Death of Mrs Elizabeth Bagley in Putnam
Elizabeth Moran born 1817 in Baltimore moved with family to Fulton County Alabama in 1884 later living near Quanton. She married Nelson Bagley in 1896 and shared nearly 68 years of marriage with ten children, seven years of illness before passing September 26. funeral services held at the Christian church in Putnam with burial there. Survived by husband, one son Jobe Bagley and four daughters J Hutton M G Cotney Q I Spanning and Milan Pet Bagley. Attended by relatives from Canton and Whitefield township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Elixanbeth Bagley
Elizabeth Moran
Baltimore
Fulton County
Quanton
Nelson Bagley
Putnam
Springfield
Bon Homme County
Dakota
Kr'stian
J.ler Wherry
Jobe
le Ran Bagley
Mra J . Hutton
M. G. Cotney
Q. 1
Spanning
Milan Pet Bagley
Canton
Richard Moran
Nicholas McCreary
J. R. Herring
Frome
Angela
Pastor to Lead Lacon Methodist Again Next Year
Rev J A Johnson will continue in charge of the Methodist flock for another year in Lacon. The community notes social visits, local births, deaths, and a lively horticulture show with pump kin theft mystery and a plan to raise funds for a new hall.
Sparland News Roundup Touches Community Life
Local notes report Mrs J H Brasfield ill, visits from John Asterly and relatives, frost damage to houseplants, and court attendance by Comrade Alf Delhi. Dr W A Smith praised, miners rising at Sparland coal shaft, churchgoers benefited from Roy Hoare’s sermon, and Dr H McClanahan praised. G W Zimmerman relocates post office, Gus Garrett sidelined by lung fever, and community updates on residents returning from Iowa and Chicago ties.
Crow Meadow Notes On Local Visits And Illness
Mrs F B Stocking recovers from typhoid fever at Crow Meadow. Crow Meadow grange members visit Putnam county grange Saturday. Bessie Williams visits sister Nettle. Mention of a trip to Chicago and Mrs J P Hummer at Woodlawn Park. Mrs Christy remains gravely ill with Afra Motter by her side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Stocking
Crow Meadow Grange
Putnam County Grange
Bessie Willams
Nettle
Chicago
J. P. Hummer
Wood Lawn Park
Christy
Afra Motter
Whitefield area notes show farming shifts and local schooling
Community items report cider making and corn husking, farm sales and transfers near York Nebraska, court attendance at Lacon, and local revival meetings in Henry. Family moves include Nebraska moves, Kansas winter plans, and a blue eyed baby cast for Castoria use in childhood.
Steuben and Tanquary Hog Sale and Local News
Steuben C Tanquary sold 14 hogs averaging 885 pounds each. Jas Tanquary reports a horse sick with lung fever. Gus Garrett ill with lung fever but improving. Farmers enjoy good weather and haul off surplus grain hogs and products. George and Minnie Tanquary visited uncle C W Hoskies in Evanstown for a pleasant time. Rev W G Hearn preached first sermon at Bethel church last Sabbath to an attentive audience. Strange faces in the congregation Mr Robb of Kewanee and O Hammett from Kansas, former residents. Mary Odellia improving after typhoid fever as she visits in Green County Iowa with relatives. mother with Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Church
Robb
Kewanee
O. Hammett
Kansas
Mary Qdellia
Green County
Lews
Local News Roundup From Hennepin and Nearby Towns
Hennepin W Thomas baling hay Ed Barmore of Waukegan greets friends in Hennepin G L Tufts of Duluth visits Miss Rena Rousseau in Hennepin Charles Sutcliffe vacations in Huron Dakota to see his uncle Ethan Osboo Mr and Mrs Baker and daughter from Denver guests of Mr and Mrs Leo Langlether week Rev Martin returns to ME church for another year Rev Hunter of Chicago and Rev Smith of Bureau fill Congregational pulpit. Jacob Williams moves to Hartenbower House. Mrs Dean of Magnolia to run hotel John Shering to Juliusburg Colo sells farm to Pete Morrinoe Rev G W Cope and troupe to entertain at G A R Hall Tuesday night. Rev Burr resigns and seeks greener pastures. Africa Turner injured in apple picking accident. Daniel Turner injured in buggy accident near Florid. John Shering sale Wednesday. Joe Main and Al Granbury in town. Ferry overhauled. Robi Howe moves to Mason. Leech family visiting Nebraska. Zenor welcomes baby boy. Rousseau floor, dressmaking, millinery. Lohman family concerts with trained birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W . Thomas
