Our Sister Towns and Local Notes From Wenona Area
Reynolds and Hagg sold their Wenona elevator to I G Jones of El Paso and turned possession March 1. Thomas Danaher will accompany Buffalo Bill to the old world this season and the Paris exposition. Sam Horner shot his first ducks of the season near the woolen mill. Harley Sanger of Lacon, involved in a fatal public incident last spring, was seen in Henry. Mrs William Fisher, aged 81, of Lacon, died in Tseon after apoplexy, leaving seven daughters. A Varna News item reports alleged incest and abuse in Possoni Hollow, Hopewell township, with a daughter bearing two illegitimate children and facing brutal labor. editor AR DeFrient condemns the abuse. Chamberlain's Pain Balm credited by AR DeFrient for rheumatism relief. offered by Dr Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds & Hagg
Wenona
I’ G Jones
el Paso
Thomas Danaher
Sam Horner
Horner
Sone
Harley Sanger
Lacon
Rose
Henry
Harley
William Fisher
Tseon
Allen Ford
Pisher
Mre Ford
Varna
Possoni Hollow
Hopewell Township
Regulatore
Dollotti
Clear Creek
Local notes and church events in Arland area
Repairs underway at the Hamilton home with Apollograph moving in. Parker, Buckley injury update, and town hall meeting Friday night to nominate local officials. Baptist church plans a Saturday entertainment to raise funds. Tabor Zimmerman preached Wednesday and left on the 12:30 train to Iowa to be near his late wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor Zimmerman
The
Baptist Church
Iowa
Relief in Six Hours from New Great South American Kidney Care
A claim that the New Great South American Kidney Care reliefs distress in six hours for kidney and bladder issues in men and women. It supposedly eases water retention quickly and offers prompt pain relief. Sold at Dr Powell's drug store.
Social notes from Varna and surrounding towns in Magnolia area
Varna Dr Taylor of Magnolia visited Monday. Clarice Hickman appeared in Lacon Friday and Saturday. Clas Spires travels to Chicago with his ager. Ma Stucker visited Mr and Mrs Alder last week. Sir Woodward of Ottawa was in town on business. Ora Hickman returned home from school. Geo Conrad of Toluca was in town Saturday and Sunday. Glenns, Marion Traver and Hawkins family returned to the ridge. Myers Kohler and MS Norton shipped hogs to Chicago Saturday. Ross Parrett will clerk for O R Swanson. Lewis Brown will learn telegraphy. E Mills of Magnolia brought and shipped draft horses Saturday. The opening bringe changes noted. The P O barber shop and A B Conklin store change location. Mrs A B Conklin to add spring millinery in room vacated by Mrs W O McCullough. Corp Chas M Rickey of Bellefontaine, Ohio visits Essie Parker Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Ridge
Myers Kohler
Norton
Chicago
Ross
Parrett
O. R Swanson
Lewis Brown
E Mills
Magnolia
P.O
Conklin
McCullough
Corp _Chas_M_ Rickey—of
Bellefon_taine
Ohio
Essie Parker
South Whitefield Notes Show Local Moves and News
South Whitefield items report Cornell driving cattle in rain, Christman working for Merritt, and various visits and relocations. Harry Bonham improves after an accident, Pettit family moves to Watford Bonham heirs’ farm, Deibar Marshall may go to Colorado, and a plush laprobe goes missing between Sherwood Merritt and Hunt. Grandma Jacobs injures toe. Mrs Betts recovers from paralysis. Philip Houston leaves for New York City. Chalmer Burson travels to Marshalltown then San Luis Valley. locals speculate on a possible marriage observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Whitefield
Hn Cornell
John Christman
Merritt
Wm Jacobs
Henry
Charlie-Updegraif
Sparland
Anna Wunder
Minnie Kline
Effie Waughop
Mark Bonham
Red Oak
Iowa
Harry
Harry Bonham
Royce
Deibar Marshall
Colorado
Delbar
Sherwood Merritt
Hunt
Jacobs
Charlie
John Betts, Sr
A. A. Bonham
Philip Hi
Ohalmer Burson
Marshalltown
Lewis Sapp
San Louis Valley
Chalmer
Resignation of School Director D Bonham Ends Long Service
On March 1, the school director D Bonham, who has served over thirty years, handed in his resignation. The official board was invited to meet at his home that evening and friends visited with Miss Emily who has taken the place of mother. The Bonham household is praised as cheerful and comfortable as they prepare to move to Henry noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Bonham
I W Waughop
Emily
Henry
Sound Liver Cure Promised by Herbines Remedy
An advertisement claims Herbines can cure liver and bowel disorders and alleviate bilious symptoms. It asserts proper liver function guards against poisons in the blood and promotes digestion with a claimed liver medicine. Free trial bottles are offered at Dr Powell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Powell's
