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 ILLINOIS 
 
 WHEN you try to convey an idea of the size, or importance, 
 or prosperity of a thing so vast as a state you usually find it 
 necessary to drag in statistics. You rake up all the miles, 
 and acres and bushels and tons you can lay your hands on, 
 and stack them up, mentally, against the miles, and acres, and bushels 
 and tons of other states. The result is known as Fascinating Facts, 
 and it makes dry reading. If you like that sort of thing you'll find 
 it at the bottom of each page of your loose-leaf desk calendar. There 
 is a better way to make the outlander recognize the individuality of 
 that state called Illinois. This is what we mean. 
 
 When you hear France mentioned your mind says Paris ! When 
 one speaks of England your mental movie flashes- London! New 
 York means New York City unless the word state is tacked after it. 
 Those cities have actually handicapped their Country or state, swamped 
 their personality, as a famous and brilliant wife outshines her worthy 
 but nondescript husband. 
 
 But when you think of Illinois, does your mind at once register 
 Chicago? No, it doesn't! Illinois calls up a picture all it? own. 
 Illinois had fought for its place in the sun, and won it, when Chicago 
 was a mixture of swamp and prairie. Illinois opens up a gracious, 
 splendid mind-picture of rolling prairie and ample farms; of pros- 
 perous, middle-sized towns full of paved streets, and shady lawns, and 
 comfortable two-story homes equipped with sleeping porches, and rose, 
 bushes, and swinging couches and two-toned rugs ; towns that have the 
 newest thing in waterworks and public libraries, and 'with an incredible 
 number of automobiles this year's model skimming up and down 
 Elm Street and out as far as the State Road and back. Why, the very 
 waters of Illinois have personality! Leaving Lake Michigan and the 
 Mississippi entirely out of it, who hasn't heard of Bubbly Creek? In 
 Illinois you can't even keep an ordinary, meandering little river down. 
 Just recently along came Edgar Lee Masters, waved a magic fountain 
 pen, and behold! humble Spoon River was immortalized. 
 
 If you have always associated Illinois in your mind with pigs, and 
 iron and steel, and corn, we advise you to take a dip into the history of 
 the state. There's color for you, and life, and romance, and adven- 
 ture ! You'd never believe that a staid, prosperous and respectable state 
 like Illinois could have had such a roystering past. It reads like 
 Gilbert Parker at his best. Like a splendid pageant they move through 
 those pages, Jesuit priests, and French adventurers, coureurs de bois, 
 stealthy Indians, dashing cavaliers. 
 
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 roll this on your tongue : Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle. He didn't 
 find Illinois prosaic and dry. Neither did his gallant friend, Heari de 
 Tonty Tonty of the iron hand and the ready sword; Tonty, soldier
 
 of fortune and brave gentleman, with the curling plume in his cap, and 
 surely lace at his sleeve even when he was killing an Indian. The 
 recent history of Illinois is full of Jonathans, and Cyruses, and Samuels 
 and Alexanders, solid gentlemen with beards and watch chains and lay- 
 down collars. And that is as it should be. But all the Bloommgtons 
 and Edwardsvilles and Greensvilles only serve to make more charming 
 the impress made by French, and Indian, and Jesuit. The Indian 
 left his mark in such names as Kaskaskia, Cahokia, and Kankakee. 
 The trail of the French is found in such names as Bellefontaine, Fort 
 Crevecceur, Vincennes, Versailles ; the black robe of the Jesuit in Joliet 
 and Marquette. 
 
 What would they think those immigrants who come to America 
 with the belief that its streets are paved with gold if they knew that 
 Illinois is not paved with it, but built on a solid foundation of it? That 
 doesn't mean mines of precious metal. That means forty solid feet of 
 rich loam along the river bottom lands, so fertile, so gracious, so 
 inexhaustible that in the greater portion of the state no rotation of crops 
 is necessary. It means that the plow may run for hundreds of miles 
 over the prairies without touching a pebble or a grain of sand. Crop 
 failures are practically unknown. Farm land is held at from one 
 hundred and fifty to three hundred dollars an acre. 
 
 Is it to be wondered that the farmhouses of Illinois have a gracious, 
 ample and prosperous look, far removed from the pinched and weather- 
 beaten face worn by typical farmhouses of many sister states, when it 
 is realized (statistics here, but only this once) that nearly all of its 
 thirty-five million acres are susceptible of cultivation? Of course, 
 nobody's mind can grasp thirty-five millions of anything. But anyone 
 can get an idea of size when it is known that one state is so varied and 
 versatile as to embrace the tropics and the far well, fairly far, north. 
 Down in Cairo, Illinois, where the state almost melts invisibly into 
 Kentucky, you get all the sunny southland scenery darkies, levees, 
 banjos, river boats. Up in northern Illinois, on the lake, you're very 
 apt to find furs comfortable in August, for northern Illinois uses the 
 lake much as a grocer uses the electric fan in his choice vegetable and 
 fruit window to temper the heat in summer and the cold in winter. 
 
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 of thing that could happen only in these United States. But other 
 states have expanded marvelously, too, have blossomed overnight. 
 That isn't so remarkable, though in the case of Illinois, perhaps, the 
 growth was magic in its rapidity. The stupendous thing about it all 
 is that, with her sudden prosperity and riches, Illinois has kept her 
 head and figure. Few other states can say that. It is to her ever- 
 lasting glory that it can be said of Illinois. 
 
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 SANGAMON COUNTY COURT HOUSE, SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
 
 HISTORY of SANGAMON COUNTY 
 
 WHEN Illinois was admitted into the Union it was composed 
 of thirty-three counties Sang&mon was not among them. 
 This county was created by a law of the state and was ap- 
 proved of, January 30, 1821. 
 
 About 1818 a bachelor by the name of Elisha Kelly 
 emigrated from North Carolina, stopping first in Macoupin county. He 
 was fond of hunting and in prospecting for hunting grounds he wan- 
 dered in between the two ravines about two miles apart running in a 
 northwesterly direction and emptying into Spring Creek a tributary 
 of the Sangamon river. Here there were deer roaming up and down the 
 river. In the morning they would leave the ravine and go out on the 
 open prairie where they would spend the day in the tall grass roam- 
 ing and racing about. The deer in passing down these ravines, gave 
 Mr. Kelly an opportunity for the full gratification of his ambition for 
 game, which seemed to him like a hunter's paradise, and when he 
 returned to his old home he induced his father, Henry Kelly and his 
 four brothers, John older than himself, Elijah, William and George 
 who were younger, to emigrate with him. He induced other families 
 among his acquaintances to also emigrate. More families continued 
 to move into the county and generally settled at long distances from 
 each other, but the principal settlement clustered around the Kellys. 
 When the commissioners came to locate the county seat it was dis- 
 covered that the Kelly settlement was the only place in all the county 
 where enough families could be found in the vicinity of each other 
 to board and lodge the members of court and those who would likely 
 attend the sessions. 
 
 April 10, 1821, there is record of an article of agreement having 
 been made between the county commissioners and John Kelly, Zacha- 
 riah Peter and William Drennan. These three men agreed to build 
 for the use of the county a court house of the following description: 
 The logs to be twenty feet long, the house one story high, plank floor, 
 a good cabin roof, a door and window cut out. Work to be completed 
 by the first day of May, 1822, for which the commissioners agreed to 
 pay $42.50. As the court house neared completion, the commissioners 
 found it would be a very nice summer building, but not very practical 
 for winter, so there was another contract between the county commis- 
 sioners and Jesse Brevard, in which he agreed to chink the outside of 
 the building and daub the inside, boards sawed and nailed on the inside 
 cracks, a good, sufficient door shutter to be made of good planks and 
 hung with iron hinges and a window to be cut out, faced and cased, 
 and to contain nine lights with a good sufficient shutter' hung on the 
 outside. A fireplace to be cut out seven feet wi^e and a wooden chim- 
 ney, built with back and hearth. To be finished by September, 1822. 
 Robert Hamilton agreed to build a jail for the county of Sangamon 
 for the sum of $84.76. 
 
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 On June 5th, 1821, the county was divided into four election 
 districts or townships, called respectively Sangamon, Springfield, Rich- 
 land and Union. Overseers of the poor were appointed, two for each 
 township, and a board of three trustees to look after the overseers of 
 the poor. 
 
 After the temporary location of the county seat, a contest sprang 
 up in regard to the permanent location of it. At an election of the 
 members of the legislature, two opposing candidates went before the 
 people on the merits of two localities. I. S. Pugh was the candidate 
 from Springfield, and William S. Hamilton, a son of Alexander Hamil- 
 ton, represented Sangamon, a beautiful site for a town on the banks of 
 the Sangamon river, about seven miles west and a little north from 
 Springfield. Hamilton was elected but Pugh went to Vandalia the 
 capital as a lobby member and succeeded in having commissioners 
 appointed who proved favorable to Springfield. 
 
 In 1825 there was a movement for building a large and better 
 court house, and in the July term the county commissioners passed 
 an order that the. county proceed to build a court house not to exceed 
 $3,000 provided one-half of the expense be made up by subscription. 
 It was to be all brick and two stories high. The failure to raise the 
 money by subscription defeated the whole project. In 1830 the original 
 court house proving to be inadequate was to be replaced by a brick 
 structure. This was built at a total cost of $8,841. 
 
 In 1837 Springfield was selected as the future capital of the state 
 with the promise to raise $50,000 to assist in building the state house, 
 and also to furnish the site upon which it should stand. If the land 
 was selected far enough from the existing business to be cheap, the 
 $50,000 could not be raised. Those already in business around the 
 square refused to contribute because the state house being so much 
 larger and attractive, would draw the business after it thus depreciating 
 the value of their property. After discussing the question in all its 
 bearings it was found that the only practicable way to settle the matter 
 was to demolish the court house and use the site for the state house. 
 Under that arrangement the business men around the square pledged 
 themselves to contribute to the $50,000 fund as much as they were 
 able. The court house was removed early in 1837, and the work on 
 the state house commenced. This square, with the court house and 
 other buildings on it, were valued at $16,000, about one-third of which 
 was lost in the destruction of the buildings. Having thus disposed of 
 their court house and pledged to do much towards building the new 
 state house, the people of the county were unable to undertake the 
 building of another, for this reason the county rented a building 
 which had been erected for a store house by the Hon. Niniam W. 
 Edwards. This was used for the court house for ten years. 
 
 During the winter of 1826 and 1827 the Sangamo Spectator 
 was established in Springfield by Hooper Warren, and the Sangamo 
 Journal was established by Simeon and Josiah Francis in 1831 and is 
 now known as the Illinois State Journal. The Illinois State Register 
 first established at Vandalia was removed to Springfield in 1836 by 
 Walters and Weber. 
 
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 The transportation question was one of great importance to the 
 early settlers on account of the vast extent of undrained land so rich 
 and soft so as to be almost impassable in its natural state for half of 
 every year. For the transportation of heavy articles for long distances 
 water was the only one thought to be available, consequently efforts 
 were made to navigate every stream to the highest point possible. 
 Navigation on the Sangamon river was not successful since a man 
 might walk across it dry shod for nearly half of every year. 
 
 The first locomotive was run into Springfield, February 15th, 
 1842, on what is now the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad. 
 George Gregory was the engineer and Thomas M. Averitt was the 
 fireman. 
 
 The State Constitution of 1818 required the General Assembly 
 to petition Congress for a grant of land on which to locate the seat of 
 government for the State and it was expected to be laid on a site of 
 land which township was to be the seat of government for twenty 
 years. At the session of 1819 in Kaskaskia, five commissioners were 
 appointed to select the land appropriated by Congress for the state 
 capitol. Having selected the site the commissioners wanted to select 
 a name that should be so euphonious as to attract the attention of the 
 whole world. Tradition says, according to Governor Ford in his history 
 of Illinois, that someone who was present suggested to the commis- 
 sioners that the Vandals were a powerful nation of Indians who 
 once inhabited the banks of the Kaskaskia river, and that Vandalia 
 derived from the name would perpetuate the memory of that extinct 
 but renowned people. The suggestion met with favor with the com- 
 missioners and the name was adopted. Having located and named 
 their town, it was at once laid out and a two story frame building 
 erected on the square set apart for the state capitol. That wooden 
 state house was burned a few years later and a much larger one built 
 of brick on the same ground. 
 
 The rapidity with which emigration filled up the northern portion 
 of the State, made it apparent that much before the twenty years for 
 the capital to remain at Vandalia was up, it would be necessary to 
 remove the capital further north and as early as 1833 the question 
 began to be agitated in the General Assembly. 
 
 In the legislature of 1836 and 1837, Sangamon county had two 
 senators and seven representatives. They were the most remarkable 
 delegation from any one county to the General Assembly. Physically 
 they were taller than the average human being; some were less and 
 some more than six feet, but their combined height was exactly fifty- 
 four feet. They were then and there spoken of as the "Long Nine." 
 The names of those in the Senate were Archer G. Herndon and Joe 
 Fletcher, in the House, Abraham Lincoln, Niniam W. Edwards, John 
 Dawson, Andrew McCormick, Dan Stone, William F. Elkin and 
 Robert L. Wilson. One or two were very tall but none as tall as 
 Abraham Lincoln. It was known that a movement would be made 
 to remove the state capitol the "Long Nine" were united in securing 
 it and nothing could turn one of them from their purpose. They 
 
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 were ready to yield anything but when any other point was yielded, 
 it secured votes for Springfield as the capital. 
 
 There was pending at this time a bill for internal improvements 
 in regard to railroads. It was while this internal improvement bill 
 was pending that the "Long Nine," as they were called, were busy. 
 They said little or nothing in locating proposed railroads, but would 
 assist other localities where votes could be secured for locating the 
 capital at Springfield. The result was the passage of the act February 
 25th, 1837, locating the capital at Springfield. 
 
 A supplementary act was passed on the third of March, authorizing 
 the commissioners of Sangamon county to convey the land as a site 
 for the edifice to the state> which was named after A. G. Henry; 
 Archibold Job and William Herndon as commissioners were authorized 
 to superintend the work of erection. The new capitol was supposed 
 to have been ready for the first meeting of the Legislature in Spring- 
 field, which was fixed for the special session of 1839-40. Finding 
 that the building Could not be sufficiently advanced, the Second Presby- 
 terian church on Fourth street was secured as Representatives' Hall. 
 The building was then quite new and was by far the largest church 
 edifice in the central and whole northern part of Illinois. It was 
 built of brick and was torn down the summer of 1875. The Methodist 
 Church was used for the Senate Chamber and the Episcopal Church 
 for the Supreme Court. 
 
 It was thought by many to be unreasonable to require a little town 
 of eleven hundred inhabitants, struggling with the disadvantages of 
 a new county, to pay the $50,000 pledged. During that special session, 
 Hon. Steven A. Douglas, then a member from Morgan county, pledged 
 to bring in a bill releasing Springfield from the payment of same. 
 The sterling honesty of Abraham Lincoln manifested itself. Ap- 
 preciating the kindly feeling that prompted the pledge he insisted 
 that Sangamon county should pay the money. Arrangements were 
 made to pay it in three installments. The first two payments were 
 made without any great difficulty, but the third pressed heavy as the 
 final crash that swept over the whole United States, w T hile the new state 
 house was in the course of construction, impoverished many. Under 
 these circumstances it became necessary to borrow the money to make 
 the last payment from the State Bank of Illinois. A note was signed 
 by one hundred and one citizens and deposited with the bank. From 
 that time it was between the State Bank and the citizens who signed the 
 note. Soon after the note was given the State Bank failed, and some of 
 the payments were made in the depreciated paper of the bank, for which 
 it had received par value when it was paid out. Soon after the State 
 Legislature adjourned at Vandalia in March, 1837 and the members 
 returned to their homes. A public festival was given in Springfield 
 in honor of the new legislation for the removal of the capitol. Among 
 those who gave speeches were Abraham Lincoln and Steven A. Douglas. 
 Robert Pnlliam- located in the present town of Ball in 1R13 
 and built a cabin which was the first built in the town. It was here 
 that in 1858 the Old Settlers Society held their first celebration. 
 However, the descendants of Henry Funderburk claimed that he was 
 
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 the first settler; that he arrived in the spring of 1817 and in that 
 year raised a small quantity of corn, and that Pulliam was not there 
 then. Their claim was supported by Jacob Hinkle of Pawnee who 
 states that he was six years old when his father arrived in the county 
 in the spring of 1816 and that he well remembers seeing shocks of 
 corn on Mr. Funderburk's place which may have been less than a year 
 previous. 
 
 In the June term, 1882, Aaron and Gideon Hawley were author- 
 ized to keep a ferry across the south fork of the Sangamon river, after- 
 wards known as Jarvis Ford. 
 
 In a new county far removed from the conveniences of civiliza- 
 tion and where all are compelled to build their own houses, make their 
 own clothing and procure for themselves the means of subsistance, 
 it is to be expected that their dwellings and clothing would be rude. 
 They necessarily must use the things at hand. The early settlers 
 constructed what were termed three-faced camps; that is, three walls 
 leaving one side open. They are described as follows : The walls were 
 built about seven feet high when poles were laid across at a distance 
 of about three feet apart and on these a clapboard roof was laid which 
 was four feet in length and from eight inches to twelve inches in 
 width, split out of white oak timber. No floor was laid in the camp. 
 The side left open answered the purpose of door, window and chimney. 
 In front of the open side was built a large log heap which served for 
 warmth in cold weather and cooking purposes in all seasons. The 
 log cabin was a material advance over the three-faced camp for com- 
 fort, in which the living room was of good size and served as kitchen, 
 parlor, bedroom and arsenal. Bacon and dried fruits and vegetables 
 hung from the rafters. There was the loom and spinning wheel used 
 in the making of the family clothing, and in a conspicuous place hung 
 the rifle and hunting pouch. The bedrooms were separated from the 
 living room by sheets and these coverlets suspended from the rafters. 
 The articles used in the kitchen were as few and simple as can be 
 imagined, a Dutch oven and a long handled frying pan, an iron pot 
 or kettle constituted the utensils of the best furnished kitchen. The 
 living was simple. 
 
 The wedding was an attractive feature of pioneer life. The whole 
 neighborhood was interested and the whole neighborhood was invited. 
 On the morning of the wedding day the groom and his intimate friends 
 assembled at the house of his father and after due preparation de- 
 parted to the home of the bride. The journey was made on horse 
 back or foot or in farm wagons. On reaching the home of the bride, 
 the marriage ceremony took place, afterwards the dinner and then 
 . dancing which lasted all night. 
 
 Of course, Sangamon county is known as the Illinois residence 
 of Abraham Lincoln, his real residence having been at New Salem, 
 which was then part of Sangamon county, now in Menard. About 
 1842 he practiced law in Springfield. 
 
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 18 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY FARMERS' 
 DIRECTORY 
 
 ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DIRECTORY 
 
 a Acres; Ch Children; O Owner; T Tenant or Renter; tel Telephone; 
 twp Township; Sec Section; Rt. Rural Route; Names of wife follows direc-. 
 tory name in parenthesis ( ) ; Figures at end of information year directory 
 name became a resident of county; Directory Name and Address are in boldface 
 type; (*) designates owner of an Automobile; (f) Owner of a Tractor. 
 
 EXAMPLE 
 
 *fAdams, Frank H. (Esther) Ch Mary, Springfield Rt 1, tel Riddle Hill, twp 
 Gardner, T640, Sec 10, Wm. H. Johnson (1872) 
 
 MEANS THAT 
 
 Frank H. Adams Name. 
 
 (*) Owns an Automobile. 
 
 (f) Owns a Tractor. 
 
 (Esther) Wife's name. 
 
 Ch Mary Child named Mary. 
 
 Springfield Rt 1 Postoffice, Springfield, R. F. D. 1. 
 
 T640a Tenant on 640 acres. 
 
 tel Riddle Hill On Riddle Hill Telephone Exchange. 
 
 twp Gardner Lives in Gardner Township. 
 
 Sec 10 Section 10. 
 
 Wm. H. Johnson Owner's name. 
 
 (1872) Lived in county since 1872. 
 
 Aarup, Edwin Springfield Rt 9 tel Abney, Mrs. E. F. Auburn Rt 46, tel 
 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 22 Virden, twp Talkington, Sec 36 
 
 T240a J. J. Scanlon (1892) (1900) 
 
 Aarup, Peter (Erika) Ch Anna, Olga, A'bney, W. M. Auburn Rt 46, tel Virden, 
 Edward, May George, Helen, John; twp Talkington, Sec 36 T160a Camp- 
 Springfield Rt 9, tel Springfield, twp bell (1898) 
 Woodside, Sec 10 O6a (1897) Ackerman, Mrs. Katie Ch Reenes, Ella, 
 
 Abel, Turner (Etta) Ch Mary, Oscar, Merl, Grace, Rudolph; Athens Rt 1, 
 
 Edith; Rochester Rt 19, twp Roches- tel Cantral, twp Fancy Creek Sec 2 
 
 ter, Sec 19 O140a (1863) T325a J. Ryan (1916) 
 
 Abell,T.O.(Maggie) Ch Nannie, Linza, Ackerman, William A. (Dora) Ch Wil- 
 
 Angela, Katie, Helen; Pleasant helmina, Henry, Louis; Williams Rt 
 
 Plaines Rt 39, tel Pleasant Plaines, 26, tel Williamsville, twp Fancy 
 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 24-S T160a T. Creek, Sec 35 T160a J. Tobias 
 
 A. Snuff (1917) (1915) 
 
 Aber, William (Minerva) Ch Henry, Acton, R. M. (Mollie) Ch Tony, 
 Herman; Mechanicsburg Box 71, tel Leonard, Raymond; "Oak Lawn" 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, Chatham, twp Chatman, Sec 7 Farm- 
 Sec 23 T175a John Gawg (1876) hand for Asa Moore (1898) 
 
 Abernathy, T. F. (Ethel) Ch Edward, *Adams, Clarence (Lela) Ch Dorothy, 
 
 Beulah, William; Springfield Rt 2, Joy; Maxwell, tel Waverly, twp Max- 
 
 tel Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec well, T80a James Adams (1880) 
 
 32 T20a McDale (1903) Adams, Earl (Ethel) Ch Madaline, 
 
 *Abney, J. E. (Nellie) Virden Rt 41, tel George; Custer Rt 53, twp Cotton 
 
 Virden, twp Talkington, S'ec 33 T160a Hill, Sec 11 Tla T. B. Torrence 
 
 Mrs. C. M. Brennen (1905) (1901)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 19 
 
 Adams, James (Nellie) Ch Clarence, 
 May; Maxwell Rt 37, tel Waverly, 
 twp Maxwell, O280a (1883) 
 
 Adams, J. B. (Sarah) Ch Robert; 
 Pleasant Plaines Rt 42, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 10 Foreman for W. 
 Natham (1870) 
 
 *Adams, John P. (Lizzie) Ch Claude, 
 William; Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, 
 twp Loami, Sec 15 O73a (1886) 
 
 Adcock, George (Fannie) Ch Vernal, 
 Arthur: Modesto Rt 36, twp Talking- 
 ton, Sec 31 T60a W. Taylor (1912) 
 
 Ade, Fred (Anna) Ch Mary, George; 
 New Berlin Rt 31, tel Boynton, twp 
 Island Grove, Sec 13 T240a Hughes 
 Diller (1882) 
 
 Ade, William New Berlin Rt 29, tel 
 Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 4 
 T165a Ph. Fred Ade 
 
 Adloff, Chas W. (Katherine) Ch Emil, 
 Carl, John, Walter; Springfield Rt 3, 
 tel Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 
 12 O268a (1882) 
 
 Aggertt, Carl (Mable) Ch Charles; 
 Pleasant Plaines Rt 42, tel Ashland, 
 twp Cartwright, T80a Rube Carson- 
 Eggert-August (1888) 
 
 Ahlrichs, Anna C. Ch Ben, Edward, 
 William, Tohos, Emma; Springfield 
 Rt 4, tel Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, 
 See 29 090%a (1857) 
 
 Ahrenkiel, Catherine M. Ch Marie, 
 Anna, Chris, Alma, William, Law- 
 rence, Esther, DeEtta; Cantrall Rt 
 28, tel Cantrall, twp Salisbury, Sec 
 28 O150a (1899) 
 
 *Ahrenkiel, Chris. Cantrall Rt 28, tel 
 Cantrall, twp Salisbury, Sec 25 T20a 
 Geo. Edmonds (1898) 
 
 *Ahrenkiel, Wm. Cantrall Rt 28, tel 
 Cantrall, twp Salisbury, Sec 25 T20a 
 Geo. Edmonds (1898) 
 
 Ahrilch, John A. Ch Etlward, Homer; 
 Rochester Rt 20, twp Rochester, Sec 
 27 O140a (1900) 
 
 Akers, J. E. (Millie) Ch Stella, 
 Gladys; Buffalo Hart Rt 36, twp 
 Buffalo Hart, Sec 28 Foreman for R. 
 Cass (1873) 
 
 Alderson, E. E. (Hazel) Maxwell Rt 37, 
 tel Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 16 
 T120a A. C. Moffett (1914) 
 
 Aldridge, Henry (Effie) Ch Benjamin, 
 Williamsville Rt 25, tel Williams- 
 ville, twp Williams, Sec 10 T160a M. 
 E. Jones (1916) 
 
 Alexander, Hiram (Mary) Ch Amy, 
 Cyrus, Mary, Peter, Eliza, Loami Rt 
 24, twp Chatham, Sec 19 O7 1 /4a 
 (1847) 
 
 Alexander Wilbur (Crissie) Buffalo 
 Hart Rt 35, tel Williamsville, twp 
 Williams, Sec 2 T166a J. F. Grones 
 (1898) 
 
 *Allbright, W. H. (Margaret) Ch 
 Albert "Happy Hollow" Glenarm Rt 
 24, tel Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 33 
 043a (1859) 
 
 Allen, Chas. (Lulu) Ch Leslie, Ethel, 
 Lloyd, Marion, Chatham, twp Chat- 
 ham, Sec 12 Farmhand Ben Dren- 
 enan (1881) 
 
 *Allen, J. F. (Anna) Ch Elizabeth, Lu- 
 cille, Mary, Chatham, tel Chatham, 
 twp Ball, Sec 17 O210a (1869) 
 
 Allen, J. W. (Mary) Ch Eunice, Marion, 
 Bernice, Julia, Springfield Rt 7, tel 
 Rochester, twp Clear Lake O315a 
 (1867) 
 
 Allgood, John W. (Dora) Ch Louis, 
 Stevan, George, William, Marie, 
 Dora, Springfield Rt 6, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 34 T34a Chas. Bomke (1870) 
 
 Allison, Charles (Margaret) Ch Otis, 
 Illiopolis Rt 58, tel llliopolis, twp 
 Illiopolis, Sec 2 T80a Mis. Brothers 
 (1893) 
 
 Allmon, Earl (Ethel) Maxwell Rt 37, 
 tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, Foreman 
 for James Adams (1916) 
 
 Allwood, Mark (Leatha) Ch Charles, 
 Arthur, Delia, Mary, Lizzie, Wil- 
 liamsville Rt 26, twp Williams, Sec 
 33 T160a D. Wilson (1914) 
 
 Alsbury, Thos. W. (Emma) Ch Arthur, 
 Mechanicsburg Rt 61, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, twp Cooper, Sec 12 O15a T80a 
 Henry Sprinkel (1872) 
 
 Alstott Robert (Rachel) Ch Marvel M 
 Lucien, Rochester Rt 20, twp Cotton 
 Hill, Sec 15 T72a Margaret Ander- 
 son (1878) 
 
 Alwardt, William E. (Amanda) Ch 
 Francis, Wilber, Amanda, Mildred, 
 Frana, Linda, Raymond, Custer Rt 
 53, twp Cooper, Sec 29 T80a W. H. 
 Eckel (1910) 
 
 *Alvies, Irvin E. (Dora) Ch Mamie, 
 Glen, Elmer, Ruby, Springfield Rt 4, 
 tel Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 
 21 T240a J. J. Alvin (1889) 
 
 Ambrose, George C. (S'allie) Auburn 
 Rt 47, twp Divernon, Sec 6 05a 
 (1898) 
 
 Ambuehl, Adolph (Lena) Ch Pearl, 
 Walter, Dorothy, Springfield Rt 10, 
 tel Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 
 19 T171a A. Cornack (1887) 
 
 Anders, Thomas (Mary) Ch William, 
 Loraine, Pleasant Plaines Rt 39, twp 
 Island Grove, Sec 5 O2a (1885)
 
 20 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Anders, William T. (Effie) Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 39, twp Island Grove, Sec 
 
 5 T20a Milton Merritt (1895) 
 Anderson, E. M. (Flora) Ch Everett, 
 
 John, Lelia, Loami Rt 32, tel Wav- 
 erly, twp Maxwell, Sec 18 O210a 
 (1891) 
 
 Anderson, Henry B. Ch James, Pleas- 
 ant Plaines Rt 41, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 3 OllOa (1859) 
 
 Anderson, John M. (Leona) Ch Ger- 
 aldine, "Maplewood Place" Waverly 
 Rt 1, tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, Sec 
 19 T87a George H. Conlee (1891) 
 
 Anderson, M. L. (Lucinda) Ch Nellie, 
 Addie, Leslie, Illiopolis rt 54, twp 
 Illiopolis, Sec 20 T248a C. M. Ulrich 
 (1917) 
 
 *Anthony, John M. (Calista) Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 40, tel Pleasant Plaines, 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 2 O280a (1905) 
 
 Antle, Nathan Pleasant Plaines Rt 39, 
 tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, bee 
 
 6 TlOa Maria Carlock (1892) 
 Arbuckle, Sam (Lillie) Ch Pearl, 
 
 Hazel, Alice, Auburn Rt 46, tel Au- 
 burn, twp Auburn, Sec 9 O80a (1880) 
 
 Archer, Albert (Jessie) Ch Fred, Hel- 
 en, Paul, Glenarm Rt 22, tel Bach- 
 erton, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 19 OlOOa 
 (1871) 
 
 Archer, America Springfield Rt 6, twp 
 Curran, Sec 2 O178a (1877) 
 
 Archer, Edwin (Alice) Ch Roy, Ray- 
 mond, Earl, Hazel, Helen, George, 
 Holand, Martha, Curran Rt 11, tel 
 Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 8 O160a 
 (1867) 
 
 Armstrong, A. M. (Eola) Springfield 
 Rt 1, tel Riverton, twp Clear Lake, 
 T140a Kathryn Fitzgerald (1916) 
 
 Armstrong, D. B. (Loraine) Rochester 
 Rt 18, twp Rochester, Sec 4 TlOa 
 Mrs. J. Hayes (1916) 
 
 Armstrong, George, Sr. (Mary) Ch 
 Maude, Leora, Gilbert, Riverton, tel 
 Riverton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 16 
 040a (1880) 
 
 Armstrong, H. S. (Mary) Ch Otis, Al- 
 fred, Floyd, Lcami Rt 34, tel Loami, 
 twp Loami, Sec 14 OlOa (1884) 
 
 Arnold, Charles (Alice) Ch Leroy, 
 Earl, Gracie, Hazel, Charles, Glen- 
 arm Rt 24, twp Ball, Sec 32 T45a 
 J. M. Margraves (1914) 
 
 *Arvin, Albert (Ellie) Ch Roy, Mary, 
 Grace, Ethel, Dawson Rt 21, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, twp Mechnicsburg, Sec 
 21 T132a Morgan Estate (1884) 
 
 Arvin, S. (Dora) Ch Lester, Earl, Jes- 
 sie, May, Dawson Rt 27, twp Me- 
 chanicsburg, Sec 20 T320a Foreman 
 for S. W. Constant (1884> 
 
 Ash, Fay (Margaret) Buffalo Hart Rt 
 36, twp Williams, Sec 12 T2a J. F. 
 Wise (1897) 
 
 Ash, George (Lora) Ch Rebecca, Oscar, 
 Mary, Daidy, Leo, Luella, Fay, Edith, 
 Williamsville Rt 26, tel Williams- 
 ville, twp Williams, Sec 12 O60a 
 (1849) 
 
 Ash, Leo. (Beulah) Ch Clifford, Wil- 
 liamsville Rt 26, twp Williams, Sec 
 16 T160a C. A. Hussey (1889) 
 
 Assey, C. A. (Jennie) Ch Hazel, Wil- 
 liamsville, tel Williamsville, twp 
 Williams, Sec 17 O160a (1862) 
 
 Atchley, Charles L. (Lonley) Curran 
 Rt 12, tel Chatham, twp Curran, Sec 
 32 Farmhand (1911) 
 
 *Atherton, Guss (Alice) Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 39, tel Pleasant Plaines, 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 7 O160a (1866) 
 
 *Atherton, W. E. (Ella) Pleasant 
 Plaines Box 185, tel Pleasant Plaines, 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 31 O160a (1871) 
 
 Atkinson, N. D. (Susan) Ch Emily, 
 Charles, Eugene, Springfield Rt 8, 
 twp Clear Lake, Sec 6 O5a (1913) 
 
 Atrude, L. E. (Enid) Ch Leona, Mar- 
 tha, Cornland Rt 1, tel Buffalo Hart, 
 twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 27 Foreman 
 for O. McDaniel (1882) 
 
 Aubry, Calvin (Dorothy) Ch Lela, 
 Loami Rt. 32, tel Waverly, twp Max- 
 well, Sec 9 T60a Oscar Aubry (1890) 
 
 Austin, Heber (Alene) Maxwell Rt 37 
 twp Maxwell Sec 32 Foreman for 
 Fred Deatherage (1915) 
 
 "Those people who proudly boast of the advantages 
 offered by their home towns, as desirable places in which 
 to live and then refuse to extend local merchants their 
 patronage, are as ridiculous as the restaurant proprietor 
 who eats out."
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 21 
 
 Henry Harris 
 
 DRY GOODS AND GENERAL 
 MERCHANDISE 
 
 Telephone No. 9 AUBURN, ILL. 
 