Baling
Hay
Ed Barmore
Waukegan
Hennepin
G. L. Tufts
Duluth
Minn
Rena Rousseau
Charles Sutcliffe
Huron
Dakota
Ethan Osboo
G. A. R. Hall
M E
Burr
Centralia
Still Waters
Africa Turner
McCormick
Daniel
John Shering
Joe Main
al Granbury
Peoria
Robi Howe
Mason
D. J Leech
Ells
Nebraska
Frank M. Zenor
L. C. Rousseau
Mret H Cook
Pennsylvania
Preaching and Sunday School at Christing Church
Palm preacher J. R. Veach and wife return from Sterling visit. Rey Ayling to teach at M E Church next Sabbath afternoon. Sunday school lesson promises great interest. all urged to attend. Christian church ladies host supper October 16 at Henkins hall with quilt drawing. Cemetery workday October 12 invites volunteers with teams and shovels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christing
J. R. Veach
Wm Berry
Sterling
Ned
Rey Ayling
M. E
Othe Ladies and Society of the Christian Church
Henkins's Hall
H Wheeler
Memorial Supper and temperance notes in village church
The M E church invites all to a Friday supper October 11 to raise funds for Rev Scott with bread chicken pie cake and coffee. Ladies are urged to bring dishes. A village temperance meeting praised its topics and urged monthly gatherings to shield children from liquor. Locals report travel and home moves with various residents returning from Indiana Nebraska and New York. a dog poisoning note ends the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Scott
Geo Sparling
W. . Wheeler
John Jobogon
Henry Hunter
Henry Downey
M. E
Fire destroys barn and outbuildings near Paine's
James Hansen rents the Wolfe place near Wenona. David Mills of Chicago visits his sister Amanda Ils. The barn and W P Hoyle building near Paine's Paint school house burned Saturday night, killing one cow and four horses. McW English Spavin Liniment advertised by J E and F A Powell. Charles Spangler, the printer, from Hennepin visited home and band boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hansen
Wolfe
Wenona
David Mills
Chicago
Amanda Ils
W P Hoyle
Paine
J E
F A Powell
Charles Spangler
Hennepin
Band Boys
New Seasonable Goods Arrivals Invite Trading
This week announces new seasonable goods with invites to trade and promises of fair treatment. Highlighted items include cotton batting at 10c, Calicos at 4c per yard, a range of woolens, suits, overcoats, boots and shoes, and fine merchant tailoring. The message emphasizes economy and encouraging customers to visit early and often.
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South Adams &T
Peoria, Ill
Benn
J. H. Jones
Canter M
Whitefield
John Thompson
Oscar Hill
Thomas Orton
Lacon
Lucy Graton
Archy Wichanty
Mra . O. Barnes
Quo S. Park
Magnolia
Allo
Siill
Fred Tomllosono
Hopewell
Tuesaday
Fred
Hoppywell
Illinois
Ayor
Tagomi
J. A. Johnson
H.5
Howard
Spencer Ellsworth
Georgia Ford
Mamie Thompson
A. Marsh
Jonathan Dillinger
Nettie
Ed Coutlett
L. C. McMurtrie
Emma Titus
Emma
Atrong
God Aloe
Jonel Neas
Horrow
A. H. Gaston
Lew Duchesne
Ed Knapp
Tonica
Will Ward
M. D
Brasfield
John B. Asterly
Watacka
Frank A. Barr
C. ¥. Nixon
Charlies Gallup
Towa
Charley
Alf Delhi
Bloomington
A.J. Athuy
Bertie
W. A. Smith
Buroham
Maxwell
Sparland
Scasion
Red Shorts
Henry
Roy Hoare
Judge Shaw
Elder Todd
Willard Odell
Iowa
Frank Odell
Chardon
Clayton Lodge
C. P. Hamilton
N. G
N. Tanner
G.M. A. J. Athay
J. Windsor
Manita
Batea
Pleasant Point
H McClanahan
G. W. Zimmerman
Gus Garrett
Aquire
Crow Meadow
P. Matern
Tess Gregory
Valpariso
Grange Fair
John Divilbiss
F. Gregory
al Hunt
Chillicothe
Rob Clark
York
John Harlin
Plestesere
Wier
Lank Bell
Wise
Jake
Mary
Eleanor Lunt
Lyman Hunt
Geo Taylor
Jack Kinney
Mra Kinney
Mra Ammons
Clarence Watt
Dunlap
Jap Brown
Iiltola
California
Tanac Camert
Blackburn
Center
Mra Barnes
Gaston
Moodey
Ilonry
West
Hunt
Misses Hunt
Clyde
Dora Carson
Galenburg
David Holmes
Peoria County
Mra Hayline
Iacon
Owen Doyle
Hugh Barnes
Asher Norton
Aldes Huot
Lois
Tom Thompson
Whitedeld Center
Lucy Gaston
G . Barnes
Mies
Castoria
Lohman
F. Cook
Indiana
J R. Veach
C B. Smith
L. Henkins
P Bachman
George Williams
J. R.clark
Elizabeth
Quaker Lane
Kerr
Columbus
Jacobs Oil
B. K. Bryan
Charles‘a
Yoreler CO
Batiners, Md
Mark
Kahn Bros
Varna, Ill
Henry Marks
Orneeye
New York
Kansas City
Omaha
New Meat Market
Fr. A. Devor
James Weeks
Devoe & Weeks
Deyoe & Weeks
Schick
Henry, Ill
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