Local notes of Sumner and vicinity report steady social activity
A flood of brief items lists movements marriages licenses births and visits across Sumner Bridgeport and surrounding towns. residents attend church camps schools openings and fairs while noting sales transfers residences and ongoing farming work. several gatherings ice cream socials and the local politics scene appear as neighbors share health news travel and employment updates.
Hazel Dell Sidelined by Corn Cutting in Harvest Day
Hazel Dell reports corn cutting as daily work. Mrs. Leo Berryhill Gilbert Sanders and Joy Wagner rest on a sick flat. Dora Weall returns home after weeks away. Albert Leech visits the Isle area. Mrs. Goss visits Will Stine. Perry Barnhouse and George visit G. G. Westall in Lawrenceville. John Lancaster’s new boat will soon be ready. Mrs. King Seabright and children visit their grandparents Chauncey. Mr. Parrott and daughter visit Mrs. Berkshire in Chauncey. Local mill men busy sawing lumber for broom corn sheds. Miss Eden Carver, postmistress at Psaterefiehd, repeats Saturday night with Maede Westall. Frank Stine returns home with the thrashing crew.
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Perry L. King
Minnie Sinclair
Bridgeport
Carlyle
Ill
Prof. Smith
Sumner
Baltzell
Eshelman
Spencer
Miss Adams
Indianapolis
B&o
Superessor Mahoney
Thareday
D. Breese
Qar
George Stine
Nosh Tobill
Petty Town Hall
Glee Club
McKinley and Yates Club
Leo Berryhill
Gilbert Sanders
Joy Wagner
Aick
Dora Wealall
Sameer
Albert Leech
Ietand
Perry Barnhouse
George
Lawrenceville
G. G. Westall
John Lancaster
King Seabright
John Parrott
Elmer Berkshire
Chauncey
Eden Carver
Psaterefiehd
Maede Westall
Frank Stine
Four Corners Social Roundup shows names and visits
Thomas Worstell is on the sick list while Roy Martin visited friends over Sunday. Frank Mathias made a business trip to Vincennea Saturday. Misa Tressie Sanms spent Sunday with Misa Altice Stewart. Sam Bann and wife visited Jeaan Brian and family Sunday. Myrtle Moore of Allendale is visiting relatives. Mire Ben Zehner and daughter visited relatives. Mrs Bacys of Pinkataff spent Sunday with relatives. May Bann with Mies Craig of Bridgeport visited Pinkataff friends last week. Mrs Stewart, visiting her daughter Mrs Dan Coleman, returned to Indiana.
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Ed Brian
Chas Wegner
Jobo Heston
W. B. Foster
Mr. Kingsbury
Oklahoma
Thomas Worstell
Roy Martin
Sanday
Frank Mathias
Vincennea
Misa Tressie Sanms
Misa Altice Stewart
Sam Bann
Wits
Jeaan Brian
Myrtle Moore
Allendale
Ben Zehner
Bacys of
Pinkataff
May Bann
Mies Craig
Bridgeport
Stewart
Dan Coleman
Indiane
Working Night and Day in Health Boost Ad
A bold claim for Dr. King's New Life Pills promising to convert weakness into strength and energy from listless noses to mental focus. The pitch touts dramatic health benefits and urges purchase of a single Seper box by Dale & Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Seper Box
Loki
Dale
Sheridan
Cet and Brulee Quickly Healed by Pain Balm
An advertises Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a universal remedy for wounds bruises burns and similar injuries in cats. It claims instant pain relief and faster healing than other treatments with additional cures for rheumatism lameness and related ailments. Sold by Dale and Sheridan.
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Chamberlain
Gale
Dale & Sheridan
Sumner Illinois Bond Issue Ordinance No 72
In Sumner Illinois the city council, led by Mayor Jones, passes ordinance No 72 authorizing bonds worth 3500 for street and alley improvements. Bonds total ten, 2350 each, dated Aug 1 1900, due through 1918, bearing 5 percent interest with payments funded by property taxes. The measure includes bond wording, coupons, and required city approvals.
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Sumas
Ill
Common Council
Jones
Howpes
Cooper
Foster
Laws
Harbaggham Combe
Abeont
Hooper
Lawrence
Illinois
Ton I
Sorner
United States of America
First National Bank
Chicago
Towit
Uscren States
Ilinois
General Assembly
State of Illinois
Citiea
Sumner
Minois
First Nations Bank
Iinois
Ita Street
A. D
No. C
Alteat
Vases
GC. B. Josts
Local Meeting Records And Court Notices In One Page
Fragmented OCR shows a council meeting with names like May or A Bt Jouss Abiereen Combs Cooper Foster Hoopes Harbeagis Laws and others. Also listed are labor entries for street work and a petition about an underground crossing at Elm street and an ordinance vote with aye and nay tallies. Executors of Daniel Griggs seek discharge at October term.
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Arex
Orty Coupell
A. Bt. Jouss
Abiereen Combs
Cooper
Foster
Hoopes
Harbeagis
Laws
Aleeal
Miowter
Rewdagly
Anos Grogeg
Walter Tagrert
R Morgan
Claude Trashy
James Thompson
Wallace Heard
Ail Millen
Bartisos Herris
Sme
Millard Morgan
Alley Inters
Emme
Yorpin Peters
Park Pickering
Axe - Divron Sumper
Saute
Mbick
Lyle Smilib
Ectie
M. Boxart
W. R. McNeal
G. W. Morgan
Uline
Brian
Gochenonur Abernathy
C.T. Abernsihs
W. Dox
Cornell
Coto
Elm Street
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the Light & Water Co
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John Dickerson
Wm. Hughes
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Mre. Curry Bart
Rand Sue Cuny
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Iuka
W. P. England
Galeeborg
Henry England
Hoopeston
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Elizabeth Stoll
Olney
Olney Sanitarium
Kitty G. Breen
St. Francisville
J. P. Wright
Ellie Fors
A.C. Traube
St. Louis
Susie Senders
Claremont
Clarence Grounds
Gertrude Haw
Green Payne
Cora Anderson
Pinketail
Jacob K. Bradham
Parkersburg
Elizabeth Cox
Charles K. Moll
Edith Huston
J.C. Whittaker
Anna Carbate
Jeaze Parrott
Daniele
Landes
Sylvester Updyke
Ofreland
Robert Balrsell
P.g.reabhorough
A L. Perkins
Samoet
San-ay
Ira Kodrick
Eva Syshresh
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Elwe
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Clinton Thorn
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W. C. Reeder
F. P. Haines
St. Genevieve
DC. P. Evinger Tan
Seth Paddick
Pleasant Hill
Devonshire
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W. HH. Istoat
K. L. Steffy
Chas. Moshrush
Thoraday
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Poseyville
Zola Saolevan
Howard Stout
Will Berkshire
George Lytle
Core Irwin
Carrie McCausland
Jacob Tout End
Marian Mille
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UG. G. Wentall
Shilbert Sanders
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Edward Shae
Cuion Sanday
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Frank Tipton
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John Weetall
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St. Losia
Mart Bopp
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Inca
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Joy Scott
Lena Brian
Joenob Eason
Cram Road
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Mies Dora Petty
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Dora Petty
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Mesers
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Carne Lathrop
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Carrie McDowell
Minnie Baltzell
Emma Westall
Clark Lathrop
Roy Holloway
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Daniel Griggs
Tate
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