Local Notes From Rock Falls Area Amusements and Arrivals
Fes r L. Stagg publisher H G Stagg office of publication Thomson issued Esch Thursday subscription 1.50 per year. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Williams and son Wayne spent Friday and Saturday in Bloomington. Mrs Sarah Grohuring visited near Lanark with granddaughter Mia. Wallace Dresbach and family. Mr and Mrs Bernie Denamore visiting at K B Carpenter home returned Saturday to Milwaukee. Mr and Mrs Wesley Reynolds and children Wesley and Willie and Luther Williams family attended funeral of Misa Hazel Rice killed Saturday night in Rock Falls. Bass Rice was a niece of Mrs Reynalds. Ween at Theathwe yer the working wi route So pear the Flannery farm and that stakes are driven for a mile or so thin side of the Otter Creek bridge. Improvements are also being made at the Cattail hill a gutter being put in one side of the road. Mrs Jenni Collinson visited with her son Glyde Collinson near Mt Carrell. Mr and Mrs Raymond Knutsen of Chadwick visited with their parents Mr and Mrs Hans Knutsen and Mr and Mrs W H Robertson. Mr and Mrs Will Strubb and daughters living in Lyons where Mr Strubb expects to do cleaning and fishing. The water however is very low for this at present. Miss Neva Baker of Morrison visited last Sunday with her cousin Mr Thomas Stagg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Reynolds
Wesley
Willie
Luther Williams
Rock Falls
Misa Hazel Rice
Bass Rice
Reynalds
Flannery Farm
Otter Creek
Cattail
Will Strubb
Lyons
Armour Grain Co’s
Ed Williams
Cora Rhodes
Ralph Atherton
Blaine Peck
Feldwisch
Addie Mutimer
Winnebago Church
Rockford
Miss Mutimer
Winnebago Farm School
Shirland
Felwisch
Thomson visitors and local notices from week ending Sunday
Oi Years Ago Me and Mrs Hawk were Clintos visitors Saturday Orrin Gleason visited Thomson relatives over Sunday Mrs Maguire of Falton was a Thomson business caller today Will Baker of Chicago spent a few hours in Thomson Wayne Nason Clinton Iowa visiting relatives in Thomson Mrs Richard Grohsling ill but better G N Melendy and L B Sears returned from Hot Springs looking better Fire rally at Church of Christ Loyal Hustlers Two year old Kane ill Mrs Shirley Stage in critical condition with nurse care
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hawk
Clintos
Orrin Gleason
Thomson
Mra Maguire
Falton
Will Baker
Chicago
W. D. M. Cone
Mary
Union
Iows
Church of Christ
G. N. Melendy
L. B. Sears
Hot Springs
Wayne Nason
Clinton
Iowa
Richard Grohsling
John Cooper
Echeta
Wyoming
Argo
Nellie Jenkins
Gladys Swette
Galesburg
Joseph Wilt
J. Fulton
Mt. Carroll
Henry Kane
Shirley Stage
Rockford residents assist, park beautification continues
Mrs Ed Coleman of Rockford helps her mother Mrs N D Millard and daughter Miss Frances, who is ill with tonsillitis. Electric storm disrupted telephone lines. Volunteers plant pansies to beautify the park, aiming for a attractive summer spot. Brick for the new school is underway and progress visible. Other items note hospital surgeries, travels and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Coleman
Rockford
N. D. Millard
Frances
Eure
Gladys Cate
Mercy Hospital
Verna Hinds
Winslow
Spokane
Wash
Vern Williams
Lee Potter
Herman Francke
Agatha Hospital
Clinton
Warden Shultz Visits Springfield. Son Kermit Acts Locally
Game Warden Shultz of Chadwick attends a Springfield meeting this week while his son Kermit oversees warden duties in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shultz
Chadwick
Springfield
Kermit
Byron Visitors and Local Health Notice
