Ballard products and local notes amid regional gossip
The column advertises Ballard’s Horehound and Snow Liniment with prices. It notes Dr Powell as seller and W H Kellogg visiting family in Aetna Indiana. It mentions the 14th District Federation of Woman’s Clubs event in Delevan and Mrs Emily Sparling’s education talk. It also reports travel, farm goods imports, and local residents names including Hutchins Lincoln Co and Mason Seelye family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard’s
Powell
W. H. Kellogg
Aetna
Ind
Price Kellogg
Mira Zella’ Kellogg
14Th District Federation’ of Woman’s Clubs
Delevan
Emily Sparling
Ballard
Clark Vaiil
Missouri
Mrs Eliza Camp Dies. Rites Set On Friday
Mrs Eliza Ann Camp mother of Mr Charles A Camp died at home on Second Street at 5 10 p m Wednesday November 7 1900 in the eight year of her age Funeral at the residence Friday November 9 at 2 80 p m Friends of the family invited. The town notes a regular meeting of the Women’s Club canceled after the death of Mrs Amanda Niece. program led by Miss Emily Bonham. Local campaign updates praise Harry Marshall and the Republican effort. A Wonders of Oxygen exhibition by Prof HV Richards slated for New Opera. crowd expected. Various local social and election news follow including notes on Herbine sale and the Thanksgiving dinner china sale by Mr Powers. The piece ends with a juvenile joke about a steamboat drawing and a vandalism incident on Thomas and Main streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Ann Camp
Charles A. Camp
Second Street
Wemhan
Amanda Niece
Emily Bonham
Upene Field
Lowell
Harry Marshall
Republican County Central Committee
HV. Richards
New Opera Witt
Ernest Sexton
Washington, D.C
McKinsey
Bexton
Pevemerent Printing Office
Powell
James Stubbles
James
Schaefer
Baurkraut
Fosbenner’s
Thomas L. Jones
Howard Young
Fosbenner’s. Wheatland Township
Dem
Peoples
Clifford Haws
Fosbhenner
Foshenner
G. M Lovke
Robert_Hoar
Ypi Bayne
Toluca
Heim
G. M. Loicke
Blau
Gray
Henry
Teale
Friquire
A. Fiedler & Son
Barney- Cook
Kewanee
Bargains on men’s wear and local notices in Delavan
All winter tan purchases at A Fiedler & Son offered factory prices with savings. District Federation of Women's Clubs delegates Emily Sparling and Mra Hendrick attended in Delavan on Nov 10. Various local items include travel tickets to Peoria, newspaper offers, dental method claims, shoe bargains, and community notices about meetings, residents, and moves in town.
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Ighildyn
Resa
Ulster
Fiedler & Son
Emily Sparling
Mra
O Hendrick
District Federation of Woman's Clubs
Delavan
Red Swain
Peoria
Henry Republican
Inter Ocean
Farm Journal
Jacobs
Lambertville
A. Fiedler & Son
Fred W Potley
Chicago
Chicago Opera House
Arnold Thornton
H Hutchills
Magnolia
Pontiac
George Harris
Dr Knapp
Brimfield
Bloomington
Powell
John Hirtley
WoWhamp
Richard Cham
California
Jessie Stegall
Riley Homestead
Market Street
Elmer Melick
Ismeé Street
Camp House
Wedding at Toluca Sees 100 Invitations Issued
Dr Baynes and family absent as Miss Cora K E Ball wed Herbert H Beckwith near Toluca at noon. The ceremony drew wide notices, with 100 invitations issued, families closely connected, and numerous friends praising the couple. Public congratulations extended for future felicity and prosperity.
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Baynes
Auife
Cora K E. Ball
Herbert H. Beckwith
Toluca
Lillian Guyer
W. T. Law
Chicago
Pasadena
Cal
Europe
Kaib
Gould
Ohio
Peoria
L. M. Lincoln
Cromwell
Henry Republican Printing Office
Missen Helper
George Helper
Kenner Helper
Hutchins-Lincoln Co
Binte Aeson
Obituary of John H Bassett Former-Resident Dies at 50
John H. Bassett, formerly of Henry County, died at his home nine miles north of Cozad Neb on October 29 1900 after two years of consumption. He was born September 6 1850 in Greenville New York and married Adelia Stone in 1886 then Mollie Ramsey in 1895. He leaves nine children from his first marriage. Funeral was held Wednesday at Walnut Grove M E Church conducted by Rev Boucher and Rev Badcon with interment at Walnut Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Bassett
Henry
Walnut Grove M. E
Boucher
Badcon
Nebraska
Berryman Farm
Greenville
New York
Adelia Stone
Mollie Ramsey
Walnut Grove
Cozud
Henry boys join La Salle in 11 to 0 defeat
Thirty two of the Henry boys and friends went to La Salle Saturday afternoon to see the football game between Henry and La Salle, which La Salle won 11 to 0. No score in the first half. Royal Neighbors Thursday evening, Nov 8, at usual meeting place. Mrs Minnie Perry, Recorder R. N. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Royal Neighbors
Minnie Perry
Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day with a no cure no pay offer. The ad promotes a 25 cent price and asserts quick relief from coughing and cold symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Union Pacific rail receivers discharged by judge
Walter J. Sanborn United States circuit judge approved the final report of the receivers and discharged them. The action ends the court supervision of the Union Pacific railway receivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Walter J. Sanborn
United States
Union-Pacific Railway
Chicken Pie Supper at Gates Building Church Event
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church announces the annual chicken pie supper at the Gates building on Wednesday November 14. Menu includes chicken pie tongue celery slaw bread cake coffee fruit and more. Also notes a medicinal ad for a kidney cure and a brief political blurb about Republicans ending campaign activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of the Presbyterian Church
Gates
Cheney firm offers cure and oath of payment for catarrh
In Toledo Ohio 1886 Frank J. Cheney a senior partner of I J Cheney Co swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each cured case of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad notes the remedy is taken internally and requests testimonials. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills and an election bet by Yd Myers with a wheelbarrow stunt and a McKinley rally at Edward street to J Watercott & Co's comet at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States of
Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
I. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
F.J. Cheney & Co
Yd Myers
James Chambers
Times Office
Edward Street
J. Watercott.& Co
Comet
McKinley
The Cosmopolitan for November 1901
The Cosmopolitan for November is an autumnal issue, up to date and finely illustrated. Each number is a library in itself and one of the $1.00 monthlies that everybody reads. Think it over and add it to your list for 1901. Published at Irvington New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan
Irvington
New York
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Abilene
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Dakota
Henry Seelye
Deen Blood
Mra J. A. Williams
Marshall County
Thompson & Son
Lacon
Jonas Maust
Salt River
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J. Watercott & Go
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Astoria
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