Local notes and visits in Dewey and Jasper regions
Mrs. Sarah Glen and granddaughter from Grainville visited three days with sister Mrs. Goff. Simmons in Oklahoma. Hoover and Simmons Sundayed with Mr. Johnson. Bayne and Matthews among W C T U silver medal contenders for Jasper soon. Norval Watson visited uncle Dan Matthews. Salem Sunday school discusses Christmas. Neighbors invite all to help. Ries spent Sunday with Arch Rice and Mrs Wheeler of Carthage. Fletcher Carter and Maud visited Mr Owens. Bedell mourns loss of grandson through Appleby family of Kansas City. Bedell in Kansas City. Judge Brook busy, visits home weekly. Wood spent Sunday near Carterville. Edith Emry of Carthage spending week with James Estey and Flowers. Plisterers in charge of Tom Busby’s house currently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Glen
Grainville
Knoone
Goff
Simmons
Oklahoma
Hoover
Mr. Johnson
Messrs. Bayne and
Matthews
Jasper
Norval Watson
Dione
Suoday
Dan Matthews
Salem
Ries
Arch Rice Sod
Wheeler
Carthage
Fletcher Carter
Miss Maud
Owens
Bedell
Appleby
Kansas City
Zion Event Delayed But Enjoyed. Barn Fire Damages Farm
A Sheridan schoolhouse box supper was postponed to Saturday due to bad weather and drew modest crowds though the program was praised. A cake for the most popular girl went to Mrs Kroest Schenck. About 5:30 Sunday a fire destroyed H O Earls barn, nearly all stock saved, loss partly insured. Local residents Roy Davie and W M Jacobs returned from trips. several others visited or shopped locally. No hunting or fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Kroest Schenck
H.O. Earl
Correspondence and local moves around Dublin area
Robert Kinosid made a short call on Mr Lanes Sunday. Mr Sharp and family visited Lucas last Sunday. Mr Strawn moves to east of Dublin this week. Mr and Mrs Webber visited Jim Weyer Tuesday night at Boston, also the candidates meeting at Odd Fellows hall. Milo Butler of Forest Grove rents his father's farm and stays with his father in Dublin plowing for next year's crop. Waeb Sharp works in a horse shoeing shop at Carthage. Arthur Long and wife of Oakton moved to Dublin living with Sharps. Mrs Long's parents. Several Dublin residents attended a political speaking in Jasper Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kinosid
Lanes
Mr. Sharp
Lucas
Mr. Strawn
Dublin
Mra. Webber
Jim Weyer
Boston
Odd Fellows Hall
Milo Butler
Forest Grove
Waeb Sharp
Carthage
Arthur Long
Oakton
Sharps
Neighborhood Talk and Local Happenings
Horace Bunnell attended to business matters in our area last week. Able Hyder Alva Dyson and Perry Hyder left Inez Tuesday for a Nevada hunting trip. George Strawn sold property in Dublin for a farm near Mud College and moved his family. Edna Harmon will winter and study in Weir Kansas. Harmon’s sister visiting last week returned home, Amies Evin accompanied her. Charles Johnson butchered a hog. Dublin school progresses well under Miss Grace Crow. Frank Sharp and family Sunday at the Lucas home. Cold weather brings cozy fires. Perry Hyder and Alva Dyson began a junking trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Bunnell
Mesers
Able Hyder
Alva
Dyson
Perry Hyder
Inez
Nevada
George Strawn
Dublin
Mud College
Mias Edna‘Hiarmon
Weir
Kansas
Mra. Harmon
Amies Evin
Charles Johnson
Dublic School
Grace Crow
Frank Sharp
Lucas
Alva Dyson
Diamond meeting notes show poor attendance and visits
The Diamond gathering drew few attendees on Sunday. Miss Florence Duyringer reported improvement. Miss Cora Crone visited Mr. Frank Woods last Monday. Lloyd Delp and Miss McCone attended Diamond Sunday. Mary Wood and Minnie Creamer visited Mrs. Tom Woods. Diamond School counts forty seven attendees. William and Walter Wood visited their brother Charney last Sunday. Johnny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Crone
