Local Social Notes From Sparland and Nearby Towns
Sparland's department Wm. Hill is ill this week. Several residents visit relatives and shop in nearby Peoria and Chillicothe. Notable visits include Mrs. H W Gehr with sister Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mrs. Ed Kaiser of Henry, and Miss Marie O Leary visiting her parents. Tim Van Antwerp and Curt Tanquary family members are seen in Chillicothe and Henry. Frank Marshall and son Harry visit Monmouth, while Mrs Anna Becker Hancock of Lincoln Neb arrives to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hill
F. H. Gehr
Peoria
Marie O'Leary
Wd van Antwerp
Chillicothe
H. W. Gehr
Frank Johnson
Ed Kaiser
Henry
Anna Luft
Tim VanAntwerp
Neila
Flossie Frisbey
Curt Tanquary
Arthur Motter
Wild
Frank Marshall
Harry
Monmouth
George Duncan
Anna Becker-Hancock
Lincoln
Neb
Community Notices and Local Visits in La Mar Missouri
Local residents report family visits and care arrangements in La Mar and nearby areas. Earl Shaffer undergoes operations at Deaconess hospital with flowers sent from Peoria. doctors anticipate a potential third procedure. A lecture by DeVault Entertain ment company set for Oct 10 at the MBE church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Shaffer
la Mar
Earl
Jesse Reinbeck
Paul
Henry
Louis Osborne
Ruth Kline
Lillian Oldman
Milby Marshall
F. H. Gehr
Springfield
Jesse Parsons
Little’ Lyons
Marland
Francis
The
Baptist Jehurch
Ernest Kline
Anna Suft
Helen
Grandpa
Grandma Suft
Roy Newell
Kansas
Ridenour
Earl Shaffer
DeVault
Marguerite Noble
Hasford Plowe
Joseph Gill
M. BE. Church
Local Notices and Socials From La Prairie and Surrounding Areas
La Prairie social items record visits and travels of residents to Colorado Springs Chillicothe Hayes Kas Springfield Henry Crescent City and Crescent City Halloween tea date October 12 at Miss Cora Scotts. A horse incident injures R J Martin. Robert Greene hosts dinner for Robert Turnbull Jr. and guests. Mike Hackett ill cared for by Ford Moody. An Wis. Mrs Willoughby credited with averting tragedy via Dr King’s New Discovery now widely recommended for coughs and lung trouble with free trial bottle offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent City
Agnes Burnett
Bert Herridge
Henry
Cora Scott
R. J. Martin
A. Wilmot
John Russell
Speer
Robert Greene
Robert Turnbull, Jr
Benedict
Robert
Henry Stevenson
Carl Leigh
Than Wilmot
Paul Marshall
Andrew Turnbull
Cliff Marshall
Calvin Stowell
Mike Hackett
T. J. Segraves
A. J. Ironmonger
Nutting Spree and Local News From Lawn Ridge
The community reports a busy nutting season with gatherings among Mrs. Dolan Erskine and relatives from Peoria. Mrs. Paul Rumbold and Mrs. George Sims attend family visits, while Trinity parish faces a preacher-hunting challenge with three dozen letters. Local workers assist with a heating project and Charles Goodrich returns from a four week visit to Washington state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rumbold
Peoria
George Sims
Htta Erskine
Trinity Parish
Harry Brimmer
Estes Wilson
Towa
Ferguson
John Cartneys
Hawkeye State
Charles Goodrich
Washington State
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Chicago Woman
In a Chicago testimonial Mrs Janetzi of Arch Street says a clerk tried to steer her away from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound but she insisted and was cured. The ad extols thirty years of use as a standard female remedy and urges others to demand the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sil
Lydia TE. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mrs. Janetzki
Arch St
Ill
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
W. W. Gould
Pittsfield
N. H
T. J. Segraves
A. J
Irrigation praise and stormy charity on Trinity parish visits
The article notes praise for irrigation projects in a fruit growing country and mentions Rev. DePue, a Congregational minister, visiting Trinity parish and Speer Edelstein services hindered by a thunderstorm. A accident near Ridge left Mrs. Stowell unconscious with injuries while Daisy Stowell escaped. Mrs. Stowell’s recovery is slow. Local updates follow about SG Saratoga weather and residents visiting from Castleton, Sparland, Camp Grove, Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePue
