Correspondents Report Local News From Titus Area
Titus February reports show L L Lemley with son Ralph, David Kleese recovering from illness, Monna Lemley visiting Grace Hill, and E R Williams back to duty after illness. Merle Statler has pneumonia. Squire Kerr funeral attended in Washington. School reopens February 23. Mrs Lee Hough dies, leaving a grieving father and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus
L. L. Lemley
Ralph
David Kleese
Monna Lemley
Grace Hill
E.R. Williams
Tom Carris
Richland
Chas
Churchill
Valley
Dr. Masson
Ainsworth Notes Influenza Improvement and Local Illnesses
Ainsworth reports slight improvement in the influenza situation. James Stewart, Jesse Marr, and the Stewart family return from Southern California. Bank cashier Stephens, and helpers Homer Vanhorn and Miss Iseminger, have been on the sick list. Earl Davis faces serious pneumonia. W T Trotter visited Washington on business. Wm Chihak of Chicago visits home. Mrs Chihak helping care for sick relatives who are improving.
Local Moves and Near Misses In West Chester Area
Jake Williams and family along with Homer Hill and wife plan to move to Crawfordsville next week. Charlie Eeahey returns to his West Chester residence. Tom Leahey, visiting, left for Canada. R. C. Ferguson had a narrow escape while hauling posts in his truck when the train passed nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Jake Williams
Homer Hill
Crawfordsville
Charlie Eeahey
Tom Leahey
Canada
R. C. Ferguson
Passen
Plymouth area notes and visits update
Brighton is abuzz with health updates and visits as Preston Hoover improves from pneumonia. Mrs. Margery Funston traveled to Fremont to visit granddaughter Helen Kime. Mrs. Russell Bower from Libertyville visits her mother Mrs. William Vogel. T. Thompson conducts business in Des Moines. Mrs. Lew Davison buys former Minerva Weidner property now home to the Fishers. Mrs. Joe Buzzard and Mrs. Wes Porter aid Charley Porter in Brook Park, ill with pneumonia. W. W. Kientz attends Des Moines automobile convention. Frank Smith sells drag line to Lon Gowey who takes possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Preston Hoover
Margery Funston
Fremont
Helen Kime
Russell Bower
Libertyville
William Vogel
T. Thompson
Des Moines
Lew Davison
Minerva Weidner
The
Fishers
Joe Buzzard
Prairie Center Notes Feb 19 Prairie Center Illinois
J O Matthews is on the sick list Dr Sartor visits Mrs C A Ruebsam who has been ill for days Mr and Mrs John Simmering and family visited at Car Zieglowsky home Tuesday Theo Oltman of Hartsburg Illinois attended the funeral of Mrs T C Koehler and returned home Tuesday
Local Visits and Family News Mentioned in Daily Roundup
Mr and Mrs Glenn Beenblossom and Ada May visited Monday at the Glenn Pratt home and attended the Wm Burton sale Roy Randall did their summers butcherings Wednesday Aleda Lyle and Arnold Edwards are visiting at the Walter Nicholson home en route to their new Tecos Texas home Miss Ruth Wolfe sister of Marie from Davenport cares for the new boy at the Marie home Hazeleeper misses school this week due to mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Beenblossom
Ada May
Glenn Pratt
Wm. Burton Sale
Roy Randall
Walter Nicholson
Local News Roundup From Young America
Mrs J N Phillips returned from Riversides Monday evening and shopped in Muscatine with him. Sam McKee and Ben Briley butchered last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs McKee and Mrs Barthelow visited Mrs Briley. Mrs Ernest Carlson helped prepare a surprise at the Oscar Carlson home near Verdi. Chicken pox patients are recovering well. Rene Warner sale drew many neighbors as Walter Nicholson family plans to move south of town next. Mr and Mrs Will Marie welcomed a son born Tuesday night February 17 the first of a new family line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young America
J. N. Phillips
Riversid
Mr. Phillips
Muscatine
Sam McKee
Ben Briley
McKee
Barthelow
Briley
Ernest Carlson
Oscar Carlson
Verdi
Walter Anderson
Rene Warner
Walter Nicholson
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Merle Statler
Alvie Nehergall
Washington
H.W. Luers
Boyer
Harry Boyer
Squire Kerr
Washigton
D. BE. Brumback
Lee Hough
Aleo Ese
Ainsworth
Prairie Center
Chester
Plymouth
McCormick
Emerson
Symick
D. F. Macon
Auc
R. E. Dougherty
Aleda
Lyle
Arnold Edwards
Tecos, Texas
Miss Ruth Wolfe
Davenport
Marie
Hazeleeper
Will Marie
R. W. Baxter
Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Peoria Board of Trade
St. Louis Merchants’ Exchange
Washington Loan & Trust Building
James
Poland
China
Kinshade
Blakesburg, Lowa
Col. Jones
Col Jack
Mellow Bob
James Big Bone
Bob
Farrow
Wapello
J. B. James
Blakesburg
Iowa
Max Berry
Col
L. M. Reed
Fleming
Giray
Guernsey
Reid
Plymouth Rock
Deere
Fairbanks
Ford
Peiffer
Old Pleasant Plain
Jake i Nessel
Jake Kessel
John Deere
W. S. Courtney Fritz & Wenger
E. Berry
Tam
al Tomlinson
Jersey
Rock Island Gang
New Hayes
Black Hawk
Rhode Island
de Laval
Will Green
Charley Brown
J. A. McCoy
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