Lebanon News Highlights Local Happenings
Charles Landiss returns home to Neoga as 122 Lebanon dog taxes paid to date. Dr Hammen and son from Redlands visit. Otto Campe and Florence Eliott wed in Belleville. McKendree College Science Building remodels. Ed Ebbler returns from Brighton area. Mrs J Phillips visits from Hartford. Lebanon stores extend hours to 7 pm. Kate McCoy returns to Lehigh after visit. Lavern Busch dies at eight months. buried College Hill. Thomas Morrissey former Bennett coal mine manager dies at 53 near Signal Hill. Staats attends state Farmers Union meeting at Newton. Indiana polis visitors include Mrs Stewart and daughter Elizabeth and Mrs Voorhis and son Charles. Dr Kraemer to return to Lebanon. office on St Louis St. R V Hoopman to lecture Woodmen at Karr Hall Sept 26. Kauffman Tailoring fire damages $200 worth of work. minor blaze. Petit jurors drawn for two weeks in St Clair County. Daumueller wins first prize for Souvenir Special summer confection from Soda Fountain.
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Lebanon
Charles Landiss
Neoga
BE. C. Hammen and Son
Redlands
Cal
Otto Campe
Florence Eliott
Belleville
McKendree College
Edward Ebbler
Brighton
J. Phillips
Hartford
Conn
F. J. Betten
Kate McCoy
Lehigh
Okla
David Stoddard
Lavern
E. B. Busch
College Hill
Thomas Morrissey
Bennett
Signal Hill
L. N. Staats
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union of America
Newton
Margaret Stewart
Elizabeth
C. C. Voorhis
Charles
Indianapolis
Ind
P.hall
Kauffman Tailoring Company
Mueller
W. Gerking
Homer Fuchs
Frank Condrey
Samuel Baer
Louis Braun
Charles Bachmann
C. R. Yost
Jacob Weinert
St. Clair County
W. ©. Daumueller
New York
Marine area notes include births and gatherings
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Reding. The Christian Sunday school held its annual picnic. Miss Irma Appel returned from Mt. Vernon. Fred Pratt will relocate to Marine after quitting farming. Charlies May installed a four ton wagon scale. Rosa Faes returned to St. Louis after visiting here. The Murphys of St. Louis were guests of the Schreiber family. Arnold Deibert and son from St. Louis visited the Deibert and Val Deibert families. Mildred Versen returned to St. Louis after a visit. August Henze will discontinue farming and rent his farm. The Reichholdts of St. Louis visited Mayor and Mrs. Bernard. The Anti-Horse Thief Detective Association held a picnic after a postponement. Misses Olivia Wait and Myra Silver and Edgar Waite of Lincoln stayed with Wm. Reinhardt’s family. Henry Wright rented his residence to E. Bracy and moved in with his ill mother. Alfred Thurnau, carrier, missed his route due to high water. first miss in thirteen years.
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Andrew Schreiber
Arnold Deibert and Son
St. Louis
Val. Deibert
Mildred Versen
Otto May
August Henze
W. F. Reichholdt
Wm. Bernard
Anti-Horse Thief Detective Association
Olivia Wait
Myra Silver
Edgar Waite
Lincoln
Neb
Wm. Reinhardt
Henry Wright
E. Bracy
C. C. Williamson
Alfred Thurnau
Marine
Walter
Pleasant Ridge social notes and family news
The Pleasant Ridge column records a Wednesday gathering hosted by Mrs. Wm Townsend and several local family visits. Highlights include the Black family welcoming a new son, Mrs Sam North suffering burns from lye, and Ray Davis returning from Kansas City before moving to Spokane for work. Ronald Dake visits from St. Louis with Anna Faires, who plans to shop for fall styles.
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Everett Duncan
Edith Duncan
Sebastopol
Lyman Pyle
Wohlgemuth
James Hayes
Neal Sherry
Buford Hayes
Sam North
Ray Davis
Kansas City
Spokane
Wash
Ronald Dake
St. Louis
John Faires
Misa Anna Faires
Health and Happiness Depend on Your Liver
Health claim ad notes sluggish liver and bile flow causing dark mood. Promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills to wake liver, increase bile, and ease bowels for improved mood. Mentions a 2004 bottle price and a store closing for holidays from September 8 to 10 at Allan's Store.
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Dr. King
Teat A
Sptember
Achéwiah
Allan
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Riebold’s
Peter Bros
Barbers
Troy Exchange Bank
Troy
Eagle Stamps and
Free City Delivery
Neavy G
Martin Davis “Central Building
Adelia
Hampton's
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