Our Sister Towns in THH County News Notice
A scan of local items reports Mrs Wm O Cockbill died at Wenona on March 9 after a recent childbirth with both babies alive. Suit filed by JJ Wafer against Wenona for 500 for work done under mayoral orders, payment refused by council. Mentions Jimmy Stanton and a naval incident, Rush Medical Clinic with Dr Nicholas Senn, and several local business and farm updates.
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Mra
Wm O Cockbill
Wenons
JJ Wafer
Wenona
The
Jimmy Stanton
Venona Carioon Journal
Gaenen
Twist
Rank Shipley
Colehower
W K Stratton
L. A Hester
BS Harper
Jend
John O Riddell
Vila
Diverbise
Wm Dorsey
Community Notices and Local Tradesads Highlight Week
The Helping Hand society held a doughnut social at Woodman hall despite bad weather. James-Rider plans to work in two coal mines at Frontenac with his family and John O’Leary’s relatives. Mrs Burnham seeks immediate sale of a house and shop including a piano and jewels. Dickie Hoskins suffered a hard fall last Tuesday when his gate collapsed. he was helped indoors after injuring his cheek.
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Bparland
Sim Jacobs
John Riddell
Mary Sebold
Roay
Athens
Fred Vincent
Higa
Fred
Chicago
John VanAntwarp
Henry
Helping Hand Society
Woodman Hall
James—Rider
Frontenac
John O'Leary
Burnham
Hoitor OC . Whitaker
the Herald
Iowa
Willis
Sycamore Avenue
Oclrcult
Putnam County
Adam Deok
Adam
Alice Seaton
Admx
Mulberry and
Pith Street
Col AP -Childs
Local News Notes From Lacon And Surrounding Towns
A mixed local item list covers visitors, business calls, and shippers. Lena Freeman of Hopewell visited town. Frank Martin and Frank McCoy traveled for work. Anna Grill stayed in Lacon with Mrs J B Wright. stock shipments left Saturday by OM Carlson. Community events include a Woodman camp delegation, a temperance and music gathering hosted by Mrs Nan Stevens, and arbutus blossom season. Also noted is a spring health reminder and advertisement for Dr J H McLean's Cordial and Blood Purifier at Dr Powell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewarnad ‘Obas Spirose
Ckicago
Oe Meyer
Lacon
Seals
Geo-Giena
Ig-Alowy
R.O
Varna
Breve Stateler
Lena Freeman
Hopewell
Frank Martin
Magnolia
OM Carlson
Anne Grill
J B Wright
Frank McCoy
Talooa
van Moter
Peoria
John McGuaky
Dolly
Henry
McC
Woodman
J H McLean
Powell
Sugar Grove News and Local Changes In Farm Life
Sugar Grove reports George Vail buys Mrs Clara Smith’s farm while Mrs C Ei Bart’s sister Mrs Sharte visits Whitefield Corners. Arch Williams and O H Bart dehorn cattle. Prof. Bromley plans March vacation. school shifts due to teachers and epidemics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
George Vail
Clara Smith
C Ei "Bart
Iowa
Archie Williams
O H Bart
Quinn Bros
Feogan Pires
Sharte
Whitefield Corners
Wm Mattos
Oph
Achool House
James Burt
Minnesota
Bromley
Ental Morgan
Wm 1Rell
Lyman Loomis
Tremain
Quiet Richard Hosts Ladies For Afternoon Social
Richard remained reserved as he greeted the women in a sunny disguise. About 1.30 guests were invited to dinner hosted by Mrs Tremain with Mrs Barnard helping, followed by music and chatter. Attendees included Edith Case, Lillie Quinn, Jennie Ray, Emms Loomis, Mary Quinn, Daisy Morgan, Lucy Burt, and Salena Stevens.