 Avart, L. Paul (Ethel) Ch Ellis, Homer 
 Springfield Rt 6, twp Gardner, Sec 
 25 O6a (1910) 
 
 Axhaxton, J. F. (Dola) Ch Bales, Nella, 
 Dawson, twp Mechanicsburg Sec 2 
 Foreman for W. H. Szlly (1863) 
 
 Axline, Robert W. (Josephine) Chat- 
 ham Rt 15, tel Chatham, twp Ball, 
 Sec 17 O150a (1905) 
 
 *Ayers, Robert (Alice) Ch Goldie, An- 
 drew, Arthur, Ray, Elmer, Roy, Vel- 
 ma, Ouster Rt 53, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 14 O160a (1892) 
 
 B 
 
 Babb, A. H. Pawnee Rt 49, twp Paw- 
 nee, Sec 4 O610a (1867) 
 
 Babb, Mrs. Helen Pawnee Rt 49, tel 
 Pawnee, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 33 
 O480a (1885) 
 
 Babcock, James (Sarah) Ch Leonard, 
 Springfield Rt 6, tel Riddle Hill, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 34 O24a (1854) 
 
 Babcock, John (Mary) Pleasant Plains 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 32 Ola (1858) 
 
 Babcock, Mark Springfield Rt 6, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 34 T3a Rena Williams 
 (1857) 
 
 Babiak, Frank (Kisella) Ch Justin, 
 Frank, Emma, Springfield Rt 6, tel 
 Springfield, twp Gardner, Sec 36 
 O20a (1906) 
 
 *Bachman, Charles (Carrie) Ch Wil- 
 liam, Pleasant Plains Rt 39, tel 
 Pleasant Plaines, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 25-SW T320a Mrs. Agnes Bach- 
 mann (1869) 
 
 *Bachman, Fred (Cency) Ch Rosine, 
 Lillian, Helen, Dorothy, Genevieve, 
 Joseph, Fred, Loami Rt 32, tel Wav- 
 erly, twp New Berlin, Sec 5 O157a 
 (1871) 
 
 *Bacon, O. H. (Ina) Ch Ina, Elsie, Her- 
 man, Springfield Rt 10, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Springfield, Sec 20 T70a 
 Joseph Metzer (1916) 
 
 Bacon, T. J. (May) Mechanicsburg Rt 
 60, tel Mechanic, twp Mechanicsburg, 
 Sec 35 T80a Gresheim (1847) 
 
 Badford, E. T. (Harriett) Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 42, twp Cartwright, Sec 26 
 T180a J. Nicell (1850) 
 
 Bailey, C. A. (Lillian) Ch Frederick, 
 Springfield Rt 7, tel Rochester, twp 
 Clear Lake, Sec 33, O52a (1909) 
 
 Bailey, John (Anna) Ch Leona, Helen, 
 Arthur, Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 
 12 Farmhand Vincent Smith and T. 
 R. Butler (1917) 
 
 Bailey, Thomas (Ella) Ch Flora, Ethel, 
 Thomas, James, Albert, Mary, Can- 
 trail Rt 27, tel Cantrall, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 16 Farmhand for Barber 
 Estate (1867) 
 
 Bain, Walter (LouiseO Ch Francis, 
 Marion, Walter, Chatham Rt 15, tel 
 Chatham, twp Woodhia, Sec 32 
 OlOOa (1908) 
 
 Baker, A. (Samantha) Ch Fred, 
 Springfield Rt 7, tel Rochester, twp 
 Clear Lake, Sec 27 O50a (1867) 
 
 Baker, C. O. Illiopolis Rt 55, tel Illiop- 
 olis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 23 O380a 
 (1865) 
 
 Baker, Charles (Minnie) Athens Rt 1, 
 tel Williamsville, twp Fancy Creek, 
 Sec 34 T80a Vascanselle (1915) 
 
 Baker, Charles E. (Grace) Ch Ethel, 
 Raymond, May, Myrtle, Curran Rt 11, 
 twp Gardner, T. Henry Broner 
 (1916) 
 
 * Baker, Chester D. (Stella) Ch George, 
 Thomas, Pawnee Rt 51, twp Pawnee, 
 Sec 17 T500a Michael and G. C. 
 Baker (1888) 
 
 Baker, Ed. (Ida) Ch Catherine, "Maple 
 Hill Stock Farm" Illiopolis Rt 53, 
 tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 18 
 O80a 
 
 Baker, Elmer Illiopolis Rt 58, tel Tlli- 
 opolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 14 O160a 
 Jas W. Baker Estate (1891) 
 
 Baker, Frank W. (Clara) Ch Roy,^ 
 Carl, Auburn Rt 46, twp Talkington, 
 Sec 35 Farmhand for C. Gass (1902) 
 
 Baker, Frank (Kate) opringfield Rt 2, 
 tel Springfield, twp Curran, Sec 13 
 T279a Kate Sullivan (1896) 
 
 Baker, George (Emma) Ch Levi, 
 Rochester Rt 20, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 3 O51a (1883) 
 
 *Baker, H. W. Illiopolis ^t 55, tel mi- 
 opolis, twp niiopolis, Sec 23 O380a 
 (1866)
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Baker, J. C. (Flora) Ch Wilmer, 
 Springfield Rt 7, twp Rochester, Sec 
 3 O59a (1877) 
 
 Baker, John R. (Edna) Rochester Rt 
 18, twp Rochester, Sec 3 OllOa 
 (1889) 
 
 Baker, Joe (Ida) Ch Guy, Willie, Ber- 
 nard, Virden Rt 42, twp Pawnee, 
 Sec 36 Farmhand Mary Clark (1910) 
 
 *Baker, N. O. (Ina) Ch Irene, Ina, 
 Emert, Essie, Velma, Pleasant Plains 
 Rt 39, tel Pleasant Plains, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 1-NW TIGOa Mary Ful- 
 lerton (1902) 
 
 Baker, T. J. (Esther) Ch Eva, Geral- 
 dine, Farmingdale Rt 13, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 24 O122a (1879) 
 
 * Baker, W. A. (Ina) Ch Irene, Ina, 
 Esther, Everett, Velma, Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 39, tel Pleasant Plains, 
 twp Cartwright, TIGOa Mrs. Fuller- 
 ton (1900) 
 
 Bale, H. E. (Bessie) Ch Bernice, Ken- 
 neth, Illiopolis Rt 56, tel Illiopolis, 
 twp Illiopolis, foreman for A. Shafer 
 Sec 29, (1910) 
 
 Bale, W. J. (Miranda) Ch Arthur, 
 George, Blanche, Charles, John, 
 Louis, Glenarm Rt 23, tel Chatham, 
 twp Ball, Sec 10 T345a Burl Jones 
 (1902) 
 
 Bales, Henry J. (Winifred) Ch Lena, 
 Dewey, Bernice, Illiopolis Rt 58, tel 
 Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 32, 
 T126a W. Sutan (1885) 
 
 *Baley f John J. (Ellen) Ch George, 
 Cantrali Rt 28, tel Cantrall, twp 
 Salisbary, Sec 36 O118a (1875) 
 
 *Ballard, James A. (Jennie) Ch Cyn- 
 thia, Edward, Springfield Rt 4, tel 
 Pleasant Plains, twp Gardner, Sec 9 
 O490a (1860) 
 
 *Balsley, Gibeon (Mary) Lester, New 
 Berlin, tel Boynton, twp New Ber- 
 lin, T80a J. B. Bell (1903) 
 
 Bancroft, E. T. (Emma) Ch Ethel, 
 Isaac, Leslie, Helen, Cantrall Rt 28, 
 tel Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek O73a 
 (1860) 
 
 Bancroft, Isaac (Louise) Ch Paul, 
 Marie, Auburn Rt 47, tel Chatham, 
 Sec 36 T80a Henry Schmidt (1889) 
 
 *Barbee, Charles (Luella) Springfield 
 Rt 2, twp Curran, Sec 26 T80a, J. E. 
 Barber (1892) 
 
 *Barbee, X. A. (Mary) Ch Ralph, 
 Springfield Rt 2, tel Chatham, twp 
 Curran, Sec 26 O80a (1889) 
 
 Barbee, J. E. Ch Howard, Springfield 
 Rt 2, tel Chatham, twp Curran, Sec 
 
 26 O80a (1850) 
 
 *Barbee, T. M. (Julia) Ch Frances, 
 Chatham Rt 15, tel Chatham, twp 
 Chatham, Sec 18, T200a S'. B. Floyd 
 
 (1887) 
 
 Barber, B. L. (Lillian) Cn John, Can- 
 trail Rt 27, tel Cantrall, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 16 T500a Barber Estate 
 (1874) 
 
 Bard, C. (Zora) Ch Floyd, Susie, Zel- 
 ma, Buffalo Rt 59, twp Mechanics- 
 burg, Sec 11 Farmhand M. A. Jones 
 (1871) 
 
 Barham, Robert (Nellie) Ch John, Le- 
 Roy, Chatham Rt 16, twp Chatham, 
 Sec 7, Farmhand Chas. Hunter 
 (1917) 
 
 *Barnes, Charles (Sarah) Ch Louis, 
 May, Minnie, Aubry Rt 47, tel Au- 
 burn, twp Chatham, Sec 26-27 O160a 
 (1853) 
 
 Barnes, Clarence (Ethel) Ch Evelyn, 
 Breckenridge Rt 1, tel Edinburg, 
 twp Cooper, Sec 33 T Charles 
 Fling (1909) 
 
 "Barnes, C. L. (Audrey) Ch Charles, 
 Edgar, Auburn Rt 47, tel Chatham, 
 twp Chatham, Sec 25 T84a Hill Es- 
 tate (1880) 
 
 Barnes, Edward (Nettie) Ch Alice, 
 George, Springfield Rt 4, twp Gard- 
 ner, Sec 27 O30a (1867) 
 
 Barnes, Ezra (Prudence) Ch Otis, Au- 
 burn Rt 47, tel Auburn, twp Chat- 
 ham, Sec 34 O124a (1844) 
 
 Barnes, George (Jennie) Ch Russell, 
 Ellsworth, Elmina, Martha, Ellen, 
 Divernon Rt 48, tel Divernon, twp 
 Divernon, Sec 33 O40a (1885) 
 
 Barnes, Ida M. Mrs. Ch Carl, Divernon 
 Rt 48, tel Divernon, twp Divernon, 
 T80a H. C. Barnes Estate (1882) 
 
 Barnes, Sidney (Clara) Ch Sidney, 
 May, Albert, Lewis, Pawnee Rt 51, 
 twp Pawnee, Sec 19 O80a (1877) 
 
 Barnes, S. A. Auburn Rt 47, tel Chat- 
 ham, twp Chatham, Sec 30 O160a 
 (1848) 
 
 Barnes, S. R. (Emily) Ch James, 
 Chatham Rt 16, tel Chatham, twp 
 Chatham, Sec 15 T235a W. G. Hat- 
 ten (1888) 
 
 Barnhart, G. D. (Bertha) Ch Jennie, 
 Anna, Divernon Rt 48, tel Divernon, 
 twp Divernon, Sec 22 Farmhand for 
 D. L. Haire (1901) 
 
 *Barr, George F. (Mae) Springfield Rt 
 10, tel Springfield, twp Gardner, Sec 
 12 O39a (1877)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 23 
 
 *Barr, J. W. (Florence) Ch Mary, Au- 
 burn Rt 46, tel Auburn, twp Auburn, 
 Sec 16 T343a Mrs. Wm. Vincent 
 (1870) 
 
 Barr, William (Mary) Ch Florence, 
 Ella, Forest, Athens Rt 1, tel Athens, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 5 Ollla 
 (1887) 
 
 Barrett, W. A. (Winnie) Ch Bernadine, 
 Helen, Louise, Springfield Rt 10, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 18 
 O40a (1913) 
 
 Barry, Mike Ch William, Cantrall Rt 
 28, tel Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, 
 Sec 32 O234a (1895) 
 
 Barry, William Ch William, Charles, 
 Mary, Ann, Catherine, Margaret, 
 Cantrall Rt 28, tel Cantrall, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 32 T234a M. Barry 
 (1892) 
 
 Bashaw, Mrs. Elizabeth Ch Marion, 
 Springfield Rt 7, twp Rochester, Sec 
 3 O80a (1848) 
 
 Basford, Isaac (Susan) Ch Ethel, Ber- 
 tha, Daisy, Albert, Hazel, Rochester 
 Rt 19 twp Cotton Hill, Sec 5 OlOa 
 (1856) 
 
 * Basse George (Katharine) Ch Eliza- 
 beth, Carrie, Florence, Fred, Loam! 
 Rt 32, tel Waverly twp Loami, Sec 
 3 O350a (1859) 
 
 Batterton, Paul (Bertha) Ch Otto, 
 Glen, Henry, Gerald, Winona, Farm- 
 ingdale Rt 13, twp Salisbury, S'ec 30 
 T95a Lucy Batterton (1882) 
 
 Baugh, Elmer (Emma) Ch Roy, Glen- 
 arm Rt 23, tel Rochester, twp Ball, 
 Sec 12 T42a Mrs. Jessie Greenwalt 
 (1887) 
 
 Baughman, C. C. (Martha) Ch James, 
 Springfield Rt 2, tel Springfield, twp 
 Curran, Sec 14 O181a (1882) 
 
 Baughman, J. W. (Lucy) Ch Martha, 
 Springfield Rt 2, tel Springfield, twp 
 Curran, Sec 14 T181a (1887) 
 
 Bawley, John (Ora) Ch Nellie, Chat- 
 ham Rt 15, twp Chatham, Sec 19, 
 laborer for Asa Moore (1916) 
 
 Beaerd, R. S. (Mary) Ch James, John, 
 Buffalo, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 11 
 foreman for M. A. Jones (1864) 
 
 Beam, Clarence (Grace) Ch Ruth, 
 Charles, William, Glenarm Rt 23, 
 twp Cotton Hill, Sec 5 T50a M. 
 Beam 
 
 *Beam, Robert E. (Jennie) Ch Glen, 
 Harvey, Glenarm Rt 23, tel Roches- 
 ter, twp Ball, Sec 15 T140a Mrs. 
 Emma Clayton (1885) 
 
 Bean, C. Buffalo Hart Rt 36, tel Buf- 
 falo, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 27 O13 
 l-3a (1853) 
 
 *Bearden, George (Etta) Ch Helen, 
 Lena, Auburn Rt 47, tel Chatham, 
 twp Chatham, Sec 36 T262a R. H. 
 Easley (1867) 
 
 Beard, George (Maude) Ch Elmer, 
 Grace, Virden Rt 53, twp Pawnee, 
 Sec 36 T80a Reichart (1916) 
 
 Beatty, Bert (Theresa) Ch Kenneth, 
 Lowder Rt 38, tel Waverly, twp Talk- 
 ington, Sec 14 T360a E. K. Lock- 
 wood and C. Gallagher (1896) 
 
 * Beatty, George W. (Amelia) Ch 
 Charley, Auburn Rt 44, tel Auburn, 
 twp Talkington, S'ec 13 O160a (1896) 
 
 Beatty, W. L. (Lela) Ch Mary, Clar- 
 ence, Oivernon Rt 48, tel Divernon, 
 twp Divernon, Sec 30 T200a Jacob 
 Haynes (1866) 
 
 Beck, August Ch Fred, Clara, George, 
 Lydia, Bennie, Rochester Rt 19, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 31 O50a (1867) 
 
 Beck, Charles (Georgia) Ch Glen, 
 Pawnee Rt 51, twp Pawnee, Sec 13 
 Farmhand for Eli Weber (1891) 
 
 Beck, John (Carrie) Ch Lucille, 
 George, Illiopolis Rt 56, tel llliop- 
 olis, twp Illiopolis, bee 3 TlOOa J. O. 
 Terley (1873) 
 
 Beck, Mrs. Julia Ch Ella, Glenarm 
 Rt 23, tel Rochester, twp Ball, Sec 
 2 O25a (1882) 
 
 Beck, Louis Ch Rosa, Hattie, Walter, 
 Emma, Elmer, Nan, Glenarm Rt 23, 
 tel Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 
 8 O20a Louis Beck (1900) 
 
 Beck, Robert Ch John, Dora, Spring- 
 field Rt 3, tel Springfield, twp Wood- 
 side, Sec 25 O160a (1867) 
 
 Beckman, B. (Eva) Ch Letty, Nellie, 
 Ethel, Pearl, Pleasant Plains, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 24 O122a (1842) 
 
 Beckman, C. R. (Mattie) Ch Robert, 
 Mildred, Jane, William, Farmingdale 
 Rt 13, twp Cartwright, Sec 23 fore- 
 man for H. Happer (1901) 
 
 Beckman, Frank (Florence) Ch Violet, 
 Francis, Frank, Springfield Rt 8, 
 twp Clear Lake, Sec 6 O20a (1912) 
 
 Becroft, Burt (Josie) Ch Etta, Burt, 
 Earl, Mechanicsburg, twp Mechan- 
 icsburg, Sec 27 foreman for Sam 
 Metcalf. 
 
 Bedinger, Charles (Lola) Ch Lester, 
 Hazel, Riverton Rt 17, tel Riverton, 
 twp Clear Lake, Sec 23 T160a John 
 L. King (1879)
 
 24 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Bee, Joseph (Nina) Ch Alice, Mary, 
 Springfield Rt 10, tel Springfield, 
 tel Springfield, Sec 19 O40a (1907) 
 
 *Beech!ey, Jonas (Lizzie) Ch Nannie, 
 Roy, Varnon, Chatham Rt 16, tel 
 Auburn, twp Chatham O80a (1884) 
 
 Beechley, M. C. (Nellie) Ch Eula, 
 Auburn, tel Auburn, twp Chatham, 
 T120a L. M. Beechley (1884) 
 
 *Beel, George Ch Anna, Illiopolis Rt 
 55, tel Mechanicsburg, twp Lanes- 
 ville, Sec 5 O200a (1894^ 
 
 Beeler, J. M. (Laura) Ch Helen, Con- 
 stance, Springfield Rt 1, tel Riverton, 
 twp Clear Lake, Sec 21 O20a (1902) 
 
 Beeler, R. W. (Bertha) Ch Emerson, 
 Cornland Rt 1, tel Buffalo, twp Buf- 
 falo Hart, Sec 22 T60a R. Downs 
 (1883) 
 
 Beeler, Mrs. Susana Springfield Rt 1, 
 twp Clear Lake, Sec 29 O23a (1877) 
 
 Beeler, Wm. A. (Elizabeth) Spring- 
 field Rt 1, tel Riverton, twp Clear 
 Lake. Sec 21 O50a (1892) 
 
 Beers, A. J. (Jessie) Ch Roy, John, 
 Angeline, Arlo, Harold, Berlin, twp 
 Island Grove, T300a George Rer- 
 hardt (1880) 
 
 *Behl, Charles (Martha) Ch Louise, 
 Ruth, Arthur, Charles, Loami Rt 33, 
 twp Loami Sec 1 foreman for E. A. 
 Roesch (1877) 
 
 *Behl, Fred (Catherine) Ch Mildred, 
 Nellie, Clarence, Lewis, Edna, Eva, 
 Hazel, Maxwell Rt 37 twp Talking- 
 ton, Sec 6 O85a (1882) 
 
 *Behl, John (Clara) Ch Fred, Lizzie, 
 John, Mary, New Berlin Rt 30, tel 
 Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 30 
 O118a (1855) 
 
 Behl, W. H. (Mary) Ch Regina, Rosa, 
 Andrew, Marie, Minnie, Pauline, 
 Elizabeth, William, Pleasant Plains 
 Rt 39, tel Pleasant Plains, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 25-SW foreman for E. 
 D. Boynton (1875) 
 
 Belcher, E. P. (Clarinda) Ch M. E., 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 43, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 25 T50a T. J. Snapp 
 (1909) 
 
 Bell, Allen F. (Fannie) Ch Frank, 
 Willie, Rachel, Milo, Edna, Buffalo 
 Hart Rt 36, twp Williams, S'ec 24 
 T80a W. H. Mathews (1884) 
 
 Bell, B. F. (Altha) Ch Allen, Lela, 
 Maude, Buffalo Hart Rt 36, tel Wil- 
 liamsville, twp Williams, Sec 24 
 0138a (1877) 
 
 Bell, C. H. (Grace) Ch Dean, Dorothy, 
 Jennie, Buffalo Rt 59, tel Buffalo, 
 twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 36 T200a Dr. 
 H. H. Tuttle (1886) 
 
 *Bell, E. J. (Lena) Ch George, Lewis, 
 Lois, Eloise, Jewel, Bell, Mechanics- 
 burg Rt 60, tel Mechanicsburg, twp 
 Mechanicsburg, Sec 25 T326a Mrs. 
 Prince (1886) 
 
 *Bell, Fred (Estella) Ch Rachel, Freda, 
 Charles, Mechanicsburg Rt 61, tel 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Lanesville, Sec 
 31 T250a Mrs. O. B. Wheeland 
 (1885) 
 
 Bell, Harry (Arlie) Ch Roy, Chatham 
 Rt 16, twp Chatham, Sec 20 foreman 
 for C. P. Van Doran (1916) 
 
 Bell, Henry (Daisy) Illiopolis Rt 55, 
 tel Mechanicsburg, twp Lanesville, 
 Sec 5 foreman for George Bell 
 
 Bell, J. B. (Zoe) Ch Clayton, Cook, 
 Fred, Otis, Vivian, Claude, Roches- 
 ter Rt 18, twp Rochester, Sec 13 
 Farmhand (1911) 
 
 Bell, M. A. (Laura) Springfield Rt 5, 
 tel Springfield, twp Fancy Creek, 
 Sec 36 T480a H. A. Huffman (1886) 
 
 Bell, Mrs. Martha Ch W. H., J. R., 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 35, tel Buffalo, twp 
 Mechanicsburg, foreman for J. W. 
 Richardson (1910) 
 
 Bell, Richard (Carrie) Ch Noah, Au- 
 burn Rt 47, tel Divernon, twp Diver- 
 non, Sec 6 Farmhand for Charles 
 Drennan (1914) 
 
 Bell, Samuel J. (Lena) Ch James, 
 Marcella, Rochester Rt 19, tel 
 Rochester, twp Rochester T240a P. 
 Canty (1913) 
 
 Belt, R. F. (Agnes) Ch Margaret, 
 Henry, Leonard, Riverton Rt 17, tel 
 Riverton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 14 
 O80a (1877) 
 
 Benchafer, John G. (Nannie) Ch 
 Ruth, Leonard, Farmingdale Rt 13, 
 twp Salisbury, Sec 6 T75a Geo. Ben- 
 chafer (1879) 
 
 Bender, Frank (Carrie) Ch Walter, 
 Ernest, Helen, Fritz, Margaret, 
 Sherman Rt 25, twp Williams, Sec 
 17 T160a Charlie Edman (1877) 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW 
 
 ILLINOIS' GREATEST FARM PAPER
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 25 
 
 NEW BARGAINS DAILY 
 
 521 E. Washington St., 
 SPRINGFIELD. ILLINOIS 
 
 Benedict, Reuben (Elizabeth) Mechan- 
 icsburg Rt 60, tel Mechanicsburg, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 28 Ceme- 
 tery Keeper Mechanicsburg Ceme- 
 tery (1870) 
 
 Bennett, Edward (Emma) Alice, John, 
 William, Rochester Rv 18, twp Ro- 
 chester, Sec 10 O260a (1882) 
 
 Bennett, James O. (Maude) Buffalo 
 Hart Rt 35, tel Williamsville, twp 
 Williams, Sec 36 T80a Abe Back 
 (1905) 
 
 Bennett, John F. (Belle) Ch Lula, 
 Nora, Myrtle, Stella, Bennie, 
 Thomas, Breckenridge, tel Edinburg, 
 twp Cooper, Sec 5 Ola (1882) 
 
 Bennett, Thomas (Gertrude) Ch Val- 
 mor, Rochester Rt 18, twp Roches- 
 ter, Sec 2 T275a George Feilden- 
 house (1881) 
 
 *Bergschneider, Frank New Berlin Rt 
 30, tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, 
 Sec 28 T120a Jerry Sullivan (1890) 
 
 Bergschneider, George (Agnes) Ch 
 Mildred, New Berlin Rt 30, tel Boyn- 
 ton, twp New Berlin, Sec 28 T80a 
 Mrs. Thomas Bergschneider (1885) 
 
 *Bergschneider, Godfrey (Anna) Ch 
 Norval, New Berlin, tel Boynton, twp 
 New Berlin, Sec 20 T250a R. H. 
 Clark (1879) 
 
 *Bergschneider, T. H. (Sophia) Ch 
 Rosella, Harry, Eds, New Berlin Rt 
 29, tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, 
 Sec 26 O59a (1868) 
 
 Berry, George (Adeline) Ch Thomas, 
 Marie, Springfield Rt 6, tel Riddle 
 Hill, twp Curran, Sec 3 T21a (1884) 
 
 Berry, J. W. Dawson Rt 21, tel Buffalo, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 17 O364a 
 (1860) 
 
 Berry, J. W. (Emma) Ch Beulah, Ruth, 
 Beatrice, Maxwell Rt 37, tel Wav- 
 erly, twp Talkington, Sec 6 T163a 
 J. C. Dickes (1915) 
 
 Berry, M. S. (Cleo) Maxwell Rt 37, tel 
 Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 6 
 (1915) 
 
 *Berry, Thos R. (Hallie) Ch Margaret, 
 Elaine, Springfield Rt 6, tel Riddle 
 Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 33 T85a 
 Emma Babcock (1892) 
 
 *Berry, William H. (Sarah) Ch Lela, 
 Floyd, Raymond, Myrtle, Maxwell Rt 
 37, tel Waverly, twp Talkington, 
 Sec 3 T180a F. Raney (1904) 
 
 Bert, John (Delia) Springfield Rt 1, 
 twp Clear Lake, Sec 28 T12a Chas. 
 Chandler (1915) 
 
 Best, George H. (Mary) Ch Lizzie, 
 Emery, Velma, Dorothy, Henry, Gil- 
 bert, Springfield Rt 2, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Woodside, Sec 6 T144a E. 
 S. Smith (1902) 
 
 Betzer, Jacob (Anna) Ch William, Jes- 
 sie, Springfield Rt 5, tel Cantrall, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 29 O40a 
 (1877) 
 
 Bice, A. P. (Melissa) Ch John, Arthur, 
 Nettie, Jessie, Buffalo Hart Rt 26, 
 twp Williams, Sec 26 OlOOa (1842) 
 
 Bice, John (Margaret) Ch Frank, 
 Riverton Rt 17, tel Riverton, twp 
 Clear Lake, Sec 2 T80a A. Taylor 
 (1867) 
 
 Bickel, J. L. (Hattie) Ch Arthur, 
 Glenn, Clarence, Allen, Auburn Rt 
 46, tel Virden, twp Auburn, Sec 30 
 O112a (1887) 
 
 Biesenthal, Fred (Mamie) Farming- 
 dale Rt 14, twp Gardner T160a L. W. 
 Melcher (1915) 
 
 Biggs, C. O. (Persis) Ch Elmer, Aug- 
 ust, Otto, Pleasant Plains, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 33 foreman for J. Lang 
 (1916) 
 
 Bilyen, A. R. (Ruby) Ch Minnie, John, 
 Rosa, Charley, Curran Rt 12, tel 
 Chatham, twp Curran, S'ec 33 T80a 
 Mrs. P. Bilyen (1885) 
 
 Bingman, Keen (Lorena) Ch David, 
 Glenarm Rt 23, twp Ball, Sec 10 
 Foreman for Jacob Stout Estate 
 (1878) 
 
 *Bird, L. E. (Nem) Ch Shumway, 
 Genevieve, Mechanicsburg, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, 
 Sec 34 O1206 (1876) 
 
 Biroth, Chas. (Ethel) Ch Henry, Buf- 
 falo, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 35, fore- 
 man for J. Ellington (1891) 
 
 *Bishop, A, L. (Bessie) Ch Mary, Rob- 
 ert, AllQh, Carl, Buffalo Hart Rt 36, 
 tel Wilfiamsville, twp Williams, Sec 
 28 O240a J. Yocum (1887) 
 
 Bishop, C. S. (Laura) Ch Kathlyn, 
 Margaret, Springfield Rt 2, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 8 
 OlOa (1879) 
 
 Bittner, Hubert (Agnes) Cantrall Rt 
 28, tel Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, 
 Sec 29 O40a (1867)
 
 26 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Black, Harvey N. (Irene) Ch Harvey, 
 Gladys, Rosebud, Williamsville Rt 2, 
 twp Williams, Sec 10 N. M. Taylor 
 (1884) 
 
 *Black, Alvin F. (Linnie) Springfield 
 Rt 1, twp Clear Lake, Sec 29 T160a, 
 Mary Donner (1895) 
 
 Black, H. F. (Mary) Ch Albert, Vernie, 
 Velma, Chatham Rt 16, tel Chatham, 
 twp Chatham, Sec 15 T120a Eliza 
 Hatten (1907) 
 
 Black, F. E. Riverton Rt 17, tel River- 
 ton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 22 O200a 
 (1877) 
 
 Black, Loren Riverton Rt 17, tel River- 
 ton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 22 O200a 
 (1877) ' i 
 
 Black, Oscar (Eva) Ch Mary, Leona, 
 Eleanor, Beatrice, Springfield Rt 8, 
 tel Riverton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 
 17 O40a (1877) 
 
 Blair, Harry (Kate) Ch John, Illiop- 
 olis Rt 55, tel Illiopolis, twp Illiop- 
 olis, Sec 27 T190a H. A. Blair Es- 
 tate (1884) 
 
 Blair, J. R. (Permilla) Ch Roscoe, 
 Elroy, Orville, Illiopolis Rt 55, tel 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Lanesville, Sec 
 
 4 T290a Wm. Bullard (1910) 
 
 Blair, James (Laura) Ch Aaron, Del- 
 phia, Jessie, Merland* Mechanics- 
 burg Rt 61, twp Cooper, Sec 16 Tla 
 Alice Prather (1915) 
 
 Blair, James L. (Dora) Ch Violet, 
 Hazel, Pauline, Illiopolis Rt 55, tel 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Lanesville, Sec 
 
 5 O210a (1911) 
 
 Blair, John (Rose) Ch Mary, Kathryn, 
 John, Edward, Andrew, Charles, 
 Illiopolis Rt 56, tel Illiopolis, twp 
 Illiopolis, Sec 6 O320a (1866) 
 
 Blair, Mary Illiopolis Rt 55, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, twp Lanesville, Sec 32 
 OlOOa (1861) 
 
 Blakeman, H. L. (Ruth) Ch Helen, 
 Vera, Pleasant Plains Rt 42, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 14, foreman for A. 
 S. Booth (1907) 
 
 Blakeman, L. A. (Mabel) Illiopolis Rt 
 53, tel Mechanicsburg, twp Lanes- 
 ville, Sec 33, foreman for S'. W. 
 Blakeman (1889) 
 
 Blakeman, Neda (Edith) Ch Mildred, 
 Illiopolis Rt 55, twp Lanesville, Sec 
 33, foreman for J. H. Mendelhall 
 (1894) 
 
 Blakeman, Robert Ch Nell, Lydia, 
 Lulu, Pleasant Plains Rt 42, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 17 foreman Ed. Kies 
 (1893) 
 
 Blakeman, S. W. (Emma) Ch Ira, Fos- 
 ter, Sam, Emery, Ervin, Pauline, 
 Mary, Illiopolis Rt 55, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, twp Lanesville, Sec 33 T500a 
 W. S. Bullard (1896) 
 
 Blakeman, Wilbur (Mable) Mechanics- 
 burg Rt 60, twp Cooper, S'ec 2, T 
 John E. Ross (1898) 
 
 Blakeley, Charles (Clara) Ch Mathew, 
 Helen, Glenarm Rt 24, tel Chatham, 
 twp Ball, Sec 21 T200a Fannie Wil- 
 son (1887) 
 
 Bliefneck, Paul (Emma) Chatham Rt 
 15, tel Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 6 
 T81-l/8a D. J. Morrison (1889) 
 
 Bliesler, August (Martha) Ch Clara, 
 Glenarm Rt 23, twp Ball, Sec 11 T55a 
 Geo. South wick (1911) 
 
 Blochle, Andrew (Elizabeth) Ch 
 George, Mary, Curran Rt 11, tel Rid- 
 dle Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 31 O75a 
 (1867) 
 
 *Bloechle, George (Minnie) Ch Victor 
 George, Alfred, Curran Rt 11, tel Rid- 
 dle Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 31 O41a 
 T75a Andrew Bloechle, (1878) 
 
 Bloom, T. E. (Cora) Ch William, Ver- 
 na, Laura, Springfield Rt 9, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 17 
 O309a (1911) 
 
 Boaddus, Jerry (Estella) Ch Anna, 
 James, Nancy, Helen, Dawson Rt 21, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 16 Foreman 
 for J. D. Watters (1913) 
 
 Board man, J. L. (Sarah) Ch Nadina, 
 Julian, Springfield Rt 2, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Woodside, Sec 6 T470a 
 Boardman Estate (1887) 
 
 Bockhaus, Helen Springfield Rt 4, tel 
 Springfield, twp Gardner, Sec 24 
 0235a (1869) 
 
 Boehme, Leo (Dollle) Ch Hilda, Doro- 
 thy, Elmer, Curran Rt 11, tel Riddle 
 Hill, twp Curran, Sec 6 T140a Tom 
 Ernest (1878) 
 
