Casey County Notes Chronicle Local Happenings
W Ferguson appointed truancy officer Friday. Ed Ruedy and wife visiting sister in St Louis. Warren Shirley of Chanute guest at SW Slusser home. Mrs W R Nelson of Denver visited Casey friends. John Shore and Jessie Inderwood to wed Oct 8 at noon. Stork adds a boy to Dr and Mrs J McCollough. Several locals move, travel, and toil including oil searchers near Coles County. Rev Culp resigns Bethel Baptist pastorate. Me church corner stone postponed due to stone delivery delay. Public sale and land transfers noted in area records.
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Fort Laberdale
Fla
A. B. Bean
Esquire
John Shore
Jessie Lnderwood
Ralph M. Brooke
Chicago
Masonic "Grand Lodge
Casey Podge
Eva Layman
Wallace Young
Elma Kelly
H. A. Hunter
W W. Shuler
Brussels
T . McDaniel
Eagle Bank
M Buckle
Casey
Martinsville
Chas, Kingwood
Wyoming
Otis Bowles and
Marshall
Bowles
Stork
J . McCollough
C. M. Harding
Butte
Mont
Miss Hattle Beall
Money Comes in Bunches to A. A. Chisholm of Treadwell
A. A. Chisholm reports relief from long standing indigestion liver trouble and general debility after using Electric bitters. He slept better and regained appetite and energy and now attends to business daily. The tonic is said to aid stomach liver kidneys blood and nerves and is priced at 50 cents at Robt Prewett's.
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A. A. Chisholm
Treadwell
Gravel hauling targets over sixty teams in Hutsonville
The Hutsonville Herald notes about sixty teams are hauling gravel on local roads this week. W S Holmes of Inland Nebraska arrived Monday to visit his ill brother Perry Holmes who died October 12 1909 aged 43 years 3 months and 4 days. Fre J B Pearce and two sons from Pomeroy Washington visit Mary Pearce and others here. Fortner died at home in Indianapolis yesterday morning after weeks of illness aged 18 years born in North Carolina. Dugeer area recalled by earlier gun violence tied to liquor trade.
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Hutsonville
the Herald
W. S. Holmes
Inland
Neb
Perry Holmes
Thomas J
Phoebe Holmes
J. B. Pearce
Pomeroy, Wash
Mary Pearce
F. Fortner
Anapolis
N. Ot Cline
Dugeer
Ind
Arte A
Temperance Rent
General Beltéf
Wheat sowing ends as farmers plan for winter weather
Farmers note completed wheat sowing and plans to shuck corn in coming days. Stores quote corn at 60 cents per bushel and fodder shredding begins with a local company charging five cents per bushel or a dollar fifty per hour. Local residents visit, move, and sell livestock, with several heading north to work.
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John Helmer
Nate Chronic
Clay County
Paris
Clarence Hughes
Blan Hall Farm
Kansas
Edgar County
Clarence Kemper
Cloone
Hall Farm
Shredder Company
Mike
Schwartz
Bennett
Westfield
Rand
Local Notes From Community Events And Gas OiI Drilling
Fine rain Sunday. Corn husking is in progress. Grace I will be at Lockard's, Jim. Ed Nash starts north today to risk carn. Several attended the Thompson sale Thursday Rev. Figg, of Indiana, is visiting in this vicinity. Meeting based at the Misner church Wednesday night. The Ohio Oil Co. is drilling the Lingafelter well to third pay. Philip Weir and Frank Lingafelter returned from N Dakota Monday. L. Bowen and wife left Tuesday to visit relatives in southern Missouri. There was no school at Butternut Friday due to teacher Lawrence Chapman at a meeting in Danville. Rev. F. C Bailiff failed to fill his appointment at Butternut due to his wife's illness. Jesse Blankenbaker holds a public sale today and contemplates moving to Texas soon. Fo ley's Kidney Remedy advert promotes health for kidney and bladder trouble.
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Grace I
Lockard’s
Jim
Ed Nash
Thompson Sale
Figg
Indiana
Misner Church
Ohio Oil Co
Lingafelter
Philip Weir
Frank Lingafelter
N. Dakota
L. Bowen
Missouri
Butternut
Lawrence Chapman
Danville
F. C Bailiff
Jesse Blankenbaker
Texas
West Union social notes and local updates
West Union area society items including visits by Mrs. Ira Julian to relatives in Robinson and local residents riding to Marshall for events. Birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Murphy. Death of Claude Gideon from typhoid fever with a ill younger brother. Community movements and minister changes noted. Health ad endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills with a user testimony.
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Dr. King
J. A. Harmon
Lizemore
W. Va
Prewetts
Is Your Family Reading Worth While
The Youth's Companion offers entertaining yet worthwhile reading for families with adventures and moral tales. It emphasizes fortitude, self reliance, and truthful conduct, aiming to combine safety with engaging stories.
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Youth’s Companion
Rollie
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B. F Goble
Elgin
Charles McDavitt
Lovell
James Devers
J. R. Pinnell
Coles County
Union Township
William VanNote
Alice Johnson
Kalama
Washington
New ME
Frank Disberry
Keelilher
Minn
Bucklen
Robi Preenett
Lockards
Jesse Husted
Haute
Dudley
Ray Gallatin
Sam Abrosman
Southern
California
Clarence Beachout
Rev Culp
Bethel Baptist Church
West Midway
Machling
Newman
Stella
Clarksville
Dolsop Chapel Sunday School
Mat Snyder
J W. B. Hutchings
Bertie Claypool
Sec’y
Eliza Nicholson
Treas
Ophia Hurst
Opal Davis
Fred
Lockard's
Mabel
Sperry Claypool
John Claypool
Art Alfred
Swango
George Hutchings
Steve
Richland County
Perry
Coleman Richey
Lake Perry
Charleston
Wm H Hutchings
Elisha Claypool
James Dunn
Casey Sun
Pat Madigan
Jack Clements
D D Beasley
Harrisburg
Patsy Madigan
Frank
Everett Porter
Metcalf
James Ballenger
James Anderson
Sam Edinger
Chas Shrider
Coral Green
James Brown
Vevay Park
Chas Rhinehart
Clark Newlin
Robinson
Chas, Newlin
Wm. Lippincott
Bloomington
P. A. Connelly
Beasley
I. N. Terrell
Joe Connelly
Kickapoo
Lyda Jones
Dolson
Wm Jones
Chas
Newlin
Hillard
Near
Mallman Farm
Chas Wilhite
Fritsche
Wilhite
Curlew
Iowa
Colvin & Garrett
Salisbury
Colvin
Towa
Foley
Bright
West Union
Ira Julian
Fred Bush
Della Prevo
Augusta Weck
Kittle
Gerald
Mae Chadwick
Jesse Murphy
Stella Manhart
Sandusky
Ohio
T Shawler
Reba Frakes
Nash
West Union Methodist
Theo Lloyd
Robert Whitson
Wayne Fox
Fairbanks
Ed William's
Vogt
H. F Wharton
Denham House
Henry Weldon
Huil
Florence
Shawler & Richards
West Union, Ill
Berta
Union Shoe Store
Cork & Poorman Complete Outfitters
Ill
Ae Be Wino
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