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Richard
Daisy Morgan
Lucy Burt
Salena Stevens
Rada
Ives
Magnolia Gossip Notes and Local Aging Happenings
Magnolia notices report on residents visiting and recovering from ailments. James Wable of Toluca and visitors from Sheldon and Cottage Hill are noted along with plans for new telephone service at homes of Vivien Haws and Cyral Hawa. A marriage in Great Bend, Kansas marks a local life event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LF Lash
James Wable
Toluca
Clara Bishop
Joseph Martin
Hattie Hilterbranda
Mire Carrie Mitshell
Son Iron
Sheldon
Iowa
John Range
Vivien Haws
Cyral Hawa
Mra Clemens
Cottage Hill
Fies
James Bouten
Hades
West
William T Paxton
Amos Pax
Magnolia
Inez Pratt
Great Bend
Kansas
Local Sale Draws Good Prices and Sudden Tragedy
Mr Hodge and wife visit Mr Holmes's as George Worth of Nickle and Willie Ransom discuss Sunday events. Mike Balenselsen's sale proceeds well with top prices. Jennie McAleer walks four miles to school. Mrs OH Ransom and family rest under doctor care. their horse Ed lies dead from a gunshot, found with a patent harness. They also lost a milch cow recently.
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North
Hodge
Holmes
Eorge Worth
Nickle
Willie Ransom
Mike Balenselsen
Wm Cassel
Jennie McAleer
O H Ransom
OH Ransom
Som
Harrold and local visits noted amid illness and travel
Harrold son of Janes Derry recovered from a recent illness. Mrs Clare Hubbell of Saratoga and Mrs Hubbell Sr of Iowa visited relatives nearby last Monday. W G Dorsey, county farm superintendent, visited Wednesday and dined with Clark Ball, Center, likely due to bad roads. The minister faces ongoing Bisfoof troubles. Hofer, recently ill, remains weak but improving after a visit Saturday afternoon.
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Harrold
Janes Derry
Clare Hubbell
Saratoga
Hubbell
Iowa
W G Dorsey
Clark Ball
Bisfoof
New Officers Named for Gem Lodge 572 Whitefield
Gem Lodge 572 Whitefield announces 48 fellows with N G Henry Finley as Gell secretary A McCoon as permanent secretary and Z oucuss uver Lindsey Andérson as others. Inauguration planned for April with two candidates at next meeting for first and main third.
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Gem Lodge
Loop
Whitefield
N G
Henry Finley
Gell
A McCoon
Z Oucuss Uver
Lindsey Andérson
Local Notes from Quaker Lane and Nearby
Luella Mitchcraft visits her father A B Wilson in Oak Park and will stay several weeks. Wilson’s illness keeps him from school, with Joseph Bumgarner taking her place this week. Jesse Black, ex-legislator and former Lane teacher, visits briefly. Vivian Haws lays telephone poles northward awaiting connection to central. Lois Wilson’s surprise party with school friends ends with games and dinner. Gertig Coskbill, 7, burial noted on anniversary of her marriage. preparations handled by Chag Hogue of Wenona.
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Quaker Lane
Leutant
Luella Mitchcraft
Oak Park
Wilson
Joseph Bumgarner
Jesse Black
Central
Lois Wilson
Gertig Coskbill
Chag-Hogue
Wenona
Hennepin Notes Include Visits Sales and Court News
Hennepin community notes record visits by Seaton sisters and local residents, a courthouse adjournment and a public sale admx Alice Seaton plans, a leap in temperatures, a leak at Leech’s elevator, and business including John Dock and F A Brooker notices. Local events include temperance meeting, carpet rag sewing, and a horticultural readiness for maple sugar camp.
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Hennepin
Hennepin ‘Dramatic Company
W Danley
Chicago
Alice A Beston
Jennie Towle
Pain Balm Brings Immediate Relief, Says Local Sufferer
Deliaent of Joylestown Ohio endured years of rheumatism in the right shoulder and side. He reports his right arm was sometimes useless until using Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which gave near immediate relief and has since become a constant companion. For sale by Dr Powe.
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de ‘A Deliaent
Joylestown
Ohio
Chamberlain
Powe
Local Notes From Florid and Nearby Towns
Earnest Bliss went to Lostant. Blain Jenkins has accepted a position in Morris grocery. Those with sugar orchards prepare for work. Harvey Larnes sells candy cough tablets. Roads in bad condition with hopes for improvement. Travel between Hennepin and Bureau halted due to ice. Joseph Willis returned home to Nebraska after caring for a sick brother. A warehouse side gave way, spilling 1000 bushels of corn into the river. A nine-pound Roger boy joined the Od Kirk family last Thursday. In Hennepin, I met John Swahn, a jolly fellow. Dr Swein of Henry assisted Andrew Peterson. Mrs Peterson dangerously ill. James McNabb wired the switchboard in Dr Taylor's office last Friday and Saturday. Ten fines are running and everything works nicely. Hello there.
