Local residents drift through routine notices around Pittsfield
Will Johnson and family move to Tom Dunham's tenement and will work for him by the month. Harry Laird travels to Maysville to witness an operation on his sister at their parents home, with Drs Smith and Shastid performing the procedure. Nevetta Kennedy visits grandparents Stant Kennedy after staying with her mother at the Sargent home. Mrs Carnes breaks her arm on a pleasure trip aboard the steamer Peoria and is treated by a doctor on board. The Birchs entertain Dunham couple. Kientzle family visits Pittsfield. Two New Salem boys escape after a buggy accident near Dr Loveless residence. Will Shaw and Mrs Shaw travel to Quincy for goitre operation. Mrs Stead, Katherine Stead and friend visit Valley City. E E Williamson and son Kenny and Mrs Loveless call on Pittsfield. E C Anderson plans a livery stock sale this month. Wm Sargent and Mrs spend a Pittsfield trip on business. Sam Knox of Pittsfield buys horses locally. Dr Harvey conducts Pittsfield business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Johnson
Ed Reed
Tom Dunham
Harry Laird
Maysville
W.H. Laird
Wm. Sargent
Stant Kennedy
Geo. Carnes
Peoria
Wm. Birch
Dunham
Henry’ Kientzle
Pittsfield
New Salem
John Morton
Quincy
Shaw
M.B. Stead
Sam Knox
Dr. Harvey
Sleep Well In Summer With Honey and Tar Compound
A vivid ad promotes Poley’s Honey and Tar Compound to ease bronchial inflammation and a distressing summer cough. It claims to soothe raw irritated airways, stop tickling, and aid refreshing sleep during trips. The Miller & Arthur Drug Co advertises this cough medicine as good for coughs colds bronchial affections and la grippe coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poley
Miller
Arthur Drug Ca
Outing planned in Gay's grove by local families
Rockport ILL Mrs Phila Dondhoe of Horton spent the past week at the home of Phils Wyatt. The Royal 3 Neighbors and their families will enjoy a days outing in Gay's grove on Thursday June 17. Mrs Kate Wyatt and daughter Miss Lutie visiting relatives in Kansas before returning home. Mrs A Sears ill two weeks. A children's day program at the M E church drew a packed house with much praise for the children's entertainments. Mrs Sue Poor learned of her sister in law Millie Watson of St Louis stroke paralysis and illness. she left for St Louis. Mrs Furnish left for St Louis after trimming for Haines Ruiz Co. A By Jett returned from St Louis. John Dolbears and family Horton Creek and Mrs Emily Pryor spent Saturday in Louisiana. Mrs George Dempire reported ill with rheumatism and confined to bed. Fred Hall and Virden Smith left to harvest Kansas wheat. L O T M meeting with ice cream. Mrs Shaw ill and sufferer of a severe attack Sunday. Wm Bell residence being painted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport
Ill
Phila Dondhoe
Horton
Phils Wyatt
The
Royal
Will
Gay's Grove
Kate Wyatt
Lutie
Buffalo
Okla
Kansas
A. D. Sears
M. E.schurch
Sue Poor
Inlaw
Millie Watson
St. Louis
Furnish
Haines
Rupert & Co
St Louis
Jett
John
Dolbears
Horton Creek
Emily
Pryor
Louisiana
George Dempire
Demoire
Fred Hall
Virden Smith
Shaw
Wm. Bell
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Restoring Hair Color
A vintage remedy promises to restore natural hair color and gloss using Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. Advert claims dull faded or gray hair darkens evenly after simple nightly applications, with benefits for dandruff and itchy scalp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Local Social Roundup from Tioga and Nearby
Miss Anna Lading visits near Chicago and Milwaukee then returns home. Many locals, including Mrs. Wilt Sauble, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Sauble of Lima, and Mrs. Katie Groves with her child from Walla Walla, Washington, visited Fern Neaterou. Families Norbert Kropp, Muegge, Hedrick, Haneise, Kreuzenstein and Lading spent Sunday in various towns. News notes include residents moving to Basco to run a central telephone office and several visits to Quincy, Macomb, Mendon, and Bushnell. Several young folks attended weddings, high school events, and normal at Macomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioga
Ili
Anna” Lading
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wilt Sauble
Geo, Sauble
Lima
Katie Groves
Walla
Washington
Fern Neaterou
Frank Conover
Willis Kropp
Ed Muegge
Mendon
Karl Muegge
Ed Hedrick
Nellie
Mildred
Geo. Haneise
Hamilton
Will Neaterour
Emanual
Kreuzenstein
Clara ‘Lading
Quincy
Harry Haneise
Basco
Central
Gertrude
Thelma Robbins
Tuhrsday
Garnett
Robbins
Macomb
Clem Robbins
Lena Robbins
Herman Duden
Sloan's Liniment advertised as a universal remedy
An old ad copy promotes Sloan's Liniment as a compact medicine chest cure for toothache bruises sprains stiff neck backache neuralgia rheumatism and emergencies. It claims congestion and inflammation cause ailments and urges readers to prove by using a 25 cent bottle.
