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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1908

Page

8

Farmers Reflect on Harvest and Picnic Attractions

WH work on n two orn cribs and logs were destroyed leaving nothing but his dwelling house. Daeg of fire is unknown. Robt Walton has purchased a of young males for 95.00. Males seem cheaper than last year. HH Ballance called on Cooper this week. Livesay has been hauling wheat to market. Farmers work wheat ground for sowing. Scribe and family shared bread with O H Walton and wife. Miss Adah Griffin progresses with Zion school. We all attended the Farmers Picnic. Willie Sicher played organ. H L Ballance bought three young males to match his existing one. Orville Walton was slightly sick after the picnic. Pink Pain Tablets from Dr Shoop offered. James Knight and wife of Centr alia visited. Elizabeth Farmer returned from Butler KY. J H Peddicord has a new residence nearing completion.

Walton HH. L. Ballance W. H. Cooper Livesay O. H. Walton Adah Griffin Zion Willie Sicher H. L. Ballance Orville Walton

Breese residents note family updates and travel

C. S. Snearly was called home from Breese to be with his gravely ill wife who is now improving. F. Robinson visited St. Louis this week. Mary Pribble returned from Sparland after visiting her son William Pribble and his wife who welcomed a baby boy. John Miller and family spent Sunday at Shobonier with his parents.

C. S. Snearly Breese F. Robinson St. Louis Mary Pribble William Pribble Sparland Ills John Miller Shobonier Hughes R. N. Norris Kentucky Norris Jesse Linton Charley Leininger Maud Jackson St.Louis Radah Pearl Anderson John Anderson Carlyle Wm. Smith Geo. Christie John Linton

Preventic Candy Cold Cure Tablets Sell Widely

A popular candy tablet named Preventic is advertised as a safe cold cure dispensed by druggists everywhere. The tablet supposedly relieves a cold within a few hours and is pitched as child friendly with no quinine or laxatives. Box of 48 costs 25 cents and is sold by all dealers.

Gerrish and Britt Dinner Hosts List Attendees

In FOLTZ VICINITY the Gerrish and Britt dinner was held at H. T. Gerrish's on Sept 17. Attendees included H. T. Gerrish and wife Albert Gerrish and wife Bessie and Alfred Gerrish Mrs Myrtle Elmer and babe Chas. Foltz and wife and six children H. B. Gerrish wife and babe Willie Gerrish wife and four children Levi Gerrish wife and two children Ritchard Lewis wife and three children Loyd Gerrish and wife Sam Hall wife and two children R. H. Foltz wife and eight children Oatis Foltz wife and five children Calvin Gerrish Thos Shepherd wife and three children Sammie Britt and wife Olive Britt wife and babe Bud Walker and wife W. D. Linton wife and two nephews Willie and Harry Long Israel Yardley and wife Mrs Cyntha Curry Finley

Gerrish Britt H. T. Gerrish Albert Gerrish Bessie Alfred Gerrish Myrtle Elmer Babe Chas. Foltz H. B. _Gerrish Willie Gerrish Levi Gerrish Ritchard Lewis Loyd Gerrish Sam Hall R. H. Foltz Oatis Foltz Calvin ‘Gerrish Thos Shepherd Sammie Britt Olive Britt Bud Walker W. D. Linton Willie Harry Long

Community social notes and local visits in Patoka area

Curry and Harlen Curry of Wabash County Ohio and Amel Lucas and wife attended with others. Music by Willie Gerrish, water melons served after dinner, and happy farewells at the Gerrish home. Visitors include Thomas Flint and wife from Galliton Wisconsin and Tom Chilton and Bert McPhail from Wellington Kansas. Brother Brown preached at Temple. nine loads of lumber moving to Central City coal mine. An ad extols Dr. Shoop Health Coffee as a quick wholesome substitute for coffee.

H. T. Gerrish Central City Foltzville Tom Chilton Bert McPhail Wellington Kas Albert Gerrish Dan Thalman Elsie Lucy Alfred Gerrish Bessie Patoka Brown Temple Dr. Shoop Vail & Thalman

White Haven residents gather for visits and tours

White Haven residents Earl Jackson improves. Della Leininger and Mrs. John Nelson visited Tea Island. William Smith Nan Binnion from Diamond Mo visited Mark Cox and family. Many relatives from Vandalia Centralia Boulder Sholconier Vernon Mound Chapel Sho lconier Ken tucky attended gatherings and minor local events.

Earl Jackson Della Leininger John Nelson Tea Island William Smith Diamond, Mo Nan ‘Binnion Mark Cox Albert Morey Stringtown Bert Simcox R. N. Norris O. D. Jackson Will Linton Mr. Vandeventer Sholconier

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. W. Davis J. H. Davis E.mily Barrette C. M. Ashton Ass’t Marion County Bank Illinois J. C. Griffin James Knight Centralia Robert Norris Cincinnati Elizabeth Farmer Butler J. H. Peddicord Vernon Foltz Vicinity White Haven Lela Smith Will Humes Mayme Jessie Cox Cora Ballance Toad Island Mrs Cox Boulder Josie Leininger Vandalia Glen Cox Robert Ballance Cole Manufacturing Co Chicago Cole Cole Manufacturing Coo Cole’ Manufacturing Co James Simcox & Son COLES Birmingham Ala Savannah, GA Ilinois Central R. R Savannah South Central of Georgia Railway Fulton G. Hatch A. H. Hanson P. T.M Chas. EK Blankinship Headquarters John Deere Odin Southern Express Northern Express Clinton T. B. Walker Ag’t Patoka Markets Illinois Central Railroad Corinth Mississippi Haleyville Alabama Illinois Central Manchester J. F. Merry W. W. Murbfin I, C. Depot
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