Sunday Morning Tragedy and Local Developments Spin Anew
A local report notes a man’s death after a coughing spell on Sunday and details a string of community updates. The electric company plans two additional cars on Lacon Road near Gisames Man Shop and near Me Kelley’s residence. Sheriff John Batchelder was taken to Reform School after Pontiacs visit. Local social notes mention Mary Burwick visiting St Louis and Julius of the New Orleans Concert Co visiting Laur McGre. New telephone lines are planned for B Sparr and M Sparr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparland
Cioe
Electric Mgmt
Lacon
Gisamesman
Kelley
Frank A Barr
Pontiac Law Baturdaz
John Batchelder
Reform School
Toro
Mary Burwick
Louis
Mrc
Herney
John VanAotwerp
Scd
B. Sparr
Henry
Mico Julius
New Orleans
Beary
Partiog
Hany
Nino Nene
Ced Gelur
Wid Galiap
I B. VamAntworp
Wito Balits
Seiday
Clee
Mandate of a Rural Pastor and Weekend News Notes
A fragmented rural community page notes visitors and church services. Local figures endure health, travel, and social events with brief remarks on a garden of townsfolk and past week church attendance.
Magnolia Grange Fair Success and Local Social Notes
Magnolia Grange Fair drew a strong turnout with well represented departments and improved storefronts as Magnolia residents hosted guests and exchanged news. The column lists visitors, travels, illness, and community happenings including departures to Toluca and Peoria, church meetings, and town improvements.
Death by drowning near Lecon road reported
Edward J. Martin, an elderly farmer, disappeared earlier and was found drowned near the Lecon road, west of Peter Rychraide's red barn. An inquest returned a verdict of death by drowning with a head injury noted, and the body was buried in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennepin
Edward J. Martin
Beudsay
Cetii
Ford
Catie
Tee Lecon Road
Tee Aranne
Tara
Hennepla
Heopoeple
Martie
Dla
FF. Taylor
Magnolia
H Durley Foreman
UC B. Dagger
F Clemens
Clarence Ray
Henry O' Neell
Edward J. Mario
Rey Douglas
M. B. Church
Coloma
Tee Wenner
Wither
Atenas
Tess Simary
Ty Bard
Tamrelge Alley
Local Carnival News Brings Community Updates
The report notes preparations for a village fair with exhibits, entertainment, and crafts. Fred Ball visits his brother Marian, Roy Martin moves nearby, and a farmer hosts a carnival gathering while townsfolk plan events in early November and later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey
Mageela Grange
Tie Oshad
Poe
Fred Ball
Pos
Im Kallets
Tie Brother Marian
Roy Martin
Saint Corm
Poeoris
Busy week at the Grange Fair and local events
The text reports a lively Grange Fair with judging of driving and exhibits, praise for the drivers and attendees, and a day full of entertainment. It notes new local residents at the Koehler Hotel and family visits, including Frank Koshter and Mylitts Morris with relatives in Amboy and Chico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winte Wae
Stugio
Qhaws Reesiying
Bearder
Fats
Eying
Fatires
Johnson
Koehler
Frank Koshter
Wilcom Houes
Mylitts Morris
Amboy
Bumgarner
Chico
Lone Tree Wheatland Sunday Convention Held at Whitefield Church
The Wheatland township Sunday School convention met at the Whitefield M E church with H B Hunter of Cottage presiding. Blanche Allen served as secretary and a large attendance including Worthington and daughter Chloe, Mrs Bean, Mrs Dr Willie, Mr Perehing and others enjoyed sessions. The president was reelected, Flora Ruquelio named secretary, Chesney, Brokaw and Mrs McKeon on the executive committee. The convention next meets in Cottage and invites all Sunday school workers to attend. A letter from Linn Claweon dated Beaver City describes a pleasant journey and condensed crop news. local visits and weather affected travel but no major incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
Wheatland Township
Waco
Whitefield
Mars H. B. Hunter
Cottage
Blanche Allen
Worthington
Chloe
Bean
Kowanee
Willie
Psaris
Tiskilns
Bray
Mies Flora Rucuelio
Mel Chesney
Mea Brokaw
Mre McKeon
Linn Claweon
Beaver City
St. S Bret
R Henry Mehler
Nebraska
Sarah Jobacon
Ielemda
Roger
Cim
Min Anderson
stenBag
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Sworks
Sor
Jas
Ason
Alte Sister Towers
Sers
Cba
Washand
Absa
Pete
I. R
Ripe
Mortenson Bros
Mortenson
Weecey
Marahall
Willlaz Fountain
Ous Haat Weeis
Marc van Rickey
Mary Claris
Bonham Whool
Meister and Sons
Trac
Edwin
Sale of
Chiengo
Fis Fatitoresine
Camp Qwove
T. Feny
Esaham
Burson
Saur
Mus
Forder Watt
Mae
Tyre
Fay
Mmoonla Grad Lodge
Barbour
Indianapolis
Magnolia Grange
John MekKkizrgan
Mre Cine
Ma Allimer
Daily
Lalfayottoors
J. al. McKingan’s
Mie Mostey
Creat Bend
Kan
Ikem Eee
Shannon
Lown
Alexander
Miro Massie
JB. Smith
McNabb
Willis
and Jamuy
Quaker Lane
Jobe Thorom
Eins Calvin
Rominete tShe Gesez
Beramato
Micass van Horne
Mal Rolsy
Dust
Jim Blenry
Teu
F. Taylor
Olatuce Ray
Wosona Opoct Gontay
Alawe
Spencer
Thompson
Toluce
Lucelle Hasaum
Carle Eddingfield
Mr. Moorrow
Towa
Miss Ensign
Rutland
Barney Piper
Peoria
Hawe
Lula Otte
Miss Quinn
Myris
Jobn MecClary
Bruder Bros
Chicago
Morria
Charlie Ward
W. Ward
Camp Grove
Miso Grawbuerg
DeWitt
DeWitte
Surat
Patent Colt
Kid
Florsheim & Co
Rallston Health
Shoemakers
Rice and Hutchins Mien
Adies Shoes
Kemppenderl- Pitman
Manufacturiog
Tor Watsen
Tns
Te Ey
Cates
Pte
Aoe
Bnee
Nence Fom
Cannah Jones
Enrry
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