Cotid Notes and Local Incidents From Bicknell News
Various local items: Dr J A Cullup buys the Bicknell News. John B Cardinal aged 70 dies in Koor county and is buried at Callometery. Walter Grigoby lightly cut while escaping with Jamon Kuckley. John A Jones and wife wintering with daughter Latta on Allison Prairie. Police arrest A C Kamplaim for alleged embezzling from Chicago Portrait Co. at 107. to answer in Bloomington. Robert Preston Barr 75 dies after warning with his nephew Joseph Barr. brother of Hugh Berry of Washington. Edward Able, 6, bitten by an old sow at Jordan Bros. farm. father rescues him.
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J. A. Cullup
Bicknell News
Jobn B. Cardinal
Koor
Callometery
Walter Grigoby
W. B. Grigaby
Jamon Kuckley
James E. Kackley
John A. Jones
Clark County
Kansas
Latta
Allison Prairie
Robertean
A C. Kamplaim
Chicago Portrait Co
Bloomington
Robert Preston Barr
Bruceville
Joseph Barr
San
Fire destroys Fernman barn and stock in McLeansboro area
At 1:30 a.m. a fire roared through the Fernman barn near McLeansboro owned by F. Epler and rented by Thounts Crome, killing two hogs and ten bales of straw. James Groff, near the Little Wabash, is gravely ill. A steam shovel south of the depot sawdust pile suffered paneer damage. West Salem G R Post plans a bean supper Friday night. Ira Kaericher attends funeral of his sister Mrs John Stockwell. Henry Merte sustains a severe hand injury while sawing at E W Henry's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Groff
Wabash
Fernman Jivery
Aluru
Richland county notes mark 60th wedding anniversary
Richland county items report Mr and Mrs Jao Von Gonten celebrating sixty years of marriage. Sheriff Honser retrieved a jail escapee raccoon from Evanaville after months at large. Regimental reunion of the 98th Lit Vol Inf named Col Aden Knoph historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and Airs
Jao von Gonten
Ublong
Aden Knoph
Harvey Fahn
Durango
Colo
Bloomington
Noble
Hon
McCauley
Local News From Crawford and Nearby Areas
Crawford T C Hardin of Hardineville is severely hurt after a horse kick. William Garret was moved to the asylum by deputy Marlory. Smallpox cases decline as locals recover. A business transfer shifts Albert to run the old stand. Mills plans future work nearby. William F Athey dies near Annapolis after long illness. born July 17 1883 in Licking County Ohio and married Adelaine Newlin in 1859. Waterworks bore reaches 250 feet, contractors doubt reaching sufficient city supply. Andrew Wertaberger, prominent Oblong farmer, dies after intestinal twist. surgery performed but fatal. John Freeman ill at Cowling school. Allen Stansfield injures two Hagers. Fred Bedell breaks left arm. Keenaborg residents Leslie and Mrs James Kimbrell mourn deaths. Ella Brewer passes after brief illness leaving infant son, mother, sister. Harley Crosson drowns horse at Patton ferry. Sheds accident at strawboard plant injures Frank Ward and Mr Orr. Orr hurt internally, Ward foot broken. A wedding unites Glen Wallar and Grace Tangauary in Bellmont precinct. County committee schedules Wabash County Farmers’ Meeting for December 7. Glen Wallar drives horse into wire fence, horse killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Garret
Sherif Marlory
Moffit Mills
Albert
Mills
Ian Robinson
William F. Athey
Annapolis
Licking County
Ohio
Adelaine Newlin
John Freeman
Cowling School
Allen Stansfield
Hovent Corner
Fred Bedell
Charles Bedell
Leslie
James Kimbrell
Keenaborg
Ella Brewer
iNneas
Power from Grand Hapide dam seen for city use
The piece outlines two plans to use hydropower: piping water by canal to city factories or building a large electric plant at the dam with power distributed by wires. It notes public interest in a reliable generics firm and advertises Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and coughs with the Dale & bottle offer and guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Dr. King
Dale & Bottle
Illinois Central Purchases Evansville to Mattoon Rail Line
The Illinois Central Railway has purchased the Evansville to Mattoon segment of the P. and R’y and now operates it. Through trains will run Evansville to Chicago with reclining chairs and free seats all day, plus sleeper service on overnight routes to Peoria and Chicago. A village blacksmith in Grahamaville, Sullivan County, saved his son Joe Sam’s life with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, which dissolved tough mucus and cured croup without opium. sold by Dale & Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattoon
