Card of Thanks from W. D. Linton and Family
The Linton family expresses heartfelt thanks for season greeting cards and friendly sentiments received during the season.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1926
Page
3
The Linton family expresses heartfelt thanks for season greeting cards and friendly sentiments received during the season.
Homer McAdoo and family moved from Clinton to Fostersburg and spent part of last week with the Eli Morgan family. Miss Nina Doolen missed school but is improving. Mrs. E. Norris and son John of Fillmore visited Mrs. L. Foster. Orve Walton and Lewis Jones butchered hogs for Mrs. Blanche Dool. Owen Belcher and wife called on Rob Arnold. Mrs. L. Foster, Jos. Hathaway and F. Griffin with Ernest Stevens and family near Salem visited Thursday. Eli Morgan listed on folk list. Erna Jones owns a Crosley Pup and fears its habits. Elmer Frizzell and family from Litchfield visited. Cecil Lowe and family Sunday visitors with Eli Morgan. Miss Martha Walker returned to Wood River to resume school. Spears and Meadow sawmill on Sam Arnold timber ready to saw lumber for orders already. Miss Jane Walker spent Sunday night with sister Mrs. Lewis Jones.
The annual election at the Vernon and Shobonier Telephone Co. was held at the schoolhouse last Tuesday night. Frank Beck was elected to fill a vacancy and the board organized for 1926 with Arewine Willett as president Bryan Albert secretary Fred Klinge treasurer Frank Beck manager for west line and Harry Metzger for east line.
Public message thanks readers for cooperation in preparing and mailing Christmas mail. Acknowledges errors in distribution and asks continued support in the new year. Signatures include J. W. Alexander Post Master and route personnel Miss Helen Chandler Orville Genre Frank Ballance Harvey Hudspeth.
Mrs Theodore Meredith and two grandchildren returned home from Chicago after a visit with her daughter. Mrs Albert Hindred and husband came back home last week. Kitchen shower for Lewis Eisner and wife yielded many useful articles. Mrs Will Snyder is sick this week. Luther Williams and family visited relatives then returned home. Robert Terry visited his sister Mrs Irvin Bowen last week.
Millard Palmer and family visited Mr. Peat Bopp and family Monday. George Pulver and family spent time with Mat Belcher and family. We are sorry to hear of the death of Mr. Willie Williams and extend heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved. His place is vacant in their home but God doeth all things well. We are glad Mrs. Calvin Belcher is able to be out again.
Claud Norris owner sells farm 11 2 miles west of Vernon on Saturday January 16 1926 starting at 10 o'clock. Items include several horses cows a farm wagon buggy plows harrows cultivators and about 5 tons of soy beans plus kaffir corn. Terms are six months at seven percent interest and six percent discount. John A Jennings Auct F M Smith Clerk.
I thank my many friends and neighbors for their quick response to our call for help which saved our home from destruction by fire. Mrs Illinois Christie.
A long running patent remedy claims to cure colds flu pneumonia coughs bronchitis and tuberculosis related coughs. The ad notes ten years of use and reports a single death in cases where it was employed. Tsos Altom druggist offers testimonials and literature.
Proceedings in the Marion County Circuit Court decree dated December 1925 announce a master’s sale of vast real estate parcels in Patoka and surrounding townships. The bid action, set for January 1926, will offer multiple tracts including sections 28, 4, 3, 5, 6, and 7, with numerous fractional quarters and exclusions such as rights of way and highways.
John L. Kagy Master in Chancery of Marion County declares a sale of specific Illinois land parcels in Clinton and Marion counties under cash in hand terms. Wham Wham & W. G. Murphey represent the complainant in this December 21, 1925 filing.
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