Local social notes from Galesburg and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Oscar Holmes of Galesburg spent a few days last week with George Ohnemus. Mrs T W Morton and daughter Marietta went to Bowen Saturday to spend Sunday with Mrs Mortons sister Mrs Dave Lawless. Mr and Mrs William Bagley are visiting their son Walter Bagley in Bushnell for a few weeks. Two new cars spotted in the neighborhood. Mrs James Limb and Ernest Disselhorst noted. Mrs J J Ohnemus entertained a family reunion for daughter Genevieve who was confirmed last Sunday at St Francis church. Mr Nelson of Camp Point visited H L Lombard Sunday. M Wright and grandson Earl Were Fowler visited Tuesday. D C Miller and family spent Sunday with Elmer Miller. Mrs Elizabeth Chase is spending a few days in Qdiney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Holmes
Galesburg
George Ohnemus
T. W. Morton
Marietta
Bowen
J. J. Ohnemus
Genevieve
St. Francis
Nelson
Camp Point
H. L. Lombard
M. Wright
Earl
Fowler
D. C
Miller
Elmer Miller
Elizabeth Chase
Qdiney
Dr King’s New Discovery Cough Remedy Ad
An old ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery promising to stop coughs by avoiding drafts exposure and sudden changes. It claims the first dose soothes irritation and that the product cures with 45 years of use and a money back guarantee.
Notice of probate adjustment for Oscar Dickhut estate
Public notice in Adams County Illinois calls all claimants against the estate of Oscar Dickhut deceased to present claims for adjudication at a regular Adams County Court term in Quincy on July 5, 1018. Executors and indebted parties are directed to act promptly, signed by executor Frank Penigk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linois
Adams County
Oscar Dickhut
Quincy
Rbrank J. Penigk
State of
Illinois
Adams
Anna
M. Flachs
M. McCann
Ilinois
Said
Chos
Nolan
Thelma Shaw
Jessie Shaw
Wid Court
Je Smith
Vilnoie
Jacinth B. Nicholson
Court House
Charles Guth
Peter W. Tufeli
Henry” Kaufiann
August Kaupann
John T. Inghrain
Frank ‘K. Robinson
Emery R. Witemai
Mary A. Wiseman
Thomas
Guy Cox
Holden
Jine
W. ‘Beatty
T. R
Petri
Charles
L. Bartlett
Tinois
Adams _ ee
Joseph B. Sore
Dems
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New York
Orppe
James
West Broadway
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Eubanes, III
Tinois Mfg
Supply Co
J. H. Hanly
Halbach-Schroeder Co
Ben H. Hailey
Til
Franklin Institute
Dept
Rochester
N.Y
Wwe
Tri-City Barber College
Davenport
Iowa
Seeman
Eaeetae
Eros
J. D. ‘McMillen
Ware-Wayland Co
George Kohl Granitoid Co
Hampshire
Grimm
P.M. Noel
Augusta
Broadway
Clarendon
Vine St
Underwood
Giles Bros
S. 4Th Street
N.ith Street
S. Ith St
Whig Office
Fiat
Gem City Tire Co
Bath
S. 10Th St
V. N. 6Th Ave
6Th Ave
Behrénsmeyer Shoe Store
Behrensmeyer's
Eighth ‘Street
S. Ath St
W. F. McCready
Maine
C. Lulu Nicholson
Frank J. Penick
Dave’ “Honaker
Jersey
Jersey St
James McKinnay
Stern
G. Fehlberg
Adams St
Heephe
Bradshaw’s
W. P. McCready
W. Cox
Prairie Axe
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Ruff Brewing CO
Brewers & Bottlers
Chancery
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