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Sumner Press

Location

Sumner, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1902

Page

6

New Cages and Sinking Well Dominate Albion News

Local notes report two new cages on cin lipoy at North Twenty Street, a wind storm damaged window glass at Ue creamery, and a tubular well at East Main is down seventy five feet. Other items mention a stroke for Mrs Wise, seventeen new cases of amalipux, and various arrests, accidents, and community updates from Albion in 1902.

North Twendy Street Ue Creamery Jacob W. Snapp Lawrence County East Main Street Todig Dary E. Wise Amalipux L. M. Becklee Edwardeport Westphalia North Sixth Street Co. U S. 3. Infantry George Brevozel Hunkler's

Wawash Lewis Hughey Returns Visitor in St Augustine

The Daily Register reports Lewis Hughey Wawash returning with daughter Mrs Forest Baldwin in St Augustine. Furniture factory worker Ed Aplin injures right hand by saw this morning. New smallpox case at Williamson hotel while quarantine begins. Burglary at Tutog Calverly hardware yields two revolvers razors and knives. Golden wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs Lewis Rees announced for March 25. A wind gust damages smallpox rest-house tent. riverfront scare noted. A flying woman with wings performs nightly at 9 and 11 pm from the corn elevator to the derrick owned by Mr Dani, vanishing into the earth.

Lewis Hughey Forest Baldwin St. Augustine Bra Ed Aplin Dani Daily Register

Richland notes and obituaries widen community ties

The column records the death of Fox Anderson, long time Olney resident and former body servant to Captain Harris, with his obsequies set for Hyate's opera house. It also mentions the birth in Awity of Adon Cotterell’s infant twin daughters, local business changes as H G Morris buys Eagle drug store in Flora, and Jacob Watters’ Civil War service and later move to Novis. Additional items discuss Methodist church expansion talks, the Kaufman building sale, and Masonic lodge planning including potential new lodgeroom and possible Methadian church acquisition.

Adon Cotterell Henry Andersen Fox” Anderson South Olney Fox Cap. Harris Jasper Owatt Kenesaw Mountain Fos Newton —Repubican J. McEmtre Hyate Eagie Flora Sydovs

Local Notices and Obituaries from a Small Town

Prostrate elderly lady Mrs Garretine Wied. F. records an ongoing bankruptcy for Hanniasville merchant Robert B Douglass. John Price and Emma Duenn remarry and settle at Villas vicinity. John A Merrick dies after strokes in Hatsonville. Alva C Borner and Arminta A Holmes celebrate 50th anniversary. Hannah M McConnell, born Jan 13 1835 in Greene County Ohio, later moved to Logan County Ohio and Carrol County Indiana. widowed after hobbit death in October.

Robert B. Douglass Hanniasville Jobn Price Emma Duenn Villas Hont City John A. Merrick Hatsonville Alva C. Borner Arminta A. Holmes Hannah M. McConnell Dancanville Greene County Ohio Logan County Macelie Petteburg Carrol County Ind Hannah Campbell Inhnann

Stroke Claims Mrs Hulmwesa of Mt Erie

Mrs David Hulmwesa, living in Mt Erie township, died Tuesday afternoon after a stroke on Saturday. Her maiden name Webb, daughter of a miller active in Massillon who built the Little Wabash bridge, is noted. Her husband Ossid Holmes, a prominent man in northeast Warne, suffered paralysis about two years ago and is being cared for. The smallpox epidemic is being stamped out by the board of health with Secretary Har- as referenced.

David Hulmwesa Mt. Erie Wau Webb Ld Massilon Little Wabash River Ossid Holmes Warne Board of Health Har

Newton church project eyed with eight thousand goal

Grayville Mercury notes one new case this week and quarantine easing as families near two week release. At M Quarter quarterly conference Newton, steps toward erecting a Methodist Episcopal church were approved with an $8,000 funding target. Alburt J. Blakeales of Newton, died aged about? born in Perryville New York in March 1840s. He was inventor and manufacturer of a direct-acting steam pump for boiler feeding and veneer machine and steam jet pump, used nationwide.

Wood Grayville Mercury M. Eequareterly Newton Alburt J. Blakeales Perryville Madieen County New York United States Daquoin Tribune

Thir ty three Lawrence Wa seek new homes Blaine Wash

A party of thirty three residents from Lawrence and Wabash counties plans to move to Blaine Washington. The group includes Frew Lawrence, J Ki Herron and family, Elizabeth Bell, John Price and wife, Megars, Chas Mettleton, Charla Wise, Joshua McMalling, Henry Whiteman, Jesse Eagleson, Charles Grant and family, David Bartlet and aunt, and Me Litherland and daughter.

Lawrence Waseek Blaine Washington Frew Lawrence County J. Ki, Herron Elizabeth Bell John Price Megars Chas. Mettleton Charlaa Wise Joshua McMalling Henry Whiteman Wabash County Jesse Eagleson Charles Grant All David Bartlet Me. Litherland Vinceonea Commercial

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Child’s Sores

A Morganton Tennessee writer C D Tabill recounts a severe outbreak of large sores on his little daughter that developed into scald head. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve entirely cured her. The ad promotes the salve as a guaranteed treatment for eczema tetter salt rheum pimples sores neras and piles. Available for only cents at Dale & Sheridan’s.

C. D Tabill Morganton, Tenn Bucklen Dale & Sheridan's

Teachers Examinations Schedule for County Seals

Examinations for 1002 teachers grade certificates will be held at Sum over March 1 and at Bridgeport March Bethy Lawrenceville March 1th August 9th September 6th All tests begin at o'clock An science exam set for August 8 at 1 pm Pedagogy work based on Roark's Method in Education and school law covering duties of teachers directors parents and pupils Signed H W Hostertien County Superintendent

Sumoer Bridgeport Bethy Lawrenceville Roark Maly H.W. Flostertien Sup’t

Reformed Priest Persuades Parishioner From Whiskey

Iriah Wit an arrec priest works with a Hock to curb whiskey. Michael argues the pulpit urged love of enemies. Trustees decide to open the M E church as Sunday services resume with praise. The church interior shines with bright gaslight, orange globes, brick walls, and a durable roof.

Michael M. E Norning

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Health at Great World’s Fair

An advertisement proclaims Dr King’s New Life Pills curing torpid liver and biliousness, urging readers to subscribe to the Globe Democrat of St. Louis for extensive earth-wide coverage of the upcoming World’s Fair in Mt Louis. It touts nationwide circulation and urges purchase at 250 per date Asher altar, with promotion of the fair’s news.

Mt. Louis St. Louis Union Canada Mexico

Not how cheap but how good the Twice-Weex news paper

The Bent is the Cheapest but the Twice-Weex Revisitate is as cheap as it can be while offering full news coverage. It claims to print all worthy news, keeping readers posted on important world affairs all year. Subscriptions cost $14 per year with mail direct to Tee Arvosic, St. Louis, Mo.

Bonesteel Stewart N.D Roudy Geddes N. D Missouri River Theresa Wheeler Starcher Lengirg Apy Sumner Press Thas Voura W. Perrott Weex Rervate Tee Arvosic St.Lanit

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