 Boggs, A. S. (Dottie) Ch 3 Lanesville, 
 twp Lanesville, S'ec 29 foreman for 
 Mrs. Harris (1894) 
 
 Boll, C. E. (Agnes) Pawnee, twp Paw- 
 nee, Sec 1 T80a G. J. Boll (1916) 
 
 Bollmyer, Harry (Mary) Springfield 
 Rt 5, tel Springfield, twp Spring- 
 field, Sec 11 T40a I. N. E. State of 
 111., (1913) 
 
 *Bomke, Albert (Anna) Ch Carl, Marie, 
 Margaret, Arthur, Robert, Roy, Anna, 
 Farmingdale Rt 13, tel Riddle Hill, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 31 O80a (1890) 
 
 Bomke, Carl E. (Nellie) Ch Carl, Mil- 
 dred, Curran Rt 11, tel Riddle Hill, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 32 T196a (1914)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 27 
 
 Bomke, Charles (Augusta) Ch Minnie, 
 John, Emma, Lena, Anna, Farming- 
 dale, tel Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, 
 Sec. 19 O400a (1874) 
 
 *Bomke, John (Elsie) Ca Elmer, 
 Farmingdale, tel Riddle Hill, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 19, (1877) 
 
 Bonaparte, E. M. (Isabel!) Lanesville 
 Bx 34, tel Lanesville, twp Lanesville, 
 Sec 9 foreman for James M. Kent 
 (1899) 
 
 Bonaparte, T. A. (Martha) Ch Willie, 
 Joe, John, Buffalo, twp Buffalo 
 Hart, Sec 35 foreman J. Lung 
 (1876) 
 
 Bond, E. H. (Annie) Glenarm Rt 24, 
 twp Ball, Sec 32 T17a Irwin Kessler 
 (1890) 
 
 Bond, Taylor (Viola) Ch Dorothy, Paw- 
 nee Rt 51, twp Pawnee, Sec 33 
 Farmhand for Geo. Lemons (1914) 
 
 Boner, M. L. (Flora) Ch Marguerite, 
 John, Sherman Rt 25, tel vVilliams- 
 ville, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 14 T170a 
 Emerson Concel (1904) 
 
 Bosa, William Springfield Rt 4, tel 
 Springfield, twp Gardner, Sec 24 
 O330a (1879) 
 
 Bose, Henry (Ida) Ch Edna, Henry, 
 John, Margaret, Charles, George, 
 Aline, Ralph, Springfield Rt 2, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 20 
 T50a E. S. Smith (1912) 
 
 Bosie, Edward (Eva) Ch Pauline, 
 Helen, Clara, Farmingdale Rt 14, 
 twp Salisbury, Sec 28 Ola (1911) 
 
 Bostic, Riggs (May) Ch Marie, Sun- 
 shine, Mamie, J. R., Eileen, New 
 Berlin Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 2 T160a Herman Bos- 
 ton (j.910) 
 
 *Boston, Henry M. (Effie) New Berlin 
 Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, 
 T240a H. H. Boston (1886) 
 
 'Boston, H. H. (Lena) Ch Henry, 
 Louis, Lena, New Berlin Rt 30, tel 
 Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 2 
 O37a (1857) 
 
 Bottom, William B. (Sallie) Ch Arless, 
 Ruby, Wyatt, Burl, Farmingdale Rt 
 14, tel Petersburg, twp Salisbury, 
 Sec 28 T300a C. W. Houghton (1913) 
 
 Bounds, Arthur (Edna) Ch Edith, 
 Elmer, Stella, Myrtle, Minnie, Le- 
 Roy, Leona, Ruby, Gertrude, Esther, 
 Glenarm Rt 22, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 
 8 T3a Carty Colburn (1884) 
 
 Bounds, Edward (Mary) Rochester Rt 
 18, twp Rochester, Sec 3 T24a Rich- 
 ard Baker (1887) 
 
 Bowen, H. W. (Carrie) Ch Lottie, 
 Charles, Cur ran Rt 11, tel Riddle 
 Hill, twp Curran, S'ec 4 O37a (1870) 
 
 Bowers, C. E. (Ida) Ch Harold, Illiop- 
 olis Rt 58, tel Illiopolis, twp Illiop- 
 olis, Sec 3 TlOOa L. C. Bowers (1872) 
 
 Bowers, L. C. (Carol) Ch Ruth, Jean, 
 Illiopolis Rt 58, t'el Illiapolis, twp 
 Illiopolis, Sec 34 O180a (1902) 
 
 Bowsher, Edward (Lela) Ch Leo, Wil- 
 lard, Glenarm Rt 22, tel Pawnee, 
 twp Cotton Hill, Sec 30 T8a G. T. 
 Burnett (1892) 
 
 Boyer, Auguseine (Catherine) Ch Nel- 
 son, Cantrall Rt 28, twp Salisbury, 
 Sec 25 OlOa (1867) 
 
 Boyd, James (Mary) Ch Mary, Lena, 
 Margaret, Elsie, John, Leonard, 
 Nancy, Loami Rt 32, tel Waverly, 
 twp Maxwell, Sec 18 O26a (1914) 
 
 FLOOD TIME ON THE SANGAMON RIVER
 
 28 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Boyd, Leonard (Blanche) Ch Leonard, 
 Shearbum, Lowder Rt 38, tel Wav- 
 erly, twp Talkington, Sec 23 T80a 
 O. H. Scribner (1915) 
 
 *Boyd, Taylor J. (Bessie) Edinburg 
 Rt 3, tel Rochester, twp Cooper, Sec 
 5 T170a Dana Boyd (1890) 
 
 Boyd, William C. (Rosa) Cantrall Rt 
 28, tel Cantrall, twp Salisbury, Sec 
 36 T80a J. J. Barley (1905) 
 
 *Boynton, C. S. Pleasant Plains Rt 39, 
 tel Pleasont Plains, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 30-S T310a E. D. Boynton 
 (1886) 
 
 *Boynton, Edgar (Marie) Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 39, tel Pleasant Plains, 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 18 T420a E. D. 
 Boynton (1890) 
 
 *Boynton, Erwin D. (Kate) Ch Reuban, 
 Rheuna, Pleasant Plains Rt 39, tel 
 Pleasant Plains, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 18 O (1859) 
 
 Boynton, J. F. Pleasant Plains Rt 39, 
 tel Pleasant Plains, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 30 T280a E. D. Boynton (1893) 
 
 *Brachear, Dana (Gertrude) Ch Jewel, 
 Aubrey, Agatha, Raymond, Ronald, 
 Sherman Rt 25, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Williams, Sec 33 T80a V. Brach- 
 ear (1914) 
 
 Bracken, Robert (Carrie) Ch Laberta, 
 Jeanette, Springfield Rt 3,' twp Ro- 
 chester, S'ec 31 O120a (1892) 
 
 *Bradford, Edward M. (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Robert, Eleanor, Springfield Rt 6, 
 tel Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 34 
 T140a Edw. T. Bradford (1877) 
 
 *Bradley, I. J. (Ida) Ch Grace, Caro- 
 line, John, Howard, Irvin, Curran Rt 
 12, tel Chatham, twp Curran, Sec 
 27 T20a J. W. Workman (1883) 
 
 *Bradley, W. H. (Mary) Ch Alice, Ro- 
 land, William, Illiopolis Rt 55, tel 
 Illiopolis, twp Lanesville, Sec 21 
 O120a (1853) 
 
 Bradley, William (Mabel) Ch Sidney, 
 Charles, Chatham Rt 16, tel Chat- 
 ham, twp Chatham, Sec 15 Foreman 
 for Mike Conroy (1917) 
 
 Bradshaw, G. T. (Lillie) Ch Bernard, 
 Pawnee Rt 49, twp Pawnee, Sec 5 
 T200a Shepherd" Estate (1878) 
 
 *Bradshaw, John (Etta) Ch Helen, 
 Marjorie, Springfield Rt 3, tel Ro- 
 chester, twp Ball, S'ec 1 O87a (1875) 
 
 Brainard, Jacob Ch Emma, Springfield 
 Rt 7, tel Springfield, twp Clear Lake, 
 Sec 28 T68a C. F. Muttera (1907) 
 
 *Braker, Jr., August (Martha) Ch El- 
 mer, Lawrence, Pleasant Plains Rt41, 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 15 O120a (1906) 
 
 Bramlett, G. S. (Elizabeth) Ch LeRoy, 
 Lydia, George, Grace, Francis, Glen- 
 arm Rt 24, twp Ball, Sec 32 Fore- 
 man for J. H. White (1882) % 
 
 Brandensburg, Max (Agnes) Ch Ruth, 
 Regina, Tony, Jane, Hugh, Frank, 
 Homar, Irene, Pleasant Plains, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 32 T90a J. M. Ger- 
 hart (1869) 
 
 Brandon, Thomas (Cora) Ch Delbert, 
 Auburn Rt 47, twp Divernon, Sec 6 
 Farmhand for A. H. Harnlen (1900) 
 
 Braner, Fred W. (Ada) Rochester Rt 
 18, twp Rochester, Sec 24 T158a 
 Henry Braner (1894) 
 
 *Braner, Henry (Lizzie) Ch Fred, Otto, 
 Henry, Dewey, Elsie, Vincent, Cur- 
 ran Rt 11, tel Riddle Hill, twp Gard- 
 ner, S'ec 31, O1005a (1872) 
 
 -Branham, Homer L. (Katie) Ch Nel- 
 lie, John, Russell, Curran Rt 12, twp 
 Island Grove, Sec 12 T276a George 
 Passfield (1880) 
 
 *Branham, F. P. (Cynthia) Ch James, 
 Fred, Elmer, Raymond, Loami Rt 33, 
 tel Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 4 
 TlOSa Polly Bilyen (1876) 
 
 Branham, W. C. (Malinda) Ch Ellen, 
 Lela, Arthur, Curran Rt 12, tel Chat- 
 ham, twp Curran, T12a Mrs. Geo. 
 Williams (1869) 
 
 Brantley, R. H. (Mattie) Ch Charles, 
 Stella, Naoma, Pawnee, tel Pawnee, 
 twp Pawnee, Sec 18 Farmhand for 
 A. B. Tewksbury (1877) 
 
 Lrasfield, Edward M. (Maude) Ch 
 James, Martha, May, Auburn Rt 47, 
 tel Auburn, twp Auburn, Stec 26 
 T240a Mrs. Martha Brasfield (1875) 
 
 Brasfield, J. E. (Aurelia) Ch Howard, 
 Auburn Rt 44, tel Auburn, twp 
 Auburn, Sec 6 O140a (1912) 
 
 Brasfield, Martha Ch Noah, Auburn Rt 
 47, tel Auburn, twp Chatham, Sec 
 26 O240a (1849) 
 
 Brawner, Mrs. J. L. Ch Jerry, Pawnee 
 Rt 49, twp Pawnee, Sec 6 Oltm (1865) 
 
 Breckenridge, Alex Ch Felix, Lillian, 
 Charles, Robert, Breckenridge Rt 1, 
 tel Edinburg, twp Cooper, Sec 4 O60a 
 (1835) 
 
 ^Breckenridge, Lillian Ch Ida, Custer 
 Rt 53, tel Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, 
 Sec 1 O242a (1867) 
 
 *Breckenridge, Ralph (Martha) Ch 
 Hugh, Roy, Bessie, Lilly, Elizabeth, 
 Edith, Richard, Pawnee Rt 52, tel 
 Pawnee, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 31 
 T240a, Mrs. A. Mathews (1862)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 29 
 
 'Breeding, James N. (Elizabeth) Ch 
 
 Walter, Ruth, New Berlin Rt *), tel 
 
 Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 27 
 
 T273a Hugh Diller (1884) 
 Brehm, Fred (Mary) Ch Mary, Louise, 
 
 Emma, Katherine, John, Elizabeth, 
 
 William, Rosella, New Berlin Rt 29, 
 
 tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 19 
 
 O115a (1861) 
 Brennan, Henry Glenarm Rt 24, tel 
 
 Divernon, twp Divernon, Sec 9 T260a 
 
 Dr. J. Vincent (1897) 
 Brennan, J. Buffalo Rt 59, twp Buffalo 
 
 Hart, Sec 35 OlOOa (1868) 
 *Brennan, J. R. (Clara) Ch Marie, 
 
 Clarice, Lawrence, Buffalo Rt 59, tel 
 
 Buffalo, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 4 
 
 TlOOa C. Slate (1868) 
 Brewer, Mrs. Mi la Ch Calvin, Brackin, 
 
 Pawnee Rt 52, twp Pawnee, Sec 
 
 1 (1907) 
 Brian, Alfred Lowder Rt 38, tel Waver- 
 
 ly twp Talkington, Sec 28 O140a 
 
 (1865) 
 Brian, Allie Lowder Rt 38, tel Waverly, 
 
 twp Talkington, Sec 20 O120a (1864) 
 Brian, Curtis (Laura) Ch Wilma, Doro- 
 
 tny, Elois, Donald, Wilson, Lowder 
 
 Rt 38, tel Waverly, twp Talkington, 
 
 Sec 29 T120a Allie Brian (1917; 
 Brian, D. A. Ch Lester, Iva, Lowder 
 
 Rt 38, tel Waverly, twp Talkington, 
 
 Sec 32 O160a (1871) 
 
 * Brian, Harry (Opal) Ch Wayne, 
 
 Gindle, Lowder Rt 38, tel Waverly, 
 twp Talkington, Sec 28 T140a Alfred 
 Brown (1895) 
 
 *Brian, Thurston (Louise) Ch Ena, 
 Stanley, Lowder Rt 38, tel Waverly, 
 twp Talkington, S'ec 29 T120a Brian 
 Estate (1867) 
 
 *Bricker, F. A. (Jessie) Ch Roger, 
 Leah, Mechanicsburg, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, Sec 26 T320a Geo. Ellinger and 
 Mrs. J. B. Rogers (1905) 
 
 Brickler, B. B. (Mable) Ch Wilfred, 
 Oscar, Nellie, Dawson Rt 21, tel 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, 
 Sec 31 T115a Mrs. Hanson (1899) 
 
 * Bridges, D. J. (Emma) Ch Walter, 
 
 Bland, Loami Rt 33, tel Waverly, twp 
 Loami, Sec 12 O210a (1871) 
 
 Bridges, W. T. (Mary) Chatham Rt 15, 
 tel Chatham, twp Woodside, Sec 31 
 0293a (1877) 
 
 Brittin, C. W. (Susan) Ch Arthur, 
 Evans, Auburn Rt 46, tel Virden, twp 
 Talkington, Sec 25 T200a E. S. Smith 
 (1869) 
 
 Brittin, John E. (Martha) Ch Nina, 
 Charles, Oliver, Harry, Helen, Nan, 
 Margaret, Cantrall Rt 27, tel Cantrall, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 15 O20a (1867) 
 
 Brittin, W. S. (Helen) Ch William, 
 Emmett, Sherman Rt 25, tel Wil- 
 hamsville, twp Williamsville, S'ec 19 
 T200a Wm. Brittin (1908) 
 
 Broaddus, S. C. (Margaret) Ch Arthur, 
 Dawson Rt 21, tel Buffalo, twp Mech- 
 anicsburg, Sec 20 Foreman for Wm. 
 Correll (1905) 
 
 Brockman, John R. (Malissa) Ch 
 Joseph, Earnest, Evelyn, Clarence, 
 Carrie, Thomas, Farmingdale Rt 14, 
 twp Gardner, ' Sec 7 Tla Robert 
 Gardner (1901) 
 
 Bronson, John W. (Isabell) Ch Armour, 
 Jennings, Dawson Rt 21, tel Mech- 
 anicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 
 29 Foreman for Sam Mathews (1917) 
 
 Brooks, Fred (Katie) Ch Nellie, Ruth, 
 Grace, Martha, Esther, Springfield 
 Rt 5, tel Springfield, twp Springfield, 
 Sec 11 O40a (1867) 
 
 *Brooks, Homer (Martha) Ch Ada, 
 Earl, Henry, Ansil, Lawrence, Willis, 
 Willard, Verne, Alma, Mary, New 
 Berlin Rt 30, twp Maxwell, Foreman 
 for G. G. Huffaker, St. (1916) 
 
 Brooks, Horace (Carrie) Ch Garnet, 
 Claude, Goldie, Chatham Rt 15, tel 
 Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 6 O41a 
 (1906) 
 
 Brooks, James F. (Katie) Ch Nellie, 
 Ruth, Grace, Martha, Esther, Spring- 
 field Rt 5, tel Springfield, twp Spring- 
 field, Sec 11 O40a (1867) 
 
 *Brothers, Harry E. (Florence) Ch 
 William, Roley, Lucille, Springfield 
 Rt 2, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, 
 Sec 8 O7a (1914) 
 
 Brown, A. C. (Marie) Ch Glen, Chand- 
 ler, Paul, Cantrall Rt 28, tel Cantrall, 
 twp Fancy Creek, O140a (1879) 
 
 Brown, Arthur (Sarah) Ch Blanche, 
 Cantrall Rt 28, tel Cantrall, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 30 O40a (1887) 
 
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 Brown, Arthur (Ruby) Ch Mary, James, 
 Williamsville Rt 3, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Williams, Sec 34 T80a C. M. 
 Cullen (1915) 
 
 *Brown, Benjamin W. (Mary) New Ber- 
 lin Rt 31, tel Boynton, twp Island 
 Grove, Sec 11 O850a (1849) 
 
 Brown, Carl (Anna) Ch Everett, Elsie, 
 Custer Rt 53, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 13 T70a J. A. Popp 
 (1892) 
 
 Brown, Claude G. (Bertha) Divernon 
 tel Divernon, twp Divernon, Sec 21 
 T240a R. F. Brown (1910) 
 
 Brown, Clinton (Ollie) Ch George, 
 Ruby, Chatham Rt 15, twp Ball, Sec 
 9 Farmhand for John Richison (1913) 
 
 Brown, E. E. (Gertrude) Ch Louise, 
 Mildred, Francis, Leona, Bailey, 
 Lowder Rt 35, twp Talkington, Sec 
 19 T90a (1914) 
 
 Brown, Earl (Lucy) Ch Regina, Ray- 
 mond, Cantrall Rt 28, tel Cantrall, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 20 O4a (1912) 
 
 Brown, F. S. (Grace) Ch Josephine, 
 Divernon Rt 48, twp Divernon, Sec 
 21 O320a (1870) 
 
 *Brown, George R. (Martha) Ch Fred, 
 Robert, Louise, Harvey, Martha, 
 Divernon Rt 48, twp Divernon, 
 O272a (1868) 
 
 *Brown, H. A. (May) Ch Herman, 
 Waverly Rt 1, tel Waverly, twp 
 Maxwell, Sec 24 T80a Herman Brown 
 (1903) 
 
 *Birown, Henry (Sally) Ch Orland, 
 Mary, Waverly Rt 1, tel Waverly, 
 twp Maxwell, Sec 36 O13a (1882) 
 
 *Brown, Herman (Mary) Ch Clara, 
 Henry, Frank, Herman, Roy, Erne, 
 Myra, Waverly Rt 1, tel Waverly, twp 
 Maxwell, Sec 36 O560a (190U) 
 
 Brown, I. T. (Lucinda) Ch Oscar, Can- 
 trail Rt 28, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 
 19 O96a (1859) 
 
 Brown, J. M. (Louisa) Ch Melvin, 
 Charles, Arnold, Waverly Rt 1, twp 
 Maxwell, Sec 23 T80a L. J. Massie 
 (1853) 
 
 Brown, J. W. (Elizabeth) Ch William, 
 Nellie, Ivy, Louise, New Berlin Rt 29, 
 tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 
 16 O120a (1900) 
 
 Brown, James E. Mechanicsburg Rt 60, 
 tel Mechanicsburg, twp Cooper, Sec 
 2 T J. E. Ross (1882) 
 
 *Brown, James W. (Lou) Ch Iva, 
 Nathan, Harvey, Irvine, Woodrow, 
 Roby, twp Cooper, Sec 14 O50a 
 (1874) 
 
 Brown, John Ch Sanford, Tom, George, 
 John, Bertha, Harry, Springfield Rt 
 9, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 
 15 O237a Mrs. German 
 
 Brown, John T. (Kate) New Berlin Rt 
 31, twp Island Grove, sec 11, Ola 
 (1879) 
 
 * Brown, Katie Ch Arthur, Anna, Albert, 
 James, Harry, Lucy, Cantrall Rt 28, 
 Sec 30 O140a (1887) 
 
 Brown, L. C. (Margaret) Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 21, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 28 O200a (1886) 
 
 *Brown, Lewis (Hazel) Ch Margaret, 
 Curran Rt 11, tel Riddle Hill, twp 
 Curran, Sec 15 T110 Mrs. S. Barry 
 (1880) 
 
 Brown, Mrs. Margaret Ch Ellsworth, 
 Rochester Rt 20, twp Rochester, Sec 
 21 T3a R. S. Twist (1879) 
 
 Brown, Milton (Jessie) Ch Stewart, 
 Catherine, Springfield Rt 9, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 21 
 O160a (1887) 
 
 Brown, Noah (Rose) Ch Daisey, Ber- 
 nice, Jessie, Irvin, Pawnee, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 3 Farmhand for J. H. 
 Irwin (1916) 
 
 Brown, R. S. (Emma) Ch Ethel, Glenn, 
 Roy, Earl, Rochester Rt 18, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 10 T40a Wm. Sidener 
 (1915) 
 
 Brown, Roy (Galena) Ch Helen, Waver- 
 ly Rt 1, tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, 
 T160a Herman Brown (1900) 
 
 Brown, W. H. (Orpha) Ch Virgil, 
 Helen, Springfield Rt 8, twp Clear 
 Lake, Sec 8 T40a J. Kohl (1916) 
 
 *Brown, W. L. (Minnie) Ch Everett, 
 Howard, Earl, Kenneth, Verna, 
 Lowder Rt 38, tel Waverly, twp Talk- 
 ington, Sec 22 T370a S'tockdale & 
 Moffett (1882) 
 
 Brown, William (Lucy) Ch Robert, 
 Springfield Rt 8, twp Clear Lake, Sec 
 5 O5a (1869) 
 
 Brownfield, J. A. (Esabelle) Ch Hazel, 
 Illiopolis Rt 54, tel Illiopolis, twp 
 Illiopolis, Sec 5 T150a H. Roberts 
 (1865) 
 
 Brownfield, R. T. (Lily) Ch William, 
 Maridella, Zela, Illiopolis Rt 56, twp 
 Illiopolis, Sec 19 Foreman for Mrs. 
 R. A. Stingle (1914) 
 
 Brownell, William (Lilly) Ch Uretta, 
 Agnes, Joy, Victor, Springfield Rt 
 4, tel Springfield, twp Springfield, 
 Sec 29 T2a J. F. Amos (1905)
 
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 31 
 
 *Browning, Charles (Belle) Ch Cloyd, 
 Divernon, tel Divernon, twp Diver- 
 non. Sec 22 O160a (1897) 
 
 Brubaker, Tracie Illiopolis Rt 56, tel 
 niiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 31 O80a 
 (1881) 
 
 Brunk, Shelby (Pearl) Ch Burrell, 
 Emma, Frank, Springfield Rt 3, tel 
 Rochester, twp Ball, Sec 2 O126a 
 (1881) 
 
 Brunk, Joseph (Minnie) Ch Jay, Grace, 
 John, Helen, Talbot, Springfield Rt 9 
 tel Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 
 35 O180a (186?) 
 
 Brunk, Roy Rochester Rt 19, tel 
 Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 6 
 T370a J. C. Brunk (1893) 
 
 Brunk, Thomas (Rebecca) Ch Charles, 
 Asa, Bruce, James, Glenarm Rt 23, 
 tel Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, See 
 7 O208a (1872) 
 
 Brunk, Bruce (Hallie) Ch Thomas, 
 Glenarm Rt 23, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 
 7 T317a Thos, Brunk 
 
 Brunk, Charles A. (Mary) Ch Kather- 
 ine, Helen, Elizabeth, Samuel Alex- 
 ander, Charles, Glenarm Rt 23, tel 
 Rochester, twp Ball, Sec 11 O207a 
 (1870) 
 
 Brunk, Sam (Edna) Auburn Rt 44, twp 
 Chatham, Sec 33 O160a (1876) 
 
 *Brunk, W. M. (Lydia) Ch Edith, Glen- 
 arm Rt 23, tel Rochester, twp Ball, 
 Sec 1 T6a D. Lawley (1885) 
 
 Bruner, John F. (Anna) Springfield Rt 
 10, tel Springfield, twp Springfield, 
 Sec 17 O40a (1907) 
 
 Bruner, Noah (Addie) Ch Fred, Daisy, 
 Gallic, Helen, Eugene, Theodore, 
 Clyde, John, Springfield Rt 4, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 22 Tla Ed King (1900) 
 
 Brunner, Charles (Lena) Ch Anna, 
 Fritzie, Farmingdale Rt 13, twp Salis- 
 bury, Sec 31 T30a Van Hamson 
 (1908) 
 
 Brunner, Fred Springfield Rt 10, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 8 
 OlOa (1897) 
 
 Brunner, John (Delia) Ch Carry, Anna, 
 John, Dela, Emma, Sophia, Frank, 
 Rose, Springfield Rt 10, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Springfield, Sec 19 O237a 
 (1887) 
 
 Bruns, Fred (Lula) Ch Velma, Vivian, 
 Springfield Rt 4, tel Springfield, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 23 OlOa (1904) 
 
 Bruns, George (Ruth) Ch Rose, Spring- 
 field Rt 4, tel Springfield, twp Gard- 
 ner, Sec 22 T140a George Gardner 
 (1892) 
 
 Bruse, Leigh (Mary) Ch Albin, Clifton, 
 Royal, Oletha, Buffalo Hart Rt 35, 
 tel Williamsville, twp Williams, S'ec 
 34 T320a Sangamon Lane Co. (1915) 
 
 Brust, Mary K. Ch Ruth, Mary, Tim- 
 othy, Erma, Anna, Henry Buffalo 
 Hart Rt 38, twp Williams, Sec 36 
 O80a (1916) 
 
 Bryant, R. E. (Dora) Ch Clarence, 
 Orvil, Buffalo Hart Rt 36, twp Buf- 
 falo Hart, Sec 29 Foreman for J. 
 W. Berry (1915) 
 
 *Bryant, William (Edith) Oh Allie, 
 Opal, Wilson, Modesta Rt 36, tel 
 Waverfy, twp Talkington, Sec 31 
 T204a Wm. Barrow (1902) 
 
 Buchanan, Charles Springfield Rt 5 twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 28 O5a (1912) 
 
 Buchanan, C. M. (Annie) Springfield 
 Rt 25, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 28 O6a 
 (1907) 
 
 Buck, D. R. (Lela) Ch Margaret, Rob- 
 ert, Roger, Eleanor, Virginia, Spring- 
 field Rt 6, tel Springfield, twp Spring- 
 field, Sec 31 O12a (1883) 
 
 Buckman, Sam (Mary) Ch Margie, 
 Lucille, Loraine, Curran Rt 12, tel 
 Chatham, twp Curran, Sec 28 T40a 
 Mrs. E. Cox (1903) 
 
 Buckman. W. C. (Ruth) Ch Earl, Frank, 
 June, Mildred, Springfield Rt 8, twp 
 Clear Lake, Sec 8 OlOa (1881) 
 
 Buckles, Alfred (Ada) Ch Mildred, Wil- 
 lard, Pawnee Rt 52, twp Pawnee, 
 Sec 32 T320a Mrs. Cliff McGinnis 
 (1886) 
 
 Buckles, C. I. (Lena) Ch Hazel, Elea- 
 nor, Auburn Rt 46, tel Auburn, twp 
 Auburn, Sec 17 T160a Mrs. L. Lee 
 (1895) 
 
 Buckles, F. A. (Grace) Ch Ella, Illiopo- 
 lis Rt 55, Sec 7 Foreman for H. E. 
 Leonard (1883) 
 
 Buckles, W. A. (Lewellyn) Ch Henry, 
 William, John, James, LeRoy, Mary, 
 Lula, Susie, Emma, Glenarm Rt 24, 
 tel Divernon, twp Ball, Sec 33 Fore- 
 man for J. R. Burtle (1881) 
 
 Buckley, Fred T. (Martha) Ch Edna, 
 Dorothy, Springfield Rt 5, tel Spring- 
 field, Sec 21 O2a (1877) 
 
 Bucy, Albert (Mary) Ch Raymond, 
 Lulu, Buffalo Rt 59, twp Buffalo Hart, 
 Sec 36 O240a B. Matthews (1859) 
 
 Budd, Edward (Pearl) Ch James, 
 Willie, Mary, Williamsville Rt 2, tel 
 Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 10 
 Farmhand for C. R. Taylor (1916)
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Buecker, A. W. Springfield Rt 10, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 7 
 O60a (1890) 
 
 Buecker, C. H. (Martha) Ch Alice, 
 Springfield Rt 10, twp Springfield, 
 Sec 7 T60a A. W. Buecker (1892) 
 
 *Buecker, F. P. (Annie) Ch Mildred, 
 Springfield Rt 10, tel Springfield, twp 
 Springfield, Sec 20 T80a F. W. 
 Buecker (1895) 
 
 Buecker, F. W. (Rosa) Ch Arthur, 
 Clara, Fremont, Flora, Calvin, Fred, 
 John, Springfield Rt 10, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Springfield, Sec 20 O140a 
 (1891) 
 
 Bueres, W. M. (Edith) Ch Grace, Wil- 
 liam, Carltn, Byren, Ruth, Reva, Buf- 
 falo Rt 36, tel Buffalo, twp Buffalo, 
 Sec 17 OSOa (1872) 
 
 Buerkett, Edw. C. (Ida) Ch Emmitt, 
 Farmingdale Rt 13, tel Pleasant 
 Plains, twp Gardner, Sec 5 TlOOa 
 F. D. Burkett (1879) 
 
 Buerkett, Henry F. (Carrie) Ch Roy, 
 Elmer, Mary, Farmingdale Rt 13, tel 
 Pleasant Plains, twp Gardner, Sec 
 6 T120a F. D. Burkett (1873) 
 
 Buhr, James A. (Bertha) Ch Dorothy, 
 Esther, Curran Rt 11, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 32, T. John Watts (1892) 
 
 Bulman, Calvin (Rena) Ch Bernice, 
 Margaret, Cecil, Cathleen, Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 13, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 24 Foreman for Harens Estate 
 (1883) 
 
 *Bullard, Lloyd (Ida) Ch Bertha, Ruby, 
 Pansy, Violet, Orvil, Ethel, Auburn 
 Rt 46, tel Virden, twp Talkington, 
 Sec 26 O160a (1860) 
 
 Bullock, Eli (Alice) Mechanicsburg Rt 
 60, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 35 Fore- 
 man for Sam Miller (1872) 
 
 Bullock, Sarah B. Ch Jacob, Ida, Wil- 
 liam, Roby, twp Cooper, Sec 14 O72a 
 (1849) 
 
 Bumgardner, A. J. (Betsy) Ch John, 
 Leslie, Lee, Viola, James, Arthur, 
 Blanche, Clifford, Lesle, Stella, 
 Robert, Buffalo Hart Rt 35, tel Buf- 
 falo,, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 21 T160a 
 R. McDaniel (1890) 
 
 Bumgardner, A. O. (Marie) Ch Dorothy, 
 Springfield Rt 2, tel Chatham, twp 
 Curran, Sec 36 T61a Ben T. Caldwell 
 (1889) 
 
 Bumgardner, Fayette (Lillie) Auburn 
 Rt 47, twp Divernom, See<6 Farmhand 
 for Dyson Bros. (1917) 
 
 bumgardner, J. H. Ch Louise, Cornland 
 Rt 1, tel Buffalo Hart, twp Buffalo 
 Hart, Sec 24 T40a A. H. Greening 
 
 Bumgardner, M. M. (Martha) Ch Al- 
 fred, Margaret, Taylor, Daisy, Chat- 
 ham Rt 15, tel Chatham, twp Chat- 
 ham, Sec 1 OlOOa M. M. Bumgardner 
 (1865) 
 
 Bumgardner, T. E. (Annie) Ch Ellen, 
 Chatham Rt 15, tel Chatham, twp 
 Curran, S'ec 36 T240a B. T. Caldwell 
 (1891) 
 
 Bumgardner, W. A. (Nora) Ch Cecil, 
 Byron, Hale, Pawnee Rt 52, twp Paw- 
 nee, Sec 14 Farmhand Frank Crocker 
 (1912) 
 
 Bumgardner, W. F. (Mabel) Ch Tom, 
 Farmingdale Rt 13, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 25 T260a H. T. Harrison (1912) 
 
 *dumgardner, W. S. (Jennie) Auburn 
 Rt 46, tel Virden, twp Auburn, Sec 
 29 O8a (1860) 
 
 Bumpus, A. J. (Katie) Ch John, Edna, 
 
 . Teresa, Pawnee Rt 52, twp Pawnee, 
 Sec 32 Farmhand for Mrs. McGinnis 
 (1912) 
 
 Bunker, George E. (Mary) Ch Hettie, 
 Beatrice, George, Chloe, "Bunker 
 Hill Farm" Chatham Rt 15, tel Chat- 
 ham, twp Chatham, Sec 6 T( )a 
 J. Bunker (1878) 
 
 Burch, William (Grace) Ch Pauline, 
 Wanda, Helen, Springfie'd Rt 1, tel 
 Springfield, twp Clear Lake, Sec 32 
 T40a Young (1916) 
 
 *Burchett, J. A. (Sarah) Ch Ruth, John, 
 Trenna, Paul, Buffalo Rt 59, tel Buf- 
 falo, twp Lanesville, Sec 18 OSOa 
 (1904) 
 