Frank Woods
Lloyd Delp
Miss McCone
Diamond
Mines
Mary Wood
Minnie Creamer
Tom Woods
Diamond School
Walter Wood
Charney
Johnny
Hypophosphites Claim Cure for Consumptives by Wilson Formula
Edward A. Wilson's Preparation of Hypophosphites touted as sovereign remedy for consumption asthma bronchitis entarrh gripe and lung maladies. Thousands report relief and some cured after doctors deemed incurable. Signed testimonials from consumptives urge immediate write for full particulars and testimonials. Sole agent C A Annorr 60 Ann St New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Wilson
C. A. Annorr
Ann St
New York City
N.Y
Great Music Offer for Piano and Organ Roll
A publisher invites readers to send three or more performer names and twenty five cents to receive postpaid the Int ext Popular Music Roll with 20 pages of sheet music. Includes songs marches and waltzes arranged for piano or organ and features pieces like Kraven's Flight for the Butterflies Manila March and The Girl I've Seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraven
Manila
Popular Music Publishing Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Where Bullets Flow. Civil War Vet Praises Electric Bitters
David Parker of Fayette New York a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg extols Electric Bitters saying they saved him from costly medical treatments and keep him strong and well. Sold at Webb Bros. drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
Webb Bros. Drug Store
Clothing Cleaning and Pressing Prices at Harrington Store
Advertises dry cleaning and pressing prices including coats and skirts with amounts such as 81.25 for some items. Invites customers to bring clothes to Harrington Clothing Store via H. J. Dhanporri and mentions Up to date Livedry in Carthage. Crandall Bros. pay cash for beef hides through October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pun
Harrington Clothing
H. J. Dhanporri
Livedry
Carthage
Crandall Bros
Miners in the Klondike Recall Yukon Life and Costs
Leslie's Weekly notes the Klondike mining life amid scarce water and cold winters. Creek camps near streams command high living costs. wages range four to six dollars daily with board. Old timers are “sour dough” aristocrats while new arrivals are “cheechakes.” Letters from home brighten cabin life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon
Leslie
Dawson
Cripple Creek
Creede
Tonopah
Klondike
States
Wood rat mentality and a note on the concertina
The piece likens a wood rat to human nature, focusing on insatiable greed to build a pile of sticks and a refuge that becomes a danger in fire. It then mentions efforts to promote the concertina, praising skilled players but condemning amateur misuse as torture and predicting calamity if it spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sears
Tock
Tod
Sis
Ej. Campbell
DEWEY
Mrs. Wood
Carterville
Edith Emry
James, Estey
Flowers
Plisterers
Tom Busby
Zion
Roy Davie
W. M. Jacobs
B. AL. Jeeney
Newark
Nie
Burns
E. D. Boyd
Alice
Mary Curtis
Magaret Beam
Mae Bsnolord
Drayton Curtis
Paul Aoe
James Klinefelter
Hille
Morrisweon
Wood
Schreck
Milton
Wescott
H Wood
Golick Freel Cather
Lauderbaugh
Lukens
C Barkley
L Hille
Joe Bradford
James Kioosid
Milton Henry Cather
Cczatt
Wine
R Cunning
F Wagner
JM Smith
J Hille
Teter
Garfield Berry
H Roberts
F Carter
JE Bird
Geo McCune
Farr
Joseph Cather
George Mosher
O Hanshaw
D Dryden
Jacob Byers
Lawson J Tucker
Moon Chas Lilly
W Coatley
Isaac Herring
Thos Costley
Alfred Beeson Heory
E Tucker
Lawcon Jobo Rausch
Yours Truly
Burgner-Bowman Lumber Co
Staver
Rex
Studebaker
J. A. Cozatt
Hammond Bros
D. W. Teeter
Florence Duyringer
South Side
Ed Cherry Grocery Co
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