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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1923
Page
2
Friday marks the season opener against Milledgeville with a partial schedule. Future games may be added on unspecified dates. The roster includes four freshmen on the basketball team and plans for competitive class projects and Halloween events.
Fair Haven and nearby towns report social visits and family gatherings. Peter Weirsems bagged three wild ducks after stopping at Stappleton's pond. Sam Turnbaugh bought cattle in St. Paul to bolster his herd. Local scouts and hog buyers attended events, while Lawrence Stein’s eye injury improves. Widespread apple picking, orchard news, and a box social at Jefferson school are noted. Church events, travels, and a carload of cattle purchases reflect community life around October events.
Has Mrs Miner become bedfast for seven months and in gradual decline prompting Mr and Mrs Adams to hire trained nurse Mrs Phernei Upton of Lyons Iowa to care for her. Mrs Harry Grissenger and children visiting Amos Yates home. Harry a Milwaukee rail inspector on assignment in Montana for a couple weeks.
Commencing at 1 PM on Wednesday Oct 31 I will sell at public sale my entire herd of high grade Holstein cattle on my farm one mile north of Wacker.
Licensed by the State of Ihnots the United Doctors present in Milwaukee Wisconsin as a staffed organization offering non surgical care for diseases of blood skin and internal organs across long standing illnesses including rheumatism sciatica and leg ulcers. They claim thirty five years of experience thousands of cured cases and a system of traveling specialists diagnosing and prescribing in communities teaching self care at home. No cost for consultation and a note that married women should come with husbands and minors with parents.
Selatic rhermatere confines Thos. Collinson to his room while Mrs. Hicks, visiting from Kansas, meets her daughter Mrs. Florence Libberton. Rev. Hicks, on the retired list after over thirty years in ministry, is mentioned amid local society updates. A monthly Club meeting at Mae Densmore’s home draws a large crowd as Halloween events and community illnesses surface.
Mrs Hunter of Thomson visits her daughter Mrs Ed Franche while Miss Evelyn Cochran stays with Hallie Ken yon. Jack McGuire finishes a tring on Fred Nipe's farm. The York Committee for the Farmer Institute meets Wednesday night in Thomson with Rush Carroll as chairman to set plans. Mrs Alice Carpenter’s condition worsens as friends regret it.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for help after a bereavement. Gladys Green, at 1 Jane Lamb Hospital, moved to Isolation Hospital with doctors suspecting diphtheria. Frank Tilton of Chadwick faced a fine for bass catching. Ms than Sisters held a meeting with a Halloween banquet and social.
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