Visits and local social notes from Oakland Illinois
Mr Zion Oscr Stewart and family from Oakland Illinois visit his parents William and Mrs Stewart. Mrs Stewart improving after illness. Spelling bee at New Richmond Tuesday night drew a large crowd with Nellie Smith as best speller and Nou Martin as best cipherer. Bro Moore had dinner with Everett Terrell and wife. Frances McCoskey improving after weeks of illness. Fred McCoskey staying the same. Es Virei Stewart visited Henry Hill’s Saturday night and Sunday. Erren Applegate visited Eve Ney Stewart Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aed Stewart
New Richmond
Stewart
Henry
Hill
Erren Applegate
Eyeney Stewart
Pekin Church Notice and Local Social Scraps
Ratts School W W Crim and sister Lucia suttended church at Pekin Sunday. Robt Wells and J Overton were putting straw on the latter's attic wherries. Abbott is preparing a tool of hickory handles for John Fisher of Pekin. Wells and family spent Sunday with Claude Heutickard. Seynal attended the sale at Ben Graves Friday. Robi Wells and wife and son Ernest were guests of the latter's aunts near South Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W Crim
Lucia
Pekin
Robt. Wells
J. ©. Overton
Abbott
John Fisher
Ftolt
Wells
Claude Heu- Tickard
Seynal
Ben Graves
Robi Wells
Ernest
John Roly
Surth Li Liberty
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised By Weatherby Man
In December O J Metcalf of Weatherby Missouri describes a severe cold that nearly felled him. He bought two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and recovered quickly, affirming it among the best medicines and noting its easy availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Metcalf
Weatherby
Chamberlain
Local Notes From Louisville And Surroundings
Mt Washington residents and neighbors report on visits and errands. Blackman and daughter Ethel swapped in Louisville last Thursday. Evelyn Smith is poor and rheumatic. Gill conducted business in Salemi on Monday. Robert Wells and family spent Basia g at Claude Hedrick's. Jo Temple and wife visited Ava Martin’s on Sunday. Eliza Martin supervised wood cutting Saturday. Blankenbaker returned from Remington Friday. Clyde Gray has been ill with a grippe. Theodore Wire and family of Dutch Creek spent Sunday at Why Marthee. Mon Martin and family visited his brother Emerson Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Od Mis Drant Blackman
Ethel
Louisvill
Evelyn Smith
Gill
Salemi Mondas
Robert Wells
Claude Hedrick
Jo Temple
Aiva Martin's
Eliza Martin
Dats Blankenbaker
Remington
Clyde Gray
Théodore Wire
Dutch Creek
Why Marthee
Mon Martin
Emerson
Local Social Roundup From Bear Creek Area
Mrs Edd Miller improves with others noting visits from Eupha and Phobea Cramer Mattie Hallie Head Amos Voyles and family Mabel Logan Jones and kin at Beach Armstrongs Crim and wife Ed Millers and Cyrus Miller party plus Vernia Gromer Ray Smith and Oseline Hel le visitors from Amos Voyles residence and a note of George Loyd heading to Portland Indiana for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horner
Jacob Poe
Edd Miller
George Loyd
Portland
Ind
Balle “Cromimer
Eupha
Phobea Cramer
Mattie
Hallie Head
Amos Voyles
Mabel
A.D
Crim
Ed Millers
Logan Jones
Beach Armstrong
Mra Cyrus Miller
Oseline, Helle
Vernia Gromer
Ray Smith
Local residents share a Sunday visit and neighbors in Bloomfield
Jesse Gean and family and John Stewart and wife were guests of John Lardman and family Sunday. Wim Markland plans to run his salt mill this week. Peter Hurk and wife visited relatives at Borden. Ed Horney and wife spent Sunday with brother Humphrey. Lemuel Churchman visited with his parents El Tan. John Nate hauled fat hogs to Salem market Saturday. Miss Katie Martin and Miss Iva Humphrey visited Sunday afternoon. Mrs Zella Martin and sons Herm and Howard stayed with Charley Motsinger and family Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Gean
John Stewart
John Lardman
Family Suneday
Wim. Markland
Peter Hurk
Borden
Ed Horney
Humphrey
Salem
Lemuel
el Tan
John Nate
Katie Martin
Iva Humphrey
Zella Martin
Hermin and
Howard
Charley Motsinger
Flamiston Instruments Reach Global Million Homes
Flamiston instruments grace nearly thirty thousand homes of the wealthy and cultured worldwide. Recognized as embodying the finest in piano building, the brand markets to discerning customers across many nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iady
Sunday social and visits fill Douglas area
