Local items and society notes from the area
Mrs G W Zimmerman visited from Boarland and attended church events with the Eidies. Wm Duke toured the World’s Fair dedication and extended his Iowa visit. he heads home tomorrow. The bankrupt store touts a line of shoes at discounted prices this and next week. The Clark Swift and wives and others attended John N Clark’s funeral at Whitefield Corners. A wagon collision injures Ab Green and a man named Doyoe suffers a fall with facial injuries. Columbus Day fair by the Christian church features a large dinner and many fine items. Dr Bradway and family relocate to Abingdon from London Mills, receiving a gold watch and dance for leaving London Mills. A new railroad is under construction through Sumas. The horticultural fair yields top prizes for Eckardt’s produce with exceptional vegetables and praised fruit exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Zimmerman
Boarland
Eidies
Wm Duke
Iowa
Clark Swift
Wm Fosdick
Gao Halden
B. A. Adams
J. ‘J. Jones
John N. Clark
Belentifle Association of Pooria
Columbus
America
Pooria
Atleman
Dr Pear
Ayer
Xilla
Devos
Doyoe
Christian Church
Hey
Bradway
Heary
London Mills
W. A. Mathewe
Henry
A. Eckardt
Uearil
Bese Tontoinc Sold Sole Agent Henry Yaogar
Catarrhal headach or disease of the blood is treated by Hood's Sarsaparilla described as a reliable purifier. The advertisement touts Hood's as the best blood purifier and claims it cures chronic ailments, improves appetite, and strengthens the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Yaogar
Hood
Local Notes from Sparland and Surroundings
Mrs Zimmerman visits sister in Washington this week. Mrs Scott of Chillicothe visited friend Mrs Tes Wir. A Deyoe hires John Parsons for butcher shop work after Fred left. William Webster builds a new fence for his home. Two wagons and two bears plus two Indian women pass through town. Mrs Lanning returns from Chillicothe after four months at the hotel. Coal shaft works to meet rising demand. miners arriving. Rev Shoop holds Bethel meetings. good local congregation. Mrs Asa Nightwonger ill with fever. her daughter’s Wisconsin visit ends with death. two local boys ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparland
Zimmerman
Washington
Scott
Chillicothe
Teswir
Deyoe
John Parsons
Fred
William Webster
Lanning
Rev Shoop
Bethel
Asa Nightwonger
Mrs Bally
Wisconsin
Nervous Prostration Remedies And Local Notes
A large manufacturer seeks relief from nervous exhaustion with advice favoring Dr Miles Restorative. Local notes mention births, visits, and community events, including a dysentery outbreak scare in Helmetta and endorsement of Chamberlain's remedy for dysentery by Walter Willard of Janesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tic
Miles
Dr Powell's
Helmetta
N.J
Walter Willard
Janesburg
Helmettia
Chamberlain
J. W. Nieco
Local Notes From Sugar Grove and Surroundings
John Kapraun sawed lumber one day this week. Mrs Foster of Wenona visits Mrs Dawson. C E Burt Jr to celebrate his 21st birthday Friday. Frank Dawson injured by a horse and fence, foot nearly severed. Denny Landers injured arm in a fall, in a sling. Peter Mordian hosted a gathering with local couple and wives. Woodmen of Whitefield Corners reportedly have an Elk. Charley Aukland and Lank Bell finished clover threshing. two bushels per acre. John Hann’s son broke his leg by a horse. Dr Willis treated him. Joe Moody opened the coal bank on Roger Rowe’s land to supply nearby diggers. Eddy Dawson fell from a load of straw, bruised but no serious injuries anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
John Kapraun
Foster
Wenona
Dawson
C. E. Burt Jr
Frank Dawson
Denny Landers
Peter Mordian
Org
Whitefield Corners
Charley Aukland
Lank Bell
Acre
John
Hann
Dr Willis
Joe Moody
Roger Rowe
Eddy Dawson
Steuben Matrons Report Sick List Improved
Those on the sick list are improving. Individuals named include Man Mathias who has returned from the way Henry Schucher reshingling his barn Clara Hoskins with a visiting friend Ambrose Cummings and wife visiting Mrs Odell Mr and Mrs Addison Tanquary visiting friends in Princeton All are invited to attend church and sabbath school at Bethel house. Come. Petia Aso dene Ge oP UID Were n Tenquery's.
