Bowen area notices and transfers mix with accident report
Local Bowen items report sales of homes and farms including Clarence Kimble selling his house to Mr Balland of Plymouth and Mr Giltie purchasing Aldo Kemp’s home for 8000 dollars. Ralph Munson moves to a bought home, Walter Ennett stores goods awaiting a new house, and Mrs Mertie Phillips sells farming stock for 7600 dollars before moving into town. Darrah Worrell, ex Bowen practitioner now in Monmouth, is badly injured in a train collision. The senior class staged a charity play raising 99.80 in proceeds. Mrs Vanarsdale, 86, dies at home. she leaves three children and a son in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rottertaon
Frank “Powell
Towlt
Clarence
Kimble
Balland
Plymouth
Wiih Giltie
Town
Clarence Phillips
Darrah
Worrell
Bowen
Monmouth
Vanarsdale
Charles Crossland
Nettie
Wm, Vanarsdale
Montana
Mrs Carter Lindsey Dies After Influenza Illness
Mrs. Carter Lindsey wife of Mark Lindsey living southwest of Timewell died Monday evening from influenza. Funeral held Wednesday in Baptist church at 2 pm. She leaves a husband mother two sisters one brother and many friends. Several visitors from nearby towns were noted including Mrs J H Araine and Robington kin. News mentions Emma Breadney and extended family visits in Mt. Sterling Camp Point Quincy and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Lindsey
Mark Lindsey
Timewell
Baptist Church
Lindsey
C. H. Lucas
Galesburg
Lucas
J. H. Araine
Alva Dewitt
Margaret Connors
Quincy
Robington
Belle Singleton
Virginia
Ruby Lucas
Camp Point
Emma Breadney
Mt. Sterling
Homer R Bradney
St. Louis
West Point Illinois Social Notes Highlight Moves and Deaths
West Point residents report several visits and travels including George Wolf and J Garner homes, Brumby Coatsburg visit, and Wm Gable family planning North Dakota. Roy Howard to move North Dakota this week. Sad telegram on Mrs Marks’ mother death. Marks to Colorado home, family relocating to Minnesota. Mrs Woods visiting sister. Mrs Bronnefon recovering. Mr Hall sale Feb 27 well attended with good prices. M E church gave farewell to Marks family. Sunday school superintendent Emmons spoke. Rev Ronnefon delivered church sentiment. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Ill
George Wolf
Gerald Inlay
Mendon
J. Garner
Harry Brumby
Coatsburg
M.E. Church
Marks
W. J. Emmons
Ronnefon
Local notes on Hyter and Hat wedding and illnesses
Marie Hyter and Groom Grone wed at the beds of Mr Ace and Mrs Ronewold on a farm north of town. Prof Chesnutt and Mrs Stacy resume duties after illness. Spelling contest at North East Soonetto canceled due to sickness. Several neighbors including Mrs Lawrence Eyman Mr Brockenoff and the Chesnutt family are improving. Maria Covert has mumps and Nelia Covert returns to work. Funeral of Mrs Illera in Golven attended by William Fruehling Edme Pruenting and Mrs Brockenoff. Mrs Rev Talbott remains in Blessing hospital not well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Marie
Hyter
Mactied
Carthage
Serurday
Tha
Chesnutt
Stacy
Abele
Soonetto
Mack
Virginia
Dunp
Mate Rose
Maria Covert
Nelia Covert
Haeeeate
R. Kk. Ee
Loraine
Emily
Wm. Fruehling
Edmé Pruenting
Brockenoff
Illera
Golven
Rev
Talbott
Blessing Hospital
Tis
Rockport Notices and Local Movements Reported
Stella Hamner and children Charlene and Louise visited friends in New Canton while Mrs A B Jett visited St Louis. Lloyd Brown of Boston guests his sister Mrs A B Frye. Brown born near Rockport. Wiley Garvin moved to Mert Fessler property in north Rockport. Miss Mary Horton bought a home and will move after March 11 sale. will rent stock farm and live with Gaston McCallister. McCallisters planning to move near Rockport. Mr and Mrs McCallister shopped in Quincy. preparing for new home south of Rockport. Birth announced for W A Anderson's son Paul David in Laramie Wy. Anderson formerly Mabel Keller of Rockport. James Voyles hospitalized with relapse but recovering. Noah Douthit arriving to occupy MF Inspite in Rockport and Summer Hill. Douthit to join parsonage duties. Stump Thomas buried in Rockport cemetery after pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Hamner
