Local and Social News From Canton Area
Suburban News reports Florence Cramer and son Frank visiting Florida and returning, Miss Mary McGee breaking her wrist and recovering after surgical care, Rev J E Speer delivering strong sermons at Park M E church, Wilbur Denniston visiting from Kirksville osteopathy school, and plans for his wife to join for a week. Community births, marriages, travels, and visits unfold as residents attend events and entertainments. The Gem theater plans a play Those Dreadful Twins, with local talent. Emma Hall and Wm Larue wed, and depart for Colorado Springs then Fresno. Others host or visit relatives, with extensive regional ties including Canton, Fresno, Davenport, Summitsville, LaBelle, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Cramer
Frank
Flordland
Mary McGee
Wm. Roberts
J. E. Speer
Park M E
Wilbur Denniston
School of Osteopathy of
Kirksville
Oldham
Canton
Cecil Bragg
Messrs
Wm. Larue
Bee Darrett
Fresno
Cal
Roy
Dance
Clyde Nicily
Hannibal
Nicilys
Nicily
Prof
Osgood
Temon
Little Son
Davenport
W. E. Bragg
Theo
Etinne
St. Louis
Etienne
T. W. Ammerman
E. Foos
Emma Hall
Wm Larue
Llewellyn
LaBelle
Hall
Mr. Larue
Hodge Larue
California
Colorado Springs
Carringtons and Notables Visit Area Residents
CARTHAGE ILL residents note a stream of visitors and guests including Dr and Mrs If O Carrington of New York City staying with Judge and Mrs J A Baird Miss Lydie Madden visiting in Chicago Edward Martin of Michigan State University visiting home Rev and Mrs Morgan Webb of Camden Ind on vacation with her father Wesley Lane Judge J J McHatten of Butte Mont visiting aunt Mrs Elizabeth Welch Mr and Mrs A J Whalen visiting relatives in Sheffield and Anawan Niel Harper visiting Pittsfield Miss Martha Short of Enid Okla visiting Mrs B M Merum Mrs J J Welch and daughters visiting Chicago Ruth Ferris visiting Edna Henning in Sheffield JBL Gee Bridgeman and Curtis of Chicago visiting brother Charles Mr and Mrs O M Bickerson Winona Minn visiting her parents Mr and Mrs N E Simmons Mrs Andrew Moore visiting sister Mrs A J Johnson in Olewein Town Mr and Mrs Chas Fulton visiting at the Ely Gerard home in Chicago Mrs Ethel Lovitt attending Spirella scholar action in Omaha Neb Mrs Georg Fitagerat and son James visiting relatives Win A Kirkpatrick and J F Kirkpatrick Miss Esther Carlson visiting Chicago Judge O E Mack returning from Battle Creek Mich Miss Julia Brady of Grand Forks N D guest of cousin Mrs Anna Jackson Mrs Gland Runyon and children visiting Roy Runyon Miss Nora Shiveley of Alio polis Tl stenographer for Wm B Rises in Springfield spending weeks Mrs T O McKay and children visiting Mrs Chas Gris-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Carrington
New York City
JA. Baird
Lydie Madden
Chicago
Edward ‘Martin
Michigan State University
Morgan, Webb
Camden
Ind
J. J. McHatten
Butte, Mont
Elizabeth Welch
A. J. Whalen
Sheffield
Anawan
Niel Harper
Pittsfield
Martha Short
Enid
Okla
B. M. Merum
J. J. Welch
Ruth‘Ferris
Edna Henning
JBL
Battle Creek
Mich
Julia Brady
Grand Tork
N. D
Anna Jackson
Gland, Runyon
Livingsteat
Roy Runyon
Nora Shiveley
Aliopolis
Wm. B. Rises
Springfield
T. O. McKay
Chas, Gris
Local names gather for visits and town events
Mrs Lewis Tyrer and children called on Mrs John Redman Monday afternoon. Miss Iva Brown returned home Saturday after visiting relatives in Galesburg and Hull. Mrs Mabel Short of Kinderhook visited Mrs Effie Glascock Monday night and Tuesday. Andrew Tyler of Colorado is here visiting relatives and friends. Jo Pierson went to Quincy Tuesday to share his ears treated. He reports the operation painful but successful as he can hear as well as ever. Fred Foster of Plainville hauling lumber from Hull for new bridge near Luther Rice's. Miss Mildred Rice returned Monday from Payson. Walter Graham and Sadie Quiney attended the Griggsville fair Thursday. Mrs Margaret Druce called on Mrs Alice Moore Saturday afternoon. The Tra Tyler property east of town was sold Saturday. Will Tyler bought the old homestead. Hart Hall and family moved Tuesday to Ella Lyle farm. Unclear who will occupy the vacated house. Miss Myra Rice visited Carrie Redman Sunday. Dr House is on the sick list. James Beam of Plainville was in town Monday. Mr and Mrs Joe Brown called on his brother John and family Sunday evening. Miss Mildred Rice visited Effie Glascock Monday and Mrs Mabel Short. Mrs John Brown and son Walter visited daughter Mary Kennedy of Liberty Wednesday. Frank Dearen went to Kinderhook Wednesday for a load of flour for A Flick. Everett Brown of Hull visited his parents Saturday and Sunday, returning Monday morning. Miss Hazel Moore helping Mrs Polly Holman cook for threshers this week. Mr and Mrs Trim Hull of Plainville visited his father Sunday. Mr and Mrs P H Kistner attended services in Fairview last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Tyrer
John Redman
Iva Brown
Galesburg
Hull
Mabel ‘Short
Kinderhook
Effie Glascock
Andrew Tyler
Colorado
Jo ‘Pierson
Quincy
Fred Foster
Plainville
Luther Rice
Milred Rice
Payson
Walter Graham
Sadie Quiney
Griggsville
Margaret Druce
Alice Moore
Tra Tyler
Will ‘Tyler
Hart Hall
Ella Lyle
Myra, Rice
Carrie Redman
House
James Beam
Joe Brown
John
Mildred Rice
Effie
Glascock
Mabel Short
John Brown
Walter
Hazel. Moore
Polly Holman
Trim Hull
P. H.kistner
Fairview
Hay fever and asthma relief promoted in summer notice
