FOR SALE AND WANTED ADS FROM VERNON AREA
Want column listings show farm tasks bids and sales. Items include fence posts good milk cows wanted, a two story house for sale or trade with long terms, Ford parts used batteries and 8 thrifty shoots. Also Leghorn hens and a telephone operator bid due January 7 with work start April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Ververs Farm
Joe Yardley, Jr
W. H. Cain
W. R. Simcox
J. S. Hudspeth
Ford
Wickersham
Tfe
Eldoris Belcher
Mas Belcher
Vernon
Ill
Warren Bobbitt
Patoka
A. Brummett
White Haven Christmas items and social visits noted
In White Haven, Altom's offers Christmas cards and booklets while residents report slow corn husking due to mud. Mrs. Mattie Linton visited Pato ka. Mrs. Mary Cothern stays with daughter. Christie family and Clara Jones visit Irve Thompson's circle. Coal buying, dinners, and concern about weather mark a neighborly weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altom’s
Mattie Linton
Mary Cothern
Clara Jones
George Christie
Cracker Neck Community Notes and Local Moves
Raymond Alexander returned from the north last week Noble Bryant moved house and Chester Bryant moved in the vacated home Job Murray contemplates living with his mother this winter Walter Enloe of Decatur visits the Neck on moving business Luther Barnes and family Charley Shepard and family spent Sunday with J A Shepard and wife E L Sharp and wife of Toad Island called on neighbors Weather prevented church attendance praise for steadfast worship and gospel support Local editor reflects on simple living not fine clothes and dedicated faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Alexander
Noble Bryant
Chester Bryant
Noble
Job Murray
Walter Enloe
Decatur
Luther Barnes
Charley Shepard
J. A. Shepard
E. L. Sharp
Toad Island
Christ
Local News Briefs From Alma Area Include Marriages and Mishaps
Homer Osborn helped A. Green butcher one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hines of near Alma spent the weekend with Wiley Campbell and family. Edd Bender lost his old mare. Tom Dorris also lost a mare. Bob and Charley Gray repaired the local telephone line on Sunday. Alvin Gray was a Salem visitor Saturday. H. W. Somerville returned from St. Louis after neck cancer treatment. Elmer Powell worked for J. R. Gray Monday. Luella Gray and Walter Jones were married at Centralia last week. S. W. Gray and Dyland Carter on sick lists. Hershel Campbell from the north. George Jett purchased a Holstein cow. Homer Osborn and Jack Cavins traded horses last week. Jay Chandler home from Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Osborn
A. Greenwalt
Melvin Hines
Alma
Wiley Campbell
Edd Bender
Tom Dorris
Bob
Charley Gray
Alvin Gray
Salem
H. W. Somerville
St. Louis
Elmer Powell
J. R. Gray
Luella Gray
Walter Jones
Centralia
S. W. Gray
Dyland Carter
Hershel Campbell
George Jett
Jack Cavins
Jay Chandler
Colorado
Master’s Sale in Marion County Illinois 1927 Case
The sale of the real estate of the defendants is set for January 7, 1928 at 2:00 PM at the Patoka State Bank front door Patoka Illinois. The property is The South half of the North half of Section 12 Township 3 North Range 1 East Marion County Illinois. Terms: cash in hand. Special Master in Chancery John S Stonecipher announces the sale dated December 5 by John L Kagy solicitor for the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion C
A. D
Patoks State Bank
Patoka
Marion County
Illinois
Marion
Ilinois
John S. Stonecipher
Hingis
John L. Kagy
Also Mentioned on This Page
White Haven
Dorothy
Irve Thompson
Helen
Zella Easton
Wm. Lawrence
George Olmstead
Amon Sterling
Florence
James Phinney
Charley Christie
Charley
Linton
Enney Centralia, Illinois
East Broadway
Meres
Dad
Bill
Father
Dolly
Doll Cabs
Belt & Chain
MC Haney
Arthur Eli Miller
Sarah Ann Clark
Salenan Gomes
Grace Miller Davidson
Laura L. Davie
H. B. Carson Chandler
Artie Anderson
Britt
L. T. Hill
Rogier
Ss. H
Siggestiel Es Aesitate
Ciaves
Rm Pirrang
J. Altom & Son
Clark
Mall
Meador & Boggs
Lem Meador
Dr. Caldwell
Sui
Pepein Syrup Company
Monticello
Caldwell
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