Thomson Lodge 559 Meeting Schedule
Thomson Lodge No. 559 meets on the lat and third Tuesday evenings at 8 p.m. from March 1 to September 25. From September 26 to March 25 the meetings start at 7 p.m. W. M. R L Fuller and C. H. Jenkins, Sec.
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1922
Page
8
Thomson Lodge No. 559 meets on the lat and third Tuesday evenings at 8 p.m. from March 1 to September 25. From September 26 to March 25 the meetings start at 7 p.m. W. M. R L Fuller and C. H. Jenkins, Sec.
For sale consider wood delivery anywhere 26 cords Bluff Oak 15 cords Maple 6 cords Elm plus church 16 inch block oak wood priced at 8.00 per cord inquiry to Cliff Holman Thomson Stinois.
Miss Anna Tucker sister of W M Tucker dies at Watertown hospital. Funeral Thursday at 9 from Catholic church with burial in Catholic cemetery. Alfred Smith buys Oscar Graham restaurant. post office likely to move to Roy Atherton barber shop building or Thos Stage building. Mrs C L Slocumb of St Louis visits for 88th anniversary at Hollinshead home, illness delays reunion. John B Tomilson longtime resident dies. born in York township age about 69. Mrs Chas Jenkins and Willie visit Macomb and Quincy. Methodist Ladies Aid met with ten cent luncheon. Alfred Smith takes over Oscar Graham restaurant Monday. Frank Leavens and Floyd Jeter travel to Wewalla to visit Frank Potter. hunting trip planned west. Granddaughter Lucile Grossman recovering from appendectomy. Eight-year-old Charles Miller injures left arm in straw stack accident. Harmon, Ill. fire reports reach town. C W E M met at Mrs W A Adams home. Tanlac advertised for stomach disorders and nerve strength. sold by M R Newell.
Acknowledges thanks to the Loyal Hustlers of the Christian Church for fruit received. Mrs. Allen Witmer and Mrs. James Frost are noted. Frost recovering at home after fever cold and neuritis. Sale details list Engleking Farm near Mt Carroll, Feb 15 with 7 head of horses, 67 cattle, a Hereford bull, 7 brood sows, 50 fall pigs, plus machinery and chickens.
Sealed proposals will be received by Joseph Wilt at the Town of Thomson Village Hall York Carron Illinois up to 2 oclock Saturday February 25 for the construction of about 1 mile of water bound macadam roadway from the south line of Thomson to the Whiteside County line. Funds are limited. the worst portions to be fixed first with guidance from the highway commissioner. Bond and bid security required. bids may be rejected. February 7 1925 Thomson Illinois.
School notes report absences of Lis Quick and Kenneth Whitney, with plans for a Valentine party in the gym on February 14 including games fortune telling and lunch. Grade summaries show attendance and tardies across 1st through 8th grades, plus remarks from teachers and the principal.
Andrew E Sheridan, Executor, informs all creditors and claimants of the Mary Sheridan estate, Carroll County Illinois. He will appear at Carroll County Court on the April Term first Monday in April to adjust claims. Debts should be paid immediately to the undersigned. Dated January 19, 1922 Mount Carroll.
A sale to close out the Stark farm occurs Tuesday February 14 starting at 9:30. The sale lists 21 head of horses and 53 head short horn cattle with hay, farm implements, and household goods. Usual terms apply with 2 percent off for cash.
SVERENBERG and BOWMAN offer a 10 acre farm within city limits owned by Mrs. A C Burt. Quick sale priced to prompt action. See Mrs Burt or F L Wolfley Real Estate and Insurance Savannah February 2 between my place and Fulton Hupmobile crank. Return by finder appreciated. Ray I Houghton Thomson 1.
Fragmentary ad copy claims a catarrh or deafness cure via systemic action, stating internal use reduces inflammation and aids nature. It mentions blood and mucous surfaces and offers circulars free through the druggist network.
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