Plymouth
Trinity Parish
Speer
Edelstein
Charles Stowell
Daisy
Peoria
Saratoga
Ivan
Rena
Palmer Webber
Castleton
Cleve Shearer
Canada
Mildred Wabel
Mabel Hogart
Institute
Sparland
John Reinbeck
Rosa
Will Diverbiss
Will Coulter
Iowa
Camp Grove
Charley Darling
Henry
Thomas Salisbury
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Lasting Cure Says Local User
L. H. Anske of Main street Lacon Illinois reports three years of back pain relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He states the cure has been permanent with no recurrence and endorses the remedy. Sold by all dealers price 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States Remember the name Dean's take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
L. H. Anske
Main Street
Lacon
Ill
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Filey Kidney Pills advertise kidney and bladder relief
An advertisement touts Filey Kidney Pills as strengthening and restoring kidney and bladder function, claiming relief for backache headache nervousness rheumatism and urinary irregularities. Prepared by A. J. Ironmonger. A panel of specialists recently said the indictment against corn as Pellagra’s cause should be quashed and American cereals vindicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filey
A. J. Ironmonger
Marshall County Court Opens With Noted Roster of Jurors
The Marshall county circuit court convened for the October term with Judge T. N. Green presiding. A lengthy juror list includes Walter Owen, W. A. Bell, Joseph Creabil, and many others. Major cases include the McAleer — Osborne assault, Green Hamilton rape, Wilson murder, Siebold v Chicago Drainage District, Rose Reay et al damages, and the Varna gold brick tax bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall County Circuit Court
T. N. Green
Walter Owen
W. A. Bell
Joseph Creabil
Charles Deitch
Andrew Linderer
John Dorff
Frank Peterson
Frank Grill
John Preston
Robert Fay
Myron Stratton
Thomas Keegan
Lott Sullivan
H. M. Taggart
P. O’mara
G. W. Young
J. R. Belsly
Robert Creswell
John Marland
Henry Luft
Clark Ball
Charles Hunt
O. C. Shunway
Thomas Cartney
Charles Salisbury
Thomas Cain
Arthur Paris
Roy Coe
Howard Stoner
Harry Traver
Samuel Garland
James Wabel
Lester Knight
Charles Dewey
Wm. Broaddus
Fred Guede
Thomas McAleer
Cris Osborne
Lacon
Osborne
Green Hamilton
West Side
Green
Marshall County
Albert Wilson
Fred Siebold
Sparland
Chicago
Rose Reay
Wm. Reay
Edward Leisy
Rob Reay
Joel Haws
Varna
C. & A. Railroad Company
Journal
Probate Court Admits Will and Appoints Executor
Probate court grants admission of the will of John Grife and issues letters testamentary to John Reinbeck secured by a 2000 dollar bond. Appraisers are named Worth Dixon Peter Neuhalsen and Joseph Swartz. Guardian discharge and guardian bonds released. Various estate claims listed with specific amounts. Real estate transfers and marriage licenses noted. A health ad promotes Electric Bitters by T. J. Se.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grife
John Reinbeck
Worth Dixon
Peter Neuhalsen
Joseph Swartz
Harry C. Colehower
J. H. Taggart
Mary Clifford
Wm. Schoenneshoefer
George Ewart
James S. Clifford
M. P. Morgan
A. A. Heflin & Co
N. C
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Rorya
Spans
Inalatin Od
Standard Oil Company
the Republican
Henry, Ill
Sparland’ Department
Sulky
New Iowa
Marshilles
DM. McLaughlin
Sparland, UL
Col
H. F. McVicker
Barker Ave
Probia
Alice Hunt
Mayce Hanley
Lucy Gallup
Grace Powell
Margaret Guede
May Young
Lawn Ridge
Dolan Erskine
Mrs. Sims
Alma Wilson
Mrs. Kellogg
Union
Sugar Grove Cemetery
Harry Blackburn
Thomas Stout
Charles Coxstraee
Martha Wilson
J. W. Brown
Downer
Sal
Ed Thompson
Fresno
Cal
S. L. Cliftee
H. J. Gregory
Mr. Christenson
Brant Smith
Mr. Sawyer
Same
Hans Christenson
Pete Ree Qa
Harrison
Sterree
Ed Adkins
Albert True
H J. Gregory
Sec
Treas
Royal Baking
Oley
Court House News
Francesco Machese
Serre Riccardi
Santa Fe
Touca
James P. Hickey
George M.lombard
James H. Thompson
Roger J. Rowe
Swar
Whitefield
Edwin T. Thompson
Roger T. Rowe
Silva Caldreilli
Stefanino Innacel
Toluca
Johnson Lumber Company
J. K. Sparbel
Illinois
Kewaned, UL
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