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Shelbyville Democrat, Sept. 3, 1931, p. 8 c. 7
THE TURN
Clyde
Compton and Jim Cain were business callers in East Salem Thursday.
George
Wheat and family spent Sunday with Joe Severe’s of Mt. Carmel.
Bert
Breighner assisted Dave Ulrich bale hay Thursday.
Tom
Westenhaver made a business trip to Shelbyville Friday.
Henry
Gottman was a business caller
at Wheat Bros. Monday.
Joe
Tripp was a business caller at A. H. Smith’s Saturday.
Mrs.
Lloyd Pease is much improved.
Elmer
Thompson spent Sunday with John Edwards near Herborn.
Shuff
brothers of Baster were callers here Sunday.
Marion King of Mode was a business caller here
Thursday.
Arthur Shields and family of Decatur spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. A.
H. Smith of this place.
Delbert
Shanholtzer of Clarksburg ....
Shelbyville Democrat, Sept. 3, 1931, p. 8 c. 8
...was here Friday advertising the Rose Bud Salve Co.
Several from these parts attended the state fair and
report it A1.
Minor
Parks spent Monday at J. R. Cain’s.
Robert
Adams of Mt. Zion was a business caller here Monday.
George
Severe accompanied by Adolph Barrett were Clarksburg callers Monday.
PRAIRIE
Gilbert
Ulmer threshed timothy and oats for Mrs. Maude [M. (Hoy)] Rawdin
[Smith] and son Ira [A. Rawdin]
Saturday.
Mrs.
[Mathilda] Bill [William H. Y.] Ruwe and Mrs. Freida Harmon and
children spent Friday with Mrs. Emma
Bartman and daughters Friday.
Miss Mildred
Bartman [Beck] and Mrs.
Freida Harmon were shopping in Strasburg Saturday evening.
Leevern
Rawdin and Delbert Roley attended the dance at Strasburg Saturday
evening.
FOR SALE –
Shropshire Bucks
Chester White Boars
Hereford Bulls
E. R. Goldstein
Springbrook Farms
C. K. Syfert Funeral Home
Stewardson, Illinois
FOR SALE OR TRADE – Will sell good used furniture, or will trade for
good light car. Call or write Grover Baker, R. 7, Shelbyville or
Democrat office.
CHICKEN AND FISH FRY – The Christian church of Shelbyville will serve a
chicken and fish fry supper at Forest Park, Shelbyville, Wednesday
evening, September 9. Everybody Welcome.
WANTED – High school girls wants spare time work. – Dora Grubb, Beecher
City, Illinois.
CUSTOM GRINDING – Hammermill grinding. Reduced prices. Please make
arrangements by phone – Westervelt. – Edgar Eversole.
FOR RENT – 5-room cottage, south Broadway, also some household
furniture for sale. – R. R. Parrish.
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
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.
NEW FRUIT STORE – Opening at once in Mullins old stand. Fresh peaches,
Albertas and other varieties. – J. W. Prosser, Pro.
PEACHES RIPE – Champion, Elberta and Hales, four miles east and one
half mile south of Stewardson on Route 129; four miles south of Neoga
on
route 25 and four miles west of Illinois Central water tank. – Rober
and Boldt.
FOR RENT – A good 100 acre farm, with good improvements, to rent. –
F.P. Hish, R. R., No. 2, box 22, Shelbyville.
FOR SALE, RENT, OR TRADE – A modern residence property and a block of
ground, in the village of Lakewood, Illinois. Double garage, barn,
sheds and poultry houses. Excellent improvements. Hard road will run
past this property. – H. B. Miner, Pana, Illinois.
REDUCED PRICES on all Papering and Painting on all inside paints and
varnishes. – Reese B. Williams & Son, Phone 317, Shelbyville, Ill.
FOR SALE – 7 room house, On surveyed hard road in Findlay. Corner lots
– ideal location for filling station and tourist camp. Phone 630 or
write Mrs. A. Birkett, Shelbyville, Illinois.
GENERAL HAULING – Trucking of hogs, cattle, hay, grain, household
goods, etc., day or night. – L. E. McConnell, S. Morgan street.
FOR SALE OR RENT – 7-acre tract on north 6th street, Shelbyville,
northwest of Glenwood cemetery. See Mrs. Richard Fagan. Phone 816.
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