Becks Mil Bro. Fields filled his appointment at Douglas Sunday and Sunday nite. Miss Mary Hoysgat visited Miss Mabel Beck Saturday nite and Sunday. Roy She is visiting friends and relatives all this place. The spelling at Lincoln Friday nite was very well attended. Charley Purkhiser visited Roy Beck Sunday. John A. Beck is on the sick list on this writing. Avand Mps Bennett Giles of Salem visited Lafe Wynn's Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Fields
Douglas
Mary Hoysgat
Mabel Beck
Roy
Lincoln
Charley Purkhiser
Roy Beck
John A. Beck
Avand
Bnnnet Giles
Salem
Lafe Wynn
Old Pekin social notes from Salem area families
Mr James Hobson of near Salem visits Owen Tatlock and Ray Nale families on Saturday. James Gill visits his parents Sunday. Wiley Voylea visits Geo Hedrick family. Bessie Tatlock visits Hobson grandparents. Mrs James Jackson returns from ten days with Burnice Smith. Gus Martin spends Tuesday with Logan Martin and family. Charley Johnson trips to the Salls Cities. Everett Smith on sick list. Owen Tatlock’s wife called to sick mother. Chester Gray and wife visit N H Gray parents. Marion Falls leaves for visit with children in Bicknell Indiana. Emma Jotsison spends Thursday with daughter Juive Daily at Salem. Tony Hedrick and wife reside with Louisa Goss. Asher Hobson called to Earl Nale’s bedside. pneumonia improved. Fannie Markland visits sister Rover Elrod. Dempsey Solgiaizer and daughter visit Horace Hougland’s parents. Estell Callahan and baby of Salem visit Ida Dalton Sanday. G M Johnson and wife in Jalen Saturday. Grover Elrod and wife visit Wyman Elrod parents after church. Misses Janie Overton Ola Curtis Josie Miller Isalene Jackson visit school Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hobson
Salem
Owen Tatlock
Ray Nale
James Gill
Johy Gill
Logan Martin
Charley Johnson
Salls
Everett Smith
Owen ‘Utlock
Chester Gray
N. H. Gray
Marion Fatls
Bicknell
Ind
Emma Jotsison
Mr. Juive
Tony Hedrick
Louisa Goss
Asher Hobson
Honey Run
Earl Nale
Fannie Markland
Rover Elrod
Dempsey Solgiazier
Horace Hougland
Estell Callahan
Baby
Ida Dalton Sanday
G.M. Johnson
Jalen Satirday
Grover Elrod
Wyman Elrod
Missea
Janie Overton
Ola Curtis Josie Miller
Isalene
Jackson
Oak Ties Sought by Townsend Freeman and Bierly Agency
Oak ties are being sought by Townsend Freeman and C E Bierly Agent. The item is described as needed in quantity, with payment terms unspecified. Readers with available oak ties are urged to contact the agents for purchase or sale arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towsend & Freeman
C. E. Bierly
Souder's School House and Blue River notes
John C Voyles and James Voyles attended the funeral of their brother in law William Blunt in Louisville. Nestle Voyles visited with uncle Joan Voyles. Lavinia Nate and daughter Lavinia have suffered severe colds. Oscar Nale helped bar Martin with timber. James Short visited Oscar Nale. Charles Thompson hauled logs for James Short. Ella Martin visited Eva Voyles. Albert Wright visited Salem. Lewis Huff traveled to Pekin. Mrs Omer Miller and Floyd visited James Nale and wife. Sunday church and Sunday School had good attendance. SS at 10 o clock, preaching on the 2nd and 4th Sundays after SS. Blue River gathering invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Voyles
James
Louisville
Wm. Blunt
Nestle Voyles
Kansas
Joan Voyles
James- Nate
Lavinia
Oscar Nale
Bar Martin
James Short
Charles Thompson
Ella Martin
Eva Voyles
Albert Wright
Salem
Lewis Huff
Pekin
Omer Miller
Floyd
James Nale
Blue River
A Party Honors Millard and Ola Nate at Farabee Home
Miss Katie Martin hosted a social evening in Farabee on Thursday for Millard and Ola Nate. Guests included Ruth Fulmer Jessie Cavanaugh Alma Maharon Eatella Motsinger Ola Estelle Nale and Jon Humphrey along with numerous men led by Herman Neidiffer Harry Garriott Noah Martin Rosco Mull Nev il Maharon Everett Bake and others. Refreshments of cake candy and popcorn were served as music from a phonograph provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Martin
Farabee
Millard
Ola Nate
Ruth Fulmer
Jessie Cavanaugh
Alma Maharon
Eatella Motsinger
Ola
Estelle Nale
Jon Humphrey
Herman ‘Neidiffer
Harry Garriott
Noah Martin
Rosco Mull
Nevil Maharon
Everett Bake
Thornton Skelton
Ralph Ransom
Millaed Nale
Dennis Platt
Roy Humphrey
Everett McClellan Rayman
Frank Motain
Tone Markland
Ernest Brim
Harvey Meadows
Id Humphrey
Winkie
Messud
Cortigey
Ollie Weir
Mit Ella Nale
Flora
Markland
Chamberlain's Tablets for Constipation Ad
A reader note extols Chamberlain's Tablets as pleasant and natural to take for constipation. The ad says the medicine is obtainable everywhere and its effects are agreeable, so subtle you may not realize it is medicine.
