mrs Porter Martin of Saratoga. Ella remains a comfort to her parents as farm moves and rental changes occur. A doctor recounts a carriage accident while Jonnto Montor and Anna arrive from Missouri to teach in James Smith's district. A town hall meeting formed a five member committee to promote road work. Locals worry about the absent male carrier and his erratic schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Jarobike
M. E. Church
M. ¥. James
Misa Ida Scott
W. McPheeters
C. Gale
R.B Coudlett
Richland
Missouri
M. E
R. D Russell
Frank Bernard
Peoria
la Blond
Mra Bell Voglesang
Congregational Church
Battery B
Mia V
Mra Wright
R. A. Wright
Misa Ella Renshaw
Scranton
Green County
Iowa
Grey Eagle
Lacon and
Henry
Sparland Tile Factory Ia
Col McClanahan
Silas Cartwright
M. Tanner
M M. Sherburne
Sullivan
J M Sherburne
Atore
J Parker
Brigas House
Second Street
D L Anderson
Massachusetts
D Me. Donough
Deo 'Warbill
A. J Athny
James White
Ella
Pat McGillie
Jonnto Montor
Anna
Galva
James Smith
RBR
Local church growth and sudden death shock town
The community notes continued church interest with five new members while a sudden death of Dr S8tipp’s wife and mother to a young boy stirred sorrow. Other items include residents moving, courting rumors, travel plans, and health updates for several townspeople. Theodore Weston’s death at twenty in Denver prompts condolences, and local households adjust to new residents and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S8tipp
Harry
Princeton
O P. Carroll
Alok
Mat
Fred Cook
Michigan
Ohio
New York
John Chambers
Abram Dawson
Michael Kogan
E. L. Cook
Cook
Sels
Hennepin
Phidander
Weston
Theodore
Annie Weston Stebbing
Ebon Weston
Denver
Col
Ottawa
Geo. H Stebbins
Stabbing
Chambers
W. H. Wheeler
Albert Stickel
Weiliepe
Local notes share sickness and travel happenings
William Matthews returns home from Valparaiso with measles causing concern for his health. Maud Bacon recovers from measles after Chicago study. Minnie Shields visits her sister near Lostant, Mrs 5. F. Ransom. Mrs Travis injured in a fall, saved by a sack of potatoes. Walter Trone loses a colt to stomach inflammation. Neighbors plan garden and bonnet making as spring nears. A group attends a G A R camp fire with a jovial mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Matthews
Valparaiso
Ind
Simeon Filgexhiats
Minnie Shields
Lostant
5. F. Ransom
Maud Bacon
Chicago
Walter Trone
Uae
Mra Thos
Philson
Iowa
STOGA
Milo residents scatter to Iowa and beyond
Ed Sutherland and Dick Hay load household goods and depart for Iowa. Three percent of Iowa families traceable to Milo, mainly in Dallas county. Others travel for funerals, health, or visits, with several names and destinations across Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, and Colorado noted. The Milo community reports improving illnesses and tax deadlines approaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sutherland
Dick Hay
Bradford
Iowa
Milo
Dallas County
Mrs Southern
Rock Island
Mrs Bean
Mrs Muir
Lacon
John Bean
John Brown
Beverly Oakes
Colorado
Washington Fulkerson
York State
Wm. Steinhauer
Canton
Theodore Titzel
Avon
Fulton County
James Gudgel
Tlekilwa
James Robinson
Kansas
Mr. Kebs
Putnams
Milo, Wheatland & Indiantown Insurance Company
Henry Stever
Lowa
Robert Hines
Hancock County
Joshua
Death of William R. Townsend Prominent Rochester Lawyer
The Rochester dailies report the death of William R. Townsend Esq brother of Mayor J C Townsend a leading Rochester lawyer. Courts adjourned on the news and a memorial session of the Monroe County bar followed with tributes to a man of wit generosity and tender heart. Funeral services were held February 22 at Lake Avenue Baptist Church and he was laid to Mt Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
William R. Townsend
J. C. Townsend
Monroe County
Lake Avenue Baptist Church
A. J. Barrett
Mt. Hope
Rochester Tribune
William K. Townsend
Wordine for Farmers and Mechanics
Advert announces Electric Bitters as a health aid for biliousness and debility with a 5 cent bottle price. It notes selling location Cra mwell. A separate item reports a would be assassin, a crank named McLean, attempted to shoot Queen Victoria Friday last and was arrested. no inspiration claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wortune
Cramwell
McLean
Queen Victoria
Guiteau
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George Burt, JR
Marshall County
Mohenry Lodge
AE Gee
Story
J G
Bakeram
W H Jones
Regulator
City Drug Store
Hamilton
DRS Kalb & & Hamilton
Dr Kalb
Bia
Main Street
Nolise Hamiliton
John Whitney
H Hattan
Hysician and Surgeons
North 1Lth Street
St Louis
Wall Vista
S C Snyder
Geo Motter JR
All Venta
Koone
Baker
Trou
Charles Davis
DE Omcepathic
Henry Reader
Whitefeld Cornere
Marshall Co
R. R. Tallen Ures
City Hotel
Joan and Insurance Agency
Mopey
Lifr
I A. Hutchins
Perlettorney
LAW _ AND NOTAR
Edward Street
Fred
Potterttorney AT Law
Edwards and
Second Sts
C. Jones
Marshall
Weis
R.H. Waterfall
Stice OF the Peace
Edwards
Jr Coe
I Ach
H. H. Kirchman
J. H. Jones
Rodney
Southdams St
Peoria, Ill
Ron
Duke Brothers
Cretclans
Deering
Hoss Farm
Irothelas
W.F. Sievers
Edwards ST. Market
Koopa
John Schurr
Gunsmith
genRy
Tozac Sigase
Expres
Cull Ver Well
Culverwell Medical CO
Ann Ht
Postoffice
Bor
Benny Republican
Neighborhood News
Sparland
John Henry
Wif
Streator
Samuel Clift
Coleman
Marcus Elliott
Columbus Kays
Barney Bei
McFadyn
Roger Rowe
Whitefield
Finley Graham
Missouria
Slater
Marcus Ellinté
Wenona
Irwin Graham
Wenoona
G. Gardiner
C. C. Barnes
K. Ward
Kary Dip
Varna
Marshall County Temperance Alliance
M E
Samuel Croft
Henry Miss Dee Dixon
Lostantie
Hagg
Frank Helm
Ong
March
Ira Stateler
Crawford Ong
Matland
Allen
Venona
Cricket
Saratoga
Willy
Mra. J. Matthews
W. BR. Townsend
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