Hartridge canoe maker confronts Donovan in creek intrigue
Donovan pursues Patricia Holbrook and Helen Holbrook at Port Annandale. He meets Hartridge, a canoe maker, who denies being Henry Holbrook and reveals Rosalind Hartridge is his daughter. Donovan questions motives and escapes a deadly threat as tension escalates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Holbrook
Helenbrook
Laurence Donovan
Port Annandale
Misa Srk
Donovan
Henry
Patricia
Snovan
Helen
van Intruder
Einald Gillespie
Melen Holbrook Gillespie
Miss Holbrook
Holbrook
Huartridge
Hartridge
Mr. Donovan
Helen Holbrook
Mr. Hartridge
Rosalind Hartridge
St. Agather's School
Helen Moolbrook
Mr. Holbrook
Henry Holbrook
Tippecanoe
Annandale
St. Agatha’s
Sunday at St. Agatha's and a mystery on the Tippecanoe
Donovan observes Sunday duties at St. Agatha's with Miss Pat and Helen Holbrook, questions Hartridge's identity, and tracks Hartridge’s canoe business while Gillespie draws local curiosity after a dramatic cash gift from a farmer. The tale shifts to a stunned village scene as a 1,000 dollar donation is revealed, foreshadowing further intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima
Glenarm House
House of Holbrook
Robina
Ijima
Port Annandale
St. Agatha's
Glenarm
Lake Road
St. Agatha’s
Miss Pat
Helen Holbrook
Sister Margaret
Helen
Pat
Mr. Donovan
Miss Holbrook
Cannes
These
Parte
Hartridge
Henry Holbrook
Connecticut
Tippecanoe
Paul Stoddard
Holbrooks
Gillespie
Yeats
Illinois News Sketches From Diverse Illinois Locales
Fragmented report covers multiple Illinois items from Danville to Mt. Vernon. Notes include Pythian orphans in Macon county, a shooting incident in Marion, highway robbery near Stewardson, a Carlinville merchant’s death, an attempted train wreck near Nashville, wolf hunting near Nauvoo, a Harrisburg poor farm death, Peoria theater fire losses, Jacksonville elder death, Iola yegg robbery, a 55 year reunion in Bloomington, a saloon double homicide in Tiden, and a large coal lands deal near Mt. Vernon.
Practical Fashions Pattern 2269 for Apron
Pattern details describe a four size apron 32 36 40 and 44 inch bust with square pockets for dusters and items. It notes fabric yardage for 36 bust using 27 inch wide mineral and 36 inch width, and instructs sending 10 cents to the Pattern Department of the paper to obtain the pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panis
Theured Ginghan
Plato Eltobeas Katlates
Madras
Esen Denine
Paris Pattern No 3089 Misses Dress Pattern Ad
Pattern notice details a Paris Pattern No 3089 for a misses princess dress in cashmere or substitutions with a broad sailor collar and removable pique chemisette. It lists sizes 13 to 17 with material quantities and braiding, and directs 1 cent pattern orders to Pattern Department of the paper. Undertakers Worried notes a bequest involving cremation of dogs and ashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
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Rosalind
Red Gate
Nicholson
Lay Walte
R.hartric and
Margaret
Tippecanoe Village
News OF Illinois
Mammoth Cave
Duyguoin
Manueth
Kentucks
Salome
Shawneetown
Patsy
Seif
Danville
Wits
Diethe Babweards
Utes
Mao Orevelyer
Cherry
Isioomington
Cheney Wall
Macon County
Marion Oatoury Ailes
Dick Adame
Lyles
Fred
Adam
Frisk Farmer
Stewardson
Tom King
King
Collinsville
Carlinville
W. F Burgdorff
W F Burgdorff
Macoupin County
Carlnville
Nashville
McKinley
This County
Coulterville
Nauvoo
George Lacroix
Jesse
Harrisburg
Clara Monette
Peoria
Peoria Evening Journal
the Journal
Jacksonville
T D. Eames
Charles M Eames
Jacksonville Daily Journal
Lola
Iola
Bloomington
John Hansen
Bozeman
Mont
Andrew
Knox County
Byeden
Tiden
Mike Jackson
Charles Jackson
Big Coal Trust
Mt. Vernon
Loren N Wood
Chicago
Franklin County
Franklin
Jefferson Counties
Ies
Princess Dresb
Sarah Slaughter de Lorme
Berkeley
Cal
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