 Burchett, John D. (Emma) Ch Paul, 
 Doris, Lester, llliopolis Rt 55, tel 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Lanesville, Sec 
 4 T126a Thos Southerland (1910) 
 
 Burg, Edward (Anna) Ch Carl, Helen, 
 Francis, Louis, Frank, Louise, Anna, 
 Springfield Rt 5, tel Springfield, twp 
 Springfield, Sec 16 O40a (1887) 
 
 Burg, Frank (Francisca) Ch Joseph, 
 Maru, Leonard, Barbara, New Ber- 
 lin Rt 29, tel Boynton, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 22 T350a J. S. Smith 
 Estate (1887) 
 
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 Burg, Joe (Hilda) Ch Mildred, Pawnee 
 Rt 52, tel Divernon, twp Pawnee, Sec 
 25 T160a, Frank Burg (1915) 
 
 Burger Bros. New Berlin Rt 29, tel 
 Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 4 
 O135a (1862) 
 
 Burgess, Harry (Laura) Ch Olive, 
 New Berlin Rt 30, twp New Berlin, 
 Sec 1 Foreman for Henry Boston 
 (1917) 
 
 Burk, John M. Springfield Rt 3 tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 11 
 T220a Burk Estate (1869) 
 
 Burnett, Albert (Lydia) Ch Roy, 
 Auburn Rt 44, tel Loami, twp Loami, 
 Sec 35 T160a I. A. Dikis (1905) 
 
 Burnett, Jabe (Charlotte) Ch Ray, 
 Fred, Herman, Helen, Mervin, Ches- 
 ter, Marion, Edith, Auburn Rt 44, 
 tel Waverly, twp Talkin^ton, Se$ 2 
 T320a Ann Tucken & Hall Estate 
 (1903) 
 
 Burnett, J. W. (Elizabeth) Ch Orville, 
 Ellsworth, Maxwell, tel Waverly, 
 twp Maxwell, Sec 31 (1917) 
 
 Burnett, Oscar Ch Edward, Waverly 
 Rt 1, tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, Sec 
 
 14 O160a (1888) 
 
 Burns, Albert (Bertha) Ch Albert, 
 Maxwell Rt 37, tel Waverly, twp 
 Talkington, Sec 8, T160a H. M. Burns 
 U880) 
 
 Burns, Edgar P. (Frances) Curran Rt 
 11, tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, 
 Sec 1 T40a Sigmund Hamburger 
 
 Burns, Elizabeth Ch Mathias, Thomas, 
 Paul, Mary, Springfield Rt 4, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 29 
 O3a (1885) 
 
 Burns, J. T. (Elizabeth) Ch Lucy, 
 Edgar, Cora, Lee, New Berlin Rt 29, 
 tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 
 
 15 O240a (1854) 
 
 Burns, Lee (Mollie) Ch Robert, New 
 Berlin Rt 29, twp Island Grove, Sec 
 10 T107a M. A. Janes (1893) 
 
 Burns, Thos. J. (Martha) Ch Laura, 
 Ida, William, Thomas, Effie, Minnie, 
 Mable, Mattie, Riverton Rt 17, twp 
 Cooper, Sec Ofia (1842) 
 
 Burris, Mrs. Laura Pawnee Rt 49, twp 
 Pawnee, Sec 4, O50a (1858) 
 
 Burris, Thomas (Minnie) Pawnee Rt 
 50 twp Pawnee, Sec 17 T120a Mrs. 
 Taylor (1903) 
 
 Burt, Mi Hard L. (Laura) Ch Paul, 
 Glenarm Rt 24, tel Chatham, twp 
 Ball, Sec 31 O65y 2 a (1878) 
 
 Burtle, E. A. (Mary) Ch Raymond, 
 IVene, Harold, Sarah, John, Joseph, 
 Auburn Rt 46, tel Auburn, twp 
 Auburn, Sec 7 OzOOa (1865) 
 
 Burtle, G. H. (Daisy) Ch Ralph, Philip, 
 Blanche, Josephine, Jerry, Henry, 
 Glenarm Rt 23, tel Chatham, twp 
 Ball, Sec 34 T40a J. L. Burtle (1877) 
 
 Burtle, Jacob R. (Anna) Ch Elizabeth, 
 Glenarm Rt 24, tel Chatham, twp 
 Ball, Sec 32 O130a (1867) 
 
 Burtle, James "Curtis Farm" Glenarm 
 Rt 22, twp Divernon, Sec 3 Farm- 
 hand for H. Clayton (1917) 
 
 *Burtle, James R. (Minnie) Ch 
 Eleanor, Ernest, Ursula, Harry, 
 Herbert, Gleanarm, tel Divernon, twp 
 Ball, Sec 34 O305a (1861) 
 
 *Burtle, J. T. (Theresa) Glenarm Rt 
 24, tel Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 28 
 O180a (1838) 
 
 Burtle, Orman (Leona) Glenarm Rt 22, 
 twp Divernon, Sec 3 Farmhand for 
 Harry Clayton (1917) 
 
 Burtle, Samuel Glenarm Rt 22 tel 
 Divernon, twp Ball, Sec 34 O225a 
 (1868) 
 
 *Burtle, Walter S. (Agnes) Auburn Rt 
 44, tel Auburn, twp Chatham, Sec 
 34 (1883) 
 
 Burton, John D. (Sarah) Ch Norval, 
 David, Lee, Rollin, Laurice, Loami 
 Rt 34, tel Loami, twp Loami, Sec 13 
 T63a Wm. P. Carson (1856) 
 
 Burton, J. Rollin (Lena) Ch Warren, 
 Fern, Layne, Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, 
 twp Loami, Sec 14 Foreman for 
 John D. Burton (1891) 
 
 Burton, Lobe (Fannie) Ch Roy, Eva, 
 Harm, Ethel, Sherman Rt 25, twp 
 Williams, Sec 21, Farmhand for 
 Nathan Hussey (1903) 
 
 Burton, N. M. (Emma) Loami Rt 32, 
 tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, Sec 8 
 T55a Mrs. R. G. Burton (1857) 
 
 Butler, Alfred (Eva) Ch Cleo, Chatham 
 Rt 16, tel Chatham, twp Chatham, 
 Sec 17 O165a, (1886) 
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Butler, C. R. (Kathleen) Ch Owen, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 40, tel Ashland, 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 3 O320a (1876) 
 
 Butler, Mrs. E. J. Ch William, Spring- 
 field Rt 1, twp Clear Lake, O54a 
 (1888) 
 
 Butler, F. W. (Jennie) Auburn Rt 46, 
 tel Virden, twp Auburn, Sec 18 T1190 
 A. Landon (1912) 
 
 Butler, J. M. Pleasant Plains Rt 40, 
 tel Pleasant Plains, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 35-NW O495a 
 
 Butler, Ralph (Elsie) Ch William, 
 Loami Rt 33, tel Chatham, twp 
 Chatham, Sec 9 O160a (1893) 
 
 Butler, T. P. (Catherine) Ch Paul, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 43, tel Pleasant 
 Plains, twp Cartwright, Sec 29-N 
 O104a (1866) 
 
 *Butler, W. G. (Lillie) Ch Leslie, 
 Ralph, Fred, Auburn Rt 44, twp 
 Chatham, Sec 33, O77a (1866) 
 
 Byers, J. Harold (Verna) Ch Evelyn 
 Maxine, Springfield Rt 9, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Woodside, Sec 34, T160a 
 O. C. Trimble- (1914) 
 
 Byers, J. T. Ch Harold, Albert, Ray- 
 mond, Otis, Springfield Rt 9, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 34, 
 O120a (1877) 
 
 Byers, Martin L. (Sarah) Ch Martha, 
 Ruth, Lucille, Pawnee Rt 52, twp 
 Pawnee, Sec 20 O55a (1883) 
 
 Byers, R. C. (Emma) Pawnee Rt 52, 
 twp Pawnee, Sec 8-17 O135a (1869) 
 
 Cacobs, W. M. Springfield Rt 10, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 9 
 T15a Chas. Goy (1889) 
 
 Cain, Ollie (Omah) Ch Alma, Bert, 
 Earl, Monah, Springfield Rt 8, tel 
 Springfield, twp Clear Lake, Sec 6 
 T191a John M. Burke (1914) 
 
 Calcasure, Samuel (Ethel) Ch Lewis,. 
 Rochester Rt 20, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 9 T40a L. L. Sno- 
 grass (1890) 
 
 *Caldwell, Ben F. (Julia) Chatham Rt 
 15, tel Chatham, twp Curran, Sec 
 36 OlGOOa (1853) 
 
 Caldwell, J. E. (Ella) Ch Samuel, 
 Stella, Springfield Rt 3, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Woodside, Sec 25 O56a 
 (1882) 
 
 Call, D. J. (Lillie) Buffalo Rt 59, tel 
 Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 33 
 T260a John Robinson (1866) 
 
 Call, James W. (Kate) Ch Nellie, Cur- 
 ran Rt 11, tel Riddle Hill, twp Cur- 
 ran, Sec 6 O95a (1898) 
 
 Callins, James (Edna) Ch Harold, Paul, 
 Curran Rt 11, twp Curran, Sec 4 
 Farmhand (1915) 
 
 Cambron, W. H. (Mable) Ch Roa, Buf- 
 falo, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 4 T80a 
 Skiley Estate (1868) 
 
 Cammille, Vincenzo (Mary) Ch Joseph, 
 Sherman Rt 25, twp Williams, Sec 
 32 O60a (1916) 
 
 "Campbell, A. A. (Rebecca) Ch Her- 
 ibert, Harlan, Pawjnee Rt 51, tel 
 Pawnee, twp Pawnee, Sec 20 O160a 
 (1861) 
 
 "Campbell, Alexander R. (Florence) Ch 
 Frank, Addie, Ray, Blanche, Ralph, 
 Ona, Helen, Farmingdale Rt 14, tel 
 Pleasant Plaines, twp Gardner, Sec 
 5 O113a (1857) 
 
 Campbell, C. J. (Clara) Ch Howard, 
 Illiopolis Rt 38, tel llliopolis, twp 
 Lanesville, Sec 21 O221a (1875) 
 
 *Campbell, Ernest L. (Tirzah) Ch 
 John, "South Fork Farm" Loami Gen. 
 Del. tel Loami, twp Loami, Sec 11 
 O118a 1865) 
 
 Campbell,' G. B. (Lany) Ch Walter, 
 Elsie, Rochester Rt 18, twp Roches- 
 ter, Sec 25 T250a J. M. Bell (1894) 
 
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 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 35 
 
 Campbell, Geo'. (Sarah) Ch Opal, Paw- 
 nee Rt 52, twp Divernon, S'ec 11 
 T140a Crocket heirs (1917) 
 
 Campbell, H. E. (Mary) Ch William, 
 Loami Rt 33, tel Loami, twp Chat- 
 ham, Sec 6 O208a (Native Son) 
 
 Campbell, John D. (Lizzie)) Ch 
 Allonzo, Stella, Rida, Cantrall Rt 28, 
 tel Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 
 29 O40a (1872) 
 
 Campbell, John W. (Luella) "South 
 Fork Farm" Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, 
 twp Loami, Sec 26 T118a E. L. 
 Campbell (1892) 
 
 *Campbell, John W. (Laura) Spring- 
 field Rt 6, tel Riddle Hill, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 33 T17a Mrs. Geo. 
 Babcock (1877) 
 
 Campbell, 0. H. (Ella) Illiopolis Rt 58, 
 tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 21 
 Foreman C. J. Campbell (1889) 
 
 Campbell, O. W. (Minnie) Ch Arthur, 
 Daniel, Marguerite, Cecil, Douglas, 
 Roy, Buelah, Rochester Rt 18, twp 
 Rochester, S'ec 12 T120a Geo Miller 
 (1897) 
 
 *Campbell, W. H. (Laura) Loami Rt 
 33, tel Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 
 6 T208'y 2 a H. G. Campbell (1876) 
 
 Campbell, William (Sarah) Ch Emmie, 
 Cantrall Rt 28, tel Cantrall, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 29 O40a (1872) 
 
 *Cane, Lee (Altah) Ch Charlie, 
 Dorothy, Newton, Mar, Elizabeth, 
 Illiopolis Rt 56, twp Illiopolis, Sec 
 32 O240a (1915) 
 
 Canfield, Albert O. (Elizabeth) Ch Bes- 
 sie, Albert, Curran Rt 11, tel Riddle 
 Hill, twp Curran, Sec 8 O80a (1857) 
 
 Canfield, M. C. (Maud) Ch Glendy, 
 Logan, Francis, Springfield Rt 2 tel 
 Springfield, twp Curran, Sec 1 
 T17%a Mrs. Mira Hunt (1874) 
 
 Canfield, W. Ch Helen, Mary, Gladys, 
 Ruth, Ruby, Lillian, Pleasant Plaines 
 Rt 41, twp Cartwright, Sec 2 Fore- 
 man for J. O. Harrison (1870) 
 
 Canham, Geo. (Rebecca) Ch William, 
 Nelson, Ruby, Chatham Rt 16, tel 
 Chatham, twp Chatham, OlOOa 
 (1863) 
 
 *Canham, Harry (Mabel) Chatham Rt 
 16, tel Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 
 16 T320a A. B. Watts (1893) 
 
 Canham, James (Ella) Ch Franklin, 
 Auburn Rt 47, tel Chatham, twp 
 Chatham, Sec 36 O134a (1872) 
 
 Canham, J. H. (Minnie) Ch Wallace, 
 Henry, Jessie, Kenneth, Springfield 
 Rt 2, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, 
 Sec 19 T205a M. L. Deren (1866) 
 
 'Canham, James H. (Clara) Ch 
 Pauline, Buelah, Wilhelmina, Eugene, 
 Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 12 
 (1898) 
 
 Canham, John (Eliza) Ch Leroy, 
 Howard, Clara, Chatham Rt 16, tel 
 Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 22 O40a 
 (1865) 
 
 *Canham, J. W. (Letitia) Ch Blanche, 
 Harry, Loyal, "Cottage Home Stock 
 Farm" Chatham Rt 16, tel Chatham, 
 twp Chatham, Sec 16 T320a A. B. 
 Watts (1863) 
 
 Canham, Nelson (Grace) Ch Belva, 
 Chatham Rt 16, tel Chatham, twp 
 Chatham, S'ec 22 (1889) 
 
 Canham, W. O. (Clara) Ch Vera, 
 George, Chatham Rt 16, twp Chat- 
 ham, Sec 27 O240a (1886) 
 
 Cannon, G. W. (Ida) Ch Laince, Carl, 
 Karby, Paul, Mary, Pleasant Plaines 
 Rt 42, twp Cartwright, Sec 10 T280a 
 (1916) 
 
 Canterbury, C. E. (Margie) Ch Lehman, 
 Alice, Malcom, Lois, Cantrall Rt 27, 
 tel Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 
 7 T160a J. H. Canterbury (1907) 
 
 Canterbury, John H. (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Clara, Harold, Cantrall Rt 27, tel 
 Athens, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 18 
 O120a (1860) 
 
 Cantrall, Arthur Athens Rt 1, tel 
 Athens, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 30 
 O90a (1877) 
 
 Cantrall, B. F. (Fannie) Ch Grace, 
 Illiopolis Rt 58, tel Illiopolis, twp 
 Illiopolis, Sec 11 O133a (1870) 
 
 Cantrall, Earl (Margaret) Ch Marie, 
 Harry, George, Elsie, Pearl, Chester, 
 Elizabeth, Curran Rt 12, tel Riddle 
 Hill, twp Curran, Sec 18 Farmhand 
 (1903) 
 
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 Cantrall, Mrs. Ella Ch Wilbur, Myra, 
 Virden Rt 42, tel Divernon, twp 
 Pawnee, Sec 36 O120a (1870) 
 
 Cantrall, Mrs. Emma Ch Alvin, Arthur, 
 Verna, Samuel, Athens Rt 1, tel 
 Athens, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 30 
 O176a (1869) 
 
 Cantrall, Ernest (Jennie) Ch Harold, 
 Leroy, Lillian, Cantrall Rt 28, tel 
 Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 20 
 O120a (1907) 
 
 Cantrall, Guy (Daisy) Ch Guy, N. T., 
 Robert, Illiopolis Rt 56, twp Lanes- 
 ville, Sec 6 foreman for T. P. Can- 
 trail (1888) 
 
 Cantrall, H. A. (Viola) Ch Edward, 
 Springfield Rt 7, tel Springfield, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 6 O167a (1853) 
 
 *Cantrall, J. E. (Jennie) Ch Harold, 
 Leroy, Lillian, Cantrall Rt 28, tel 
 Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 20 
 O121a (1883) 
 
 Cantrall, P. H. (Mary) Ch Alvin, 
 Springfield Rt 7, tel Springfield, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 6 O167a (1887) 
 
 Cantrall, S. D. (Florence) Ch Lois, 
 Henry, Hazel, Athens Rt 1, tel Ath- 
 ens, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 32 OlOOa 
 (1905) 
 
 Cantrall, Thomas (Mary) Ch Harvey, 
 Thomas, Ruth, Hyrold, Alice, 
 Mechanicsburg Gen. Del., twp Me- 
 chanicsburg, Sec 26 Foreman for 
 Edward P. Hall (1868) 
 
 Cantrall, Wilbur Ch Marie, Cantrall, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 5 Farmhand 
 for T. Claypool (1897) 
 
 Capall, S. R. (Martha) Buffalo Hart 
 Rt 36, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 29 
 Ol60a (1876) 
 
 *Carberry, John F. (Rosa) Ch Mar- 
 garet, James, Helen, Thomas, John, 
 Springfield Rt 6, tel Springfield, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 35 O126a (1868) 
 
 Cardiff, Lish (Sarah) Ch Louis, Min- 
 erva, Springfield Rt 8, twp Clear 
 Lake, Sec 7 T160a Mrs. A. Curry 
 (1916) 
 
 Carlile, J. H. (Susan) Ch Henry, Eli- 
 zabeth, Pleasant Plains Rt 39, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 18 foreman for E. D. 
 Boynton (1910) 
 
 Carlock, Miss Maria Pleasant Plains 
 Rt 39, twp Cartwright, S'ec OlOa 
 (1866) 
 
 *Carpenter, Charles E. Ch Charles, 
 Lilly, "Sylvan Grove" New Berlin 
 Rt 29, tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, 
 Sec 16 T400a Mary C. Carpenter 
 (1883) 
 
 "Carpenter, H. W. (Ellen) Buffalo Rt 
 59, tel Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart, 
 Sec 36 O320a (1859) 
 
 Carr, John Sherman Rt 25, twp Wil- 
 liams, Sec 32 T160a T. Carr (1869) 
 
 *Carson, Lee (Elizabeth) Ch Inez, 
 Edna, Erma, William, Rachel, Eliza- 
 beth, "Carson Farm" Maxwell Box 
 12, tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, Sec 
 29 0120a (1867) 
 
 *Carswell, Andrew B. (Mary) Roches- 
 ter Rt 20, tel Rochester, twp Cotton 
 Hill, Sec 16 O160a (1864) 
 
 Carter, Charles (Ella) Ch Lee, Myrtle, 
 Mable, Ray, Ashland, tel Ashland, 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 34 N. S. T260a 
 Walker Estate (1877) 
 
 Carter, George (Nancy) Ch Ralph, 
 Opal, Percy, Harry, Helen, Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 39, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 25 foreman for Charles Bachmann 
 (1904) 
 
 Carter, J. J. (Bessie) Ch Willie, Elsie, 
 New Berlin Rt 29, twp New Berlin, 
 Sec 21 T130a M. Keiger (1916) 
 
 Carter, Ralph (Nancie) Ch Thomas, 
 Lula, Charity, Aca, Velma, Francis, 
 Williamsville, tel Williamsville, twp 
 Williams, Sec 33 T80a A. L. Stuttle 
 (1916) 
 
 Carter, W. E. (Kate) Ch Edna, Grace, 
 Riverton Rt 17, tel Riverton, twp 
 Clear Lake, Sec 1 O20a (1862) 
 
 Cartwright, Lester (Lottie) Ch Edith, 
 Lytton, Fern, Springfield Rt 1, Sec 
 29 O22a (1910) 
 
 Carver, Charles (Etta) Ch John, May, 
 Henry, Springfield Rt 1, twp Clear 
 Lake, Sec 19 T14a Carver Estate 
 (1916) 
 
 Carver, Frank (Christiana) Ch Ruth, 
 Frank, Rachel, Violet, Springfield Rt 
 1, tel Riverton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 
 16 T15a Carver Estate 
 
 Carver, Henry (Mary) Springfield Rt 
 1, tel Springfield, twp Clear Lake, 
 T80a Carver Estate (1914) 
 
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 37 
 
 Carwile, Robert (Nora) Ch Paul, Gor- 
 dan, Preston, Athens Rt 1, tel Ath- 
 ens, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 33 Farm- 
 hand lor W. A. Cline (1916) 
 
 Cary, Albert Ross (Mary) Ch Elton, 
 Dan, Ada, Rochester Rt 20, tel 
 Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 2 
 O115a (1869) 
 
 Cary, Ceonia Ch Annie, Mable, Lulu, 
 Walter, Ruth, Harry, Laura, Roches- 
 ter Rt 20, tel Rochester, twp Cotton 
 
 Hill, Sec 11 O25a (1888) 
 
 *Cary, Henry (Sarah) Ch Jessie, Wes- 
 ley Silven, Mabel, Nettie, Iva, An- 
 nie, Millie, Custer Rt 53, tel Roches- 
 ter, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 11 T84a 
 (1855) 
 
 Cary, James C. (Nettie) Ch Roy, Ira, 
 Oscar, Carl, Harold, Cantrall Rt 28, 
 tel Cantrall, twp Salisbury, Sec 36 
 T160a R. B. Owing (1902) 
 
 Cary, W. B. (Luella) Ch Cyrus, Her- 
 bert, Everett, Ruth, Trueman, Law- 
 rence, Chatham Rt 45, tel Chatham, 
 twp Ball, Sec 17 T207a J. Fallan' 
 (1874) 
 
 Cass, A. (Nora) Buffalo Hart Rt 36, 
 tel Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 21 
 O80a (1869) 
 
 Cass, Mrs. C. Buffalo Rt 36, tel Buf- 
 falo Hart, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 21 
 O19a (1842) 
 
 Cass, C. L. (Mary) Buffalo Hart Rt 
 36, tel Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart, 
 Sec 27-28-70-20 O70a (1867) 
 
 Cass, Fred (Havea) Buffalo Rt 59, twp 
 Buffalo Hart, S'ec 27 O80a (1876) 
 
 Cass, Harry (Harriet) Buffalo Hart, 
 tel Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 
 19 O43a (1854) 
 
 Cass, R. F. (Mary) Ch Harry, Robt, 
 Lillie, Sadie Chatham, tel Chatham, 
 twp Chatham, Sec 12 (1869) 
 
 Cass, Will (Pearl) Ch Herschal, Alma, 
 Dorothy, Marine, Buffalo Hart Rt 
 36, tel Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart, 
 Sec 21 T37a Marin Cass (1881) 
 
 Castle, Sameul (Maude) Ch Boyd, 
 Mary, James, Ustola, Pawnee Rt 52, 
 tel Pawnee, twp Pawnee, S'ec 1 
 Farmhand for Davenport (1908) 
 
 Caswell, L. B. (Annie) Ch Maude, 
 Lowder Rt 38, tel Waverly, twp 
 Talkington, Sec 27 O40a (1883) 
 
 Cath, Fred (Eva) Ch Helen, Buffalo Rt 
 59, tel Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart, 
 Sec 27 O30a (1872) 
 
 Cath, Ralph (Ella) Buffalo Rt 59, twp 
 Buffalo Hart, Sec 2601%a (1864) 
 
 *Catlin, Malcolm (Laura) Ch Malcolm, 
 Camilla, Farmingdale, tel Riddle 
 Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 20 O82a 
 (1872) 
 
 Cave, Geo. W. (Mary) Ch Eulalee, 
 Lillie, Boyd, Chatham Rt 16, twp 
 Chatham, Sec 12 Laborer for Mr. H. 
 Shultz (1917) 
 
 Cerny, Anthony (Mary) Ch Mary, 
 Louise, Aloys, Antonette, Carl, 
 Tressa, Springfield Rt 6, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Gardner Sec 36 O15a 
 (1882) 
 
 Cerny, Aloys Springfield Rt 6, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 36 O75a (1882) 
 
 Cerny, Carl Springfield Rt 6, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 36 O75a (1882) 
 
 Challans, E. B. (Florence) Ch Walter, 
 -Waverly Rt 1, Sec 19 T96a W. S. 
 Challans (1905) 
 
 Challans, Joseph (Fannie) Ch George, 
 Mary, Waverly Rt 1, tel Waverly, 
 twp Maxwell, Sec 19 O80a (1876) 
 
 Chandler, A. E. (Hannah) Ch Law- 
 rence, Ella, Grace, Francis, Ervin, 
 Clarence, Springfield Rt 6, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Curran, Sec 11 T246a Ed. 
 Rickard (1865) 
 
 Chandler, Chas. T. (Ora) Ch Edith, 
 Edna, Springfield Rt 1, tel Riverton, 
 twp Clear Lake, Sec 21 O220a (1880) 
 
 Chandler, Fred A. (Beryl) Springfield 
 Rt 6, tel Springfield, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 36 T20a R. Y. Ellis (1895) 
 
 Chandler, F. A. (Persis) Ch Harold, 
 Hildred, Dorothy, Albert, Esther, 
 Rochester Rt 18, twp Rochester, Sec 
 12 T66a Mrs. E. M. Haynes (1875) 
 
 Chandler, F. E. Virden Rt 42, tel 
 Virden, twp Divernon, Sec 31 T80a 
 John Hutton (1916) 
 
 Chapman, George Ch Leona, Anna, 
 Curran Rt 11, tel Riddle Hill, twp 
 Curran, Sec 15 T200a Carter G. 
 Workman (1880) 
 
 Charles, J. Oliver (Mary) Glenarm Rt 
 23, twp Ball, S'ec 24 Laborer for 
 Henry Leukert (1916) 
 
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 38 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Child, Stephen (Morcie) Ch Philip, 
 Elliah, Anna, James, Elizabeth, John, 
 Lee, Marie, Farmingdale Rt 14, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 17 O200a (1847) 
 
 Childs, Stephen Ch Henry, James, 
 Clarisy E. Landon, Farmingdale Rt 
 14, twp Gardner, Sec 17 O200a 
 (1847) 
 
 Chi I ton, J. C. (Gertrude) Ch Anna, 
 Louise, New Berlin Rt 31, tel Boyn- 
 ton, twp New Berlin, Sec 25 O240a 
 (1857) 
 
 Chilton, Joseph New Berlin Rt 31, tel 
 Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 26 
 T220a J. C. Chilton 
 
 Chilton, L. F. (Harriet) Ch Jennie, 
 Stella, Elizabeth, William, New Ber- 
 lin Rt 31, tel Boynton, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 26 O14a (1869) 
 
 Chilton, W. T. (Ferba) Ch Lee, Bessie, 
 New Berlin Rt 31, tel Boynton, twp 
 Island Grove, Sec 15 O135a (1843) 
 
 Chott, Joseph (AnJna) Ch William, 
 Louis, George, Cecil, Alice, Mary, 
 Lillian, "S'ulphur Spring Farm" 
 Loami Rt 34, twp Chatham, Sec 20 
 Foreman for Cornelius P. Van Doran 
 (1912) 
 
 "Christen, Fred (Sophia) Ch Walter, 
 Carl, Louis, Herbert, Fritz, Alfred, 
 John, Elma, Pleasant Plaines Rt 40, 
 tel Ashland, twp Cartwright, Sec 10 
 O320a (1894) 
 
 "Christopher, Joseph (Margaret) Ch 
 Grace, Auburn Rt 44, tel Auburn 
 twp Auburn, Sec 4 O252a (1851) 
 
 Christopher, J. R. (Pearl) Auburn Rt 
 44, twp Auburn, Sec 4 T200a Joseph 
 Christopher (1883) 
 
 Churchill, C. A. Ch Edith, Maude, 
 Clyde, Springfield Rt 8, tel Riverton, 
 twp Clear Lake, Sec 17 T60a Church- 
 ill (1877) 
 
 Churchill, C. F. (Margaret) Ch Elmer, 
 Margaret, Riverton Rt 17, tel River- 
 ton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 14 T57a 
 H. H. Churchill (1878) 
 
 Churchill, Earl E. (Mary) Ch Harold, 
 Ruth, Elma, Calvin, Springfield Rt 
 8, twp Clear Lake, Sec 17 T55a H. 
 H. Churchill (1887) 
 
 *Churchill, Oscar (Amelia) Ch John, 
 Helen, Owen, Springfield Rt 8, twp 
 Clear Lake, Sec 8 T70a H. H. Church- 
 ill (1890) 
 
 *Clark, Dan L. (Cora) "Walnut Roe 
 Farm" New Berlin Rt 31, tel New 
 Berlin, twp Cartwright, Sec 26-S. W. 
 OSlla (1888) 
 
 *Clark, Earl (Clara) Ch Harold, Virden 
 
 Rt 42, tel Virden, twp Divernon, Sec 
 
 33 T80a John Gresham (1893) 
 Clark, Frank (Josephine) Ch Edward, 
 
 Oscar, Frank, Berlin tel Boynton, 
 
 twp Island Grove, Sec 5 T64a Mrs. 
 
 Alice Dickerson (1898) 
 Clark, Frank (Mina) Ch Ruth, Roy, 
 
 Springfield Rt 6, tel Riddle Hill, twp 
 
 Curran, Sec 4 Ola (1867) 
 *Clark, H. R. (Nina) Ch Horace, New 
 
 Berlin, tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, 
 
 Sec 20 O300a (1875) 
 Clark, J. A. (Ellen) Chatham Rt 16, tel 
 
 Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 18 O6y 2 a 
 
 (1876) 
 Clark, Lloyd Lowder Rt 38, tel Waver- 
 
 ly, twp Talkington, Sec 13 T200a E. 
 
 J. & H. W. Clark (1917) 
 Clark, Mrs. Mary Ch Helen, Elanore, 
 
 Eva, Susan, Emily, Springfield Rt 1, 
 " tel Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 
 
 36 T19a J. P. Clarke (1895) 
 Clark, H. P. (Deceased) Ch Carroll, 
 
 Bertha, Ethel, Mabel, Ray, Rochester 
 
 Rt 18, twp Rochester, Sec 23 T200a 
 
 H. P. Clark Estate (1894) 
 Clark, Wm. F. (Carrie) Ch Bessie, 
 
 Violet, Harry, Pawnee Rt 85, twp 
 
 Pawnee, Sec 5 TlOa W. T. Beam 
 
 (1916) 
 Clark, ,W. N. (Gertrude) Ch William, 
 
 Auburn Rt 47, tel Chatham, twp Ball, 
 
 Sec 19 T472a W. B. Clark (1886) 
 Clary, William H. Ch Roy, Opal, Ruby, 
 
 Lee, Farmingdale Rt 14, twp Salis- 
 bury, Sec.. 29 T40a Marshall Grieder 
 
 (1916) 
 Claypool, Mrs. Chloe Cantrall, tel 
 
 Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 5 
 
 T468a Claypool Estate (1867) 
 Claypool, Joseph (Edna) Ch Clara, 
 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 35, tel Williamsville, 
 
 twp Williams, Sec 36 TSOa L. B. 
 
