Local notes from La Salle and surrounding towns
Community items report visits by Fred Barnes and Anna Short in Washburn, a pie social for Bethel school, and local family news. Judge McNabb presided in county court in Judge Wright’s absence. Belgian hare ventures begin among enterprising residents. teachers plan an Institute with lighthearted remarks about tropical distractions. Casual social events include a Longfellow birthday gathering and an Anti Cigarette league banquet in Winnego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauon
Spen Vnlay
la Salle
Oates
David Long
Peoria
McNabb
Hennepin
Wright
Fred Barnes
Wash-burn
Anna Short
Bethel
Mage Hanley
M. Barnes
C.D. Thomas
Laura Bell
JoMe McCleary
Longfellow
Anti Cigarette League
Wincago
Judge Shaw
Lucy d Gaston
Austio Hannum
E. R. _Aannum
Saratoga M. E
Helm v
Pleasantville
M. J
Normanioalth
Clarence B. Davis
Tanith
Lacon
Lucy Kenn
Inez Hall
Washington, D. C
McLinley
Lucy Hutchins
Thompson
Hhe
Sparland News Notes and Local Obituaries
Fred Vincent is improving and several residents are sick including Mra Timmons and Will Harney. Local property trades include Dey buying Charies Whales property and N W Makin purchasing the George Cook place. James Bedford’s funeral brings attendees from Chicago. Joseph Parsons dies of neuralgia of the heart. George Redford dies of pneumonia following an illness. Florence Buckley travels to Chicago for two months with aunt Mrs Kline. Helping Hand society to host a missionary tea March 26 at Mrs Clara Barr’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ‘Cook
Messrs Ridmour and Campbell
Clara Barr
Scott Osborn Jr
Claude Cartwright
James Wilson
F. A. Barr
John Baggs
Ph Robinson
Texas
Bedford
George Bedford
Svsil Wilson
B. Dey
George Joseph
Joseph Parsons
Joe
P.G
George Redford
Pneumonis
Local Notices From Sparland and Area Reach Out In Update
The column reports on community happenings in Sparland and nearby towns. It notes a burial at Sparland lodge 441 AF AM, family moves including Wilsons to Sparland, a young son born to Thomas McAleer and wife, and George Waup’s early duck hunting success. It mentions the funeral of Joseph Parsons, a photo of Louis L. Silvers, and Mt Bedford’s bereavement with Reverend Cloak leading services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Whiptefield
Dayton Lemsey
Scott Osborne
Wisconsin
Charley
Grandma Jacobs
Thomas McAleer
Wi Fountain
Iowa
Byons
Fort Horse
M Marshall
Hupt
Bureau County
B. F.bhaffer
Williamefield
Whitefield
George Waup
James Wilson
Sparland
Billy
Mr Baggs
Wilsons
Hi-D. Bonham
Joseph Parsons
Ante
Louis 1. Silvers
Philippines
Jacobs
Chillicothe
Henry
Mt. Bedford
A. Barr
W. Duncan
Steuben
Spurland Cemetery
Judge Richmond
Uncon
Untitled item on illness and home visit
A note reports J. O. Hill hosting an event amid a severe tonsillitis attack affecting Lundy, J. O. HM and Seale Pe Pearl wan. an agent of the Peorin Star was present at the home one day this week.
