Many Local Residents and Visitors Noted This Week
The column lists numerous residents and guests visiting or traveling to Peoria, Chicago, La Salle, and other cities. It notes hospital patients at St. Margaret's, people visiting relatives, and several who spent weekends away or returned from trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Williams
Chicago
Peter Gedvi Jas
St. Margaret's Hospital
Joe Bird
Harry Baxter
Ladd
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Mike Campeggio
Edw. Meyer
Leo Landanski
Cedar Point
Rose Wirtz
Peru
Paul Viseia
This City
Bargain Sale Tale Ends With Hat Purchase Demand
At a bargain sale Brown recalls his wife saved ten dollars but she demanded ten more to buy a hat after her old hat was trampled in the rush. Jones confirms the exchange as the humorous caption recalls city shoppers and local thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Jones
Office Mystery Boy Smarter Than Supervisors
A witty exchange reveals a quiet office figure known as the office boy, who locals note is around the workspace constantly yet remains an enigma regarding his true duties. The remark underscores his unexpected competence and silent influence within the staff.
The Cynical Person on Why Women Love Tenors
The cynical speaker questions why many women fall for tenors. He replies that the tenor likely commands the troupe's highest salary, suggesting money as a strong lure and power behind attraction.
In Memoriam Battista Data Died September 14 1921
In loving remembrance of our dear husband and father who died on the 14th day of September 1921 at 4 o'clock PM. Mrs Antoinette Data and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoinette Data
Bread Fruit Tree Breads Island Meals at Home
A South Sea island housewife no longer needs to bake bread. The bread fruit tree yields fruit that, when baked, resembles and tastes like wheat bread, offering an alternative to traditional breadmaking on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea Island
Islands
The Purpose of Education Emphasizes Three Core Values
A real education should teach boys and girls the value of a dollar, a true appreciation for honest labor, and the joy of a workman-like job and personal achievement.
Poetry Like Shot Silk Colorful Verse Analysis
A reflective note on poetry described as shot silk with shifting colors urging readers to interpret through ability and sympathy with the poet Tennysom. The piece invites personal engagement and varied meanings rather to fixed judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennysom
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J. C. Pinkley
Ted Kohn
la Salle
Mrs
August Carlson
Putnam
Aldo Bernardi of
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Stanley Bortman
Ray Patten
Delevan
Mary Steadman
T. 8. Kohn
Josephine Guarneri
Kandy
William Bukter
Mrs. V. Demasy
Kankakee
Marie Chandeler
Josephine Selina
Ed Howard
Chicasoo
Boston
Alex Amerieri
the Frank's
Miss White
Princeton
Eva Hill
Emil Johnson
Mrs. Brock
Indiana
Charles Orloff
Wooster Park
Henry Abraham
Ralph Wheeler
Alliance
Oho
Mrs. A. Erickson of
Ed Bamrick
John Kuzma
Jake Bernstein
Herman Bouxsein
Joe Savio
Harry Cassiday
Streator
Mrs. Louis Shultz of
Prince_ ton
William Burnell Home
Mrs. James Lewis
Mrs. Mossman
Charles Mercier
Forrest L. Blake
Margaret Simpson
Lovington
Jan
Melvin Norberg
Bonucci Ami Ranieri
Ray Fehr
The
Wild Cats
John Carney
Mary Carney
East Cleveland Street
Nicholas Ferri
John Riva
West St Paul Street
Ethel
Edith Fineberg
Second Street
B. Gendou
Delbert Neis
la Moille
Bernard McGraw
Catherine Fassino of
Emma Zand
Robert Bamrick
Edward
P. T. Walsh
Lost Lands
Mary Bamrick
Edward Bamrick
Catherine Frankey
Granville
A. Scarpellini
Ceasar Delpino
Anton Faletti
James Moran
Louis Thompson
Mrs. Helm
Ed Grauer
Keegan
South Spaulding Street
Mary Faletti
Frank Delaney
Crete
Michael McFadden
Archie Hurst
V. Jd. Conway
Jyilien
Madison
Wisconsin
Edward Fehr
Wyanet
Anna Novanessi
Coal Company
Beruda Bender
Gen Hollerich
Anna Isreb
Zinc Company
Catherine McCallum
CG. N. Hollerich Office
Thomas Cassiday
Harry and
Frank Cassiday
George Rothenberger
Mrs. M. Murphy
East St. Paul Street
Jack Hanson
Rockford
John Wright Jr
Elmhurst
R. E. Miltenberger
J. Duncan
Elizabeth Wortman
Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational Church
Thos. Maloney
Bureau County
Neponset
Martin Nordstrom
Bureau Junction
Wortman
Cleveland and
Power
Streets
Edward J. Bamrick
Bessie Sechting
Anna Novaressi
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Liberty Theatre
Frank Monahan
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
al Krager
James McMahon
East Erie Street
James Hicks Jr
Detroit
Michigan
East Dakota Street
Grace Ferris
Northwestern University
J. J. Moran
Kansas City
Warnock
Son Bruce
H. Bevans
J. L. Lindburg
Ke- Wanee
E. J. Maurer
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Henry McClarence of
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Navin
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Zita White
Ottawa
Chas. Doherty and Son
Rice Lake
Daniel McFadden
Edward Soroka
Lillian Hicks
Springfield
M. Cassiday
John Foy
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
St. Vincent's College
Elmer Johnston
Edna
Galesburg
Rose Muzzarelli
Eugene Martinelli
West St. Paul Street
Peter Murphy
Francis
Flint
Ceil Cavaletto
Mark Cavaletto
Fred Noe
Watherine Inkin
Joe McFadden
J. Conway
Kaskaskia
Gervase Maurer
Angelo and
Lena Giacomi
Cherry
David Hixon
de Pue
Henry Ahu
A. H. Krager
Wm. Dean
Thomas Hoyle
Anna ‘Russell
E. J. Bamrick
Nature
Hollister
Thompson's Pharmacy
Elsie McGraw
Logan School
Gertrude Shultz
Louis Ream
Joseph Lynch
Adelaide Smith
Smith
Katherine Kinkin
W. J. Conway
Marie Keegan
Lynch
J. R. Watkins
Spring Valley
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Co
Winona
Minn
Bud Hicks
Louis Murphy
Earl Walker
American Giants
Jack Norton
Clinton
Katherine Wortman
Rocky Mountain
Thompson’s Pharmacy
Cornell Baker
Goshen
Ind
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Peter Barto
Southern Coal
F. A. Bernardi
West St. Paul St
Frankfurters
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