Surrounding Towns Timewell Notes and Visits
Mrs. Charles Dunham and son Lyle visited her mother Mrs. Otha Bennett in Clayton. Ruth Peters of Mt. Sterling visited her cousin Mrs. Craig before returning home. The Johnsons visited Mrs. Archie Perry in Clayton. Frank Williams and Everett Nelson attended the state Sunday school convention in Springfield. Miss Mabel Bulman spent days with grandmother Mikesell in Clayton. Mrs. Clara Chalders visited in Golden with sister-in-law Mrs. Will Hillman. Mrs. Bert Kulman and son Bernard visited Clayton to see her mother Mikesell. Miss Etta Hamilton and sister Jessie came from Chicago to Fargo to visit relatives. WCTU convention in Timewell church drew modest attendance due to rain. Hersman and Mr. Sterling attended. Virginia Moffett of Clayton visited Dorothy Long. Rev. Waters and son Lee visited Perry to see Mr. Waters' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jamison of Kansas and Mrs. Tom Mikesell of Missouri stayed with Mrs. Jamison’s sister, Mrs. Bert Bulman. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Daniels welcomed a eight-pound daughter born Saturday. Mrs. Carrie Thomas and daughter from Chicago, and Mrs. Sam Moore’s granddaughter, were visiting. Mrs. Frank Bulman of Keokuk, Iowa, visited her mother Mrs. Sam Moore, with Newt Stout of Ripley visiting Mrs. Stout’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timewell
Charles Dunham
Lyle
Clayton
Otha Bennett
Ruth Peters
Mt. Sterling
Craig
P. Johnson
Grace
Johnson
Archie Perry
Frank Williams
Everett Nelson
Springfield
Mabel Bulman
Mikesell
Clara Chalders
Rube Childers
Golden
Indaw
Will Hillman
Bert Kulman
Bernard
Etta Hamilton
Jessie
Chicago
Hamilton
Fargo
Timewell Christian Church
Hersman
Sterling
Virginia Moffett
Dorothy Long
Waters
Lee
Sam Moore
Frank Bulman
Keokuk
Newt Stout
Ripley
Stout
Augusta Illinois social notes list visitors and travels
Rollo Phillips spent Monday in Ma comb on business. Miss Mabel Garwood visited Macomb Wednesday. Miss Gladys McFarland shipped in Quincy Thursday. Mrs Theo McCreery was in Quincy Thursday on business. Miss Ruth Winters was in Rushville the past week. Mrs Warren Eifert of La Prairie visited in Augusta Monday. Clyde Moore was in Chicago early week on business. Dr A O Howd spends the week in Peoria and Champaign. Harry McAfee and Francis Weinberg returned home Friday after a year at Knox college. Miss Mabel Catlin, attending school in St. Charles Mo, returned home Thursday. Miss Mary Martin visited relatives in Macomb Sunday. Joseph Hoyt went to Lathrop Mo for a few days business. Mrs Fred Crain left Monday for Washington DC to visit sister Mrs Maurice Crain. John Campbell of Berkeley Calif arrived Saturday to visit sister Mrs W O Farlow. Mrs M C Hummer and Miss Stella Lawton of Plymouth shopped in Augusta Tuesday. Mrs Mary Worman and son Walter of Nipinnawasee Calif arrived Tuesday to visit relatives. Alumni meeting Friday June 16 and alumni banquet in Christian church basement by Dorcas society. C A Galloway Augusta baker bought a new Chevrolet touring car from Wood garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Rollo Phillips
Macomb
Mabel Garwood
Gladys McFarland
Quincy
Theo McCreery
Ruth Winters
Rushville
Warren Eifert
la Prairie
Clyde Moore
Chicago
A. O. Howd
Peoria
Champaign
Harry McAfee
Francis Weinberg
Knox College
Mabel Catlin
St. Charles
Mary Martin
Joseph Hoyt
Lathrop
Fred Crain
Washington, D. C
Maurice Crain
John Campbell
Berkley
Calif
W. O. Farlow
M. C. Hummer
Stella Lawton
Plymouth
Mary Worman
Walter
Nipinnawasee
Christian Church
Dorcas Society
C. A. Galloway
Augusta Baker
Wood
Local Social Notes From Camp Point and Vicinity
Camp Point and nearby towns host a string of visits as Mrs. Fannie Elliot of California visits friends, Tra Cecil and Russell of Lorain call on H. C. Cecil’s family, Frances Booth travels to Quincy to see aunt Mrs. J. H. Rice, and Macomb visitors Margaret and Emma Windman call on Mrs. Glenn Bogue. Mrs. Roy Reed visits Quincy guest Emily Smith, while Edith Booth Hazel Hart Bess Sparks Esther Thompson Bess Bates Lorena Simmonds Trel en Seaton and Grace Hall depart for unspecified destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Point
Iil
Fannie Elliot
California
Tra Cecil
Son Russell
Loraine
H. C. Cecil
Frances Booth
Quincy
J. H. Rice
Margaret and
Emma Windman
Macomb
Glenn Bogue
Roy Reed
Emily Smith
Edith Booth
Hazel Hart
Bess Sparks
Esther Thompson
Bess Bates
Lorena Simmonds
Trelen Seaton
Grace Hall
Teft
Local social events fill Macomb week with visits and ceremonies
Miss Merle Buskirk visits Rushville while Mrs. Little from Chicago winds up a stay with William Jones family. Dinner honors Mrs. Little with Mrs. Burnett and Carrie Judy guests. Rockford college student Irene Folckmer home for the summer. Numerous residents travel to Quincy Hannibal and Mexico for visits. Five Hundred games, Flag Day decor, and flowers marked gatherings. The Children’s Day program at the Christian church drew a large crowd with W E Ridenour’s illustrated song. Baccalaureate at the Methodist church featured Rev J M Harrell and music. nineteen graduates attended. Graduation exercises for Pleasant Vale township eighth and tenth grades to follow with a reception to families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burnett
Springfield
S. J. Burnett
Carrie Judy
Irene Folckmer
Rockford College
Paul Flockmer
Harry Folckmer
Bowen
Ellen Folckmer
Floyd Omer
Robert
Enid
Miss
R. A. Omer
James Seaton
C. Hennick
Jessie Omer
Mel
Glenn
Jack
Harry Kendrick
Quincy
G. W
Hannibal
McComas
P. J. Havens
Carson
R. A. Dudley
Myrtle Crews
Mexico
Herbert Collins
Fred Hart
Archer
Greeta Gard
White
Louisiana
Pleasant Vale Township
Methodist Sunday
Social notes from New Canton and neighboring towns
Misses Anne and Verda Collins spent last week with Mrs. L O Gay in Rockport. Mrs. R M Atkinson was a guest of Mrs. Donohue and family in Macomb. Mrs. Ella Martin visited friends in Hannibal midweek. Mrs. Lon Willis and Mrs. J R Bram also mentioned in local greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Canton
Ill
Anne and
Verda Collins
L. O. Gay
Rockport
R. M. Atkinson
Donohue
Macomb
Ella Martin
Hannibal
Lon Willis
J. R. Bram
Children’s Day Exercises Next Sunday Reported
A fragment notes Children’s Day exercises scheduled for next Sunday. The text includes a quoted remark about the value of being a non-Christian person at times and mentions a collection being taken up for someone referenced as ERR RECT EIEN.
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Glacier National Park
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Jour
Xie
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Ellis
Newcomb
Overland
Maine Street
Irwin-Overland Co. Distributors
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Excelsior Stove & Mfg. Co
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