 Claypool (1891) 
 *fClayton, Fred (Viola) Glenarm Rt 22, 
 
 tel Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 26, T160a 
 
 H. N. Clayton (1892) 
 *|Clayton, Harry (Arra) Ch Lucille, 
 
 Glenarm Rt 22, twp Ball, Sec 35 
 
 O80a (1890) 
 Clayton, H. N. (Minnie) Ch Floyd, 
 
 Harry, Fred, Ralph, Helen, Glenarm 
 
 Rt 24, tel Chatham,' twp Ball, Sec 
 
 28 O365a (1858) 
 *Clayton, J. B. (Emma) Chatham Rt 
 
 15, tel Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 16 
 
 O248a (1872)
 
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 39 
 
 *Clayton, J. Frank (Mary) Ch Arthur, 
 Edgar, May, "Black Jack Farm" 
 Glenarm Rt 22, tel Pawnee, twp 
 Ball, Sec 25 O176a (1866) 
 
 Clayton, J. L. (Mary) Ch Jessie, Earl, 
 Chatham Rt 15, tel Chatham, twp 
 Ball, Sec 21 O43a (1851) 
 
 "Clayton, M. E. (Effie) Ch Lucy, 
 Auburn Rt 47, twp Divernon, Sec 6 
 O213a (1874) 
 
 Cleaver, Frank (Goldie) Ch Aubra, 
 James, Lucille, Louise, Mechanics- 
 burg, tel Mechanicsburg, twp Mech- 
 anicsburg, Sec 24 Foreman for 
 Eugene Morris (1913) 
 
 Clements, Mat (Tena) Ch Gertrude, 
 Pauline, Andrew, Frank, Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 39, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 3b Foreman for J. Tomlin (1909) 
 
 Clenden, L. D. (Rebecca) C Dean, 
 Illiopolis Rt 58, tel Uliopolis, twp 
 Illiopolis, Sec 2 (1891) 
 
 Clenden, W. L. (Anna) Ch Ruth, 
 Maude, Orian, Illiopolis Rt 58, tel 
 Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Se c 2 O240a 
 (1860) 
 
 Clevenger, Paul L. (Myrtle) Ch Lor- 
 aine, Lowder Rt 38, twp Talkington, 
 Sec 23 Farmhand for J. Allen Miller 
 (1902) 
 
 Cline, Allen (Louise) Ch Ray, Otto, 
 Lee, Elsie, Elmer, Eliza, Athens 
 Rt 1, tel Athens, twp Fancy Creek, 
 Sec 5 T160a Eliza Cline (1886) 
 
 *Cline, A. D. (Minnie) Ch Paul, Homer, 
 Lawrence, Robert, Athens Rt 1, tel 
 Williamsville, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 
 34 O80a (1902) 
 
 Cline, B. H. Athens Rt 1, "Homestead 
 Stock Farm" twp Fancy Creek, See 
 34 O160a J. N. Cline (Native Son) 
 
 *Cline, Henry C. Athens Rt 1, tel 
 Athens, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 33 
 O80a (1892) 
 
 *Cline, W. A. (Lillie) Ch Henry, Ina, 
 Athens Rt 1, tel Athens, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 33 O560a (1860) 
 
 Cloltz, John (Hattie) Pleasant Plaines 
 Rt 39, tel Pleasant Plaines, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 12 O80a (1866) 
 
 Cloyd, Mrs. Etta Ch Florence, Curran 
 Rt 12, tel Chatham, twp Curran, See 
 27 O80a (1873) 
 
 *Cloyd, J. C. (Mary) Ch Edgar, 
 Francis, Curran Rt 12, tel Chatham, 
 twp Curran, O160a (1870) 
 
 *Cloyd, M. F. Ch Lee, Millard, Grace, 
 Arthur, Russell, Wayne, Loam! Rt 
 
 32, tel Loami, twp Maxwell, Sec 16 
 O150a (1877) 
 
 Cloyd, Oscar (Mary) Ch Russell, 
 Springfield Rt 2, twp Curran, Sec 26 
 T80a Mrs. T. Cloyd (1891) 
 
 Cloyd, R. C. (Netta) New Berlin Rt 29, 
 tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 
 13 T80a James Sullivan (1897) 
 
 Cloyd, R. T. (MaryO Chatham, tel 
 Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec. 12 O82a 
 (1849) 
 
 Cloyd, W. E. (Rachael) Ch Merle, Cur- 
 ran Rt 12, twp Curran, Sec 32 T90a 
 Mrs. P. Bilyen (1890) 
 
 Cloyd, Willis (Linnie) Ch Mamie, 
 Gladys, Theresa, Dorothy, Springfield 
 Rt 1, twp Clear Lake, Sec 30 Olla 
 (1916) 
 
 Coats, A. H. (Jane) Ch Mattie, Walter, 
 Ralph, Jessie, Illiopolis Rt 56, tel 
 Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 20 
 (1884) 
 
 Cobb, G. L. (Mabel) Loami Rt 34, tel 
 Waverly, twp Loami, S'ec 12 Fore- 
 man for W. F. Cobb (1891) 
 
 Cobb, W. F. (Dora) Ch Guy, Loami, 
 Rt 34, tel Waverly, twp Loami, Sec 
 12 O2a (1869) 
 
 *Cody, Thomas Jr. (Nellie) Loami Rt 
 
 33, tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 
 25 T120a Thos. Cody, Sr. (1881) 
 
 Cody, Thomas Sr. (Johanna) Ch Brid- 
 get, Mary, Johanna, Nellie, Margaret, 
 Catherine, Thomas, Edward, Eliza- 
 beth v Loami Rt 33, tel Boynton, twp 
 New Berlin, O320a (1869) 
 
 *Coe, E. H. (Ethel) Ch Louis, Glenn, 
 John, Mechanicsburg Box 26, tel 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, 
 Sec 26 T250a John Gawey (1887) 
 
 <Soe, J. H. (Charlotte) Ch Joseph, Wil- 
 liam, Rochester Rt 18, twp Rochester, 
 Sec 23 O120a (1862) 
 
 Coe, R. H. (Savina) Ch Samuel, 
 Theodore, Jeanette, Kathryn, 
 Rochester, twp Rochester, S'ec 15 
 O58a (1855) 
 
 Coe, Samuel B. (Nettie) Ch Clarence, 
 Rochester Rt 18, twp Rochester, Sec 
 14 O120a (1864) 
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Coe, W. C. (Minnie) Ch Russell, Helen, 
 Francis, Pauline, Mary, Julia, Emma, 
 Rochester, twp Rochester, Sec 10 
 O120a (1875) 
 
 Cofer, Joseph (Lena) Ch Glenn, Ralph, 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 35, tel Williams- 
 ville, ,twp WilUams, Sec 1 T16a 
 Mabel Metzker (1914) 
 
 Cofer, J. W. (Brazilla) Williamsville 
 Rt 26, twp Williams, Sec 32 T160a 
 Robert McClellan (1914) 
 
 Coffin, H. L. (Martha) Ch Harold, 
 Pleasant Plaines Rt 43, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 27 OlOOa (1893) 
 
 Coffin, R. D. (Clara) Ch May, Ruben, 
 Thelma, Pleasant Plaines, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 27 OlOOa (1893) 
 
 Coffinbargar, Lester F. (Ruby) Ch 
 Leroy, Irene, Marie, Springfield Rt 
 9, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, 
 Sec 21 T160a E. Watts (1904) 
 
 *Coker, Charles E. (Elizabeth) Ch Wil- 
 liam, Pauline, Rose, Loam! Rt 34, 
 tel Loami, twp Loami, Sec 28 T107a 
 Frank Baker (1910) 
 
 Colburn, D. W. (Lola) Ch IVa, Ray, 
 Alda, Hazel, Ross, Loami, tel Waver- 
 ly, twp Loami, Sec 10 O50a (1862) 
 
 Colburn, Eben (Hattie) Loami Rt 33, 
 tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 
 35 T78a P. Morrissey (1889) 
 
 *Colburn, George P. (Anna) New Ber- 
 lin Rt 29, tel Boynton, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 23 T400a L. H. Coleman 
 (1874) 
 
 *Colburn, Henry W. (Emma) Ch Ber- 
 nice, Ruth, Marjorie, Beulah, 
 Howard, Loami, Box 196, tel Loami, 
 twp Loami, Sec 11 Tlla C. K. Hamil- 
 ton (1863) 
 
 Colburn, Melvin (Iva) Ch Elma, Paul, 
 Harold, Carl, Marvin, Loami Rt 32, 
 tel Waverly, twp Loami, Sec 10 O60a 
 (1878) 
 
 Cole, Amos (Alma) Ch Maude, lies, 
 Springfield Rt 2, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 16 T20a Hembrieker 
 Cole (1916) 
 
 Colean, Charles (Fannie) Ch Clifford, 
 Mary, Glenarm Rt 22, tel Rochester, 
 twp Cotton Hill, Sec 8 T160a D. L. 
 Rusk (1877) 
 
 *Colean, Fred (Laura) Ch Francina, 
 Glenarm Rt 22, tel Pawnee, twp Cot- 
 ton Hill, Sec 29 O160a Woodson 
 Colean (1894) 
 
 *Colean, Joseph (Frances) Glenarm Rt 
 22, tel Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, 
 Sec 17 O263a (1859) 
 
 *Co!eman, Chas, A. (Sophia) Farming- 
 dale Rt 14, tel Pleasant Plaines, twp 
 Salisbury, Sec 27 O62a (1882) 
 
 Coleman, Thomas (Lucy) Ch Lloyd, 
 New Berlin Rt 31, tel Boynton, twp 
 Island Grove, Sec 14 O40a (1855) 
 
 Coley, Mrs. American Ch Lewis, 
 Springfield Rt 4, tel Springfield, twp 
 Springfield, Sec 30 O27a (1871) 
 
 Colcasure, Edward (Roberta) Ch Delia, 
 Mattie, Glenn, Mechanicsburg Rt 61, 
 twp Cooper, Sec 17 Tla Mart Ross 
 (1880) 
 
 Collins, Bunyan (Mary) Ch Lula, Will, 
 Earl, Edward, George, Esther, 
 Springfield Rt 3, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 35 T80a S. J. Stout 
 (1916) 
 
 Collins, Ervin (Elizabeth) Ch Fannie, 
 Roy, Pawnee Rt 28, twp Pawnee, 
 Sec 23 Farmhand for Dod Haire 
 (1913) 
 
 *Collins, Fred (Florence) Ch Marie, 
 Anna, Buffalo Hart Rt 36, twp Wil- 
 liams, Sec 21 O80a (1895) 
 
 Collins, James (Edna) Ch Harold, Paul, 
 Curran Rt 11, twp Curran, Sec 4 
 Farmhand (1915) 
 
 Collins, J. D. (Lilly) Ch Benj, Adaline, 
 Pawnee Rt 40, twp Pawnee, Sec 
 8 T77a A. Underwood 
 
 Collins, J. J. Springfield. Rt 2, tel 
 
 Springfield, twp Wob'9side, Sec 8 
 O2a (1909) 
 
 Collins, P. C. (Agnes) Ch Emma, 
 Margaret, Mary, Josephine, Illiopolis 
 Rt 56, tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, 
 Sec 30 O80a (1864) 
 
 Col liver, J. T. (Etta) Ch Opal, Roy, 
 Sherman Rt 25, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 13 Farmhand 
 Thomas Sadduth (1913) 
 
 Comboy, Darby (Jean) Ch Florence, 
 Springfield Rt 5, tel Cantrall, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 27 O20a (1893) 
 
 *Comboy, Michael Ch Everett, Pearl, 
 William, Cantrall Rt 2, tel Cantrall, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 18 T74a J. S. 
 Leanel (1903) 
 
 Coomer, H. (Annie) Ch Holland, 
 Chester, New Berlin Rt 30, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 34 Foreman for Joseph 
 Minch (1912) 
 
 Cone, C. B. Springfield Rt 2, twp Cur- 
 ran, Sec 1 O23a (1851) 
 
 *Conklin, James (Elizabeth) Ch Ber- 
 nice, Franklin, Le Roy, New Berlin 
 Rt 29, tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, 
 Sec 9 T113a Mary Conklin (1887)
 
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 41 
 
 *Conklin, John F. (Bessie) New Berlin 
 Rt 29, tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, 
 Sec 4 T115a Mrs. Jane Douglas 
 (1889) 
 
 "Conlee, Geo. H. (Lottie,) Ch Sallie, 
 Virginia, Louis, "Fair View Farm" 
 Waverly Rt 1, tel Waverly twp 
 Maxwell, Sec 24 O200a (1860) 
 
 *Conlee, H. E. (Mary) Ch Allen, Lowder 
 Rt 38, tel Waverly, twp Talkington, 
 Sec 32 O160a (1877) 
 
 *Conlee, George M. (Martha) Ch Eldon, 
 Holland, Georgia, Thelma, Lowder 
 Gen. Del., tel Waverly, twp Talk- 
 ington, Sec 25 O510a (1882) 
 
 Connally, E. A. (Ada) Ch Lester, 
 Myrtle, Mirain, Buffalo, tel Buffalo, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 11 Foreman 
 for M. A. Jones (1915) 
 
 Connor, David Ch Katherine, New Ber- 
 lin Rt 29, tel Boynton, twp Island 
 Grove, S'ec 14 O80a (1862) 
 
 Conover, Charles (Bessie) Ch Larue, 
 Florence, C. B. Loami Rt 33, twp 
 Curran, Sec 31 Farmhand (1887) 
 
 Constant, Clyde (Mary) Ch Donald, 
 Norman, Harry, Sylvia, Gladys, Wil- 
 liamsville Rt 26, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Williams, Sec 3 T160a J. C. 
 Cook (1901) 
 
 *Constant, Herbert (Frona) Dawson 
 Rt 21, tel Buffalo, twp Mechanics- 
 burg, Sec 20 T320a S. W. Constant 
 (1888) 
 
 'Constant, R. F. (L. H.) Ch Rhiney, 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 35, twp Buffalo Hart, 
 Sec 17 O220a (1859) 
 
 Cook, A. H. (Julia) Ch Charles, Velma, 
 Springfield Rt 5, twp Fancy Creek, 
 Sec 35 T150a George Carpenter 
 (1889) 
 
 Cook, A, S. Buffalo Rt 59, tel Buffalo, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 24, T163a 
 Mrs. O. B. Weeland (1916) 
 
 Cook, James Ch James, Arthur, Jessie, 
 Thomas, Delpnia, David, Robert, 
 Sherman Rt 25, twp Fancy Creek, 
 Sec 25 T376a David Roberts (1875) 
 
 Cook, Philip (Mary) Ch Carrie, Case, 
 Buffalo Hart, tel Buffalo, twp Buf- 
 falo Hart, Sec 35 O2a (1904) 
 
 *Cook, S. W. (Mary) Ch Anna, Harlan, 
 Mary, Tody, Helen, Ruth, Dawson 
 Rt 21, tel Mechanicsburg, twp Mech- 
 anicsburg, Sec 29 O155a (1869) 
 
 Coony, Mrs. L. C. Pleasant Plaines Rt 
 
 41, twp Cartwright, Sec 8 OllOa 
 (1872) 
 
 Coons, Dee (Bessie) Ch Raymond, New 
 Berlin Rt 29, twp New Berlin, Sec 
 22 T190a J. Krais (1867) 
 
 *Coons, G. W. (Annie) New Berlin Rt 
 30, tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 
 2 T40a J. P. Coons (1875) 
 
 *Coons, J. L. (Lou) New Berlin Rt 30, 
 tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 
 36 O80a (1871) 
 
 Coontz, George (Emma) Ch William, 
 Jackson, Lee, Ray, Virgil, May, 
 Springfield Rt 9, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec. 29 T120a J. B. Crane 
 (1889) 
 
 *Coontz, W. A. (Bessie) Ch Raymond, 
 Virginia, George, William, Deloris, 
 Springfield Rt 9, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 33 T220a W. A. Pyle 
 (1892) 
 
 Cooper, Eugene (Essie) Ch Dorothy, 
 Sherman Rt 25, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 24 T400a 
 Thomas Sudduth (1882) 
 
 *Cooper, Ira (Linda) Ch Ralph, Sus- 
 anna, Louis, Carl, Helen, Buffalo 
 Hart Rt 36, tel Williamsville, twp 
 Williams, Sec 24 T200a Langston 
 Estate (1905) 
 
 *Cooper, John T. (Emnm) Ch Robert, 
 John, Williamsville 'fit 26, tel Wil- 
 liamsville, twp Williams, Sec 2 T105a 
 Taylor & Jones (1882) 
 
 *Cooper, Mark A. (Bessie) Farming- 
 dale Rt 14, tel Riddle Hill, twp Gard- 
 ner, Sec 15 T265a Mark A. Cooper 
 (1889) 
 
 Cooper, R. (Lydia) Ch W. H., A. P., 
 Myrial, Catherine, Dawson, twp Me- 
 chanicsburg, Sec 5 T182a W. H. 
 Scully Estate 
 
 Cooper, W. J. (Julia) Ch Arthur, Gar- 
 nett, Rochester Rt 18, twp Rochester, 
 Sec 26 OlOOa (1844) 
 
 Copeland, Bennett J. (Lilly) Ch Evelyn, 
 Bernice, Chatham Rt 15, tel Chat- 
 ham, twp Woodside, Sec 32 Farm- 
 hand for J. P. Stout (1916) 
 
 Copeland, James E. (Netta) Ch John, 
 William, Maude, Helen, Velma, Illi- 
 opolis Rt 58, tel Buffalo, twp Lanes- 
 ville, Sec 7 T160a Henry Robson 
 (1895) 
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Copeland, O. F. (Lora) Ch Daniel, 
 Helen, Lois, Robert, Illiopolis Rt 3, 
 tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 22 
 O80a (1877) 
 
 Copeland, W. C. (Maude) Ch Lercy, 
 Ruth, Lois, Rochester Rt 18, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 25 O80a (1886) 
 Copple, Virgel (Elma) Mechanicsburg, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 26 Foreman 
 for Ed Noel (1903) 
 
 Corea, Frank (Ella) Ch Marion, Harry, 
 Walter, Margaret, Springfield Rt 7, 
 twp Clear Lake, Sec 33 T160a Henry 
 Bunn (1916) 
 
 Cordell, Lewis (Dorcas) Ch Forrest, 
 Emma, Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, 
 Sec 11 T200a C. P. Powers (1907) 
 Cordes, Albert (Minnie) Farmingdale 
 Rt 13, twp Gardner, Sec 7 T247a 
 Michael Corder (1879) 
 Cordes, Michael (Dina) Ch Albert, 
 Herman, Anna, Johanna, Farming- 
 dale Rt 13, tel Pleasant Plaines, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 7 O248a (1877) 
 *Cordier, W. J. (Minnie) Springfield 
 Rt 1, tel Springfield, twp Springfield, 
 Sec 36 O20a (1892) 
 *Correll C. D. (Violet) Ch Rule, 
 Barbara, Simpson, Illiopolis Rt 223, 
 tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 18-19 
 O680a (1878) 
 
 Correll, Stephen Ch Mary, Dawson Rt 
 21, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 26 O80a 
 (1841) 
 
 *Correll, T. G. (Nettie) Ch Virginia, 
 
 Springfield Rt 10, tel Springfield, 
 
 twp Springfield, Sec 19 O26a (1884) 
 
 *Correll, W. H. (Elizabeth) Ch Sallie, 
 
 Pleasant Plaines Rt 40, tel Pleasant 
 
 Plaines, <twp Cattwright, Sec 25- 
 
 N. W. O212a (1837) 
 
 Correll, William (Mary) Dawson Rt 21, 
 
 tel Buffalo, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 
 
 17 O40a (1870) 
 
 *Corrington, C. F. (Hattie) "Catalpa 
 Grove Stock Farm" New Berlin Rt 
 31, tel New Berlin, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 26-S. W. 
 
 *Corrington, Mrs. Cecelia Ch Thomas, 
 Charles, Anna, Joseph, Henry, Mary, 
 Nellie, Katherine, Cecelia, New Ber- 
 lin Rt 29, tel Boynton, twp Island 
 Grove, Sec 9 O151a (1881) 
 
 *Corson, Nathan (Essie) Ch Reuben, 
 Pleasant Plaines Rt 43, tel Pleasant 
 Plaines, twp Cartwright, Sec 25-N 
 O215a (1901) 
 
 Corwine, T. J. (Ella) Ch Richard, 
 Amos, Mabel, Florence, Bessie, 
 Nellie, Springfield Rt 7, tel S'pring- 
 neld, twp Springfield, Sec 36 OlOa 
 (1902) 
 
 *Costant, Harry (Minnie) Illiopolis Rt 
 56, tel Illiopolis, twp Uliopolis, Sec 
 31 O160a (1900) 
 
 *Coste|la, Robt. (Jane) Ch Robert, 
 James, William, Mary, Buffalo Hart 
 36, twp Buffalo, Sec 20 O90a (1879) 
 
 Coton, C. W. (Hettie) Ch vernon, 
 Mechanicsburg Rt 61, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, twp Lanesville, Sec 30 Fore- 
 man for James Hamilton (1915) 
 
 Cottrell, Mrs. Mary C. Ch Oscar, Julia, 
 Chatham Rt 15, tel Chatham, twp 
 Curran, Sec 36 Summer Home (1908) 
 
 Cotuleo, Mrs. Maggie (Marie) Mart, 
 Henry, Jessie, Leonard, Almear, L., 
 Cornland Rt 1, twp Buffalo Hart, 
 Sec 15 O173a (1873) 
 
 *Coughlin, Catherine Ch Thomas, 
 James, Florence, Jeremiah, Cather- 
 ine, Vincent, Cantrall Rt 28, tel- 
 Cantrall, Sec 25 O142a (1902) 
 
 *Couglin, Thomas J. (Hannah) Ch 
 Mary, Julia, Hannah, Cantrall Rt 28, 
 twp Salisbury, Sec 24 O90a (1897) 
 
 *Coulter, Earl C. New Berlin Rt 30, 
 tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 
 21 O183a (1876) 
 
 Council, John (Lillian) Sherman Rt 25, 
 tel Williamsville, twp Fancy Creek, 
 Sec 14 T268a William Council 
 (1916) 
 
 *Council, Emerson (Edith) Ch Loraine, 
 Sherman Rt 25, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 14 T290a 
 (1885) 
 
 Council, William (Annie) Ch John, 
 Edna, Harley, Catherine, Williams- 
 ville Rt 26, tel Williamsville, twp 
 Williams, Sec 11 O160a (1863) 
 
 Council, George (Evelyn) Ch Lucille, 
 Wayne, Springfield Rt 9, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Woodside, Sec 17 T160a P. 
 R. Sullivan (1905) 
 
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 43 
 
 *Courier, Samuel (Etta) Ch Lillian, 
 Pearl Pleasant Plaines Rt 40, tel 
 Ashland, twp Cartwright, Sec 27 
 TSOOa Mrs. David Hill (1900j 
 
 Cowdry, C. C. (Inez) Ch Charles, Bur- 
 nun, Harry, Paul, Manley, Maxwell 
 Rt 37, twp Talkington, Sec 17 T80a 
 Mr. Robert Fox (1916) 
 
 Cox, Bert F. (Margaret) Curran Rt 11, 
 twp Gardner, Sec T36y 2 a S. H. 
 Cummins (1881) 
 
 Cox, Frank (Mary) Ch Marion, Clar- 
 ence, Wilbur, Albert, Helen, Farm- 
 ingdale Rt 14, twp Salisbury, Sec 28 
 Tla A. T. Miles (1877) 
 
 Cox, William (Elsie) Ch Kandered, 
 Springfield Rt 10, tel Springfield, twp 
 Springfield, Sec 44 Farmhand for R. 
 Perkins (1915) 
 
 Craft, Carl B. (Kate) Ch William, 
 Nellie, Mechanicsburg Gen. Del. twp 
 Mechanicsburg, Sec 26 Foreman for 
 Frank Hall (1871) 
 
 Craig, Alexander (Ethel) Ch Mary, 
 Rochester Rt 20, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 3 T80a Alexander 
 Craig (1883) 
 
 Craig, Alf. R. (Nora) Ch Orville, Don- 
 nie, Paul, Rochester Rt 18, tel 
 Rochester, twp Cooper, Sec 19 T135a 
 John McLain (1912) 
 
 Craig, Mrs. Mary A. Ch John, Jennie, 
 Rochester Rt 20, twp Rochester, Sec 
 33 O260a (1867) 
 
 Grain, J. H. (Katie) Ch Homer, Wilbur, 
 Rachael, Harold, Russell, Louis, 
 Malissa, Flora, Ed., Mechanicsburg, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 26 Foreman 
 (1916) 
 
 Crane, C. D. (Ellen) Ch William, Law- 
 son, Springfield Rt 9, tel Springfield, 
 twp Woodside, Sec 21 T80a W. A. 
 Pill (1867) 
 
 *Crane, Henry (Jessie) Ch Charles, 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 36, tel Riverton, twp 
 Williams, Sec 35 T236a C. M. Crane 
 
 *Cravens, Albert (Emma) Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 41, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 11 T286a A. S. Booth (1900) 
 
 *Cravens, Arthur (Georgia) Ch James, 
 Illiopolis Rt 55, tel Illiopolis, twp 
 niiopolis, Sec 22 T240a John Nelson 
 (1901) 
 
 *Cravens, Fred (Barbe) Ch May James, 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 36, tel Buffalo, twp 
 Buffalo Hart, Sec 28 T260a H. W. 
 Robsion (1905) 
 
 *Cravens, Robt. (Sarah) Ch Ancil, 
 Lucille, Illiopolis, tel Buffalo, twp 
 Lanesville, Sec 8 T266a (1883) 
 
 Cravens, Walker Buffalo Hart Rt 36, 
 tel Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 29 
 T320a J. W. Berry (1910) 
 
 Crawford, Frank (Etta) Ch Kathryn, 
 Illiopolis Rt 56, tel Illiopolis, twp 
 Illiopolis, Sec 1 T160a E. T. Comer 
 (1916) 
 
 Crawley, John (Anna) Ch Ernest, 
 Floyd, Springfield Rt 3, tel Riverton, 
 twp Ball, Sec 1 T58a (1869) 
 
 *Creamer, T. P. Illiopolis Rt 54, tel 
 Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 24 T300a 
 P. P. Correll 
 
 Crim, B. F. (Lydia) Ch Priscilla, 
 Vesta, Samuel, William, Springfield 
 Rt 5, tel Springfield, twp Springfield, 
 Sec 5 TlOOa D. W. Smith (1877) 
 
 Critshall, Jake (Viola) Ch Robert, 
 Louis, George, Mechanicsburg, tel 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, 
 Sec 26 Farmhand for Samuel Met- 
 calf (1909) 
 
 Crocker, Frank (Emma) Ch John, 
 Lucy, Teddy, Pawnee, twp Pawnee, 
 Sec 14 O160a (1862) 
 
 Crockett, Eugene (Julia) Rochester Rt 
 18, twp Rochester, Sec 27 u-tOa 
 (1872) 
 
 Cromley, John Riverton Rt 17, tel 
 Riverton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 24 
 O600a (1872) 
 
 Cromley, W. F. (Hannah) Ch Effie, 
 William, John, Florence, Riverton 
 Rt 17, tel Riverton, twp Clear Lake, 
 Sec 24 O40a (1870) 
 
 Croney, H. L. (Nora) Ch Lois, Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 41, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 16 O80a (1891) 
 
 Cronister, Harry (Margaret) Cantrall 
 Rt 28, twp Salisbury, S'ec 24 T60a M. 
 True (1898) 
 
 Crouse, Elmer (Alice) Ch Elsie, James, 
 Loam! Rt 34, tel Loami, twp Loami, 
 Sec 26 T170a G. T. Hall (1895) 
 
 Crouse, Eugene (Mabel) Ch Audra, 
 Auburn Rt 46, tel Verden, twp Talk- 
 ington, Sec 35 O80a (1896) 
 
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 *Crouse, S. F. Ch Bertha, Velma, Fay, 
 Cecil, Lowder Rt 38, tel Waverly, 
 twp Talkington, Sec 14 OlGOa (1892) 
 
 Crowder, A. V. (Martha) Glenarm Rt 
 22, twp Ball, Sec 35 TlOOa J. Lard 
 (1842) 
 
 Crowder, J. E. (Delia) Pawnee Rt 4-A, 
 twp Pawnee, Sec 8 T80a Mrs. Fun- 
 derbunk (1862) 
 
 Crowder, Roy (Alice) Glenarm Rt 22, 
 twp Ball, Sec 35 T( )a J. F. Lard 
 (1897) 
 
 Crowder, W. E. (Cordelia) Ch Clifford, 
 Loraine, Glenarm Rt 22, tel Pawnee, 
 twp Divernon, Farmhand for Chester 
 Baker (1870) 
 
 Crowl, Floyd Y. (Leona) Rochester Rt 
 18, twp Rochester, Sec 4 T80a oliver 
 Dunn (1891) 
 
 *Crowley, Michael (Susan) Ch James, 
 John, Winifred, Joseph, Michael, Cur- 
 ran Rt 12, tel Bell, twp Island Grove, 
 Sec 13 O200a (1902) 
 
 Cruze, O. H. (Anna) Lanesville, twp 
 Lanesville, Sec 7 Foreman for W. H. 
 Nichils (1916) 
 
 Culberson, James (Anna) Maxwell Rt 
 37, twp Loami, Sec 33 Foreman for 
 Otis Deatherage (1916) 
 
 *Cu!limore, Charles (Florence) Glen- 
 arm Rt 24, twp Ball, Sec 29 T2a 
 C. H. Scott (1890) , 
 
 Cullimore, J. F. (Anna) Ch Ruth, 
 Louis, Charles, Glenarm Rt 24, twp 
 Ball, Sec 28 T5a Henry Jacksworth 
 (1884) 
 
 Cullimore, Wm. L. (Mabel) Ch Wil- 
 liam, Chatham Rt 15, twp Ball, Sec 
 8 Farmhand for Charles H. Stevens 
 (1916) 
 
 Cummins, Anna M. Ch Lillie. Rosa, 
 Franklin, Springfield Rt 6, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 27 T( )a Edith Dyer 
 (1869) 
 
 Cummins, Dan (Sarah) "Sugar Creek 
 Cemetery" Glenarm Rt 24, tel Chat- 
 ham, twp Ball. Sec 29 T5a "Sugar 
 Creek Cemetery Board" (1890) 
 
 Cummins, Samuel Ch Nellie, James, 
 Ruth, Isabelle, Springfield Rt 10, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 13 O60a (1857) 
 
 Cummings, Joseph (Hattie) Ch Susan 
 Joseph, Springfield Rt 7, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Clear Lake, Sec 31 TSOa 
 Mrs. Wm. Cantrall (1900) 
 
 Cumins, Thomas B. Ch Herman, Mable, 
 Williamsville Rt 2, tel Williams- 
 ville, twp Williams, Sec 34 T160a J. 
 Is. Lester (1904) 
 
 Cumings, James (Dee) Ch Mary, 
 Donald, Williamsville. tel Williams- 
 ville. twp Williams, Sec 10 T640a 
 M. Cook (1913) 
 
 Cunningham, Burgess (Emma) Ch 
 Newton, Helena, Sherman Rt 25, tel 
 Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 7 
 T160a C. P. Kaine (1884) 
 
 Cundiff, George (S'allie) Ch James, 
 Nora, John, George, Chester, Curran 
 Rt 11, Sec 6 T14a Mrs. G. Cornell 
 (1900) 
 
 Cundiff, William H. (Malisa) "Spring 
 Bunch Farm" Mechanicsburg Rt 60, 
 tel Mechanicsburg, twp Mechanics- 
 burg, Sec 21 Foreman for E. P. Hall 
 
 Curry, Charles (Anna) Ch Ardury, 
 Francis, Charles, Allen, Springfield 
 Rt 8, tel Springfield, twp Clear Lake, 
 Sec 7 TSOa Amelia Curry (1909) 
 
 Curry, Mrs. Martha Ch Lester, Ande, 
 Vivian, Fay, Dawson Rt 21, tel Mech- 
 anicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 
 33 O140a (1882) 
 
 Curry, V. C. (Nora) Ch Vertus, Cecil, 
 Mildred, Buffalo Rt 59, twp Mech- 
 anicsburg, Sec 12 Foreman for J. 
 E. Herren (1916) 
 
 Curry, Orville (Vivian) Springfield Rt 
 8, tel Springfield, twp Springfield, 
 Sec 12 O90a (1896) 
 
 Curry, R. L. (Marie) Ch Ruth, Spring- 
 field Rt 8, tel Springfield, twp Spring- 
 field, Sec 13 O90a (1889) 
 
 *Curry, W. A. (Esther) Loami Box 162, 
 tel Loami, twp Loami Sec 11 T6a 
 Oscar Vincent (1908) 
 
 *Curtis, C. H. (Mary) Ch Thelma, 
 Cornland Rt 1, tel Buffalo, twp 
 Lanesville, Sec 20 T200a Ben Keck 
 (1912) 
 
 *Curtiss, William B. (Gertrude) Ch 
 Susan, Fred, Foster, Maxwell Rt 37, 
 tel Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 6 
 O200a (1871) 
 
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 Dabson, James (Merceina) Ch Lina, 
 
 Lizzie, Hel&n, Callia, Dorothy, Thomas 
 
 E., Bradley, Curran Rt 11, tel Riddle 
 
 Hill, twp Curran, Sec 16 Farmhand 
 
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 Dabson, Martha, Ch Logan, Glenarm 
 Rt 23, tel Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 
 9 (1912) 
 
 Daily William (Nellie) Ch Evert. 
 Cecil, Sherman Rt 25, tel Williams- 
 ville, twp Williams, Sec 20 T-240a 
 C. H. Edmonds (1910) 
 
 Dallas, Earl (Emma) Pawnee Rt 49, 
 twp Cotton Hill, Sec 21 T140a A. 
 Mathew (1898) 
 
 Dambacher, Geo. J. (Grace) Ch Mar- 
 garet, Nellie, George Jr., Francis, 
 Grace, Springfield Rt 6, tel Riddle 
 Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 34 T57a W. 
 W. Westhughes, (1895) 
 
 *Dannerberger, Silas (Edith) Ch 
 Louise, Frelan, John, Berlin, twp 
 Island Grove, S'ec 3 T150a James 
 Douglas Estate (1880) 
 
 *Danenberger, William J. (Victoria) 
 Ch Jessie, Richard, Benjamin, Custer 
 Rt 53, tel Rochester, twp Cooper, 
 Sec 32 T240 Dr. Bell (1869) 
 
 Darling, Frank (Lizzie) Ch Ellie, 
 Annie, Mary, Will, Rosey, .John, 
 Ernest, Elmer, Cantrall Rt 28, tel 
 Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, S'ec 31 
 O280 (1872) 
 
 Darling, W. S> (Ethel) Ch Oliver, 
 Selby, Emery, Byron, lona, Spring- 
 field Rt 5, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 36 
 T400a C. M. Woods (1916) 
 
 Darnell, Agnes Ch Mary, Scott, James, 
 John, Stephen, Jessie, Benn, Lillie, 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 36, tel Williamsville 
 twp Williams, S'ec 24 O80a (1851) 
 
 *Darna!l, Charles A. (Florence) Ch 
 Roscoe, Mechanicsburg Rt 60, tel 
 Mechanicsburg-Rochester, twp Coop- 
 er, Sec 4 O220a (1867) 
 
 *Darnall, B. Frank (Sarah) Ch Ernest, 
 Maryland, LaRue, Mechanicsburg, tel 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Cooper, Sec 5 
 O230a (1861) 
 
 *Darnall, Hilary W. (Catherine) Mech- 
 anicsburg Rt 61, tel Mechanicsburg, 
 twp Cooper, Sec 4 O80a (1862) 
 
 Dashner, Francis (Rebecca) Ch Pearl, 
 Jesse, Mary, Leslie, Aldin, Margaret, 
 Springfield Rt 6, tel Riddle Hill, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 33 TOla Mrs. Geo. 
 Babcock (1903) 
 
