Local notices from Fairbury area with events and moves
A roundup of community items includes A J Diehl departing for Ottawa Kansas with family, Fireman's parade October 26, and a New Opera dance. WOTU to start year meetings October 15 at Maria Davis’s home. Henry Cornet band’s season finale in the park. New telegraphic instruments at the railroad depot. Geo Nicholson & Co to receive 2500 bushels Kingston Lump Coal at 86 per bushel. Melvin Anderson visiting Putnam. Republican call at the city. Charles Trannell hurt lifting beef. recovering. Patrick Harney buys Whitefield estate, near market. Blue Jay social at Christian church October 19. Joel Carson and family relocate to Chrisman. health concerns persistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Diehl
Ottawa
Kan
New Opera
Aremen
WOTU
Maria Davis
Aleta
Henry Cornet
Eir
Geo Nicholson & Co
Kingston
Melvin Anderson
Fairbury Blade
Putnam
Mary Anderson
Charles Trannell
Metick
Patrick Harney
Kapraun
Whitefield
Warford Bonham
Coe
Christian Church
Rowe
Woodhall
Market Moved as Trunnel and Stetzer Take Lease
The Molick market transfers to Charles Trunnel and Louis Stetzer who will possess the establishment next Monday. Both have long association with the market and aim to maintain its reputation and public patronage. Also noted are changes at the post office with Ella Riley resigning after three years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molick
Charles Trunnel
Louis’. Stetzer
McVicker
Daniel
Ketcham
J.D. McVicker
Iowa
Fosbenner
Lidies
Henry
State Federation of Women's Clubs-at
Illinois Women's Press Association
Sallie M. Moses
What do the Children Drink Pontive Grain O Coffee
An old advertisement fragment touts Grain O as a coffee substitute for children claiming it nourishes and costs about 34-pee per serving. Also promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, Ballard’s Horehound Syrup, and barber's itch anecdote tied to Wright and Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontive Shem
Wright
Green
Barton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Artedlergson
A. Fiedler & Son
Lbeury Republican
Guy Arb
Eeeny
Ideal Restaurant
Fair Store
Powers Fair
Ralph Dennis
Moline
Fosbenner’s
Sparland Coal
T. L. Jones
John Freeman
Mar
Robert’ Hoar
Graham
Forrest Tds
Walter Harrison
Charley Griswold
Milo
James Weeks
Hennepin
Mary Downey
Dunlap
Whitea
Feld
Hiltebrand
Woman’s Club
Ana
Caliing
On-Friemis
Henry Sunday
Gunther's
Ideal
Atte Welgand
Peoria
Korrest
Bros
Benjamin Howes
Robert’Harrison
Bradford
Powera Fain
Mabel Rhodes
Aurora
Mary
Epworth League -In
Opera House
Chase “& Sanborn
Griswold
Nicholson & Co
Miss Mason
J.P. Sparling’s
Toronto
Canada
Ida Weis
Woodford
Johanna Weis
Smith & Townsend, Hog
George
Independence
Thane
Varna
J. P. Sparling
Keller
Joseph Boyle
Oxbow
Holland
Boyle
H. ¥. Dodd
York
Speg
Harry
W.H. Worley
Bradley Institute
Blackman
Joel G. Carson
Mortimer, Edgar Co
Chrisman
Same County
Quarterly Book Review
Chicago
John Kline
Avery
Wisconsin
Melick & Son
Women's Club Libray Association
Grace Lincoln
Kline
Illinois Federation-of-Women’s Clubs
Federation
Jacksonville
Elizabeth G. Illsley
M. J. Hiltebrand
Washington, D. C
Brown
Mra Brown
Harry Cannery
Lacon
Hubbard
Watercott& Co
Department i
Nois
Our
Moon
J. Watercott
Alex ‘Brown
Senachwine
Mr Brown
Barney Swaney
Mag[pelle
Dward
Second Streets
John Ford
John
Campbell
Forrest Bros
A. G. Adama
Byana Township
J. A. Butcher
M-E
Cburdom
Charles H. Bell
Mary A. Kincaid
M. E
Charley
Bell
Chamberlain
Powell
Joseph Sobick
Haa
Carroll
Locké
Aquare
Baer
John Harney
Reiser
Wm Garlin
G. M. Locke
Duke
Alex Doelzer
Samuel Orr
J. M. Powers
Monier
O. R
Schick
Galesburg
Wyoming
Whitefield Corners Church
W._H. Clark
George W. Smith
Libbie Brandenburg
Smith
Tiskilwa
Mra Brandenburg
N. B
Bro Clark
Amerman
THE
Birdseye
Kearsey Beaver
Theo. Hartwig
Ili
Buckien
Ballard
Dr Powells
Brown's
Business Pallgee
Michigan
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