Whithfield Center Notes And Local Updates
Mra Wable is very ill with the trip. Hisse Bill buys an organ from Stever of Henry. The funeral of Mr Yerger was held at Center church Monday. Joseph Harrington's children Lulu Laura and James are ill. John Thompson owns a grapho phone entertaining customers. A wedding is reported for the 22d but details are unsure. The paper predicts a unity of some sort two weeks from issue, with bells to ring on that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whithfield Center
Mra Wable
Hisse Bill
Stever
Henry
Whitefield Corners News Highlights and Local Notes
Bell Higgins reports from Bt Joseph as 2 Geo Griswold sawed wood last Thursday Ay. Bertha Tanquary returned home last week. Japiors are reminded of officer elections next Sunday afternoon. Many residents suffer relapses from the grip with changing weather. Leo Brokaw is home for spring work after quitting Henry High at winter’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Higgins
Bt Joseph
Geo Griswold
Bertha Tanquary
Japiors
Noueus
Leo Brokaw
Henry
Lorm
Family Visits and Local News From Whitefield
Grandma Longman visits Mesdames Lane and Trne and Mrs Balleyment with children for a one night stay due to bad roads. W. W. elects officers at Mrs Pershing’s home with President Mrs Swift and others. Pastor relies on crutches as foot swelled, preaching on one foot. Mr McKeon family moves to Lone Tree and L Anderson farm. Ben Lutes moves to Melick farm. Worthington moves to cottage schoolhouse area. Whitefield community will miss them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Longman
Mesdames Lane
Trne
Balleyment
Mra Lane
Lemons
W. W
Pershing
Mra
C. Swift
Geo Snell
Mra A. Brokaw
Dr Pershing
McKeon
Mellok
Lone Tree
L.anderson
Wm Reinhart
Whitefield
Ben Lutes
Melick
Worthington
Cottage Schoolhouse
Burial of Mr Yerger Sr and local notices in Putnam area
The article lists community happenings including the burial of Mr Yerger Sr of Saratoga at Center M E Cemetery on Monday at eleven, a sickly Mr Bonn, and reduced school days due to Miss Payton's illness. It notes arrivals and relocations, ill children Meg and Leura Harrington, a death of Walter Bogner's little son, and readers urged to subscribe to The Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerger
Saratoga
Center M E
Bonn
A. Stadb
Sol Nightwanger
Clark Ball
Ball
Miss Payton
Rank Farling
Putnam Town
Joe Harrington
Meg
Leura
Peoria
Walter-Bogner
Henry
Wes
Camp Grove News Long List of Local Happenings
Ed Daniels recovers from grippe while Pete Grean buys a team from Wo Dann and Robbie Atchison visits Fayette. Dr Malone and wife shop for furniture in Henry. John Sliver moves to a Monroe Locke farm on the east side. Eliza Gibson returns from Sparleud visit. Walter Malone buys a bay team near Canton after mare loss. The sick at Henry Kahler’s improve amid multiple illnesses in the household. Patrick Fagan’s funeral held at Camp Grove Catholic Cemetery. he died of pneumonia near Saratoga. Postmaster rotation at Walter Davidson’s shop not yet announced. Jank CulTon rent rumor denied. bids to rent the Bradford store vary. Grain-O advertised as coffee substitute with digestive and nerve benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Grove
Ed Daniels
Grippe
Pete Grean
Forse
Wo Dann
Robbie Atchison
Fayette
Winans
Dr Malone
Henry
Waterdott’s
John Sliver
Monroe Locke
Eliza Gibson
Sparleud
Wm Malone
Canton
Billy
Henry Kahbler
Patrick Fagan
Camp Grove Catholic Cemetery
Garret Fagan
Saratoga
Walter Davidson
Chase
Ient
Jank Culton
Bradford
Local Notes and Social News from Chillicothe
Alvin Anderson Putnam visits town as grange set to meet next Saturday at 2. Several illnesses and relocations noted. Easter sociable planned at the flat in April. Courting and wedding notices include Downey and Mina Lucas at Hennepin and Mamie Wheeler and Charles Beckle wedding in Peoria with heavy guest attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Anderson
Chillicothe
Grange
Condit Grady
John Ball
Putnam
J M Williams
Joseph Kelso
Walnut
W L. Kelso
Hennepin
Frank Brake
Princeton
the Enders
Bear
Plano
Lowa
Roy
J & Downey
Bride
Chas Loter
Roanoke
J RB Robinson
Taliaferro
Mra Perry
Peoria
ME Church
Dennis McEvoy
Geo Wheeler
J .L. Downey
Mina Lucas
Edith Northrup
Frightful Blunder Promises Pain Cure Salve
Quack ad offers Buaklen’s Arioa Salve claiming it heals burns and all skin ailments. It promises rapid relief for fever sores ulcers boils felons carn, with a 25 dhsp box and care guarantee. Sold by pe Powell.