 *Daubard, John (Mary) Pleasant Plains 
 Rt 40, tel Pleasant Plains, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 2 O375a T 95a 
 Roy Davin (1882) 
 
 *Daubard, John Jr. (Lee) Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 40, tel Pleasant Plains, 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 2 T130a W. 
 P. Lahey (1892) 
 
 Daughenbaugh, Martin (Loretta) 
 Springfield Rt 7, twp Clear Lake, 
 Sec 34 O50a (1867) 
 
 Daughenbaugh, T. J. (Eleanor) Spring- 
 field Rt 3, tel Springfield, twp Wood- 
 side, Sec 9 T123a George Pasfield 
 (1909) 
 
 Davenport, Ed(L.B.)Ch Earl, Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 43, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 35 Q33a (1864) 
 
 *Davenport, Jesse C. (May) Ch Frank, 
 Alberta, John, Dorothy, Maxwell Rt 
 37, tel Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 
 3 T166a Walter McCormick (1903) 
 
 Davenport, Willis (Birtie) Ch Helen, 
 Raymond, Orville, Blanche, Hazel, 
 Ralph, Springfield Rt 5, tel S'pring- 
 field, twp Springfield, Sec 4, T230a 
 A. L. Converse 
 
 *Davin, F. R. Pleasant Plains Rt 40, 
 tel Pleasant Plains twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 11 O160a (1886) 
 
 Davin, Mary A. Pleasant Plains Rt 40, 
 tel Pleasant Plains, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 11 O160a (1892) 
 
 *fDavis, Ernest R. (Hedieni) Oh Mildred, 
 Jane, Pawnee Rt 49, twp Pawnee, 
 Sec 4 O320a (1887) 
 
 Davis, Charles (Alice) Ch Lonnie, 
 Reba, Virden Rt 42, twp Divernon, 
 Sec 33 T30a Arthur Dupy (1915) 
 
 Davis, C. W. (Blanche) Ch Ruth, Wal- 
 ter, Grace, Gladis, Auburn Rt 44, tel 
 Auburn, twp Talkington, Sec 12 
 T160a C. B. Smith (1897) 
 
 Davis, E. E. (Hattie) Ch Rachel, 
 Williamsville Rt 26, tel Williams- 
 ville, twp Williams, Sec 32 T160a 
 J. C. Ellis (1912) 
 
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 46 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Davis, George F. Ch Aurelia, Gerald, 
 Auburn Rt 44, twp Loami, Sec 36 
 T240a M. P. Hurley (1848) 
 
 Davis, Herbert (Allie) Ch Elmer, Rolla, 
 Everette, Ralph, Marie, Roy, Irene, 
 Hazel, Pawnee Rt 49, tel Pawnee, 
 twp Pawnee, Sec 8 O80a (1905) 
 
 Davis, Ira F. (Julia) Ch Edith, Alberta, 
 Nora, Goldie, Alta, Otie, Fredie, Lulu, 
 Pawnee Rt 51, twp Pawnee, Sec 32 
 Farmhand for Mr. McCormick (1917) 
 
 Davis, J. (Bertha) Ch Jessie, Edna, 
 Raymond, Bessie, Russell, Alice, Cur- 
 ran Rt 12, twp Curran Sec 29 T115a 
 Alfred Workman (1987) 
 
 Davis, J. E. (Halla) Ch Secrena, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 39, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 29 Farmhand for M. F. 
 Miels (1886) 
 
 Davis, John (Louisa) Glenarm Rt 24, 
 twp Ball, Sec 32 T47a J. Margrave 
 (1872) 
 
 *Davis, Lester (Harriett) Ch Walter, 
 Glenn, Robert, Helen, Auburn Rt 44, 
 twp Auburn, T-270a J. W. Dodd 
 (1851) 
 
 Davis, Roy D. (Clara) Ch Herschel, 
 Marjorie, Auburn Rt 44, tel Auburn, 
 twp Auburn, Sec 7 T80a Robert 
 Kraven (1880) 
 
 Davis, Thomas (Maud) Ch Mary, 
 Emma, S'aphrona, Curran Rt 12, twp 
 Chatham, Sec 4 T-a Sarah E. Bivfti 
 (1882) 
 
 *Davis, Thomas O. (Mary) Ch Sara, 
 Margaret, John, George, Curran Rt 
 11, tel Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 
 17 T80a Mrs. Thomas Dee Val (1872) 
 
 Davis, William (Maggie) Ch Edith, 
 Loren, Norman, Springfield, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 2 
 O8a (1878) 
 
 Davis, William F. (Bertha) Ch Velma, 
 Lawrence, Helen, Farmingdale Rt 13, 
 twp Salisbury, Sec 30 Tla Dr. Hal- 
 bert (1916) 
 
 Davis, W. J. (Mary) Ch Ethel, Mamie, 
 Maggie, Roy, Claudie, Harvey, Paw- 
 nee Rt 52, tel Divernon, twp Pawnee, 
 T240a Mrs. Mary Fletcher (1882) 
 
 Davidson, Etta Pawnee Rt 52, [tel 
 Divernon, twp Divernon, S'ec 3 O120a 
 (1912) 
 
 *Davidson, George W. (Anna) Ch 
 Flossie, Lelia, George, Pawnee Rt 
 52, tel Divernon, twp Divernon, Sec 
 11 O810 (1855) 
 
 Dawson, A. N. (Ellen) Ch Lyman, 
 Harold, Roland, Donna, Buffalo, tel 
 Buffalo, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 16 
 T244 Elizabeth Sculley (1912) 
 
 Dawson, Clinton (Edith) Ch Dorothy, 
 Clinton, Virginia, Chatham Rt 15 tel 
 Chatham, twp Woodside, Sec 32 
 O80a (1891) 
 
 Dawson, H. M. (Anna) Ch Nettie, 
 Leonard, Clinton, Mary, Henry, Nel- 
 lie, Chatham Rt 15, tel Chatham, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 32 O80a (1892) 
 
 Dawley, J. C. Rochester Rt 18, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 10 T80a Mrs. J. J. 
 Highmore (1861) 
 
 Day, James (Mary) Ch Carrie, Emma, 
 Willia, James, Grace, Ida, Bertha, 
 Farmingdale Rt 13, tel Riddle Hill, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 32 O30a (1882) 
 
 Day, James Jr. (Mary) Grace, Roy, 
 Florence, Rosella, Elsie, Farming- 
 dale Rt 13, Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 30 Farmhand for Harry Happer 
 (1888) 
 
 Day, Samuel (Christine) Ch Catherine, 
 Rosa, Springfield Rt 6 twp Gardner, 
 S'ec 34 T7y 2 a W. W. Kelley (1882) 
 
 Deatherage, Otis (Daisy) Ch Bernice, 
 Allen, Woodrow, Maxwell Rt 37, tel 
 Waverly, twp Loami, Sec 33 T40a 
 Mrs. Mary Deatherage (1908) 
 
 *Deboe, James G. Glenarm Rt 23 tel 
 Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 2 O114a 
 (1857) 
 
 Deetkus, Dominick (Anna) Ch Al- 
 phonse, Frank, Pawnee Rt 52, twp 
 Pawnee, Sec 5 O12y 2 a 
 
 Defrales, Lawrence (Lutitia) Ch Fern, 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 35, tel Elkhart, twp 
 Williams, Sec 36 T160a Hughes Dil- 
 ler (1892) 
 
 DeFrates, Manuel (Elizabeth) Spring- 
 field Rt 1, tel Riverton, twp Clear 
 Lake, Sec 22 OlOa (1705) 
 
 Degner, Fred (Bertha) Ch Mary, Will, 
 Otto, Albert, Henry, Arthur, Clara, 
 Francis, Emma, Paul, Springfield Rt 
 5, tel Springfield, twp S'pringfield, 
 Sec 21 O39a (1882) 
 
 Delay, Bert (Emma) Ch Cecil, Gladys, 
 Ross, Clinton, Glenarm Rt 22, tel 
 Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 18 
 T80a Charles Delay (1875) 
 
 Delherage, William (Julia) Springfield 
 Rt 5, tel Springfield, twp Springfield, 
 Sec 21 T2a H L. Lightfoot (1887) 
 
 Demmett, J. S. (Millie) Ch Floyd, 
 Millie, Lena, Illiopolis Rt 56, tel llli- 
 opolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 26 O120a 
 (1883) 
 
 DeMez, Geo. (Kathryn) Springfield Rt 
 1, twp Clear Lake, Sec 29 O35a 
 (1897)
 
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 47 
 
 Denkert, August (Bertha) Ch Carl, 
 Arnold, Albert, Esther, Riverton Rt 
 17, tel Riverton, twp Clear Lake, 
 O19a (1882) 
 
 Dennis, T. L. (Mary) Ch Charles, Max- 
 well Rt 37, tel Waverly, twp Talk- 
 ington, See 6 TlOOa F H. Curtis 
 (1916) 
 
 Denison, James (Sarah) Ch Rebecca, 
 Russel, Robin, Williamsville Rt 26, 
 tel Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 
 
 3 O318a Mabel Cook (1914) 
 Denison, Ralph (Cora) Ch Edna, Ruby, 
 
 Eva, Lena, Emma, Cecil, Williams- 
 ville, tel Williamsville, twp Will- 
 iams, Sec 33 Tl60a A. L. Stuttle 
 (1903) 
 
 Denton, Henry (Dora) Ch Clarabelle, 
 Rochester Rt 18, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cooper Sec 19 T200 F. H. Ommel 
 (1902) 
 
 Denton, John (Sadie) Ch Hazel, 
 Charles, Rochester Rt 18 twp Roches- 
 ter Sec 12 Farmhand for W. S. Wood- 
 ruff (1902) 
 
 Denton, Luther (Mary) Ch Grace, Ruth, 
 Frank, Warren, Nellie, Springfield Rt 
 
 4 twp Gardner Sec 28 T40a Eunice 
 Rogers (1913) 
 
 Denton, W. A. (Jennie) Ch Hazel. 
 Ruby, Springfield Rt 10 tel Spring- 
 field, twp Springfield, Sec 9 OlOa 
 (1887) 
 
 DeSilva, William (Mary) Ch Harold, 
 Springfield Rt 10 tel Springfield twp 
 Springfield Sec 5 O75a (1884) 
 
 Desiwa, Marin (Annie) Ch Percy, 
 Cantrall Rt 28 twp Fancy Creek Sec 
 28 O80a (1882) 
 
 *Derry, Columbus (Grace) Ch George, 
 Cornell, Anna, Mary, Cutter Rt 53 
 tel Ediburg, twp Cotton Hill Sec 24 
 O160a (1857) 
 
 DeSouza, C. (Maude) Ch Roy, Dawson 
 Rt 21 tel Mechanicsburg twp Me- 
 chanicsburg Sec 2 T67a Homer E. 
 Townsen (1885) 
 
 DeSouza, Frank (Jessie) Dawson Rt 21 
 tel Mechanicsburg twp Mechanics- 
 burg Sec 33 T120a C. B. DeSouza 
 (1890) 
 
 *DeSouza, Manuel (May) Ch Mar- 
 guerite, Dawson Rt 21, tel Mechan- 
 icsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 33 
 T80a C. B. DeSouza (1892) 
 
 Devocelle, Amob (Mary) Ch Frank, 
 Lizzie, Francis, Cantrall Rt 1 twp 
 Fancy Creek Sec 16 O2a (1903) 
 
 Devocelle, Amob (IVa) Ch Mildrew, 
 Beulah, Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, 
 Sec 16 O5a (1897) 
 
 Dewitt, J. W. (Viola) Ch Emma, 
 Loami Rt 33 twp New Berlin Sec 35 
 Foreman for Joseph Roth (1816) 
 
 Dick, Joe (Nellie) Ch Carl, Shearl, 
 Cantrall Rt 27 tel Cantrall twp 
 Fancy Creek Sec 16 T2a Mrs. Kelly 
 
 Dickenson, Rastus (Laura) Ch Aman- 
 da, Blanche, Illiopolis Rt 55, tel Illi- 
 opolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 26 O280a 
 (1860) 
 
 Dickerson, C. A. (Reba) Ch Elmer, 
 Illiopolis Rt 55 tel Illiopolis twp Illi- 
 opolis Sec 24 T102a Geo. Pior 
 
 *Dickerson, C. E. (Ruth) Illiopolis Rt 
 55 tel Illiopolis twp Illiopolis Sec 24 
 T240a A. Dickerson (1893) 
 
 Dickerson, Charles (Illie) Ch Noi, 
 Edna, Estella, Sherman Rt 25 tel Wil- 
 liamsville twp Williams Sec 2a O240a 
 (1867) 
 
 Dickerson, Howard (Emma) Ch S'arah, 
 Chatham Rt 15 tel Chatham twp 
 Ball Sec 5 T30a Mrs. Harmon (1917) 
 
 Dickerson, Louise, Illiopolis Rt 55 tel 
 Illiopolis twp Illiopolis Sec 24-25 
 O103a (1863) 
 
 Dickerson, Charles (Martha) Ch Her- 
 schel, Oscar, Asa, Rochester Rt 20 
 tel Rochester twp Cotton Hill O60a 
 (1854) 
 
 Dickerson, Oscar (Alice) Ch Harold, 
 Elva, Custer Rt 53 tel Rochester twp 
 Cotton Hill Sec 11 T60a W. F. Mottar 
 (1876) 
 
 Dickey, Ed (Myrtle) Ch Arlo, Otha, 
 Geraldine, David, Anna, Chatham Rt 
 15 tel Chatham twp Ball Sec 5 T220 
 Ray and Sam Stout (1909) 
 Dickey, William (Julia) Ch Lena, Hula. 
 Opal, Duam, Lois, Glenarm Rt 23, tel 
 Rochester, twp Ball, Sec 15 T200a S. 
 J. Stout (1906) 
 
 Didlape, E. D. (Gertrude) Auburn Rt 47 
 tel Auburn, twp Divernon, Sec 7 
 O77a (1892) 
 
 *Dierks, William (Anna) Ch Norman, 
 Clarence, Alma, Henry, Springfield 
 Rt 4 tel Pleasant Plains twp Gard- 
 ner Sec 21 T180a G. Gardner (1916) 
 
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 *Dikis, I. A. (Ida) Ch Alfred, Hugh, 
 Maxwell Rt 37 tel Waverly twp Talk- 
 ington Sec 4 O380a (1875) 
 
 Dillard, J. L. (Hanna) Ch Georgiana, 
 Pleasant Plains twp Cartwright Sec 
 31 Foreman for W. Robinson (1913) 
 
 Dillard, Luther, Springfield Rt 10 tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, T80a 
 W. R. Dillard (1877) 
 
 *Dillon Bros, Auburn Rt 47 twp Di- 
 vernon Sec 6 O240a (1869) 
 
 *Dippel, H. J. (Alice) Ch Mattie, 
 George, Loami Rt 32 tel Waverly 
 twp Maxwell Sec 13 O141a (1885) 
 
 Dlsko, Harry (Anna) Ch John, Pauline, 
 Harry, Jr., Michael, Cantrall Rt 28 
 twp Salisbury Sec 35 T73 Edward 
 Henry (1908) 
 
 Disney, Rufas, Ch Golda, Bertha, Ches- 
 ter, Orvil, Bulah, Dawson Rt 21 tel 
 Buffalo twp Mechanicsburg Sec 21 
 Foreman for Arthur Dawson (1871) 
 
 Dlsque, John (Sophia) Ch Fred, Otto, 
 Emma, Ralph, Farmingdale Rt 13, 
 twp Salisbury, Sec 31 O93 (1894) 
 
 Dively, Richard (Jessie) Ch Violet, Am- 
 hold, Custer Rt 53 tel Rochester twp 
 Cooper Sec 30 T80a M. J. Ross (1892) 
 
 Dlxon, J. R. (Cora) Ch Lizzie, Thelma, 
 Willard, Buffalo Rt 59, twp Buffalo 
 Hart, Sec 36 (1876) 
 
 Dixon, Tom (Mamie) Ch Paul Pawnee 
 Rt 52, twp Pawnee, Sec 6 Farmhand 
 for Ed Young (1915) 
 
 Doan, George F. (Salome) Ch Joseph, 
 Alice, George, John, Lydia, Spring- 
 field Rt 3 tel Springfield twp Wood- 
 side Sec 41 O320a (1857) 
 
 Doan, John (Agnes) Ch Denzil, Paul- 
 ine, Springfield Rt 3 tel Springfield 
 twp Woodside Sec 13 T120a G. F. 
 Doan (1893) 
 
 Doan, Joseph A. (Amy) Rochester Rt 
 19 tel Rochester twp Rochester Sec 
 19 T120a Henry J. Bruce (1887) 
 
 *Dobbins, J. A. (Marjorie) Ch Robert, 
 John, Pleasant Plains Rt 41 twp 
 Cartwright Sec 22 O80a (1885) 
 
 Dobson, John H. (Vera) Ch Henry, 
 Glenarm Rt 23 tel Chatham twp Ball 
 Sec 9 Farmhand for Charles Steven- 
 son (1911) 
 
 Dodd, Mrs. Elizabeth, Ch Charles, 
 James, Vivian, Lowder Rt 35, tel 
 Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 15 
 T80a B. Mitchell (1866) 
 
 *Dodd, George F. (Beatrice) Ch Bes- 
 sie, Carson, Isaac, Loami Rt 34, tel 
 Loami twp Loami Sec 23 O79a (1865) 
 
 Dodd, J. E., Maxv ell Rt 37 tel Waverly 
 twp Talkington Sec 11 O80a (1851) 
 
 Dodd, Jesse (Grace) Ch Arthur, Lloyd, 
 Florence, Stephen, Goldie, Loami Rt 
 33 tel Chatham twp Chatham Sec 3 
 O240a (1876) 
 
 *Dodds, John (Elizabeth) Ch Dorothy, 
 John, "Brookside," Glenarm Rt 24 tel 
 Auburn twp Ball Sec 32 T193a Mrs. 
 M. J. Dodds (1879) 
 
 *Dodd, Melvin (Lucy) Ch Leora, Les- 
 ter, Walter, Stuart, Loam! Rt 34, tel 
 Loami twp Loami Sec 27 O70a (1873) 
 
 Dodd, Theodore (Orph) Curran Rt 12 
 tel Chatham twp Curran Sec 28 T80a 
 Alfred Workman (1878) 
 
 Dodd, W. L. (Katie) Ch David, -Mary, 
 Anna, Sarah, Mabel, Sidney, Homer, 
 William, "Quality Stock Farm," 
 Loami Rt 34 tel Loami twp Chatham 
 Sec 18 O16a (1869) 
 
 Dodson, Mrs. L., Four children, Illiopo- 
 lis Rt 56 tel Tlliopolis twp Illiopolis 
 Sec 30 T200a Henry Fiat (1864) 
 
 Dodson, Roy (Mabel) Ch Maxene, Illi- 
 opolis Rt 56 tel Illiopolis twp Illiopo- 
 lis Sec 32 T80a Mrs. J. Vale (1916) 
 
 Dold, Verena, Ch Amelia, Henry, Jo- 
 seph, Frank.Springfield Rt 4 tel 
 Springfield twp Springfield Sec 29 
 O25a (1867) 
 
 Donathan, Robert (Carrie) Ch Ralph, 
 Bessie, Springfield Rt 10 twp Gardner 
 Sec 12 (1904) 
 
 Donohua, Michael Ch Katie, Michael, 
 Adeline, Springfield Rt 6 tel Spring- 
 field twp Gardner Sec 35 O32a (1867) 
 
 Donovan, Michael (Mary) Ch John, 
 Michael, Dennis, Mary, Springfield 
 Rt 5 tel Springfield twp Springfield 
 Sec 21 T46a W. Miller (1897) 
 
 Doolin, Arthur (Helen) Ch Margaret, 
 Maxwell Rt 37 tel Waverly twp Talk- 
 ington Sec 9 T240a H. O. Moffett 
 (1185) 
 
 Doolin, Thomas, Ashland Rt 2 twp 
 Cartwright Sec 27 O89a (1860) 
 
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 49 
 
 Doolin, Timothy W. (Sarah) Ch Fran- 
 ces, Francis, Thomas, Timothy, Ash- 
 land Rt 2 twp Cartwright Sec 27 
 T83a Thomas Doolin (1878) 
 
 Doom, Elmer (Jessie) Ch William, 
 Paul, Melvin, Lyle, Velda, Cantrall 
 Rt 28 tel Cantrall twp Salisbury Sec 
 25 T160a Wm. Mulcahy (1916) 
 
 Douglas, Mrs. Minnie, Ch Minnie, 
 James, John, Samuel, New Berlin Rt 
 29 tel Boynton twp Island Grove Sec 
 5 O160a (1873) 
 
 *Douglass, W. H. (Nancy) Ch Ruth, 
 Russell, Loami Rt 33 tel Waverly twp 
 Loami Sec 2 T187a M. F. Cloyd 
 (1866) 
 
 *Dovon, Timothy (Mary) Eight chil- 
 dren, Illiopolis Rt 56 tel Illiopolis twp 
 Illiopolis Sec 29 O160a (1889) 
 
 Dowling, John P. (Matilda) Ch Maude, 
 James, Theodore, Birdie, Curran Rt 
 11 twp Curran Sec 4 O75a (1876) 
 
 Downing, V. S. (Susan) Ch Alexander, 
 Luella, Glenarm Rt 23 tel Rochester 
 twp Ball Sec 2 O120a (1842) 
 
 Dozier, Charles W. (Daisy) Ch Frank, 
 Ray, Albert, Ralph, Ruth, Woodrow, 
 Thomas, Glenarm Rt 22 tel Pawnee 
 twp Cotton Hill Sec 30 O118a (1874) 
 
 Dozier, W. J. (Lettie) Pawnee Rt 52 
 twp Pawnee Sec 12 T120a Mrs. John 
 Dozier (1885) 
 
 Drancan, W. E. (Sarah) Ch Opal, 
 Agnes, Ruby, Stella, May, William, 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 36 tel Buffalo twp 
 Buffalo Hart Sec 21 O2a (1875) 
 
 *Draper, F. A. (Laura) Ch Lester, 
 Gladys, Divernon Rt 48 tel Divernon 
 twp Divernon S5ec 27 T160a Mrs. C. 
 J. Brown (1888) 
 
 Drendel, John (Ella) Ch Clarence, 
 Henry, Frank, May, John, Solan, 
 Pearl, Anna, Laura, Dorothy, Flor- 
 ence, Springfield Rt 5 twp Springfield 
 Sec 9 O40a (1867) 
 
 *Drennen, Arthur (Erma) Ch Martha, 
 John, Curran Gen. Del. tel Springfield 
 twp Curran Sec 14 T160a J. W. Work- 
 man (1885) 
 
 Drennan, B. C. (Nellie) Ch Henrietta, 
 Chatham Rt 15 tel Chatham twp Ball 
 Sec 20 T140a B. F. Drennan (1882) 
 
 Drennan, C. H. (Marie) Chatham Rt 
 15 tel Chatham twp Ball T202a B. 
 F. Drennan (1891) 
 
 *Drennan, C. F. (Kate) Ch Donald, Lee, 
 Katie, "Sunny Side Farm" Glenarm 
 Rt 24 tel Divernon twp Divernon 
 Sec 5 T245a (1869) 
 
 *Drennan, J. Frank, Loami Rt 34 tel 
 Waverly twp Loami Sec 12 TlOOa 
 Mrs., J. C. Drennan (1887) 
 
 Drennan, Joseph H. (Mattie) Ch Har- 
 riett, Chatham Rt 15 tel Chatham 
 twp Woodside Sec 29 OlOa (1857) 
 
 *Drennan, Robert W. (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Dorothy, Marguerite, "Wayside 
 Meadows," Glenarm Rt 24 tel Chat- 
 ham twp Ball Sec 29 O185a (1864) 
 
 *Drennan, S. L. (Alice) Ch Maria, 
 Chatham Rt 15 tel Chatham twp Ball 
 Sec 8 O190a (1871) 
 
 *Drennan, Walter (Cora) Ch Alfred, 
 Clarence, Harold, Glenarm Rt 24 tel 
 Divernon twp Divernon Sec 3 T160a 
 A. Drennan (1878) 
 
 *Drennan, Walter (Bessie) Ch Harry, 
 Lawrence, Springfield Rt2tel Spring- 
 field twp Curran Sec 23 T103a Mrs. 
 M. H. Drennan (1888) 
 
 *Drury, Arthur (Myrtle) Lowder Rt 38 
 tel Waverly twp Talkington Sec 14 
 T160a Mills & Stover (1878) 
 
 Dudley, Andy P. (Fanny) Ch Frank, 
 Ernest, Farmingdale twp Gardner 
 Sec 21 T240a Trvin Alvier (1916) 
 
 Duer, Mrs. C. M., Divernon Rt 48 tel 
 Divernon twp Divernon Sec 17 O80a 
 
 *Duewer, Fred, Sr. (Katherine) Ch 
 Frederick, George, Waverly Rt 1 tel 
 Waverly twp Maxwell Sec 23 O120a 
 (1876) 
 
 Duncan, T. Y., Auburn Rt 46 twp Talk- 
 ington Sec 24 Tla Mrs. W. P. Smith 
 (1907) 
 
 Duncan, W. R. Ch Edith, Murray, Edna, 
 William, Maxwell Rt 37 tel Waverly 
 twp Talkington Sec 9 T200a J. F. 
 Kennedy (1863) 
 
 Duewer, Frederic H. (Virgie) Waverly 
 Rt 1 tel Waverly twp Maxwell See 
 23 T80a Frederick W. Duewer (1894) 
 
 Duewer, H. C. (Kate) Ch John, Louise, 
 Carl, Clam, Katie, Sarah, Henry, Wil- 
 liam, Louis, Margaret, Casper, Wal- 
 ter Loami Rt 32 tel Waverly twp 
 Loami Sec 10 O108a (1899) 
 
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 Duewer, W. H. (Katharine) Ch Her- 
 man, Mary, Katharine, Florence, Car- 
 oline, Waverly Rt 1 tel Waverly twp 
 Maxwell Sec 23 O80a (1876) 
 
 Duffey, Ellen F. Ch Thomas, Mary, 
 James, Bertha, Springfield Rt 4 tel 
 Riddle Hill twp Gardner Sec 28 O20a 
 (1850) 
 
 Duffey, James (Martha) Ch Francis, 
 Rose, Gertrude, Dorothy, George, 
 Springfield Rt 6 tel Riddle Hill twp 
 Gardner Sec 33 T127a Will Housley 
 (1875) 
 
 Duffey, Jerry M. Ch Rachael, Spring- 
 field Rt 4 twp Gardner Sec 27 O5a 
 (1875) 
 
 *Duggan, John (Anna) Ch Thomas, 
 James, Yoigian, John, Marie, Ilene, 
 Buffalo Rt 59 tel Buffalo twp Buffalo 
 Hart Sec 34 T160a, Louis McDaniel 
 (1863) 
 
 Duncan, Chas. V. (Mary) Ch Henry, 
 Cathryn, Walter, Cantrall Rt 28 tel 
 Cantrall twp Salisbury Sec 23 OlOa 
 (1854) 
 
 Duncan, Henry F. Ch Wesley, Mary, 
 Henry, Cantrall Rt 28 twp Salisbury 
 Sec 23 TlOa Charles Duncan (1879) 
 
 Duncan, Sidney (Nora) Ch Clarence, 
 Moide, Addie, Orval, Pleasant Plains 
 twp Cartwright S'ec 5 O80a (1917) 
 
 *Duncan, Thomas S. (Hattie) Ch Mur- 
 ray, Ruth, Angle, Springfield Rt 4 tel 
 Pleasant Plaines twp Gardner Sec 16 
 O198a (1854) 
 
 Dunkett, C. A. (Virginia) Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 43 twp Cartwright Sec 
 34 O34a (1852) 
 
 Dunkle, J.T. (Emma) Pleasant Plaines 
 Rt 40 tel Pleasant Plaines twp Cart- 
 wright Sec 30 O150a (1858) 
 
 Dun lap, C. P. (Clara) Ch Gertrude, 
 Jean, Clarence, John, Cantrall Rt 27 
 tel Cantrall twp Fancy Creek Sec 22 
 TlOOa C. P. Dunlap (1865) 
 
 Dunlap, Dr. James A. (Dr. Sarah) Me- 
 chanicsburg Rt 60 twp Lanesville 
 Sec 7 O109a (1847) 
 
 Dunlap, Wm. H. (Anna) Ch George, 
 Benjamin, William, Rosene, "Locust 
 Grove Farm," New Berlin Rt 31 tel 
 Boynton twp Island Grove Sec 1 
 O200a (1869) 
 
 Dunn, H. J. (Mae) Five children, Mil- 
 opolis Rt 56 tel Illiopolis twp Illiopolis 
 Sec 26 T240a R. Dunn (1883) 
 
 Dunn, J. W. (Mary) Ch Benny, May, 
 Frank, Chatham Rt 1,6, tel Chatham 
 twp Chatham Sec 21 f 200a Levi Han- 
 ley (1905) 
 
 Dunn, R. F. (Francis) Ch Luella, Rich- 
 ard, Illiopolis Rt 58 tel Illiopolis twp 
 Illiopolis Sec 11 T97a Richard Dunn 
 (1879) 
 
 *Dunseth, G. M. (Mary) Ch Mildred, 
 Waverly Rt 1 tel Waverly twp Max- 
 well T160a G. W. Dunseth (1884) 
 
 *Dupy, Arthur (Grace) Ch Norma, 
 Dorothy, Pawnee Rt 52 tel Divernon 
 twp Pawnee Sec 13 T80a Mrs. Sarah 
 Dupy (1909) 
 
 Durham, J. K. (Ellen) Ch Thomas, 
 Ethel, Chatham twp Chatham Sec 4 
 Foreman for Pollie Belien (1888) 
 
 Durr, W. H. (Cora) Ch Vivian, Blanche, 
 Fern, Glenn, Myrl, Helen, Mary, Wil- 
 liam, Rochester Rt 18 twp Rochester 
 Sec 23 T71a E. P. Ferry. 
 
 Dyer, Edith B., Springfield Rt 6 twp 
 Gardner Sec 27 O95a (1837) 
 
 *Dyson, L. F. "Sugar Grove," Glenarm 
 Rt 24 tel Divernon twp Divernon 
 Sec 8 T520a Dyson Estate (1851) 
 
 *Eades, J. William (Edith) Ch Irene, 
 Cantrall Rt 28 tel Cantrall twp Salis- 
 bury sec 35 O148a (1909J 
 
 Ealey, J. C. (Jessie) Ch Clarence, Illi- 
 opolis Rt 55 tel Mechanicsburg twp 
 Lanesville sec 20 foreman for Char- 
 ley How 
 
 Ealey, W. L. (Martha) Ch Budd, Net- 
 tie, Rosco, Sylvia, Homer, Nora, 
 Thelma Illiopolis Rt 55 twp Illiopolis 
 Sec 34 T35a W. S. Bullard (1915) 
 
 Earles, C. P. (Effie) Ch Ethel, Huston, 
 Jackson, Fletcher, Arnold, Paul, 
 Loami Rt 33 twp Chatham Sec 6 
 T264a S. D. Seaman (1902) 
 
 Ernst, J. A. (Ida) New Berlin Rt 29 
 tel Boynton twp Island Grove Sec 14 
 O160 (1867) 
 
 Ernst, W. F. (Gertrude) Farmingdale 
 Rt 13 tel Pleasant Plains twp Gard- 
 ner Sec 7 O120a (1871)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 51 
 
 Easley, Mrs. Anna Ch Earnest, Stella, 
 Robert, Ralph, Flossie, Hazel, Ar- 
 thur, Glenarm Rt 24 tel Chatham twp 
 Ball sec 31 T200a R. H. Easley (1895) 
 Easley, E. Ross (Goldie) New Berlin Rt 
 31 twp Island Grove Sec 15 T24a 
 John Erickson (1913) 
 Easley, John (Fannie) Ch Charles, 
 Verna, Bessie, Divernon Rt 48 tel Di- 
 vernon twp Divernon Sec 18 T80a 
 Mrs. C. M. Duer. 
 