John Morts of Byron visited his brother George Morts for several days. Glenn Morts of Waterloo visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Morts. The Fred Yates home quarantined for scarlet fever was released last Saturday. Mrs. George Lansink and son Robert returned to Jacksonville after visiting Mr. Foster Stagg. Mrs. Ella Orr went to Mt. Carroll to fetch Cecil who will live with her at the E. B. Carpenter home. Bert W. Shaw near Savannah is quite ill in the city hospital after a Clinton business trip. Mrs. Frank Rush says Martha arrived safely in Temple City California Monday night and enjoyed the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Morts
Waterloo
Mrs
George Morts
Fred Yates
George Lansink
Robert
Foster Stagg
Jacksonville
Ella Orr
Mt. Carroll
Cecil
E. B. Carpenter
Bert W. Shaw
Savanhs
Clinton
Times-Journal
Frank Rush
Martha
Temple City
Calif
Local Social Notes From Clinton And Morrison Areas
Lewh and Louwe visited Chinwa friends on Sunday attended Sunday school and church at the new Presbyterian church and Kirk House. Lee Morgan suffers erysipelas on his face. Harry Shoemaker and Lynn Morgan do farm work for him while he is ill. Mrs. Jacob Miller and Mrs. L B Sears attended a family reunion at the Slumbaugh home in Clinton last Saturday returning Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mitchell of Morrigan visited with Mrs. Jane Mitchell and Mrs. Ben Wagner and family. Mrs. Cecil George of Morrison recovering after Mercy Hospital operation plans a short stay with her parents M. and Mrs. Ely Cochran before returning home. Louise Lewis hosted a party for classmates at her home May 20 from 7 to 9 p.m. Prizes went to Wilbur Stickel Betty Lewis and David Switzer. Others present included Mary Prina Ruth French Gilpin Stagg Gerald Gaar Victor Brockill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewh
Daugeter
Louwe
Chinwa
New Presbyterian Church
Kirk House
Lee Morgan
Harry Shoemaker
Lynn Morgan
Jacob Miller
L B. Sears
Slumbaugh
Clinton
Cecil George
Morrison
At Mercy Hospital
Ely Cochran
Louise Lewis
Wilbur Stickel
Betty Lewis
David Switzer
Mary Prina
Ruth French
Gilpin Stagg
Gerald Gaar
Victor Brockill
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Also Mentioned on This Page
Fes
R L. Stagg
H. G. Stagg
Office of Publication
Wilbur Williams
Wayne
Bloomington
Sarah Grohuring
Lanark
Mia. Wallace Dresbach
Bernie Denamore
K. B. Carpenter
Milwaukee
Jenni Collinson
Glyde Collinson
Mt. Carrell
Raymond Knutsen
Hans Knutsen
W. H. Robertson
Neva Baker
Thomas Stagg
J. C. Warner Jeweler
Fulton
Triplett Beauty Parlor
Frederic’s
2Nd St
Country Ice Company
Lyons Bridge
Clinton, Iowa
Bill
Kodaks
A. C. Williamson Drugs and Jewelry
Fulton, Illinois
Clinton National Bank
Low
E. A. Young
C. H. Young
Roy Hutchison
A. F. Robnson
Clinton Savings Bank
Sixth Avenue
Second Street
Davenport
J.M. Fay & Son
Alten Thomson Cerdeva
A.M. Blodgett
Attorney AT Law
G. H. Thompson
Moora
Walter Electric Shop
Tri-City
Illinois
Considine Ci
Newsepapers
Lincoln Way
F. Kadyk & Son
Purina
Texaco
Maid-Rite Sandwich Shop
Fourth Ave
Clinton, Lows
Bush
Barber & Beauty Shop
van Atherton
Orm French
Garden City
Mr. Atherton
Brockin’s
Thomson, Illinois
Ted We Orgther
UC. H
Newkins
John Morts
Byron
Bert Mitchell
Morrigan
Jane Mitchell
Ben Wagner
Goodyear Tires
Sinclair Gasoline
Lewis Motor Co
Stuedemann
W. A. & C. Stuedemann Lyons Station
Main Ave
Francke & Switzer
Gsc
Smith's
Bng
Thomson State Bank
Thomson—Illinois
Bellamy Brand General
State Department of Agriculture
Potter Bros
Srve Martindale
Daug Curl
Arry
Ly Ly
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