Jackson County IL Archives News.....ALL AROUND THE TOWN December 14, 1921
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Murphysboro Daily Independent December 14, 1921


Mrs. Freida GENGENBACH is ill at her home, two miles south of Murphysboro.

Johnnie JACKSON of Cairo spent Tuesday night in this city the guest of Mr. &
Mrs. T. A. TAYLOR.

Dr. H. H. ROTH went to Herrin on business today.

The baby of Mr. & Mrs. Hall CLARK is ill.

Mrs. E. M. DEPPE of Percy shopped here yesterday.

Mrs. G. E. MEYERHOFF of Percy was a visitor here Tuesday.

Mrs. Elliott GRIFFIN of Oraville was a shopper here Tuesday.

Mrs. G. E. SLATE of Sparta was among the shoppers here Tuesday.

Mrs. Lawrence FOLEY of Carbondale visited relatives here Tuesday.

Mrs. Daisy BOUCHER of Etherton shopped here today.

The 3 year old child of Mr. & Mrs. Isra ETHERTON is ill.

Mrs. Julius WIDES is ill at her home on North 14th street.

Miss Alma FREEMAN of Grand Tower shopped here Wednesday.

Mrs. Olive DAVIS of Thebes was a business visitor here today.
Mrs. Murray MIFFLIN of Sand Ridge was a business visitor here today.

Elmer KNIGHT of Carbondale was a pleasure visitor here last night.

Mrs. R. D. STEELE of DeSoto was a business visitor here Tuesday.

Mrs. W. W. HOUSE of Oraville was a business visitor in this city today.

The C. L. B. S. Ladies will have a public Euchre and Pinocle for ladies Thursday
afternoon Hostesses Mrs. Geo. WANSTREET, Mrs. Ella WOLFF, Mrs. Antone WOLFF,
Mrs. Martin WOLFF, and Mrs. T. J. SHARPE.

Mrs. Emma PELLETT of North 15th street went to Harrisburg Tuesday to visit her
daughter Mrs. R. O. BURKE.

Mrs. R. E. WILLIAMSON and Miss Florence DICKS of Ava visited L. W. BROWN a
patient in St. Andrew's hospital.

Mrs. Adolph SCHMIDT of Willisville visited her daughter, Mrs. Mable GRIFFITH, a
patient in St. Andrew's hospital today.

Miss Donna Mae REINHARDT of St. Louis is the guest of her grandfather, F. J.
HOPPER of 1834 Pine street.

Leo TOPE of Ava who has been the guest of Ed THOMPSON of North 15th street,
returned home Wednesday.

Mrs. William NEUMAN of Division street went to Creal Springs Tuesday to attend
the funeral of Mr. Venus.

Mrs. Inez RODDEN of WIllisville visited her sister, Rosalie LOY, a patient at
St. Andrew's hospital yesterday.

Mr. & Mrs. E. L. KOSHT of McClure who have been the guests of W. H. SAYLOR of
North 14th street returned home Wednesday morning.

Mrs. Charles DONALDSON of Bush who has been a patient in St. Andrew's hospital
for the past week, was operated on yesterday for appendicitis.

Mrs. Nancy THOMPSON of Thebes passed through here Wednesday en route home from
Pinckneyville where she attended the funeral of her brother, William BAILEY.

Mrs. Victoria WOOLSEY and children of Etherton passed through this city today en
route home from Grand Tower where they visited her mother Mrs. Mary ENLOW.

Mrs. William FRALEY of West Pine street went to St. Louis today to shop.

Mrs. Mary CARR of Ava spent a few hours shopping here Tuesday.

Mrs. John PERKINS of Edith street, who has been ill for several days, is improving.

Rev. O. M. BREES of Ava passed through this city Tuesday en route home from
Carterville.

Miss Clara MARTIN and Herbert MARTIN of Royalton shopped here Tuesday.

Mrs. R. A. TRAMMEL and Mrs. V. LYONS of Carbondale shopped here Tuesday.

Mrs. A. S. RANKLIN and daughter Millie of Elkville shopped here Tuesday.

Mrs. Tom BUTCHER of Etherton and little son Tommie are visiting relatives in
this city.

Miss Mary Mildred MERRITT is suffering with tonsillitis at her home on South
13th street.

Grandma SKELLEY of Clay street is seriously ill.  Her many friends will regret
to hear of her condition.


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