Dr Miles Offers Free $2.50 Heart Treatment Sample
A Chicago physician Dr Franklin Miles promotes a free $2.50 worth of his new heart and digestion treatment to readers. The ad cites testimonials from notable figures and urges sending for the sample with full directions to 201 to 209 State St Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Miles
M. D
Chicago
Miles
Grand Rapids
New York City
Philadelphia
W. Bell
Dayton
Ohio
Foreign Missions
Schoo
Union
Sarewell
P. Ross
Rush Medical College
Truman DeWotse
Chicago Times
Iferald
Freeport
J. C. Scott
Frank Smith
Wabash Ave
Aineton
State St
Family Welcomes Baby and Local Health Updates
Last week several families saw new arrivals while others faced medical concerns. Mr and Mrs Barney Swerts welcomed a baby girl as Hinkel prepares for a sister. Dayton Lemley’s son suffered a severe fall but Dr Pershing reported progress. Mark Hannum recovers after a recent operation though Mrs Hannum remains in Peoria for weeks. The little patient is at the Cottage Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Swerts
Hinkel
Ove
Dayton Lemley
Pershing
Mark Hannum
Hannum
Peoria
Cottage Ospital
Night Was Her Terror and Dr King’s Medicine
A reader from Alexandria Ind recounts coughing all night due to consumption but Dr King’s New Discovery cured her, claiming a 58 pound gain. The notice promotes the cough cold and lung remedy at 60c and 1.00, with a trial bottle free at Dr Powell's drug store North Hopewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Chas Applezate
Alexandria
Ind
Dr King
Dr Powell's Drug Store
North Saratoga Moves and Local Notes
North Saratoga items report Henry Mattlee and family moving to a new house while Rude Cunningham and others relocate from D Barker's. Bonshire relocates from Peoria County to W D Holmes's property. Mrs A Nicholls's son Julian recovers from a serious lung fever. Also a medicinal ad touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising one day cold cure with money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Henry_Mattlee
Cuuninghama
D. Barker
Bonshire
Peoria County
W. D. Holmes
Mra A. Nicholls
Julian
EE. W. Grove
Local Notices From Hennepin and Surrounding Area
W F Lamm P M is able to be out nearly every day when pleasant. G W Stouller of Tamapleo visited in Hennepin. L F Boyle sold his farm adjoining Hennepin to Aug Bonge for 14000. Wilbur Moon and Dr Matter of Henry were in Hennepin on professional business. The river ice slipped out Monday night causing little damage. L F Boyle has a public sale on Saturday March 23 featuring fine horses and cattle. Odd Fellows of Hennepin visited A T Paviance on his 78th birthday. The Rev Resignation of Congregational church pastor takes effect March 31. We regret Jose Bro France leaving for Iowa and wish him success in his new field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennepin
W.f-Lamm
P. M
G. W. Stouller
Tamapleo
L. F. Boyle
Wilbur Moon
Dr Matter of
Henry
Aince
Ross Durley
Congregational Church
Jose Bro. France
Iowa
A Certain Cure for Chilblains
Cure for chilblains frostbites and damp feet via Allen's Foot-Trodh-Base powder sold at druggists and shoe stores. Two cents. Sample free. Allen Olmstead LeRoy N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Olmstead
LeRoy, N. Y
Let Manhood Assert Itself Against Lost Vitality
The passage urges men to act today to cure blood and skin diseases and restore manly vigor. It speaks to thousands of men facing Lost Manhood from youthful indiscretions and stress, promising hope and a remedy for their condition and its impact on families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Powell
Free Consultation Promise for Cure Appeals to Men and Women
An advertisement promises free consultation and guarantees a cure for a range of chronic and sexual health issues. It urges readers to discuss their case confidentially, claims belief in scientific, thorough treatment, and targets both men and women with conditions including nervous debility, prostatic troubles, sexual disorders, and female ailments, touting avoidance of surgical methods.
Powell Electro Vacuum Therapy Practice Ad
Dr Vance M Powell sole owner of Powell IManalm air Electro Vacuum Treatment consulting and explanation PRB My Mica Plate X Ray Machine in the largest and best in the country Office rooms 2138 14 16 16 Masonic pele Adama street near A Schradz seven elevator Office hours Daily 9 30 am to 5 pm Evenings Wednesday and Saturday 7 to 8 20 pm Sunday 10 to 12 noon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell & Imanalmair
