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10 THE PAXTAGHAPH BLOOMINGTOX, FRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER 23 191 i Charles Howard is the only one who resides at this place. fromOnarga, where ho had been to attend the Mrs. Harlan funeral. TWIN GROVE. Richard Otto attended the funera! of his cousin at Maroa one day last week.

Henry Brammer had the misfor- I tune to get his right hand caught In a corn elevator on Saturday. rriiHhinK STRAWN. Mrs. Henry List, of Peoria, visited a few days here this week with friends. Mrs.

Henry Schade la confined to her bed, requiring a nurse in attendance. There was a Progressive meeting on the streets here on Wednesday evening. A large number from here attended the Harlan funeral at Onarga on Monday, twelve auto loads going B. F. Myers, of Salem, S.

was here on Wednesday, on his way home ATLANTA. Mrs. George Onstott is visiting relatives in H. Crlhfield left Monday night for a ten days' visit with relatives in Kansas and Nebraska. Mrs.

Isaiah Cheek, of Woodard, is here for a visit at the home of her nephew, Frank Cheek. A son, William Benjamin, was The runcral was preached by Rev. W. t. Holmes of the L'niversallst church and the music waa rendered by the Misses Pearl and Mildred Carver.

The deceased was a member of the Christian church, but because of the intimate friendship of Rev. Mr. Holmes to the family for a number of years he was askej to take charge ot the services. tour of his fingers. The little 1 The Mothers' club of the Munsel! was removed by a doctor and others I school will meet Friday evening at will possibly have to be taken off.

the school house. Lunch will be served. born to Mr. and Mrs. Everette Puni-pelly, at Denver, on Tuesday, NEWS OF LEROY.

Thr Important Real Estate Dealt Plan for Hallowe'en Party General Newt of Leroy. Wednesday proved to be the banner day of the year in real estate deals, three transfers being made r.n that day. BcsiJes the sale of the Opera House block to Joe Williams, S. S. Middleton bought the Alexane Murry homestead, on East Center street, it toeing a larg modern nine-room house.

The consideration was $4,400. These two sales clean up the Murry estate, as all of the real estate has been converted into money. The third sale was that of the Ross jiroperty, in Morehouse Barley's addition, Mrs. Ann Ross selling the house and a lot anJ a half to J. T.

Schumacher, who is to get possession on November 1. Plan for Hallowe'en. The young people of Leroy are Leroy Notes. C. G.

Flatt, of Springfield, was a business visitor here Thursday. Miss Florence English was here visiting with Mrs. Joe Williams. John Harville, of Farmer City, was a business visitor here' Thursday. Mr and Mrs.

Ed Spence were in uciouer u. Miss Fern Oldaker. who Is employed in the state institution at Elgin, has been spending the week heni with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W.

OUaker. Mrs. Delia Summers, of Clarion, Ia, is visiting relatives and old friends in this vicinity. She formerly Jived Heyworth Tuesday visiting with rela making elaborate plans for one of th largest Halloween parties that has here, leaving Illinois thirty-two years The Republicans are preparing for a rally on Friday night, October Co, when Hon. Richard Yates and John A.

Sterlings w41l address the voters of this vicinity. The Atlanta ban 1 will furnish music for the occasion. A minstrel show to be given at Murphy hall is in course of preparation and will be given some time the early part of November. It will be given by Church's Atlanta band, assisted by other of Atlanta's best minstrel talent. The Atlanta Woman's club met bppn given here for a number of years.

All of the four local churches are working together, making a union social on next Thursday evening. It will not be a masquerade for the public, but it is planned to have many witches, ghosts and hobgoblins visit tives Clinton Gildersleeve, of Annawan, is spending a few days visiting with relatives in Leroy. Mrs. Lucien Dye, of Somerset, la the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

A. L. Latham. Mrs. Amanda-Mathews, of Geneva, returned to her home Tuesday after a visit with, her sister, Mrs.

Ella Land. A. H. Morris returned home Wednesday from Iroquois, S. where he has been looking after his farming interests.

Mrs. Blanche Harrington, of Bloomlngton, is spending her two weeks' vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. E.

Buckles. The Gleaners society of the Vnt-versallst church held a business meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Belle Crumbaugh. Plans were completed for the entertainment, at which Miss Winifred Kates will reaJ "Madame Butterfly.1'. society also made arrangements for.x the' union church social to be given afttie Christian church on r.xt Thursday riisht.

the crowd. It is said that two fortune tellers have been imported direct from the Orient. The party will be given in Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jennie Hoblit, south of Atlanta. Thirty-two members were present and the basement of the Christian church, which will be dimly lighted' to give a See here! There's no time to lose now not a minute for thisybig educational book bargain positively ends tomorrow night, and next week this same identical set that is now being given out by The J.

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