Town News Highlights and Local Notices
Long list of community items includes sermons, lectures and school notes. farm sales and equipment ads. weather, river level, and coal supply updates. local incidents of illness and accidents. church actions and public meetings. theater and entertainment plans. and local business ads from Peoria and nearby towns.
New Spring Goods at Peel and Company Store
A long notice invites buyers to inspect the new stock of spring dry goods dress goods carpets window curtains and hats and caps at Peel and Company. The piece highlights affordable pricing and urges the public to call in and save money while viewing the varied offerings. The announcement also promotes a lecture by Miss Susan B Anthony at the Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening March 29. The event, organized by the school committee, features the theme Woman wants Bread not the Ballot and tickets cost 60 cents. Doors open at 6 40 and the lecture begins shortly before eight.
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Radaare Knobby
Susan Bates
Marehyuso
Shelton
Jacob Kochér
J. P. Blood Farm
Anthony
Theo
Bickerman
Will
Gamp
Chicago
Miss_Anthony
Educa
D. W. Danley
Institute of City and County
Pooria
Thea
Dickerman
Michael Louis
Paoria
Princeton
Rock Island
C. Gould
M. EH
O. Gould
Europe
Cunard
Mamburne Linen
Weir
National Bank
Pan “Tor
Dikeiple
Busan Jr. Anthony
James G. Till
Danville
Chatica Thompson
Frank Bobbitt
Isaac Hiltebrandt
Enoch Sawyer
Allen Glenn
Henry
John Kline
John
Charles Harden
New
Peoria
F. Wright
Paskell House
J. B. Mock
Avill
Air Zunk
Target
Dennis
Samuel
Chance
Anoso Haa
Wirt and
Second
Av Hoffman
Nellie Thornton
D. Mitchell
Hudson River
Long Island
Drs
I. Koehler & Co
Evelyn Ellsworth
Ruiing
Sparland
Chilllecothe
Ellaworth
Chilllcothe
George Ball
Ita
Albrecht
Bebef
William Nicholson
Kingston
G.P. Deyo
M. E. Church
P. A. Crist
Springer
Elder Shutton
Old Presbyterian Church
George Schafer
Andy Shorts
G. N. Woods
Blacksmitha
Bhurtes
Woods
DeBuest
Putnam County
Acan
Peel
Susan B. Anthony
Presbyterian Church
Ador
Centennial Tea Party at Christian Church Delights Community
The Congregational ladies hosted a centennial tea at the Christian church drawing a crowded audience despite bad roads. The event featured continental costumes, tableaux of Revolutionary scenes, and a Whitefield brass band, with tea and festive fare served to about 50 participants.
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Christian Church
Wilson Peck
Whitefield
George Sparling
Hunter
Snarhwine
George Washington
Frank Leavitts
Martha Washington
R. E. Hills
President Washington
Charles’ Goodrich
Aries Dikes
Mise Ella Heath
John ‘Smith
Ken. McNeal
J. W. Niece
Ellsworth
Qlaud
Washington
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