 Easley, Mrs. Sarah J. Ch Robert, 
 James, Glenarm Rt 23 twp Ball Sec 
 14 S. J. Stout (1910) 
 
 Easley, W. A. Chatham Rt 15 tel Chat- 
 ham twp Ball Sec 20 O70a (1858) 
 
 Ebe, Charles (Carrie) Ch George 
 Pawnee Rt 52 twp Pawnee Sec 17-8 
 T120a Perry Lewis (1915) 
 
 Ebinger, W. B. (Margaret) Ch Harry, 
 Rochester Rt 20 twp Rochester Sec 
 23 T156a Ed Miller (1867) 
 
 Eby, John W. (Cora) Ch Cletus, Mil- 
 dred, Oakel, Elburn, Divernon Rt 48 
 twp Divernon Sec 30 TlOOa P. M. 
 Sllloway (1875) 
 
 Echerd, R. L. (Leona) Ch Frederich 
 Auburn Rt 45 tel Auburn twp Au- 
 burn Sec 15 T80a H. M. Hart (1889) 
 
 Eckhardt, August (Paula) Ch Anna, 
 Louise, Frederick, Pleasant Plains 
 Rt 39 tel Boynton twp Island Grove 
 Sec 6 0340a (1882) 
 
 Eckhardt, J. G. (Anna) Ch Magdalene, 
 Anna, Ruth, Laomi Rt 32 tel Waverly 
 twp Loami Sec 3 O82a (1884) 
 
 Eddington, Samuel (Mary) Ch Samuel, 
 David, Charles, Walter, Mary, Ruth, 
 Springfield twp Woodside Sec 7 
 O13a (1901) 
 
 Edmands, George, Cantrall Rt 28 tel 
 Cantrall twp Salisbury Sec 25 O427a 
 (1877) 
 
 Edwards, Earl (Ruth) Ch John, Ad- 
 rean, Earl, Glenarm Rt 22 tel Roches- 
 ter twp Cotton Hill Sec 21 T126a 
 John Edwards (1887) 
 
 Edwards, John H. (Gertrude) Ch 
 Adrian, Buffalo tel Buffalo twp Me- 
 chanicsburg Sec 35 T120a L. Ed- 
 wards (1855) 
 
 Edwards, Oscar (Belle) Ch Ada, 
 Loami Rt 32 tel Loami twp Maxwell 
 Sec 9 O20a (1908) 
 
 *Edwards, Robert (Dora) Ch Richard, 
 Gene, Maxwell Rt 37 tel Loami twp 
 Maxwell Sec 32 O120a (1883) 
 
 *Eichorst, W. M. (Viola) Ch Orvil, 
 Cedric, Diller, Pleasant Plains Rt 39 
 tel Boynton twp Island Grove Sec 
 6 T200a Hughes Diller (1914) 
 
 Ellers, Roy (Effie) Ch Harriett, Eliza- 
 beth, Hazel, Raymond, Curran Rt 12 
 twp Curran Sec 30 T160a George 
 Pasfield (1900) 
 
 Eldredge, Earl (Ruth) Virden Rt 41 
 twp Talkington Sec 33 Farmhand for 
 F. Givens (1916) 
 
 Eldredge, W. J. (Rachael) Ch Wilbur, 
 Opal, Charles, Dorothy, Wilma, Di- 
 vernon Rt 48 twp Divernon Sec 28 
 Farmhand Chas. Sage (1876) 
 
 Elliott, Dosson (Ella) Ch Saul, Buffalo 
 Rt 59 tel Mechanicsburg twp Lanes- 
 ville Sec 29 T186a Mrs. Lillie Fancett 
 (1872) 
 
 Elliott, George Ch Herbert, Ethel, 
 Maurice, Merrill, Nellie, Loami Rt 34 
 tel Loami twp Loami Sec 24 T280a 
 Mrs. Alma Hutchinson (1914) 
 
 *Elliott, Henry (Phebe) Berlin tel 
 Boynton twp Island Grove Sec 17 
 O240a J. F. Elliott Estate (1850) 
 
 Elliott, John L. (Katheryn) Cantrall Rt 
 Rt 28 tel Cantrall twp Fancy Creek 
 Sec 21 O13a (1916) 
 
 Ellington, C. M. (Frances) Ch Crys- 
 tal, Buffalo Rt 1 tel Buffalo Hart twp 
 Buffalo Hart Sec 35 Foreman for 
 J. F. Ellington (1879) 
 
 Ellis, Leslie M. (Delia) Pleasant Plains 
 Rt 40 twp Cartwright Sec 11 Fore- 
 man for R. L. Sears (1917) 
 
 Ellis, Richard Y. (Flora) Ch Marie, 
 Louella, Springfield Rt 6 twp Gard- 
 ner Sec 36 O24a (1867) 
 
 Ellis, Thos. S. (Rettie) Ch Lulu, Farm- 
 ingdale Rt 14 tel Pleasant Plains twp 
 Gardner Sec 3 T91a Lynn Haughton 
 (1916) 
 
 Ellison, Frank (Cora) Ch David, Min- 
 nie, Joe, Frank, Glenn, Francis, Leo- 
 nora, Dorothy, Helen, Illiopolis Rt 
 55 twp Illiopolis Sec 35 T20a For- 
 tune (1903) 
 
 Ellwood, Hard (Carrie) Ch Helen, Jas- 
 per, Pleasant Plains Rt 43 twp Cart- 
 wright Sec 27 TSOOa Mrs. J. J. Harns- 
 berger (1907) 
 
 Elmore, Nelson (Julia) Ch Frank, Ola, 
 Charles, Warren, Bernice, Kenny, 
 Loami Bx 43 twp Loami Sec 11 T28a 
 P. D. Workman (1847) 
 
 *Elswick, C. V. (Minta) Ch Vernon, 
 Marjorie, Virginia, Bertha, Divernon, 
 tel Divernon twp S'angamon Sec 16 
 T120a Mrs. Lizzie Elswick (1903)
 
 52 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Emerson, W. A. (Anna) Ch Edith, Vir- 
 den Rt 42 tel Virden twp Divernon 
 T80a J. E. Merron (1916) 
 
 Emmons, Frank (Lizzie) Ch Genevieve, 
 Buffalo Rt 59 tel Buffalo twp Buffalo 
 Hart Sec 27 T210a (1871) 
 
 Enders, Toney (Mamie) Ch Nellie, 
 John, Margaret, Cantrall Rt 28 tel 
 Cantrall Sec 16 TlOa Mrs. Ralph 
 
 Engel, Edward (Annie) Ch Pauline, 
 Athens Rt 1 twp Fancy Creek Sec 
 32 O120a (1914) 
 
 Engelmann, Fred (Katie) Ch John, 
 Nellie, Mary Helen, Katherine, Au- 
 burn Rt 44 twp Chatham Sec 32 
 T160a H. L. Rothert (1892) 
 
 *England, H. H. (Mary) Ch Rena. 
 Louvena, Flora, William, Gladys, 
 Margaret, Jessie, Clara, Charles, 
 Cantrall Rt 27 tel Williamsville twp 
 Fancy Creek Sec 22 O320a (1847) 
 
 England, Isaac S. T. (Mary) Rochester 
 Rt 19 twp Rochester Sec 31 Farm- 
 hand for C. Price (1916) 
 
 *England, W. P. (Pearl) Ch Nellie, 
 Francis, Cantrall Rt 27 tel Cantrall 
 twp Fancy Creek S'ec 28 O40a (1875) 
 
 English, B. H. (Lizzie) Ch Stanley, 
 Mary, Frances, Ashley, Buffalo Hart 
 Rt 36 twp Buffalo Sec 27 (1865) 
 
 Enlow, George B. Rochester Rt 18 twp 
 Rochester Sec 2 T160a N. L. Baxter 
 (1899) 
 
 Enlow, Nelson (Crissie) Riverton Rt 17 
 tel Riverton twp Clear Lake Sec 23 
 O60a (1868) 
 
 *Enos, E. L. (May) Illiopolis Rt 56 tel 
 Illiopolis twp Illiopolis Sec 36 T160a 
 J. C. Loose (1873) 
 
 Enos, Mrs. Janie, Buffalo Hart Rt 36 
 tel Buffalo twp Buffalo Hart Sec 22 
 O80a (1852) 
 
 *Enos, J. A. (Mahel) Ch Dorothy, 
 Cornland Rt 1 tel Buffalo twp Buffalo 
 Hart Sec 22 O160a (1879) 
 
 Enos, W. E. (Bessie) Illiopolis Rt 56 tel 
 Illiopolis twp Illiopolis S'ec 25 T320a 
 J. Luth (1876) 
 
 Epler, S. D. (Ann) Pleasant Plains Rt 
 37 tel Pleasant Plains twp Cartwright 
 Sec 18 0440a (1850) 
 
 *Erickson, John E. (Hattie) Ch Wil- 
 liam, Edward, Harriett, New Berlin 
 Rt 31 twp New Berlin Sec 22 O587a 
 (1892) 
 
 Estill, Brimm (Elizabeth) Springfield 
 Rt 10 twp Springfield Sec 9 O20a 
 (1897) 
 
 Etherton, James (Mattie) Ch Ormande, 
 Reginald, Emmett, Bernard Dawson 
 Rt 21 tel Buffalo twp Mechanicsburg 
 Foreman for J. D. Watters (1884) 
 
 Etherton, R. M. (Margaret) Ch John, 
 Elizabeth, Ora, Elmer, Hazel, Edith, 
 Ruth, Mechanicsburg Rt 61 tel Me- 
 chanicsburg twp Mechanicsburg S'ec 
 35 T360a George Passfield (1879) 
 
 Etter, Mrs. Rose Ch Arthur Illiopolis Rt 
 55 tel Illiopolis twjp Illiopolis Sec 26 
 O106 2-3a (1885) 
 
 Eurbin, Arthur (Mabel) Virden Rt 42 
 tel Chatham twp Divernon Sec 34 
 Farmhand for Hindman & Himore 
 (1891) 
 
 Evans, David (Bernice) Ch Margaret, 
 Laomi Rt 32 tel Waverly twp Laomi, 
 Sec 10 O5a (1889) 
 
 Evans, Henry R. (Margaret) Ch Ora- 
 mel, Margaret, Robert, Reanes, Clara, 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 36 tel Riverton twp 
 Williams Sec 36 O252a (1873) 
 
 *Evans, Thomas (Maggie) Ch May, 
 David, Oscar, Loami Rt 32 tel 
 Waverly twp Loam! Stec 9 O44a 
 (1877) 
 
 *Evans, T. M. (Sarah) Ch William, 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 35 tel Buffalo twp 
 Buffalo Hart Sec 15 T350a E. S. 
 Lynn (1869) 
 
 Evans, William (Mary) Ch Tom, Buf- 
 falo Hart Rt 35 twp Williams Sec 22 
 O80a (1907) 
 
 Everett, Thomas, Buffalo twp Me- 
 chanicsburg Foreman for D. V. 
 Bricker (1889) 
 
 *Ewing, H. W. (Alice) Ch Albert, La- 
 Rue, Springfield Rt 10 tel Springfield 
 twp Springfield Sec 18 T160a W. Gill 
 (1885) 
 
 Fagan, Benjamin (Ida) Ch Bessie, 
 Herbert, Chatham Rt 15 tel Chatham 
 twp Ball Sec 16 Farmhand for Jake 
 Clayton (1856) 
 
 Fagan, W. G. (Annie) Ch George, El- 
 mer, Lester, Haley, Springfield Rt 10 
 tel Springfield twp Springfield Sec 
 19 O118a (1852)
 
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 53 
 
 *Fagg, A. (May) Ch Susan, Paul, 
 Luella, Mary, Fred, Gertrude, Sher- 
 man Rt 25 tel Williamsville twp 
 Fancy Creek Sec 25 O160a (1873) 
 
 Fahr, Charles H., Chatham Rt 16 tel 
 Chatham twp Chatham Sec 22 (1893) 
 
 Fahr, W. B. (Anna) Ch Barbara, 
 Charles, Alice, Christian, Elmer, 
 Martha, Chatham Rt 16 tel Chatham 
 twp Chatham Sec 22 O200a (1887) 
 
 Fahrenbacher, Charlie (Anna) Ch 
 Francis, Charles, Frank, Springfield 
 Rt 1 tel Springfield twp Springfield 
 Sec 30 T170a A. C. Farr (1882) 
 
 Fahrenbacher, Gus (Mary) Ch Frank, 
 Gilbert, Elmer, Springfield Rt 1 tel 
 Springfield twp Clear Lake Sec 30 
 T171a A. Farr (1883) 
 
 Fairchild, C. E. (Carrie) Ch Myrtle, 
 Charles, Ross, Rochester Rt 18 twp 
 Rochester Sec 14 O360a (1864) 
 
 Fairchild, R. F. (Mary) Rochester Rt 18 
 twp Rochester Sec 14 O120a (1867) 
 
 Faith, Joseph Ch Ellen, Marie, Bertha, 
 Phillip, Springfield Rt 5 tel Cantrall 
 twp Fancy Creek S'ec 27 O80a (1867) 
 
 Farley, John (Lavinia) New Berlin Rt 
 31 twp Island Grove Sec 14 OlOa 
 (1857) 
 
 Farrell, T. D. (Eva) Rochester Rt 18 
 twp Rochester Sec 36 O60a (1874) 
 
 Fassauer, Margaret, Riverton Rt 17 tel 
 Riverton twp Clear Lake Sec 25 O60a 
 (1854) 
 
 Fatheree, Henry (Grace) Ch Dorothy, 
 Archie, John, Glenarm Rt 23 twp Ball 
 Sec 23 T179a George Shepherd 
 (1915) 
 
 *Fawcett, E. M. (Ollie) Ch Chandler, 
 Chester, Pawnee Rt 52 twp Pawnee 
 Sec 8-9 O80a (1865) 
 
 Fay, Thomas (Mary) Ch Ena, Edna, 
 Cecil, James, Robert, Arthur, Mar- 
 garet, Elizabeth, Sherman Rt 25 tel 
 Williamsville twp Williams Sec 6 
 T280a Clarence Constant (1877) 
 
 Febus, Donald (Cleo) Ch Dallas, 
 Naoma, Cornland Rt 1 tel Buffalo twp 
 Lanesville Sec 20 T160a J. B. Hun- 
 ter (1903) 
 
 Febus, William (Ida) Ch Clyde, Harold, 
 Lake Fork, twp Tlliopolis Sec 20 
 T200a D. Brockles (1860) 
 
 Fee, Edward (Mary) Ch Ora, Marie, 
 Etta, Emerald, Paul, Glenarm Rt 22 
 twp Cotton Hill Sec 21 Tla W. Clane 
 (1916) 
 
 Feeney, Charles (Sarah) Ch Lester, 
 Dorothy, Alice, Charles, Hugh, Glen- 
 arm Rt 24 tel Divernon twp Diver- 
 non Sec 15 T320a Mrs. Will Lewis 
 (1893) 
 
 Fehold, E. (Sarah) Buffalo Hart Rt 36 
 tel Buffalo twp Buffalo Hart Sec 21 
 T248a A. Priest (1894) 
 
 *Fenstermaker, John (Mae) Ch Roger, 
 Divernon Rt 48 twp Divernon Sec 29 
 080a (1865) 
 
 Fenstermaker, T. B. (Frances) Ch 
 Paul, Roy, VIrden Rt 42 tel Divernon 
 twp Pawnee Sec 36 T280a Mary 
 Clark (1909) 
 
 Ferguson, Glen (Lillian) Ch Julia, 
 Marie, Maxine, Pleasant Plains Rt 
 43 twp Cartwright S'ec 27-NE Fore- 
 man (1915) 
 
 Fernandez, Ed (Bertha) Springfield Rt 
 8 twp Clear Lake-Sec 6 T7a Ed Henry 
 (1916) 
 
 Fernandez, Samuel (Catherine) Ch 
 Irma, Springfield Rt 7 tel Springfield 
 twp Springfield Sec 36 T18a Cogdell 
 Estate (1909) 
 
 Ferreira, John (Mary) Ch John, May, 
 Louis, Harvey, William, Lizzie, Cur- 
 ran Rt 11 tel Boynton twp Island 
 Grove Sec 1 O48a (1854) 
 
 Ferreira, William (Ida) Ch Ralph, 
 Marie, Robert, Lloyd, Curran Rt 11 
 twp Curran S'ec 5 T85a Chas. Bomke 
 (1864) 
 
 *Ferry, G. P. (David) Ch Leona, Fran- 
 cis, Herald, Pleasant Plains Rt 41 
 twp Cartwright Sec 3 O235a (1S48) 
 
 Fetchue, John (Ella) Buffalo Rt 59 
 twp Buffalo tel Mechanicsburg Sec 13 
 T196a Sangamon County Poor Fore- 
 man (1886) 
 
 *Fetter, George (Bertha) Ch Arthur, 
 George, Russell, May, Riverton twp 
 Clear Lake Sec 4 T300a Mrs. J. Fet- 
 ter (1871) 
 
 Fetzer, Mrs. Anna Ch Mabel, Delia, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 41 Sec 12 O112a 
 (1875) 
 
 Fetzer, E. J. (Eloise) Ch Helen, Eloise, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 42 twp Cartwright 
 Sec 15 O98a (1881) 
 
 Fetzer, Mrs. Nell Ch Margaret, Ella, 
 Calhoun, Ruth, Pleasant Plains Rt 
 41 twp Cartwright Sec 2 O160a (1882) 
 
 Fickes, C. H. Ch Mollie, Lucy, Illiopolis 
 Rt 55 tel Illiopolis twp Illiopolis Sec 
 26 T120a Ed Day and S'. A. Bullard 
 (1880)
 
 54 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Fidora, William (Augusta) Ch Annie, 
 Elizabeth, Eleanor, Cantrall Rt 28 tel 
 Cantrall twp Fancy Creek Sec 29 
 O80a (1901) 
 
 Field, Frank (Emma) Ch Dewey, Ber- 
 ley, Ruby, Beatrice, Opal, Oliver, 
 Sherman, Cantrall Rt 28 twp Fancy 
 Creek Sec 17 Farmhand for S. Brin- 
 ton 
 
 Field, Harry (Fannie) Ch Clifford, 
 Harley, Lena, Lucille, Athens Rt 1 
 tel Athens twp Fancy Creek Sec 32 
 T120a D. Tilson (1915) 
 
 Fink, G. M. (Nella) Pleasant Plains 
 twp Cartwright Sec 32 O40a (1916) 
 
 *Finley, Charles (Julia) Rochester Rt 
 19 tel Rochester twp Cotton Hill Sec 
 9 O93a (1883) 
 
 Finley, Lewis, Rochester Rt 49 twp Cot- 
 ton Hill Sec 9 O47a (1847) 
 
 Fish, Thomas (S'arah) Ch Thomas, 
 Divernon Rt 48 tel Divernon twp Di- 
 vernon T320a John Brown Estate 
 (1880) 
 
 *Fish, Thomas (Ethel) Ch Mary, Mar- 
 guerite, Illiopoiis twp Illiopolis Sec 
 1 Foreman (1917) 
 
 Fishburn, Chas. H. (Julia) Ch Dougal, 
 Ethel, Paul, Elen, Wilbur, Milton, 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 35 tel Williamsville 
 twp Williams Sec 2 T165a M. K. 
 Mathews (1889) 
 
 Fishburn, Conrad (Martha) Ch Earl, 
 Susan, Pawnee Rt 51 twp Pawnee 
 Sec 20 T80a Sara Floyd (1906) 
 
 Fishburn, O. E. (Bertha) Ch Elvin, 
 Orvil, Burrell, Mechanicsburg Rt 60 
 tel Mechanicsburg twp Mechanics- 
 burg Sec 36 T120a Foreman for 
 Floyd Bucker (1905) 
 
 Fishburn, Ross (Lelia) Pawnee Rt 49 
 twp Pawnee Sec 8 Farmhand for Mc- 
 Laughlin (1905) 
 
 Fisher, Mrs. Alma Ch Emery, Millie, 
 Russell, Loami Rt 34 tel Waverly twp 
 Loami Sec 12 OlOa (1885) 
 
 *Fisher, Lewis (Edith) Ch Allen, Ar- 
 thur, Charles, Cantrall Rt 27 tel Can- 
 trall twp Fancy Creek Sec 16 T240a 
 John Lake (1907) 
 
 *Fisher, W. Z. (Barbara) New Berlin 
 Rt 30 tel Waverly twp New Berlin 
 Sec 5 O80a (1860) 
 
 Fitzhugh, Evan C. (Maud) Ch Roger, 
 Dorothy, Alberta, Loami Bx 122 tel 
 Loami twp Maxwell Sec 11 T160a 
 Mrs. Matilda Scott (1892) 
 
 Fitzhugh, Mrs. Sarah F. Ch Ada, Myr- 
 tle, Eldon, John, Frank, Clarence, 
 Loami Rt 34 tel Loami twp Loami 
 Sec 25 T160a Francis Rantz 
 
 Fitzsimmons, Christopher (Anna) Ch 
 Prigie, Mary, Helena, Pawnee Sec 7 
 T7a R. Ogden (1862) 
 
 Flagg, Kerns A. (Julia) Ch Cornelious 
 Sherman Rt 25 twp Williams Sec 30 
 O366a (1867) 
 
 Fleck, Frank J. (Anna) Ch Frank, 
 Marguerite, Bertha, Clara, Spring- 
 field Rt 4 tel Springfield twp Spring- 
 field Sec 4 O4a (1887) 
 
 Fleck, Lambert Peter (Helena) Spring- 
 field Rt 10 tel Springfield twp Spring- 
 field Sec 21 T80a John Vasconcellos 
 (1910) 
 
 Fleming, Mrs. Anna Ch Frank, Harry, 
 Bessie, Williamsville Rt 26 tel Wil- 
 liamsville twp Williams T333a Lit- 
 tler Estate (1892) 
 
 Fletcher, J. Ray (Mildred) Ch Alice, 
 Donald, Kenneth, Auburn Rt 46 tel 
 Virden twp Auburn Sec 20 T80a 
 Thos. A. Fletcher (1889) 
 
 *Fletcher, T. A. Ch A. L., C. C., Auburn 
 Rt 45 tel Auburn twp Auburn S'ec 21 
 O320a (1850) 
 
 Fletcher, T. M. (Mary) Buffalo Rt 36 
 twp Buffalo Hart Sec 29 OlOa (1861) 
 
 Fling, Chas T. (Willie) Ch Wilmer, 
 Adah, Breckenridge Rt 1 tel Edinburg 
 twp Cooper Sec 28 O120a T170a 
 George Pasifield (1884) 
 
 *Fling, Geo. H. (Mary) Ch James, Cus- 
 ter Rt. 53 tel Rochester twp Cooper 
 Sec 20 O120a (1878) 
 
 Fling, Wilmer R. (Nellie) Ch Merwyn, 
 Custer Rt 53 tel Rochester twp 
 Cooper Sec 20 T160a Sarah E. Neer 
 (1890) 
 
 Flood, Joseph J. (Bessie) Ch Mary, 
 Marjorie, Maxwell Rt 37 tel Waverly 
 twp Talkington Sec 9 T160a Mrs. 
 Mary Flood (1882) 
 
 *Flood, Mat, Loami Rt 34 tel Auburn 
 twp Chatham Sec 29 (1S80) 
 
 *Flood, Simon, Loami Rt 34 tel Auburn 
 twp Chatham Sec 29 (1880) 
 
 Flowers, L. H. (Nancy) Illiopolis Rt 33 
 tel niiopo-lis twp Illio'polis T380a 
 Foreman for Baker Bros. 
 
 Flowers, Oliver L., Springfield Rt 6 
 twp Gardner Sec 33 T26a Eliza Mc- 
 Clain (1857) 
 
 Flowers, Waymon (Leonore) Ch Rich- 
 mond, Quinsey, Springfield Rt 3 tel 
 Springfield twp Woodside Sec 11 T3a 
 T. J. Condon (1915) 
 
 Fogger, David (Mazzini) Chatham Rt 
 15 tel Chatham twp Woodside Sec 
 32 O60a (1896)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 55 
 
 *Foraker, Wm. (Edith) Ch Edna, La- 
 Rue, Springfield Rt 8 tel Riverton 
 twp Clear Lake Sec 17 OlOOa (1888) 
 
 Ford, J. M. (Mary) Ch William, 
 Charles, Russell, Roger, Ruth, Helen, 
 DeWayne, George, Springfield Rt 5 
 tel Cantrall twp Fancy Creek Sec 27 
 0360a (1877) 
 
 Ford, T. C. Ch Ernest, Florence, Char- 
 les, Lillie, Cantrall Rt 27 Sec 22 O77a 
 (1857) 
 
 Ford, W. E. (Anna) Ch Henrietta, 
 Woodland, Dorothy, Monroe, Spring- 
 field Rt 8 tel Springfield twp Spring- 
 field Sec 24 T258a J. Brown (1884) 
 
 Ford, Will O. (Margaret) Ch Abner, 
 May, William, Dawson Rt 21 tel Buf- 
 falo twp Mechanicsburg S'ec 6 T120a 
 Rebecca Ford (1878) 
 
 *Forsyth, Charles D. (Anna) Farming- 
 dale Rt 14 twp Gardner Sec 10 T- 
 Sarah A. Tolan (1890) 
 
 Forsythe, James D (Dora) Ch Harry, 
 Fred, Anna, Mabel, Alice, Mary, Vir- 
 ginia, Farmingdale Rt 14 twp Gard- 
 ner, Sec 14 O40a (1882) 
 
 Forsythe, James Ch James, Frank, 
 Lillie, May, John, Abraham, Irvin, 
 Farmingdale Rt 14 twp Gardner Sec 
 14 T- (1877) 
 
 Forsythe, James V. (Minnie) Ch David, 
 Bradfordton twp Gardner Sec 14 
 025a (1887) 
 
 Forsythe, William A. (Lettie) Ch Ella, 
 Veiner, Ruby, Pauline, Dorothy, 
 Springfield Rt 6 tel Riddle Hill twp 
 Gardner O16a (1887) 
 
 Forsythe, W. Van (Annie) Ch Leonard, 
 Loraine, Springfield Rt 6 tel Spring- 
 field twp Curran Sec 1 T3a J. P. 
 Dowling (1883) 
 
 Foster, C. H. (Metta) Ch Myrtle, Iva, 
 Eunice, Beulah, Loam! Rt 33 tel Chat- 
 ham twp Chatham Sec 3 O61a (1869) 
 
 Foster, Elmer (Christina) New Berlin 
 Rt 29 tel Boynton twp Island Grove 
 Sec 16 T120a C. Y. Elliott (1885) 
 
 Foster, G. R. (Nora) Ch Mary, Chat- 
 ham Rt 15 tel Chatham twp Wood- 
 side Sec 29 T80a Frank R. Fisher 
 (1915) 
 
 Foster, Jacob (Mary) Ch Frank, Wil- 
 liam, Earl, Charley, Mary, Leala, 
 Curran Rt 12 twp Curran Sec 34 
 O133a (1854) 
 
 Foster, Jay Ch Roscoe, Curran Rt 12 
 twp Curran Sec 27 O220a (1857) 
 
 *Foster, John (Mattie) Ch Louise, 
 Laurena, Gussie, Wesley, Cora, Cur- 
 ran Rt 12 tel Chatham twp Curran 
 Sec 27 O117a (1884) 
 
 Foster, Joseph (Dora) Buffalo Rt 59 
 twp Mechanicsburg Sec 12 Foreman 
 for Eliza Correll (1860) 
 
 * Foster, J. A. (Dora) Ch Ralph, 
 Loami Rt 32 twp Loami Sec 11 
 O133a (1854) 
 
 CAMPING ALONG THE SANGAMON RIVER
 
 56 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 * Foster, J. W. Ch John, Ellis, Essie, 
 
 New Berlin Rt 31 tel Boynton twp 
 Island Grove S'ec 12 Ola (1861) 
 
 Foster, L. J. (Eva) Ch Charles, Au- 
 burn Rt 46 tel Auburn twp Auburn 
 Sec 9 T160a C. N. Brown (1879) 
 
 Foster, Louis (Elsie) Ch Donald, Mar- 
 garet, Paul, Francis, Curran Rt 12 
 tel Chatham twp Chatham Sec 1 
 T40a Geo. Foster (1889) 
 
 Foster, R. M. (Alice) Ch Thomas, Au- 
 burn Rt 44 tel Waverly twp Talk- 
 ington Sec 11 T160a Mrs. B. C. 
 Brown (1848) 
 
 Foster, W. E. (Nettie) Ch Louise, An- 
 drew, Mervin, Mary, George, Auburn 
 Rt 45 tel Virden twp Auburn Sec 28 
 O180a (1867) 
 
 *Foutch, W. W. (Lou) Ch Grace, Hal- 
 bon, New Berlin Rt 31 tel Boynton 
 twp Island Grove Sec 14 T180a Hugh 
 Foutch (1863) 
 
 * Fowler, G. W. "Green Valley" Auburn 
 
 Rt 44 tel Auburn twp Chatham Sec 
 31 O160a (1876) 
 
 Fox, Sr., John R. (Jessie) Ch John, Au- 
 burn Rt 44 tel Waverly twp Talking- 
 ton Sec 12 T160a A. C. & A. H. Mof- 
 fett (1915) 
 
 Fox, R. B. (Laura) Ch Alta, Gladys, 
 Dorothy, Ruth, Auburn Rt 46 twp Au- 
 burn S'ec 15 T133a Howard McElwain 
 (1902) 
 
 Foyle, Harry (Addie) Ch Nina, Loami 
 Rt 33 tel Chatham twp Curran Sec 
 33 Farmhand for J. W. Wineman 
 (1900) 
 
 Fraase, Edwin (Isabelle) Ch Roy, Cur- 
 ran Rt 11 tel Riddle Hill twp Gardner 
 Sec 33 O9iy 2 a (1885) 
 
 Fraase, Henry, Curran Rt 11 tel Riddle 
 Hill twp Gardner Sec 33 O91%a 
 (1885) 
 
 *Frainer Stephen (Susan) Ch Joseph, 
 Leonard, Mary, Stella, Arthur, New 
 Berlin Rt 30 tel Boynton twp New 
 Berlin Sec 25 T400a DeReece Brown- 
 ing Est. (1870) 
 
 Fraley, R. L. (Ida) Ch Mary, Maude, 
 Bess, Roy, Bruce, Carrie, Laura, Au- 
 burn Rt 46 tel Auburn twp Auburn 
 Secl7O180a (1887) 
 
 *Frank, Miss Anna, New Berlin Rt 31 
 tel Boynton twp Island Grove S'ec 
 12 O82a (1881) 
 
 *Frank, J. T. (Margaret) Ch Alice, 
 Herman, Ralph, Howard, New Berlin 
 Rt 31 tel Boynton twp Island Grove 
 Sec 12 T200a G. W. Kremzow (1879) 
 
 Franklin, Roy N. (Clara) Ch Helen, 
 Loami Rt 32 tel Waverly twp Max- 
 well Sec 8 T2a D. C. Franklin (1887) 
 
 Franklin, W. E. (Cora) Ch Vernice, 
 Glenarm Rt 24 twp Divernon Sec 16 
 Farmhand for Tom Jarrett (1915) 
 
 Franklin, William (Verna) Loami Rt 32 
 tel Loami twp Maxwell Sec 17 T195a 
 D. C. Franklin (1893) 
 
 *Frantz, Charles (Lucy) Ch Ruth, 
 Chester, Feme, Louise, Bernice, Or- 
 len, Mildred, Auburn Rt 46 tel Vir- 
 den twp Auburn Sec 19 T320a A. 
 Landon (1911) 
 
 Frazee, Charles, Curran Rt 11 twp 
 Gardner Sec 33 O27%-a (1872) 
 
 *Frazee, John Ch Henry, Frank, Cur- 
 ran Rt 11 twp Gardner Sec 33 O75a 
 (1870) 
 
 Frazee, Joseph M. (Mabel) Ch Elmer, 
 Glenarm Rt 24 tel Divernon twp 
 Divernon Sec 3 T160a Mrs. Laura 
 Weber (1879) 
 
 Frazier, B. L. (Lucinda) Lanesville Bx 
 12 tel Illiopolis twp Lanesville Sec 8 
 T74a Miss Corrilla Pickerel (1902) 
 
 Freeman, Orville F. (Alma) Ch Geral- 
 dine, Curran Rt 11 tel Riddle Hill 
 twp Curran Sec 16 T227a Mr. Rapp 
 (1895) 
 
 Freeman, W. W. (Irene) Ch Blanche, 
 Ollie, John, Fred, Curran Rt 11 tel 
 Riddle Hill twp Curran Sec 16 T227a 
 C. J. Rapp (1869) 
 
 *Jfried, Mrs. C. Ch Minnie, Marie, 
 Clara, Gottlieb, Jacob, Fred, Illiopolis 
 Rt 56 twp Illiopolis Sec 35 T360a 
 J. W. Nelson (1888) 
 
 Friend, J. M. (Nancy) Ch Ruth, Hattie, 
 Marie, Velma, Doris, Illiopolis Rt 55 
 tel Mechanicsburg twp Lanesville 
 Sec 29 T148a Jessie Noble and Mol- 
 lie John (1897) 
 
 *Freitag, Theodore (Gertrude) Ch 
 Louise, Agnes, John, New Berlin Rt 
 31 tel Boynton twp New Berlin Sec 
 26 089a (1864) 
 
 Fremon, Frank, Springfield Rt 5 twp 
 Fancy Creek Sec 35 T2a Chas. Woods 
 (1882) 
 
 French, H. R. (Mary) Springfield Rt 6 
 tel Springfield twp Curran Sec 11 
 O276a (1882) 
 
 Frey, Henry, Springfield Rt 6 tel Inter- 
 state twp Curran Sec 2 O240a 
 
 *Frey, Otto (Nellie) Springfield Rt 6 
 tel Springfield twp Gardner Sec 35 
 OlOa (1887)
 
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 57 
 
 *Fromme, F. B. (Bessie) Ch Francis, 
 Loretta, New Berlin Rt 30 tel Boyn- 
 ton twp Loami Sec 3 T40a Wm. 
 Fromme (1889) 
 
 *Fromme, Frank (Mary) Berlin tel 
 Boynton twp Island Grove Sec 8 
 050a (1890) 
 
 *Fromme, Sr., John (Helen) Ch Rose, 
 Agnes, John, Alwishes, Virden Rt 40 
 tel Virden twp Talkington Sec 27 
 T240a J. M. Graham (1912) 
 
 *Fry, E. P. (Lettie) Ch Elsie, Louella, 
 Orville, Edna, Chatham tel Chatham 
 twp Chatham Sec 1 O87%a (1882) 
 
 Fry, Ernest S. (Elizabeth) Ch Eilene, 
 Pawnee Rt 49 twp Pawnee Sec 5 
 TlOa D. B. Fry (1895) 
 
 Fry, W. F. (Hattie) Pawnee Rt 50, te] 
 Pawnee, twp Pawnee, Sec 8 T160a 
 D. B. Fry (1891) 
 
 Fry, W. M. (Anna) Ch Elsie, Emma, 
 Pleasant Plaines Rt 42, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 3 Foreman for G. P. 
 Ferry (1910) 
 
 Fuchs, Charles (Anna) Ch Catherine, 
 Joseph, Rose, Edward, Mary, Paul, 
 John, Dorothy, New Berlin Rt 30, 
 tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 
 36 T480a Dr. Everett Brown (1880) 
 
 Fuchs, John (Louise) New Berlin Rt 
 30, tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 
 26 T120a Theo. Meir and Jos. Stelte 
 (1889) 
 
 Fugate, L. M. (Mollie) Ch Howard, 
 Pearl, Fred, Joe, Rufus, Nellie, Paw- 
 nee Rt 52, twp Pawnee, Sec 28 Farm- 
 hand for John Molohon (1917) 
 
 Fuhrwerk, Paul (Viola) Ch Alice, 
 Riverton Rt 17, tel Riverton, twp 
 Clear Lake, Sec 1 T220a J. L. Smith 
 (1905) 
 
 Fuiten, W. M. (Louella) Ch Amy, John, 
 George, Harry, Alvina, Albert, Al- 
 berta, twp Divernon, Sec 34 T280a 
 Harry Barnes (1917) 
 
 *Fullenwider, Truman Mechanicsburg 
 Box 137, tel Mechanicsburg, twp 
 Mechanicsburg, Sec 25 T360a H. T. 
 Fullenwider Estate (1880) 
 
 Fullenwider, W. A. Mechanicsburg Rt 
 61, tel Mechanicsburg, twp Lanes- 
 ville, Sec 19 O320a (1842) 
 
 Fulscher, Herman (Bertha) oh How- 
 ard, Buffalo Hart Rt 35, tel Williams- 
 ville, Sec 13 T120a Willitt Worth 
 (1916) 
 
 Fulton, James (Mary) Ch Elizabeth, 
 Rosie, George, Augusta, Lena, Ed- 
 ward, Henry, Alice, Ruth, New Ber- 
 lin Rt 31, tel Bell, twp New Berlin, 
 Sec 27 T420a Edward Brown (1908) 
 
 *Fulton, L. W. (Elsie) Ch L,ee, New 
 Berlin, tel Boynton, twp Island 
 Grove, Sec 8 T64a C. A. Dickerson 
 (1882) 
 
 Funderburk, Earl (Luella) Rochester 
 Rt 20, twp Rochester, Sec 28 T150a 
 T. C. Smith (1880) 
 
 Funderburk, Jesse (Maggie) Glenarm 
 Rt 23, tel Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, 
 Sec 18 T190a David Funderburk 
 (1884) 
 
 Funderburk, Louis (Mary) Ch William, 
 Maud, Glenarm Rt 22, twp Cotton 
 Hill, Sec 16 O14a (1885) 
 
 Funderburk, Melvin (Vanda) Ch Ralph, 
 Robert, Harry, Lucy, Glenarm Rt 22, 
 tel Pawnee, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 30 
 O225a (1862) 
 
 Funderburk, Rolla (Alice) Rochester 
 Rt 20, tel Rochester, twp Cotton 
 Hill, Sec 3 T109a Alvin Underwood 
 (1875) 
 
 'Funderburk, Thomas (Louise) Ch 
 Ray, Carrie, Glen, Wiley, Stanley, 
 Jay, Glenarm Rt 23, Sec 8 TSOa 
 Sarah Funderburk (1901) 
 
 Funderburk, William (Mary) Ch 
 Shelby, Glenarm Rt 22, tel Rochester 
 twp Cotton Hill, Sec 16 Olla (1865) 
 
 *Funk, H. E. (Lela) Lowder Rt 38, tel 
 Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 32 
 O244a (1901) 
 
 Funk, Rev. H. Ray (Lela) Ch Helen, 
 Custer Rt 53, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 20 Tla Buckhart and 
 M. E. Church (1916) 
 
 Furhmann, Edwin (Rose) Ch Joseph, 
 Springfield Rt 3, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 25 T120a Philip 
 Mischler (1892) 
 
 Furhman, Lawrence (Elizabeth) Sher- 
 man Rt 25, twp Williams, Sec 6 
 T185a C. Schinks (1887) 
 
 " Dollar for Dollar, service for service, the Good 
 Home Dealer is the best and cheapest market. Give him 
 your proposition, cash or otherwise, the same as the direct 
 seller demands of you, and buy at home."
 
