Announcement Coroner Candidate Dr E Broomer
Dr E Broomer of Centralia Illinois is a candidate for Marion County Coroner, pending Democratic Primary decision. Primary held Saturday August 8 1908.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
10
Dr E Broomer of Centralia Illinois is a candidate for Marion County Coroner, pending Democratic Primary decision. Primary held Saturday August 8 1908.
We are authorized to announce J. L. Haley of Salem Illinois is a candidate for State's Attorney of Marion County subject to the Democratic Primary on Saturday August 8 1908.
We are authorized to announce that D W Holstlaw of Iuka Illinois is a candidate for State Senator from this 42nd district in the Democratic Primary Saturday August 8 1908.
Local notices read of Sunday activities with visits among residents Walter Gerrish and Miss Myrtle Belcher mentioned. The Foltzville ball team defeated Carrigan 5 to 3. An advertisement promotes Book No. 4 for Women and Dr Shoop Night Cure with confidential medical guidance.
Health is poor and thrashing dominates as residents pick berries and hoe fields for Emmit Cox and Frank Hatch crews. Ella Whitford and Bessie Albert visit Cain household. tomatoes bustle for the cannery. Mrs. Cain visits Mrs. Gaultney. Wheat prospects weak. Charley Ring plans a tabernacle meeting in Columbus.
Elsie Cain and Miss Bessie Roseman visit as harvest hopes fall short for apples. Shoop’s Pink Pain Tablets advertise quick relief from pain and blood pressure, with warnings and dealer ads. Social visits span families in Shoal Creek and Vandalia areas. various locals attend dances, sales, and Sunday gatherings.
Great preparations are underway for the old Soldiers' Reunion in Marion county set for August 11 12 13 and 14. Tuesday featured Bryan day in Salem with little local interest noted. Joseph Bunch improving after six months poor health. Local business in Sandoval prospers as mines and smelter move. McKinley opens a saloon in Central City and plans relocation. Miss Eva and Pearl Elliott visited Ollie and Anna Peters. Picnic parties from Sandoval enjoyed Carrigan's grove with several ladies and Jennie Ruby. Downey of Cone Station visited home folks G W Downey. Fancy Work club hosted by Jennie Ruby and Bess Kennedy. Pleasant time for all.
White Haven reports show a light harvest period with visits among neighbors. Bert Simcox hosted friends from Stringtown, Vandeventer remains improving, Lela Smith returned from Decatur and Springfield, Maude Jackson visited Daisy Walton, Bessie Reichert with sister Tompson, Emmit Keller preached northeast of home, Hiram Vandeventer and families joined Morris, Alice Reichert stayed with her Vernon uncle, John and Elihue Vandeventer mentioned.
S B Lawrence went to Neoga to put up hay this week. Several from Boulder attended a meeting at J A Shepard's Sunday night. Prayer meeting next Sunday night at Tom Cutright's. Hannah Reed of Boulder visited her brother Dock Shepard recently. Perry Belcher had ivy poison at his feet. We have had no time to gather news this week.
Mrs Sam Hall spent Tuesday with Mrs Fannie Belcher. Miss Bessie Becket will teach Temple school this winter. Grandpa and Grandma Yardley visited their son in law Walter Alexander Thursday. Several attended Sunday school Sunday afternoon. Vesper and Birl Alexander visited Elzie Dukes Sunday. Thom Shepard and family visited Fred Munday Sunday. Prayer meeting at A Goodmans last Sunday night. Leo Sebastian of Odin called on the Alexander brothers Monday. Miss Myrtle Belcher is feeling better now.
Little Delmer Organ, son of Mr and Mrs Organ, died July 9 aged 1 year 6 days after a long illness. Short house services followed by burial in Sandy Branch cemetery. Other items note a child’s arm injury, visits by local families, and remarks on ball games Sunday safety.
The Kinmundy nine won 23 to 16 against Zion last Sunday evening. Both teams have good runners and know how to bring in the tallies. Tomorrow Saturday assistance is sought to pick a site for the Old Settlers Reunion at Patoka. Rosella Lovejoy and her Springfield-born daughter are visiting their Souter grandparents.
Weather stays very warm as residents from Imperial California to Seymour Newfoundland visit and return home. Local health improves with J H Radcliffe under Dr Ryman care. Village election next Tuesday prompts reminders. Folks visit relatives and attend to property and business in the area.
The Shobonier township Sunday School convention met at the M E church with a union morning service and afternoon discussions on Sunday School work. Music by Shobonier M E and Stringtown choirs was well received. officers elected were R T Emerson president and Mrs. Gertie Cox secretary. A local ball game vs St Paul ended 7 to 4 in favor of St Paul. Oats, Long and Ballard pitched with St Paul scoring in early innings. The town to host games at Brownstown next Sunday and Aug 2 features IL Central Local from Decatur visiting.
A reader recalls seven attendees from a sister village joining thirty one from Vernon and others for Vernon’s Fourth of July celebration. No speeches or amusements occurred despite promises, and the advertised balloon ascent underperformed. Reports claim Vernon’s citizens provided strong support but the event soured amid disappointment.
STRINGTOWN reports corn prospects are very poor due to an insect destroying much prairie corn. No Sunday School this week as residents attended M. E. Sunday School in Sholonier and township convention in the afternoon. R. T. Baldwin and wife of Patoka visited S. V. Cole and wife and attended the Shobonier Sunday school convention. Rev. Cox of Shobonier, assisted by an evangelist, will begin meetings here next Sunday night.
Grandma Klinge of Vernon spent a few days last week with daughter Mrs Ela Emerson. Mrs Mary Epps of Vernon helped on the farm Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bert Simcox west of Patoka attended a Shobonier convention. R H Tarvin and family west of Vernon visited Edward Thomas and family Sunday. R T Emerson and daughter Myrtle went to Vandalia Wednesday for eye specialist Dr Salee. Wm Curran and wife of Hecktown visited Jas Wadlow and wife Saturday night and Sunday.
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