Local Social Notes From Pleasant Ridge and Nearby
Mrs Lillie Bell of Pleasant Ridge visited her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Norris last week. James Norris and Mrs Wm Norris plus Mrs Lillie Bell visited James Roberts' home last Wednesday while Spede Weiock cut lumber there last Thursday. Several from here attended Ben Graves sale near South Liberty Friday. Mrs Hester Bright suffers a broken hip from a fall Sunday. Bro B T Taylor filled his regular appointment here Sunday. Vernon Blackmun has the measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Bell
Pleasant Ridge
Wm Norris
James Norris
Wm. Norris
James Roberts
Spede Weiock
Ben Graves
South Liverty
Hester Bright
Bro. B.*. Taylor
Vernon Blackmun
Unvertaker and Embalmer Borden Answer Calls Day and Night
A terse notice notes Borden the undertaker and embalmer responding to calls around the clock. The item records his service reach, emphasizing readiness and reliability for funerary duties. No dates or places are specified in the readable text.
Rainy spell crosses town as many stay indoors
We are having an abundance of rain. Carl Naugle has been absent from high Schau several days on account of tonsilitis but is reported improving at this time. Clyde Tash and family spent Sunday at Ed Packwood's. Gilbert Phillips, Chas Smith, wife and son Robert, Wmerson Zink and family spent a few hours with W J Johnson and family on Thursday night last week. Samuel Lockencur received painful but not serious injuries after a buggy incident near Olive Branch Sunday night. W.J. Johnson sold two cows to Richard Land last week. Bert Phillips helps Gilbert Phillips. Everett Gray visited friends Sunday eve. Taylor Phillips bought a horse last week. Mrs May Smith spent Friday with Mrs Kate Nangle. Bert Stewart and family back at home on their farm nearby. J. Hugh Phillips, wife and baby returned home Saturday. Otto Naugle, wife and daughter Pauline visited Levi Naugle Sunday. Ahas Smith hauling logs to Pekin recently sold to The Hardwood Lumber Co. Elbert Fitzpatrick and family at B. J. Fitzpatrick’s Sunday. Hollis and Elmo Zink visited Curt iss and John Mattox from school Monday night. Mrs Pearl Zink visited Mrs Kate Naugle and children who have measles Monday afternoon. Alfie and Clara Naugle and teacher John Tash spent Tuesday night with Clyde Tash and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Naugle
Clyde Tash
Ed Packwood
Gilbert Phillips
Chas. Smith
Robert
Wmerson Zink
W_J_ Johnson
Samuel Lockencur
Olive Branch
W.J. Johnson
Richard Land
Claude Abbott
Bert Phillips
Everett Gray
Taylor Phillips
Ert Stewart
J. Hugh Phillips
Otto Naugle
Pauline
Levi Naugle
Ahas
Smith
Hardwood Lumber Co
Elbert
Fitzpatrick
B. J
Pearl Zink
Kate Naugle
Alfie
Clara Naugle
John Tash
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Mr Zion
Oscr
Little Gon Fi
Oakland
Willia Stewart
Fred McCoskey
S.N. Marki
Arly
Ratts School
Savere
MT. Washington
C. W. Hurst
J . O. W. Hurst
Flamiston
Beck
Old Pekin
Souder's
Arthur G. Littell
Indiana
May Smith
Kate Nangle
Alvin G, Gray
Salem, Indiana
Foley
Ara. T. Newraner
Ena Claire
Wis
Folya Honay
Tareora
Sherwin-Williams
Pt Produce
H. C. Sullivan
Arrow Brand
PLUTO
Pittijohn
Purlée & Phillips
C.D. Chandler
Purlee Building
Old Depot
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