Evaneville
Illinois Central Ry
Evansville
Chicago
Peoria
Joe
Sam
Grahamaville
Sullivan
Chamberlain
Dale & Sheridan
Trestworthy Guaranty
A dialogue unfolds with a newspaper editor and a visitor asking to announce that Mr Ralph Bungo, a popular young society leader, has returned from a summer trip. The exchange notes the need for verification of the item by a guarantor and the editor’s caution about publishing without authentication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bungo
Thia
Mr. Bunge
Electric Bitters Endorsed by Belleville Druggist
Abraham Hare, a leading Belleville druggist, writes Electric Bitters are the best selling bitters he has handled in 20 years. He explains they aid stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels, purify blood, strengthen nerves, and restore vitality in weak, run-down people. Price 50 cents, available from Dale & Sheridan druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Hare
Belleville
Dale & Sheridan
Droggiste
Youth's Companion Calendar for 1901 An Exclusive Souvenir
Publishers unveil an ornate 1901 calendar as a souvenir for subscribers marking the paper's 76th year. The lithographed 32 color calendar centers on a Parisian Plymouth maiden portrait, designed and printed exclusively for The Companion. After use as a calendar, the portrait can be framed as a decorative keepsake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth's Companion
Plymouth
Priecula
Local Notes On People and Visits Across Town
A string of short items records residents and visitors: H M Feule and C B Jones in transit on Mondays, Mrs Henry Doeterberg visiting Vin eones, Daniel Grifith visiting Cincinnati relatives, E Lemmons from Lawrenceville, Ed Ferkine on a business trip to Visceones, P Jones to Lawrenceville on official business, Dr M D Frazer visiting Dr Murphy, Miss Kate Clark visiting parents near Weat Yalow, W T Stein from Bridgeport in Peru, Mrs Kate Staninger visiting her brother Dr Friend, and William Piper with brothers on a Vincennes trip. Also notes on visitors from Diaon, Washington DC guest T F Houpes, Mrs Glen May packing for auction, Clarence Godhenour voting from Louisville, Levis Johnson and Tol Clark voting, Brian from Bigbee, Paul Gossler from Washington IN, Harry Eljigood from Dixon, M J Seed from Evans, plus household visits by Mr and Mrs Philo Bell and traffic to Kansas City and Beamon. A caller remarks on Young Ladies Not Ornamenting Rooms with Posters and a poor practice of plastering rooms with distracting bills. The column closes with an endorsement for Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin.
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Henry Doeeterberg
Vinceones
Daniel Grifith
Cincinisti
E. Lemmons
Lawrenceville
Ed Ferkine Rade
Visceones
D. P. Jones
M.D. Frazer
Bridgeport
Murphy Wednuaday
Kate Clark
Weat Yalow
Kate Staninger
Mattoon
Dr. Friend
William Piper
John D
Newton
Vincennes
Bert Gillespie
Diaon
Jobe Black
Joe Black
Gold
Washington, D. C
T. F. Houpes
Clarence Godhenour
Monusy
Louisville
Levis Johnson
Tol Clark
Harry Grifith
Cincinnati
Fre
Brian
Bigbee
Miss
Berlin
Ohio
Paul Gossler
Wisington, Ind
Harry Eljigood
Dixon
M.J. Seed
Evans
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Y.i
Wilson
T. L. Jones & Sons
Dale’s
Stevens
T.M. Stevens, Jearer
ATUL
T. M. Stevens
Sumner
Aarmeet
Hartee
Tyne
Ene
Huebner
Sas Mnce
Ge Tog
Advertising
Noreer
Aloct
W. J. Wale & CO
Rowbootar, N.Y
NEWSY
ARDS
Ruby
Wril Keys
Waiana
Keys
West Salem
Ira Kaericher
Dumdtag
Act
Mra
John Stockwell
E. W. Henry
Henry Merte
Middie Hager
Salem
Richland
Honser
Evanaville
Jas. C
Ileavo
B. B
da Madiace
Devessat
Richland County
Calhoun Prairis
Kimbeth Carnet
M.donald
Declaved
Jeferson
Nio
Alay
H. A. Carnes
Olney
Edward Ridgely
Parkersburg
Eaid
Mee
Emilte Brin
Omar
Crawford
T. C. Hardin
Hardineville
Robingen
Andrew Wertaberger
Oblong
Firebaugh
Harley Crosson
Frank Ward
Mr. Orr
Ward
Bellmont
Touraday
Glen L. Wallar
Mies Grace Tangauary
G. RB. Tanquary
F. K. Waller
St. Loma
Glen Wallar
Stockhaldera i Ayeu
Regm
Bai
Ares
Uilweds Central
Trestworthy Guaranty
Calender
H. M. Feule Wae Lo Huey
C. B. Joneaeas
St. Conia
Busia
W.T. Stein
Peru
Glen May
St. Louis
Philo Bell
Better
Currie Draper
Kasgaa City
Almooala
Beamon
Effie Staats
Tirat
Roy
Mra Mop
Otoe
Tweodoe
Caldwell
Mehtormeh
Moras
Samurl Parouro
Danrbotn
Cuenen
Erte
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