Magnolia Town Gossip Hits The Streets Again
In Magnolia Burl Roberta is seen in town, Fred Heenan visits, Mrs Mansie Treacy return home, and Aunty Bowers declines health. Cora Denthalon heads to Chenoa Minit friends, traveling salesman 225 Moses. John Dean hosts Mr Hager from the east. Mary Ray is sick and Alice Otto fills in at school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl Roberta
Fred Heenan
Mansie
Treacy
Bowers
Cora Denthalon
Chenoa
Moses
John Dean
Hager
Mary Ray
Alice Otto
Magnolia Ladies Bazaar and Dinner Event
Margarite Kennedy and Mrs Ids Fank host guests for a Magnolia Ladies Aid bazaar preview. A millinery rack, kitchen and garment booths, and a confectionery stand propel Friday events with a street fair dinner, 100 cent admission, and a Masonic Hall evening program featuring Speechin by the Boy Wonder and the Vocal Vorde quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margarite Kennedy
Ids Fank
Genavieve
Helen
Celig Spencer
Sperier
Magnolia
Putnam ‘County
Boy Wonder
N‘ Fast Mail
Four Gentlemen
Motion
Local visitors and social notes from town gathering
George McGee and wife visited town last week. Geo Barr and wife stayed with Mrs Geo Davis on Thursday. Charles Bush of Hennepin visited Jerry Stansell. Emma Clark returned from Chicago and plans to open a Tonico shop soon. Mrs James Laughlin of Princeton visited Nettie Mo Nabb. Edgerton was ill and Roscoa Barrett led services. Eddie Guno led the GE meeting. Amelia Bishop hosted about twenty four children for games and treats. The young folks presented a play titled No G g and plan to raise funds for an organ, with about $60 raised so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seres McGee
Aick
George McGee
Geo Barr
Geo Davis
Charles Bush
Hennepin
Jerry Stansell
Emma Clark
Chicago
Tonico
James Laughlin
Princeton
Nettie Mo. Nabb
Edgerton
Local Court Attendance and Community Notes
Oor sick shows slow recovery while J B Albert attends court this week. Harvey Lorneo enjoys a two week vacation at home. Mrs Chashalmer hosts her Oklahoma daughter. Gus Deininger the contractor relocates to Florida. Ray Darley and Iris Keasling attend the Hard Times social last Friday. Route Peterson delivered goods for W A Morris after Henry Saturday. Henry Cassell and wife moved to a new home. Mr and Mrs James Chance and daughter Mabel attend Wheeler wedding at Putnam. The Hard Times social drew few due to bad weather and road conditions. Harvey Larnes joined Dr Taylor visiting the sick and contemplates medical study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oor
J B Albert
Harvey Lorneo
Chashalmer
Oklahoma
Gus Deininger
Florid
Ray Darley
Iris Keasling
Peterson
Henry
W A Morris
Henry Cassell
Henorniture
James Chance
Mabel
Wheeler
Putnam
Harvey Larnes
Dr Taylor
Harvey
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