Preston residents welcome new neighbors as Christmas nears
In Preston many local residents are mentioned welcoming new families Dr John Bryant and his family move two miles southeast of town purchasing the Wm. Lynn property now home. Several Preston families are noted traveling, visiting Clinton relatives, and preparing for Christmas events while the town closes for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bartholomew
Beckwith
Rockford
Fellard
Fullard
Chas
Preston
John Bryant
Wm. Lynn
Dan Aire
Allure Fla
Florence Doniscelski
Chicago University
Artur Morris
Kenneth Halestead
L.A Spooner
Green Island
Community events and notices from Preston social round
The Farmers and Merchants Club plans to build an ice rink for Preston youths when weather permits. Mr and Mrs Christ Bramer of Wyoming attended the Lenie Ringen sale on his farm east of town. Arthur Smith returns home from Town City to visit his parents. The Cultus Club met at Rev L A Spooner’s home with refreshments and social hour. Rev W P Sandrock confirmed a class of fifteen adults at St Johns Lutheran. Geo Rowe of Green Island visited Preston. J L F Keebbenhoff and Frank Weil were added to the Sentinel family. Christmas and New Year greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Merchants Club
Preston
Christ Bramer
Wyoming
Preston Mondey
Twen
Arthur Smith
P. Smith
L. A. Spooner
W. P. Sandrock
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Geo. Rowe
Green Island
J. L. F. Keebbenhoff
Frank Weil
Sentinel
Mrs C M Bullock Recommends Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mrs C M Bullock of Gorham New Jersey recalls last winter when her sick children with cold and cough were relieved at once by Chamberlain Cough Remedy. She states the medicine gradually cleared all symptoms and warrants recommending it to others. Sold by Brexam Hinckley and Staack 35-4 F
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
C. M. Bullock
Gorham
Brexam & Hinckley
Staack
Elwood Saresel Elwood Consolidated School Guests in Maquoketa
Miss Flint and Paula Elwood together with Elwood teams traveled to Calamus for basketball Friday and Saturday. Absent Cornish at center weakened the lineup, but the teams played well despite the loss. Community events included the Lyceum course at the Methodist Church with Mr Scott performing impersonations and songs, praised as among the best in memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAREE
Elwood
Lyceum
Methods Church
Scotts
Mr. Scott
Walter Sealt
Gurirade Sadler
Muhongi
Port Falls
Brunswick
Ruth
Jacob
Alwat
Sands
Teylis
Ruth Behn
Wong Ta
Tanlac credited with curing Lincoln woman after years of illness
Mrs. Garah Learmont of 7238 R St Lincoln Neb reports relief from kidney pain, digestion problems and dizziness after taking five bottles of Tanlac She says her energy returned and she can do housework again Her friends noticed the improvement Tanlac is sold in Maquoketa Hurstville and Monmouth by local distributors
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Garah Lear
Mont
St. Lincoln
Neb
Taniac
Tanlac
Maquokeia
Broxam & Hinckley
Hurstville
Hurstville Produce Go
Monmouth
H. B. Preston
Gentle Medical Aid Promises Easy Bowels and Digestion
Advertises Chamberlain's tablets as a quick post meal remedy to gently ease bowels the next morning and improve digestion. Marketed by Brosam Hinckley and Staack. 46-4 F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brosam & ‘Hinckley and Staack
Monmouth Fraternal Fete Meets. Obituary of John Pook
Fraternal lodge at Monmouth held a meeting electing officers for the coming year and noting members duties. An obituary records the death of John B D Pook born 1840, a longtime Episcopal Church member, with survivors including Wavray Monmouth and other relatives.
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Tdeath
John Dh. Pook
Het
John BD. Poel
Mythos
Hfe der I
Mareret J. Wyvick
Tay
Wawy
Ares Wavray
Monneath
William Ha
Martello
Laura Dye
Monmouth
Si. Choad
Ore Himes
Central Citys
Ayville
Teartos
Ists
Toyert
Calie
Alby
Vlepen
Funeral notices and RNA officers highlight community life
The obituary notes a funeral at the M E Church with a Sunday service and cemetery burial, followed by RNA officers elected for the coming year. Additional items include a high school Xmas party and a weathered ad for catarrh treatment, reflecting local civic and social events. The season’s scenes show religious rites, club governance, student activities, and a medical ad amid winter streets.
Reverend Joe Kelsey Takes Presbyterian Post
The United Presbyterian church announces Rev. Joe Kelsey as the new minister replacing the previously mentioned name. An offering will be held at the Union Xmas free Noms eve to aid starving children in Europe. Restroffer returns from country work for his winter vacation. Mike Riedeling visits from Daport to see friends. The M. Nid Society chicken dinner and bazaar prove successful, boosting the treasurer’s funds. Mrs Renry Jacobsen and son Levy Key visit Saturday and stay until Monday. Mrs Kepper and Mrs Schupper suffer Wood poisons on her lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
Joe Kelsey
United Presbyterian Church
Europe
Restroffer
Mike Riedeling
Da'pport
M. Nid Society
Dyba Wager
Flannery
Victor
Renry Dacobsen
Levy Key Cam Ap
Mre
LU. Kepper
H. A. Schupper
Local notices and social updates in Baldwin area
Community movements mark moving day with three families relocating within Baldwin. Edward family moves to Railroad Street while Ketchum and Long households shift nearby. Howard Werick returns from Barhillu to resume work, and Mrs Voelpell with children plan to move into J G Xuing residence. The Lyceum program resumes January 14 in Harmon Hall with Homeland Entertainers.
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Our City
Edwards
Railroad Street
Charles Ketchum
James Currie
CG. W. Long
Longmew
Ed. Harding
Howerd Werick
Barhillu
Row
Love
Ithe M. E. Chereh
Anna Voelpell
J. G. Xuing
Noves House
Martiel Taber
Chicago
Geo. Tabs
Martin Martinsen
Rochester
Minn
Harmienr Hall
Homeland
Joseph Kubert
Ridgeway
Vance
Onsite
Donnie Down
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