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Shelbyville
Democrat
August 13 1931 vol LVIII No. 8 p 8
col 4
ROCKFORD
We had another fine rain here Sunday evening.
Sunday dinner guests at Paul C. Volkman’s
were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Barnett of Decatur and Ben Volkman and family.
Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Gill called in the morning and Arthur Nippe and family
and Harry Thomas and family called in the afternoon.
Mildred
Bartman [Beck] is still
caring for Mrs. Edwin Stremming.
Mrs.
Roy Largent and children called on Mrs. Albert Kearney Wednesday.
Flora
Josephine Kearney has spent the past few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Virgil Jones at Redmon.
Mrs.
Mildred Hazen has been....
Shelbyville Democrat
August 13 1931 vol LVIII No. 8 p 8 col 4
.... spending a few days at A. B. Kearney’s
Charles
Shanholtzer and children were in Strasburg Monday morning.
Several
from here have been attending the fair.
Juanita Jones is spending her vacation
here with her grandparents.
Thomas
Ulmer was visiting Sunday.
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Shelbyville Democrat
August 13 1931 vol LVIII No. 8 p 8 col 6
MIDDLESWORTH
Sunday school was well
attended at this place
Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Hudson is spending a few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Adam
Gaug.
Howard,
Carl, Mae Pike, Cecil Banks, Lester Biehler called on Mr. and Mrs.
Rexroad and daughters Sunday.
Clem
Brown and girl friend of Edwardsville, Mr. and Mrs. John Brown and
Donna Jewel, Albert Huffer spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Huffer
and daughters.
Mike
Kessel and Mrs. Albert Kessel of Shelbyville spent Sunday with Fred
Kessel and family.
Ned
Reynolds of Chicago is visiting his mother, Mrs. Henry Carpenter.
Kenneth
Hancock of Shelbyville is spending a few days with Walter Camfield.
Quite
a few from around here attended the fair last week.
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Shelbyville Democrat
August 13 1931 vol LVIII No. 8 p 8 col 8
PRAIRIE
Mrs. Ruth Volkman and
family spent Saturday
evening with Herman [F.] Bartman’s.
Ira
[A.] Rawdin and family attended the fair and carnival in Shelbyville
Saturday evening.
Mr.
John Hoy returned home to Gibson City Sunday morning after visiting his
daughter, Maude [M. (Hoy)] Rawdin [Smith].
Mrs.
Maude [M. (Hoy)] Rawdin [Smith] and son, Lee, and J. W. Hoy were
shopping in Strasburg
Saturday evening.
Ira
[A.] Rawdin took his brother, Adolph, and wife home to Holliday Friday.
They had been at their mother’s, Maude [M. (Hoy)] Rawdin [Smith]’s for
a few days.
Ira, Adolph and Lee[verne] Rawdin were shopping in Mattoon Thursday.
Mrs.
Amelia Stewardson has gone to East St. Louis for a few days’ visit with
relatives and friends.
Miss
Lucille Corley has returned to her home here after attending the summer
term at Western Reserve
University, in
Cleveland, Ohio.
CHINCHILLA RABBITS – Closing-out good clean stock at bargain prices.
Sell all or part best rabbits for fur and meat. – H. S. Stafford,
Herrick, Illinois
CUSTOM GRINDING – Hammermill grinding. Reduced prices. Please make
arrangements by phone – Westervelt. – Edgar Eversole.
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES FOR SALE – Mrs. H. M. Jackson, Westervelt, Illinois.
CIDER MILL – Starting Tuesday, August 18 the Stegmayer mill will be
open for business on each Tuesday and Thursday.
PEACHES – Elbertas and Hales. Orchard 1 mile south of Tower Hill. Will
be ready about 23. Phone orders No. 353. Tower Hill. C. Cannon
CUCUMBERS FOR PICKLING – Orders filled as received, 1/2 mile north of
Middlesworth. Mail orders refunded. – R.
S. Ditzler, R. 6, Shelbyville,
Illinois.
FOR SALE – I want to sell my 5-room bungalow on North Chestnut St.
Newly painted outside and in. Good garage, large basement, two good
closets. Bath room. Large pantry. Water, lights, gas and brand new Rudy
furnace. Bath and toilet. In plain words, if you are in the market for
a
house that you will not have to repair right away, see J. C. Hillard.
FOUND – Purse with money and gold watch. – AJD
STOCK HAULING – Anyone wishing to send stock or poultry to St. Louis
Stock Yards by truck, please phone 617. All stock insured against death
or crippling. – Geo.
R. Heinz, Shelbyville.
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