Sargent Guests Visit Aunt in Princeton Then Travel to Pontiac
Electa and Ella Sargent visit their aunt Mrs L A Barson of Princeton William Hoskins and family travel to Pontiac to visit friends. Buckton's Arnica Salve touted as a universal skin healer with a money back guarantee. Sold at Powell's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa
Ella Sargent
Mre L. A Bar
Princeton
William Hoskins
Pontiac
Country
Buckton’s
Arnica Sato
Fim
Powell’s
Local Notes From La Prairie Center Community
Arthur Wilmot returns home from Hedding College and visitors include Katie Howe of Kansas at John Davidson’s. Residents Joel Barnes and wife attend church from Wyoming. Grangers finish up school sessions at the hall. C. M. Briggs return from the western trip. Misses Jane Angus head home to Corning town. J. B. Root visits son Edwin in Marshalltown. A. F. Leigh ships two car loads of hogs to Chicago. Mrs Mary Ketchum of Saratoga visits. Scott family photographed at Peoria. C. W. Whitter painting store room. R. O. Caldwell's family back from New York. Fred Aman sells team at Chillicothe fair for 850. New Gass and son of Chicago buyers. Planned gathering Friday evening at the patacanee and church with donations for the pastor and family. Wm Whitter rumored to open stock in store. Ed Leigh drills well 200 feet to water. Mr McCollough reorganizing farm improvements. Hon H. K. Wheeler republican candidate for congress speaks at Town Hall and again at the eastern meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Leigh
Chicago
Mary Ketchum
Saratoga
Scott
Peoria
C. W. Whitter
R.O. Caldwell
New York State
Fred Aman
Chillicothe
New Gass and Son
Patacanee
Wm Whitter
Whitter
Local Notes and Notices from Hennepin
Oxbow in Funk hub this week as a juryman suspected. Mrs George Spring of Lestant visits Bow with three children. Wedding anniversary hinted for tomorrow in Town. Mrs W G Beckwith moving to Rock Island. Mrs Martin King visiting daughter Mrs Grant Trone while Grant courts in Hennepin. Birdie Hartenbower returns home from Ella HIll brand. A young lady with neuralgia seen in warm coat sleeve. Infant son of Chalfin Henderson dies at three weeks. funeral at Caledonia. Editor’s remark about Mrs E C Hiltabrand leads to possible contempt claim. Birthday dinner tomorrow at Eddy Hiltabrand’s for A D. James Michener and Will Trone back from Chicago. Bore son’s death noted. Elder Doney preaches at M E L. Rennes Theatrical Co at G A R hall. World’s Fair folks return Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxbow
Funk
George Spring
Lestant
Bow
W.G Beckwith
Rock Island
Martin King
Grant Trone
Grant
Hennepin
Birdie Hartenbower
Ella Hillabrand
Tonica
Chalfin Henderson
Caldedonia
The
Republican
E. C. Hiltabrand
B.C
Eddy Hiltabrand
A. D
James Michener
Will Trone
Chicago
Columbus
Will
Pus
Hennepin Weekend Religious and Civic Notes
Reports from Hennepin include Rey Alford occupying the M E pulpit, James Mayhee and wife visiting from Laclede, a large Monday lecture by Judge Yansey, and ordination services for Rey Smith. Columbus Day celebrations drew huge crowds, with teachers and students honoring each other at the park. Local travel, health testimonials for P P P, and ordinary notices about visits, deaths, and a deer park outing accompany a miscellaneous community snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Alford
Hickory Point
M. E
Art Zenor
Chicago
James Mayhee
Laclede
Hennepin
Judge Yansey
Court House
Rey Smith
Congregational Church
Clover Hulling Ends and Fall Plowing Slows in Clear Creek
Mabel Ransom suffered a severe facial poisoning while Ben Ransom and Barney Risemier were elected school directors. Mrs C H Ransom in poor health plans to winter with brother Tom Cooke. Mrs Ed Phillips Sr hosted a quilting event with attendees including Mrs John Walker and families. James Seville and Wm Ransom could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Creek
Mabel Ransom
Ben Ransom
Barney Risemier
C. H. Ransom
Tom Cooke
Mra Ed Phillips Sr
John Walker
He Graves
Henry Phillips
Grant Hauger
Guy
James Seville
Wm Ransom
New Principle Separates Liver Stomach and Bowels
MilesNerve and Ever Pils claim to separate liver stomach and bowels via nerves. A new discovery offers Drs Pills said to cure obstinousness bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation for all ages. Smallest mildest surest 50 doses 25 cents. Free samples at Powell's Drug Store Henry Ills. Mrs Bell former resident goes to Chicago by telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drc
J. E
F. A. Powell
Henry
Randolph Wis Fire Wipes Out Town Business District
A devastating fire reportedly wiped out Randolph Wisconsin, destroying the business section. The blast of details includes extensive property loss and mentions overall ruin across the town in the blaze reported by local dispatches.
Also Mentioned on This Page
JNO
Lacon, Til
Henry Republican
Grogar Burt
Ditor
Qur
Andy Kelley
Jim Pages
Jimmie Brazil
Towsay
Saturay
Monty
Nancy Hanks
Ening Sale
Wisa
Col. Henline
Ilinois
Fleinry, Tisl
Ed Leigh
Yrithis
Hennepin Elder
Doney
M. EL
Rennes Theatrical Co
G. A.R. Hall
World's Fair People
Gavagnan
Messrs Lippman Bros
Savannah
W.S. Cherry
Powell
Magnolia
Gridley
Graymont
M. Hancock
Kansas
John Brenn
Wm McKirgan
el Paso
Haney
James Thornton
Alisses
Bertie Way
Marea Ackerman
Normal
Harbaugh
A. Bowers
Pheebe Bowers
Ella Robinson
Mary Good
Ira Coe
Calkins
Georgia Alexander
Quaker Lane
Deer Park
Rock
Franklin Miles
Indiana
F Davis
Silver Creek
Neb
Dr Powell
Bouks Tee
Marchal County
Sever Uta Git
Slare J
Spesiat
Ovaronaia
Seth D. Fuiks
the Tailor
Lacon, I
Lenz
R. Clark & Son Pup
ILL
Randolph
Wis
Busines
Wbe Taylor
Andrew Vineyard
New Bevier
Martin Peterson
Joshen
Ind
Lake Shore Railway Company
Pittsburgh
Killig
Conn
Nares County
Tey
Jme
Jersey City
N. J
Epwakp Heron
John Winston
Dixby
Heron
Petsylvanua
Conems#t Furnace
Sadie Ressler
Joan Palmer
Owosso
Mich
Mere
Bors
JF. McNamara
Des Moines
Seneca Falls
N. Y
Burs Steel
Portsmouth
Richard Fleming
George Break
J. & Berrorp
West Chpenne
Wyo
Homestas Pa
Cleveland
Boston
National League
Aing
Milnesville
Gov. Humparey
Kansts
Pst
United States
Remant of Thon
Exquimaux
Hudson Bay
Jackson
Cath Trieves
Danbury
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