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Earnest Bliss
Lostant
Blain Jenkins
Morris
Harvey Larnes
Charles Odlkirk
Charley
Hennepin
John Swahn
Swein
Henry
Andrew Peterson
Mra Peterson
James McNabb
Taylor
Thera
Preacher Rev H W Mast to Speak at Presbyterian Church
The Rev H W Mast of Chicago will preach at the Presbyterian church on Sunday March 19 with services in the morning and evening. Mast is a candidate for the pulpit this coming summer. All interested come and hear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H W Mast
Chicago
Presbyterian
Swede settlement notes and social events in Hennepin
A fragmented local record lists a Monday jury session in Hennepin and upcoming events including the Ladies Aid Sewing octet on Thursday at 4 and a preaching service next Sunday. It mentions John Carlson and brother Alfred being at the coast, Amy Magnuson and Sam visiting Swan P Magnuson, and Thilde Carlson with Amanda Magnuson enjoying a weekend with Emma Nostrom.
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Hennepin
Bath
Daring
John Carlson
Alfred
Amy Magnuson
Sam
Swan P
Hennepin Roads and Local Notices
Stella Milla holds a new piano while Chas Ransom loses a valuable horse to Andrew Morse. George Morse, a Varna gallery owner, features at a local attraction. Schoolhouse entertainments ended last Pride’s evening. Maggie Morse returns from Washburn for a stay. Anna Morse at Henry offers sewing at fair prices. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by D S Menerike for saves doctor bills. sold by Dr Powell.
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Hennepin Roads
Stella Milla
Chas Ransom
Andrew Morse
W.’O Forry
Henne
George Morse
Varna
Ronde Wonder
Maggie Morse
Washburn
Aee Anna Morse
Henry
Chamberlain
Menerike
Mattie
Bedford County
Powell
Granville News Roundup and Local Notes
Granville reports Billy the barber back on duty after grippe illness. John Whitman leases the poor farm and took possession March 1. Harley Newburn's sale drew Granville representatives despite bad roads. Frank Sicksinger sold old Dick the horse. Sugar season begins with taps. grippe cases rise but under control. Chas Young sells farming tools. Weather shifts from south wind to west gale. Wm Garside returns from Houston with Charlie improving health. Preston Garrick attended the Tin wedding in Ottawa with many guests.
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Billy
la Grippe
John Whitman
Granville
Harley Newburn
Frank Sicksinger
Old Dick
Chas_Young
Preston Garrick
Mra
Ottawa
Wm Garside
Houston
Texas
Charlie
March Weather And Local Goings On In Whatland
Weather notes for Whatland with mentions of spring plans, extended phone line talk through town to Tiskilns, and school at Lone Tree starting after a two week vacation. Local visits include Levi Bear and relatives, and gatherings at Frank Bell's home celebrating Mrs Bell's sister Hannah Jones with food and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Johnson
Tiskilns
Lone Tree
Levi Bear
Kineon Roy
Andrew Anderson
Lindsay Anderson
F Bell
R Macy
Harness
Tiskilwa
J G Williams
Patna
Geo Johnson
Whitefield
McKoon
Ed Shartz
North Whestland
John Magatsop
Shartz
Frank Bell
Dee Dertaimere
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Sorin
Jayon
Pantol
Powers Fair
Wenry III
Beury Republican
Cain Nbapeee
Anemnee
Gannah Jones
Illinois
LUNDY
Harry VbtEu
Burney
Don
Hennepin Boon
J Lim Downey
Corner Market
Nixth Street
Court House
F A Brooker
American Detective Association
Georgia Red Line
Blood Hound
Adam Dock
Willard Studgvin
Brooker
Trans Ran
Whatland
Garssperls
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