Sickness common in summer attributed to spoiled air and dust. Hay fever and asthma sufferers urged to seek higher places or sea air. Feley's Honey and Tar Compound claimed to soothe inflamed bronchial tubes and aid sleep, with Miller & Arthur Drug Co. as distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feley
Miller, &. Arthur, Drug Co
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Tragic Dog Loss
Mrs Charles Disselhurst and daughter Mrs Drake visited Mr and Mrs William Schlipman near Ursa. Anna Granger and son from Quincy spent a day with sister Mrs Frank Obnemus. Theo Berrian lost a collie dog that showed hygrophobia and was killed. Helen Coleman of Quincy stayed with grandfather Geo Obpars and Mrs M E Callendina and son 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Disselhurst
Drake
William Schlipman
Ursa
Anna Granger
Quincy
Frank Obnemus
Theo Berrian
Helen Coleman
Geo. Ob
Visits and family notices from Alton and Rock Island
Callendine of Alton and kin visit Mrs. Callendine’s sister Mrs. A Sapp. A C Kremler of Allerton Iowa spends a few days with I N Wright. B Morrison relieves R C Cowperthwaite, third trick operator. Mrs Cowperthwaite works at St Augustine. Everett Keemle and Phae with father A C Keemie spend days with their grandmother Mrs Keemie in Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Keemie
Rock Island
Adams III J N Spicer Returns Home From Visit
Local notes record residents and visitors from Adams county and nearby towns. Adams III J N Spicer returns home from a visit, many neighbors including Boyers, Uhland, Page, Gardner, Elliott, and Proctor travel or call, with weather and road conditions delaying farmers stacking wheat and risking losses.
Local News Briefs From Doddsville Ill And Nearby
Miss Vivian O Wilson and parents Mr and Mrs I R Wilson attended the Macomb fair last Wednesday. Pink Carey and George Arnold were business callers in Rushville Saturday. Elmer Cox visited with his grandmother Mrs William Stone from Wednesday to Sunday. William Wilson visited his brother Ray Wilson and wife near Ua Prairie last week. Miss Nancy Stone visited her sister Mrs Albert Cox last Wednesday. William Hite and wife were Macomb visitors Tuesday. Frank Hillyer and wife visited Sunday with his brother Henry Hillyer and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doddsville
Ill
Vivian O Wilson
Sterling
I. R. Wilson
Guss Wells
Pink Carey
George Arnold
Rushville
Elmer. Cox
William Stone
William
Wilson
Ray, Wilson
Ua Prairie
Nancy Stone
Albert Cox
William Hite
Macomb
Frank
Hillyer
Henry
Adams county sets murder case record for September term
State's Attorney Wolfe's table spread four murder cases to be heard in the September circuit court. Albert Steinbrecher is indicted. Mary Wielege Alfred Sutter and Isaac Buckner await grand jury action. Since 1913 Wolfe and Wagner prosecuted nine murders, Pfanschmidt counted as three trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Wolfe
Adams County
Aady
Albert Steinbrecher
Grand
Mary Wielege
Alfred Sutter
Isaac Buckner
Wagner
Pfanschmidt
The Texas Wonder Kidney Cure Ad Claims Broad Benefits
An old advertisement touts The Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles in men and women, promising relief for irregularities, bladder issues, and rheumatism. It asserts quick, reliable cures and offers testimonials, with mail order and local druggist sales from Dr. 13 W. Hall of St. Louis, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Thie
W. Hall
Oliye Street
St. Louis
Car owners plan Mt Sterling trip for Brown county fair
A convoy of seven to ten five and seven passenger cars will depart from the Chamber of Commerce building at Fifth and Jersey for Mt Sterling and Quincy day at the Brown County Fair. Secretary Perry reported road conditions are generally good despite recent rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Jersey
Mt. Sterling
Quincy
Brown County Fair
Perry
George Levi
William Schwindeler
Edward Gillespie
Alphonse. Snyder
Paloma
Camp Foint
Clayton
Timewell
Camp ‘Point
Coatsburg
Chamber of Commierce Bulding
Age and Youth Answer Summons
Plainville Vermont born Mrs Julie A Hibbard died at 4 am aged 17 after a brief illness. She was born in 1828, married Barnes Hibbard in 1846, and resided on the same Plainville farm near the Baptist church where she was a member and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainville
Julie A. Hibbard
Vermont
Barnes ‘Hibbard
The
Baptist Church
Police Set New Pay Scale for Special Police Duty
A Plainville city meeting of the Police Relief Association adopted a new schedule of rates for special police work. The plan raises pay for duties at public dances picnics weddings private clubs and parties with two officers required at dances and picnics. An infant dies in Plainville as several Hibbards are named among the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Relief Association
Great Old Remedy for Skin Diseases
A vintage advertisement claims 8.8.8. is a purely vegetable blood purifier and tonic that treats skin eruptions and diseases by cleansing impure blood. It urges readers to take 8.8.8. for pimples and chronic conditions, noting its discovery fifty years earlier and offering expert advice from S. S. Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
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