Masonic Pele
Adama Street
A. Schradz
Magnolia notes and town briefings prompt sickness and property moves
Phebe Bowers remains on the sick list as several children suffer chicken pox. Dr O F Taylor visited Hennepin. Mrs Clara Bishop returned from Whitefield. Odd Fellows sold their building to Henry parties. Mrs John Thornton visited Gardiner. Mane Tucker Bay returned from Minook. Ernest Bliss and Fred Hagg of Lostant were in town. Harry Hullbact ran the teles phone central during Ithel Bishop's absence. Charles Eddingfeld moved to the Holmes place west of town. Mrs George Keller attended James Ramage's funeral in Henry. Cora Dent builds a cottage for dressmaking with Phebe Bowers. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs S B Mitchell's Thursday. The group plans to attend Mrs Samuel Zebley and others to Whitefield for Mr Vannum's funeral. Mrs Chance of Spring Valley is new housekeeper at the Ramage House. Mr and Mrs John Ramage start housekeeping in their own home. The Misses Van Horve purchased Edward Spencer's home. Several lots of the Philips estate were sold with Spencer and Clark Haws buying. The community extends sympathy to Mrs Hannum and family of Whitefield. Mrs Sadie Brooks of Springfield, Ohio, accompanied by Mrs Sertha Meredith to Stuttan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Phebe Bowers
Henry Small
O. F. Taylor
Hennepin
Clara Bishop
Whitefield
Odd Fellows
Henry
John Thornton
Gardner
Mane Tucker Bay
Minook
Ernest Bliss
Fred Hagg
Lostant
Harry Hullbact
Ithel Bishop
Charles Eddingfeld
G. A. Lawrence
Holmes Place
Samuel Zebley
Henry Ditman
George Ditman
Thomas Bishop
Ethel
Vannum
Chance
Spring Valley
Ramage House
John Ramage
van Horve
Edward Spencer
Mr Spencer
Berney Curtiss
Phos Philips
Clark Haws
Hannum
Sadie Brooks
Springfield, O
Sertha Meredeth
Stuttan
School notes and community updates from Putnam village
Community socials and fundraisers, fires, family health, and school progress highlighted. Mrs Hunter losses poultry in a fire. Oliver Downey moves. a library fundraiser set for March 21st. Helping Hand society supper a success. student grades listed for Putnam Public School and High Room. Mayme A Cleary signs as principal.
Local Family Moves and Travel Notes From Lane to McNabb
Oliver HNe moved his family from the Lane on the 11th inst to McNabb. Maude Mills started for Colorado last Sunday afternoon where for the present she expects to make her home. Richard Gundgren was kicked by a horse last Saturday evening at O Wilsons, causing him to walk lame. Mrs A B Wilson went to Chicago last Saturday to visit relatives and then to Oak Park to spend the week with her daughter Mrs Luel To Feterate. A Dane family staying with Hans Anderson moved Monday to Oliver Mills place just vacated by Mr Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Hne
McNabb
Maude Mills
Colorado
Richard Gundgren
O. Wilson
Beck House
Hans Anderson
Oliver Mills
Mills
Milo Tales and Local Social Notes
Sarah Bullyment of Henry visits Milo relatives and Hattie Whittaker of Providence stays with Mrs H. Pettegrew over Sunday. Will Shimel and Addie Hopkins wed March 5 by Esq Sutherland at Milo. Mrs Baxtd J. Hunter collects Franklin Life Insurance payout for her husband’s policy. The Danger Signal event at Milo town hall drew a small crowd due to bad weather but will be performed again next Friday. organizers expect stronger attendance given the modest admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo
Sarah Bullyment
Henry
Hattie Whittaker
Providence
H. Pettegrew
Will Shimel
Addie Hopkins
Esq Sutherland
Baxtd J. Hunter
Franklin Life Tusurane Co
Springfield
Milo Town Hall
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Lakeside
Ss. Schaefer
Hepr Y
Il i
Fhorsday
Sparland Iodge 441
AF & AM
Meral
North Hopewell
John Mannie
Calvin Shielda
Willie
Ina Ransom
Maggie
Lizzie Morse
Onry Hailey
Oxbow
Jim
Ray Ransom
C.H Ransom
Isaac Anmery
Perthureday
Harry Camery
C. H. Rangom
George Thiel
Thell
Thiel
de Powells
DR. Vane
Powell
Vance M. Powell
George Keller
James Ramage
Lizzie Keller
Cora Dent
Ladies Aid Society
8. B. Mitchell
Marceb Wist
Faciles
Mra Brooks
Ang
Miet
Eile
Putnam
Oliver Downey
Murphy
James
William Wheeler
Quingey
Wixtrom
Princton
Rachel Hunter
Hunter
Ladies Ay Society
Katie Sopher
Bennie Williams
Bessie Soper
Della Hominghouse
Rosa Medearis
Alexander Hunter
Glenn Barnhart
Myrl Anderson
Frank Nelson
Robert Hominghouse
Chester Morgan
Mayme A Cleary
The
Peoria Lexington
Perry Hardware
Ill
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