Charlene
Louise
New Canton
A. B. Jett
St. Louia
Lloyd ‘Brown
Boston
Maas
A.B. Frye
Brown
Rockport
Wiley Garvin
Mert Fessler
Mary I
Horton
Miany
Gaston
Mra
W.A. Anderson
Laramie
Wyo
Paul Davi
Anderson
Mabel Keller
James Voyles
Noah Douthit
Summer Hill
Llness
Pike
Family News From Mallard And Surrounding Towns
Mrs Carl McMahn and Nellie and Alberta visited sister Mrs Perry Froman over the weekend. In Mallard Chris Vradenburg spent Tuesday in Warsaw with brother Bert Vradenburg and family. Mr and Mrs J W Bertin left Tuesday for a several weeks service in Excelsior Springs. Mrs Harmond Hammond came from Lewis County for a few hours Tuesday. The North M B Aid society met with Mrs C E Wallace Thursday. Walter Cross, once among the reverest sufferers during the flu epidemic, was out last week and appears well. Mr and Mrs Dickerson of Keokuk visited Tuesday with Mr and Mrs FP Wallace. Mr and Mrs W T Davita left for a future home in Mt Sterling Sunday. Mrs S E Matzke left Thursday for a two weeks visit in Chicago Milwaukee and Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl McMahn
Nellie
Alberta
Perry Froman
Mallard
Chris Vradenburg
Warsaw
Bert Vradenburg
J. W. Bertin
Harmond Hammond
Lewis County
North M. B. Aid Society
C. E. Wallace
Walter Cross
Mr. Dickerson
Keokuk
Wallace
Mra
W. T. Davita
Cad
Mt. Sterling
S. FE. Matzke
Chicago
Milwaukee
Rock Island
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Pneng
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Tne B. & M. Peoria
Lord Truck
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Moler Barber College
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H. A. Wehrman
Monticello
W. E. Lancaster
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Rubie Ditker
Avery
Anna Doolin
Charles Adams
la Belle Mo
Rabbit Hutch
Jefferson St
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C. FL Klemme
Quincy Show Case
Frank E. Waelder
South Tenth St
Hannibal
Herman Brown
Henry Fuhrman
Wampshire
Sall
Frank Platt
County
Ringle
St. Dwyer Bros
John Lothschultz
Ewing
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Henry Bockhold
J. L. Rump
O. K
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BSA
Wm. Damhorst
Rhode Island Reds
Columbia Wyandottes
South
Stephen M- Cart
Kkinderhouk
Rhode Island
Mathew Leper
J. Rush
State Sts
Cure Whig
A. J. Lebman
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Sonora
Giles Brothers
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Ae Tae
Ford
Overland
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Sopel, Vanemont
Studebaker
J. R. Piggott
W. Fr. McCready
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South Fourteenth
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State St
John
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H. J. Marshall
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E. Best
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Wells Bldg., Ltd
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Rufus
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Barry
Ilinois
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Jansen
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Enoch B. Wood
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Wilson & Schmiedeskamp
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Gibson
Fred G. Weisenborn
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T.C. Poling & CO
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T. C. Polling, Jr
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A. J. Liebmann
Beck Bros
Rosen and Subeck
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Haynes
Mitchell
Lennnelt
Machico
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Timewell, III
Teo
Henry
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Til
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