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 *Gaddis, J. H. (Marcella) Ch Carl, Mar- 
 cella, Sherman Rt 25, tel Williams- 
 ville, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 24 T600a 
 Thomas Sudduth (1897) 
 
 Gaessler, J. M. (Emma) Springfield Rt 
 3, twp Ball, Sec 2 O33a (1857) 
 
 Gaffney, John D. (Nora) Ch Hazel, 
 Ray, Lucy, Blanche, Claude, Dean, 
 Dola, Harold, Mechanicsburg Rt 61, 
 tel Rochester, twp Cooper, Sec 8 
 T400a S. E. Munson (1903) 
 
 Gaines, Mrs. Ch Lydia, William, Cur- 
 ran Rt 11, twp Curran, Sec 15 T5a 
 J. H. Berry (1914) 
 
 Gaines, Thomas Ch Roy, Florence, 
 Cora, Ruth, George, Helen, Spring- 
 field Rt 3, tel Springfield, twp wood- 
 side, Sec 11 O5a (1856) 
 
 Galligan, John Springfield Rt 5, tel 
 Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 28 
 O115a (1892) 
 
 Galligan, Phillip Springfield Rt 5, tel 
 Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 28 
 O115a (1892) 
 
 *Galoway, James (Nellie) Ch Gordan, 
 Pawnee Rt 52, tel Pawnee, twp Cot- 
 ton Hill, Sec 32 O120a (1877) 
 
 Galyon, Samuel (Martha) Ch Howard, 
 George, Pawnee Rt 52, twp Divernon, 
 Sec 23 Farmhand for Dod Haire 
 (1872) 
 
 *Gamey, W. H. (Minnie) Ch Marjorie, 
 Alfred, Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 
 1 080a (1894) 
 
 Gammon, Roy (Ella) Ch Grace, Maggie, 
 Thelma, Custer, Cornland Rt 1, tel 
 Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 22 
 T160a Arthur Cravan 
 
 Garan, John W. (Martha) Mechanics- 
 burg Rt 61, twp Cooper, Sec 14 T2a 
 W. Garlett (1882) 
 
 Card, Thos. F. Ch Samuel, Ida, Emma, 
 Farmingdale Rt 14, twp Salisbury, 
 Sec 34 Tla Ed. Lacey (1905) 
 
 *Gardner, C. W. (Mary) Ch Charles, 
 "Clover Dale" Auburn Rt 46, tel 
 Virden, twp Auburn, Sec 30 T160a 
 C. E. Bode (1915) 
 
 Gardner, James Robert (Lora) Ch 
 Robert, Farmingdale Rt 13, tel 
 Pleasant Plaines, twp Gardner, Sec 
 7 T102a E. D. Boynton (1880) 
 
 Gardner, J. J. (Bessie) Ch Grace, 
 James, Curran Rt 12, twp Curran, 
 Sec 16 O136a (1884) 
 
 *Gardner, John J. (Georgia) Ch Jane, 
 George, Lucy, Bradforton Gen. Del., 
 tel Springfield, twp Gardner, Sec 14 
 O170a (1875) 
 
 Gardner, William P. (Mary) Ch Wil- 
 liam, Lee, Hiram, Farmingdale Rt 14, 
 tel Pleasant Plaines, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 17 O400a (1854) 
 
 Garlet, Pearl Ch Hazel, Vesta, Noah, 
 Illiopolis Rt 55, tel Illiopoiis, twp 
 Illiopolis, Sec 34 TlOa Ellen Haven 
 (1885) 
 
 Garlits, Walter F. (Lucy) Ch Mosell, 
 May, Irene, Adam, Paul, Charles, 
 Dale, Mechanicsburg Rt 60, tel 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Cooper, Sec 12 
 T5a Adam Garlits (1890) 
 
 Carman, Charles M. (Dollie) Ch Wil- 
 liam, Springfield Rt 10, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Springfield, Sec 20 T7a 
 Will Sifken (1912) 
 
 *Garmers, Henry (Annie) Ch John, 
 Merle, Henry, George, William, 
 Harry, Katie, Cantrall, tel Cantrall, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 5 Farmhand 
 for J. Claypool (1902) 
 
 *Garmers, John (Edith) Ch Harold, 
 Caroline, Sherman Rt 25, tel Wil- 
 liamsville, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 11 
 T156a Charity Cantil (1916) 
 
 Garner, T. G. (Minnie) Ch Thomas, 
 Sherman Rt 25, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 13 O20a (1867) 
 
 Garretson, A. F. Rochester Rt 18, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 2 O140a (1858) 
 
 Garretson, Samuel E. (Martha) Ch 
 Mary, Rochester Rt 18, twp Roch- 
 ester, Sec 2 T140a A. F. Garretson 
 (1887) 
 
 Garrison, Charles, (Mamie) Maxwell 
 Rt 37, twp Loami, Sec 34 Foreman 
 for J. T. Gibson (1916) 
 
 Garrison, Walter (Griffie) Ch Howard, 
 John, Roland, Ralph, Divernon Rt 48, 
 twp Divernon, Sec 17 Farmhand for 
 Robert Brown 
 
 *Garlo, Fred Springfield Rt 2, twp 
 Curran, Sec 26 O50a (1882) 
 
 Garst, C. E. (Clyda) Ch Warren, Lulu, 
 Laverne, Mildred, Lulla, Springfield 
 Rt 2, twp Curran, Sec 1 O21a (1878) 
 
 Gartlin, Lawrence Springfield Rt 1, tel 
 Springfield, twp Clear Lake, Sec 32 
 T80a Gartlin Estate (1882) 
 
 *Garvey, Frank (Hattie) Ch John, 
 Joseph, Mechanicsburg Rt 60, tel 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, 
 Sec 25 T( )a J. Garvey (1882)
 
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 59 
 
 *Garvey, John (Josephine) Ch Gert- 
 rude, Mechanicsburg Box 35, tel 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, 
 Sec 35 O287a (1839) 
 
 *Garvey, J. W. (Florence) Ch Irene, 
 Frances, "Flossmore" Thyer, tel Vir- 
 den, twp Auburn, Sec 20 T148a John 
 Garvey (1879) 
 
 *Gass, R. B. (Carrie) Ch Addie, Flos- 
 sie, Esther, Edith, Auburn Rt 46, 
 tel Virden, twp Talkington, Sec 35 
 O240a (1872) 
 
 Gathard, Joseph Rochester Rt 20, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 21 T198a W. Hean 
 (1857) 
 
 Gathman, William (Catherine) Ch Ray- 
 mond, Edna, Earl, Harold, Riverton 
 Rt 17, twp Clear Lake, T60a Nora 
 Threlkeld (1904) 
 
 Gatschenberger, Otto (Maggie) Ch 
 Catherine, Sophia, Mary, Annie, 
 Helen, Cetto, Maggie, Ben, John, 
 Jerry, William, Springfield Rt 7, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 1 
 O14a (1890) 
 
 Gaul, William (Ada) Ch Harvey, Lois, 
 Illiopolis Rt 56, tel Illiopolis, twp 
 Lanesville, Sec 34 O120a (ISVo) 
 
 Gaynor, John E. Ch Adelaide, Vaynor, 
 Frances, Anna, Thomas, Andrew, 
 John, Illiopolis Rt 58, twp Illiopolis, 
 Sec 34 O80a 
 
 *Gelhart, John (Gertrude) Ch Carl, 
 New Berlin Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp 
 New Berlin, Sec 6 T80a Sigmund 
 Gebhart (1867) 
 
 Gebhart, Martin (Mary) Ch Margaret, 
 Katharine, Francis, Alina, Alta, New 
 Berlin Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 6 T80a Sigmund Gebhart 
 (1874) 
 
 *Gehman, A. D. (Delia) Ch Howard, 
 Helen, Chatham Rt 16, tel Chatham, 
 twp Chatham, Sec 3 O40a (1885) 
 
 Gehris, N. R. (Ruth) Ch Frank, Buffalo 
 Hart Rt 36, tel Williamsvilie, twp 
 Williams, Sec 27 T160a J. F. Heck- 
 man (1913) 
 
 *Gentry, Samuel C. (Josephine) Ch 
 Charles, August, Loretta, La~.Tii Rt 
 32, twp Maxwell, Sec 13 T320a Mrs. 
 Mary Scott (1907) 
 
 Gentry, William (Rebecca) Ch Leola, 
 Ella, Wilburn, Loami Rt 32, twp Max- 
 well, Sec 8 Foreman for G. W. Parks 
 (1917) 
 
 George, Edward (Eula) Springfield Rt 
 2, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 
 9 OlOa (1887) 
 
 Geralds, Elisha (Vada) Buffalo Hart Rt 
 36, twp Williams, S'ec 13 Farmhand 
 for H. A. Hakman (1916) 
 
 Geranski, John (Minnie) Ch Robert, 
 Cantrall Rt 28, tel Cantrall, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 20 
 
 *Germann, Carl A. (Mary) Ch Esther, 
 Springfield Rt 4, tel Springfield, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 28 
 
 *Germann, Ed (Alma) Laomi Rt 33, 
 tel Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 6 
 O8iy 2 a (18lo) 
 
 fGermann, Edward F. (Ollie) Ch 
 John, Alice, Blanche, Grace, Rosa, 
 Farmingdale Rt 14, tel Riddle Hill, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 14 TlOOa Edward 
 Germann (1872) ^ 
 
 Germann, Jacob P. (Loretta) Ch Clif- 
 ford, Ernest, Farmingdale Rt 14, tel 
 Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 3 
 O140a (1862) 
 
 *fGerhardt, J. M. (Bertha) Ch John, 
 Anna, "Meadow Lawn Stock Farm" 
 New Berlin Rt 31, tel Boynton, twp 
 Island Grove, Sec 1 O88a (1883) 
 
 *Gibson, C. L. (Sally) Ch Russell, 
 Auburn Rt 46, tel Virden, twp 
 Auburn, Sec 28 O74a (1862) 
 
 Gibson, Frank L. (Nellie) Chatham 
 Rt 16, tel Chatham, twp Chatham, 
 Sec 18 T70a P. and Sarah Gibson 
 T. G. Gillman (1892) 
 
 Gibson, James (Elizabeth) Ch Belle, 
 Nellie, Buford, Rufus, Pawnee Rt 52, 
 twp Cotton Hill, Sec 30 T80a G. 
 McAttea (1914) 
 
 Gibson, John T. (Jane) Ch Eldreina, 
 John, Maxwell Rt 37, tel Loami, twp 
 Loami, Sec 33 T120a Mrs. J. T. Gib- 
 son 
 
 Gibson, Peter (Tillie) Ch Frank, Essie, 
 Wayne, Harold, Loami Rt 34, tel 
 Loami, twp Chatham, Sec 18 O85a 
 (1867) 
 
 Gilbert, Holyace (Maude) Ch Wayne, 
 Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, twp Loami, 
 Sec 23 OSOa (1896) 
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Gill, .William A. (Lucille) Ch Alice, 
 Francis, Springfield Rt 10, tel Spring- 
 field, twp 
 
 Gillette, Rufus (Maude) Ch Urtham, 
 Mildred, Eugene, Springfield Rt 7, 
 twp Rochester, Sec 4 T114a Mrs. C. 
 A. Lewis (1913) 
 
 Givins, Frank (Viola) Ch Vernon, 
 Virden Rt 41, tel Virden, twp Talk- 
 ington, Sec 33 T240a J. O. Humph- 
 rey (1916) 
 
 Glasco, John (May) Ch Evelyn, Wil- 
 liamsville Rt 25, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Williams, Sec 12 TCOa P. J. 
 Talfer (1916) 
 
 *Glasscock, Bert (Gladys) Cantrall Rt 
 28, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 28 T160a 
 Esther Hughes (1916) 
 
 Glasscock, Charles (Eva) Cn Carl, 
 Rena, Elsie, Lillian, Avery, Arlie, 
 Pearl, IVan Ruth, Ruby, Springfield 
 Rt 5, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 28 O160a 
 (1878) 
 
 Glasser, David Ch Lillian, Charles, 
 Joseph, Chatham Rt 15, tel Chatham, 
 twp Ball, Sec 16 TllOa Mrs. A. J. 
 Jones (1896) 
 
 Glasser, Joseph Chatham Rt 15, tel 
 Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 9 T150a Mrs. 
 A. C. Jones (1895) 
 
 Glenn, Mrs. Mary New Berlin Rt 29, 
 tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 
 9 O215a (1863) 
 
 *Glick, Clarence (Etta) Ch Alice, 
 Pleasant Plaines Rt 40, tel Pleasant 
 Plaines, twp Cartwright, Sec 26-N. E. 
 OlOOa (1917) 
 
 *Glover, Henry H. (Josephine; Ch 
 Allen, Floyd, Harold, Springfield Rt 
 6, twp Curran, Sec 2 Section Fore- 
 man for C. & N. W. R. R. (1917) 
 
 Gobbert, C. H. (Beulah) Illiopolis Rt 
 58, tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 
 2 Foreman for S. State (1911) 
 
 Goben, J. L. (Lee) Buffalo Hart Rt 39, 
 c/o Fred Cravens, tel Buffalo, twp 
 Buffalo Hart, Sec 27 Foreman for 
 Sim Keck (1896) 
 
 Goben, Mrs. Kate Ch Isaac, James, 
 William, Dawson Rt 21, twp Mech- 
 anicsburg, Sec 32 T5a C. A. Darnell 
 (1904) 
 
 Goben, Lee (Catherine) Cantrall Rt 
 28, tel Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, 
 Sec 30 T40a Frank Darling (1913) 
 
 Goetsch, Ernest (Carrie) Ch Ernest, 
 Herman, Curran Rt 12, tel Chatham, 
 twp Curran, See 35 T68a Herman 
 Goetsch (1911) 
 
 *Gold, M. S. Maxwell Rt 37, tel 
 Waverly, twp Talkington, oec 4 
 O130a (1852) 
 
 Goldman, William (Fannie) Ch Bessie, 
 Laura, Eva, William, Melvin, Pawnee 
 Rt 50, twp Pawnee, Sec 28 Farm- 
 hand for Harlan White 
 
 *Gonterman, Charles (Neta) Ch 
 Charles, Divernon Rt 48, tel Diver- 
 non, twp Divernon, Sec 19 T( )a 
 Mrs. R. Osborn (1903) 
 
 *Gonterman, J. B. (Anna) Divernon Rt 
 48, tel Divernon, twp Divernon, Sec 
 19 T320a John H. Sikes (1903) 
 
 Gonterman, Roy (Mae) Ch Velma, 
 Divernon Rt 48, twp Divernon, Sec 
 19 Farmhand for Josh Gonterman 
 (1917) 
 
 Good, Jesse W. (Mary) Ch George, 
 Jessie, Nellie, Grace, Farmingdale 
 Rt 13, tel Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 30 T210a E. Watts (189bj 
 
 Good, L. A. (Effie) Ch Clarence, Ray, 
 Neil, Ernest, Ethel, tester, Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 42, tel Boynton, twp 
 Island Grove, Sec 4 OlOa U898) 
 
 Goodpasture, Walter D. (Glaydis) 
 Virden, tel Virden, twp Auburn, S'ec 
 31 T52a P. C. Goodpasture (1917) 
 
 Goodson, Robert (Fern) Ch Dorothy, 
 Rochester Rt 20, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 2 T24a Tva Wever 
 (1911) 
 
 Goosman, John (Emma) Ch Sophia, 
 Annie, Minnie, Cantrall, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 8 T200a (1893) 
 
 Gorda, B. A. (Clara) Ch Minnie, 
 Walter, Mabel, Mamie, Cecil, Gentry, 
 Bred, Dawson Rt 21, twp Mechanics- 
 burg, Sec 32 T20a Thos. Shippeid- 
 son (1917) 
 
 Gorman, Addison (Emma) Ch Otto, 
 Ellen, Gladys, Auburn Rt 47, twp 
 Chatham, Sec 35 T80a J. S. Gorman 
 (1881) 
 
 Gorman, J. S. Auburn Rt47, tel Auburn, 
 twp Chatham, Sec 35 O80a (1881) 
 
 Goss, R. (Nellie) Pawnee Rt 51, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 32 O40a (1591) 
 
 Gossman, Dick (Anda) Ch John, Grace, 
 Etta, Matt, Mere, Athens Rt 1, tel 
 Athens, twp Fancy Creek, S'ec 32 
 TlOa J. Newman (1907) 
 
 Gowin, J. H. (Jennie) Ch Lula, Madge, 
 Lanesville Rt 58, tel Buffalo, twp 
 uanesville, Sec 7 Foreman (1870) 
 
 Gowin, W. H. (Louisa) Ch Ruth, Carl, 
 Earl, Georgia, Velma, Springfield Rt 
 7, tel Rochester, twp Clear Lake, 
 Sec 33 T60a Link Reed (1915)
 
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 61 
 
 Grady, Felix (Lucia) Springfield Rt 8, 
 tel Springfield, twp Clear LaKe, S'ec 
 8 O28a (1885) 
 
 Graham, George E. (Jennie) Ch 
 George, Springfield Rt 7, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Rochester, Sec 6 O540a 
 (1861) 
 
 Graham, John (Phoeba) Ch Lloyd, 
 Ralph, Mechanicsburg Rt 61, twp 
 Lanesville, Sec 6 T30a T. H. Powers 
 (1915) 
 
 Graham, J. E. Illiopolis Rt 56, tel 
 Tlliopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 30 O280a 
 (1875) 
 
 *Graham, Peter (Annie) Ch Arthur, 
 Pat, Anna, Mary, Illiopolis Rt 56, twp 
 Illiopolis, Sec 24 T160a Walter 
 Gallins (1890) 
 
 Graham, W. C. (Effie) Ch Orin, Wil- 
 liamsville Rt 26, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 36 T240a C. 
 M. Woods (1915) 
 
 Graham, W. S. (Anna) Illiopolis Rt 58, 
 tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, S'ec T400a 
 Constant Estate (1866) 
 
 Graves, Earl (Georgia) Ch Thomas, 
 Mary, Pleasant Plaines Rt 42, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 17 T80a T. L. Marin 
 (1901) 
 
 *Gray, John W. (Ethel) Ch Rolland, 
 Carol, Marie, Wilma, Migel, John, 
 Allen, Maxwell Rt 37, tel Waverly, 
 twp Talkington, Sec 2 O160a (1887) 
 
 Green, Milton (Florence) Ch Velma, 
 Edna, Margaret, Rochester Rt 20, 
 twp Rochester, Sec 25 O88a (1905) 
 
 Green, O. (Hattie) Ch B. M., Corn- 
 land Rt 1, twp Lanesville, Sec 31 
 Foreman for Carpenter (1875) 
 
 Green, Walter L. (Anna) Ch Mamie, 
 Custer Rt 53, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 32 T55a Mary Waters 
 (1894) 
 
 Green, W. H. (Ida) Ch Eva, Roy, 
 Verna, Springfield Rt 6, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Curran, Sec 14 O116a 
 (1911) 
 
 Greene, Charles ( ) Ch Mabel, 
 
 Vilo, Mary, Ethel Edith, Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 45, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 28 T120a M. M. Campbell (1880) 
 
 Greeneup, Walter (Walla) Ch Ruby, 
 Lillian, Chatham Rt 16, twp Chat- 
 ham, S'ec 18 Foreman for C. A. Hun- 
 ter (1917) 
 
 Greening, U. T. (Amanda) Ch Edna, 
 Carson, Elizabeth, Oliver, Loami Rt 
 34, tel Loami, twp Chatham, Sec 
 18 O8y 2 a 
 
 Greenwalt, George (Mary) Ch Addie, 
 Charles, Pawnee Rt 52, tel Pawnee, 
 twp Pawnee, O200a (1852) 
 
 Greenwalt, J. H. Ch John, Mamie, 
 Pawnee Rt 50, twp Pawnee, Sec 9 
 O80a (1857) 
 
 *Greenwalt, John T. (Margaret) .Ch 
 Opal,- Walter, Loy, Jessie, June, 
 Margaret, Elsie, Nellie 
 
 Greenwalt, W. H. (Myrtle) Ruby, Opal, 
 Lowell, Tina, Virden Rt 42, tel 
 Virden, twp Divernon, Sec 31 Farm- 
 hand for W. M. Beaty (1914) 
 
 *Greenwood, T. F. (Lillian) Loami, tel 
 Waverly, twp Loami, Sec 11 T( )a 
 A. Washburn (1876) 
 
 Gregory, Ben (Lizzie) Ch Allen, Wil- 
 liam, Rochester Rt 19, . twp Cotton 
 Hill, Sec 5 T37a Eliza Owens (1884) 
 
 Gregory, Fred B. (Maggie) Ch Mary, 
 Grace, Custer Rt 53, tel Edinburg, 
 twp Cooper, Sec 5 * T185a Jennie 
 Walker (1892) 
 
 *Gregory, George (Rose) Ch Mamie, 
 Virginia, Springfield Rt 4, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Gardner, Sec 26 O137a 
 (1857) 
 
 *Gregory, Isaac L. (Sarah) Ch Ray, 
 Rose, Ruth, Bradforton, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Gardner, Sec 23 (1882) 
 
 Greffins, C. M. (Annie) Two children, 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 36, twp Buffalo Hart 
 Sec 31 T220a Anna Griffin (1900) 
 
 Grider, S. L. (Carrie) Ch Ralph, Iva, 
 Auburn Rt 44, tel Auburn, twp 
 Auburn, Sec 4 T20a Mrs. Nancy 
 Mason (1887) 
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Grlder, Thomas Ch Stanley, Floyd, Roy, 
 Maxwell Rt 57, twp Talkington, Sec 
 4 Farmhand for I. A. Dikis (1913) 
 
 Grieme, Dietrick (Adaline) Ch Anna, 
 Lizzie, Allie, John, Rebecca, Rosa, 
 Lillian, Katie, Whitmore, Cantrall 
 Rt 28, tel Cantrall, twp Salisbury, 
 Sec 36 O80a (1871) 
 
 *Grieme, Henry (Betty) Ch Maude, 
 Frank, Charles, Bessie, Harry, Earl, 
 Custer Rt 53, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 29 O120a (1880) 
 
 Grieme, John D. (Rose) Ch Henry, 
 William, Leo, Herman, Charles, Les- 
 ley, Pearl, Grace, Carroll, Cantrall 
 Rt 28, tel Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, 
 Sec 31 T140a D. Grieme (1877) 
 
 *Grieme, Philip H. (Francis) Ch Paul, 
 Elmer, Philip, Custer Rt 53, tel Roch- 
 ester, twp Cooper, Sec 33 T160a 
 Geo. Pasifleld (1890) 
 
 Grimmett, Orville (Iva) Ch Margaret, 
 Joseph, Chatham Rt 16, twp Chat- 
 ham, Sec 12 (1917) 
 
 Grimmett, Ray (Minnie) Loami Rt 33, 
 tel Loami, twp Curran, Sec 31 Farm- 
 hand (1909) 
 
 Grissom, Mrs. Anna L. Ch Cleo, Ver- 
 non, Springfield Rt 2, tel Springfield, 
 twp Woodside, Sec 32 O77a (1877) 
 
 Gross, George Divernon Rt 48, twp 
 Divernon, Se*c 29 O80a (1902) 
 
 *Grove, G. R. (Nancy) Ch Clarence, 
 Roy, Divernon Rt 48, tel Divernon, 
 twp Divernon, Sec 34 O60a (1884) 
 
 Grove, H. C. (Hattie) Ch Mary, James, 
 Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 4 
 O700a (1879) 
 
 *Groves, J. E. (Elizabeth) oh Katie, 
 Charles, Lester, Ira, Illiopolis Rt 58, 
 tel Mechanicsburg, twp Lanesville, 
 Sec 16 T200a Constant Estate (1901) 
 
 Grubb, Louis (Clara) Ch Julia, Donald, 
 Cantrall Rt 27, tel Cantrall, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 8 O80a (1907) 
 
 Grubb, W. G. (Pearl) Ch Thelma 
 Pauline, Margaret, Floyd, Mechanics- 
 burg Box 165, tel Mechanicsburg, twp 
 Mechanicsburg, Sec 26 Foreman for 
 L. E. Bird (1891) 
 
 Guin, Peter (Mary) Sherman Rt 25, 
 twp Williams, Sec 19 T2a R. C. Cox 
 (1916) 
 
 Gunnett, A. T. (Nancy) Ch George, 
 Springfield Rt 6, tel Riddle Hill, twp 
 Curran, Sec 4 (1873) 
 
 Guthire, E. G. (Nettie) Two children, 
 Buffalo, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 11 
 Foreman for M. A. Jones (1896) 
 
 Guthrie, James (Emma) Ch Laura, 
 Rosa, Helen, Pauline, Virden Rt 41, 
 twp Talkington, Sec 28 Farmhand 
 for J. O. Humphrey (1901) 
 
 Gvienesen, C. L. (Edith) Seven child- 
 ren, Buffalo Hart Rt 36, twp Buffalo 
 Hart, Sec 21 Frank Priest (1878) 
 
 H 
 
 "Hackard Floyd (Effle) Ch Russel, 
 Charles, Ellis, Lester, Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 43, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 25 N. W. Moreman Nathan Corson 
 (1900) 
 
 Hackard John (Lula) Ch John, Roy, 
 Lena, Ethel, Elenor, Pleasant Plaines 
 Rt 43, twp Cartwright, Sec 29 O200a 
 Lester Lehman (1869) 
 
 Haensel William J. (Anna) Ch Fred- 
 rick, Springfield Rt 1, tel Riverton, 
 twp Clear Lake, Sec 29 O120a (1916) 
 
 Hagen S. D. (Mary P.) Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 41, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 16 O80a (1891) 
 
 Hagen William (Mary) Ch Oren, 
 Arthur, New Berlin Rt 31, tel Boyn- 
 ton, twp New Berlin, Sec 24 T84a 
 O. Fred Koehler (1887) 
 
 *Hagland Ole Springfield, Rt 9, tel 
 Rochester, twp Ball, Sec 2 (1887) 
 
 Hahn, A. L. (Katie) Springfield, tel 
 Springfield, twp Clear Lake, Sec 5 
 O22a (1871) 
 
 Hahn, Chas. R. (Gertrude) Ch Neva, 
 Springfield Rt 6, tel Springfield, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 36 OlOa (1912) 
 
 Haines, Fremont (Mary) Ch Nellie, 
 Kate, Alma, Edodge, Harry, Herbert, 
 Lola, I'ra, Carlos, Laura, Mary, Neva, 
 Glenarm Rt 22, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 9 O163a Fremont 
 Haines 
 
 Haines, Guy (Hattie) Ch Sherman, 
 Rochester Rt 20, twp Cotton Hill Sec 
 4 O120a (1892) 
 
 *Haines, Ulysses (Ida) Guy, Lura, 
 Grace r Rochester Rt 20, tel Roch- 
 ester, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 4 T120a 
 Arthur Haines (1863) 
 
 *Haire D. W. (Lula) Divernon Rt 48, 
 Sec 14 O360a (1869)
 
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 63 
 
 Haire, Murrel (Ruth) Ch Vallerie, 
 Violet, Divernon Rt 48, Sec 14 Farm- 
 hand Tom McMurry (1894) 
 
 Hales, Wm. (Clara) Ola, Ollie, Dolly, 
 Goldie, Dorothy, James, Rochester 
 Rt 18, twp Rochester, Sec 24 T150a 
 C. L. Derry 
 
 Halford, Ben (Rosa) Custer Rt 53, tel 
 Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 12 
 T40a O Jerry Lafever (1915) 
 
 "Halford, Ellis Ch Yvette, Paul, Iryll, 
 Rochester Rt 20, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 11 O40a Eliis Hal- 
 ford (1911) 
 
 Halford, Eures (Mable) Kenwood, 
 Helen, Rochester Rt 20, twp Cotton 
 Hill, Sec 3 T20a O James Shine 
 (1917) 
 
 Hall, Mrs. C. B. Ch Helen, Corrine, 
 Frank, Mechanicsburg, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 22 
 O133V 3 a O C. B. Hall Estate (1884) 
 
 Hall, David W. (Sarah E.) Loaml Rt 
 34, tel Loami, O142a twp Loami, 
 Sec 34 (1857) 
 
 *Hall, E. P. (Leonora) William, 
 Chapin, S'purgfrell, Elevina, Mildred, 
 Hall, Mechanicsburg Rt 106, tel 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, 
 Sec 26 O684 (1864) 
 
 *Hall, Fred C. (Martha) Alice, Wynne 
 Belie, David, Buffalo Rt 134, tel Buf- 
 ialo, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 13 
 O236a W. T. Hall (187y) 
 
 Hall, Mrs. Jennie Eva, Edward, Lena, 
 Auburn Rt 44, tel Loami, OlGOa. O 
 W. T. Hall (1853) 
 
 Hall, J. L. (Honoretta) Cu Colby, 
 Springfield Rt 1, tel Springfield, O5a 
 Sec 25 (45) 
 
 Hall, O. E. (Georgia) tel Mechanics- 
 burg, Mechanicsburg Rt 61, twp 
 Mechanicsburg, Sec 24 (1879) 
 
 Hall, Ray (Daisy) Ch Wilma, Norma, 
 Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, twp Talk- 
 ington, Sec 2 Tla, O Hall Estate 
 (1912) 
 
 Hall, Thomas R. (Mary) Spring, tel 
 Spring, twp Spring, Sec 15 E. C. 
 Thorpe (1887) 
 
 Hall, W. T. (Hattie) Ch I'nathe, Ray, 
 Leo, Walter, Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, 
 twp Loami, Sec 26 T200a Oscar 
 Miller (1912) 
 
 Halter, John (Clara) Jacob, Paul, Elsie, 
 Ralph, New Berlin Rt 31, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 365 W O160a, Wm. Shel- 
 ton Estate (1916) 
 
 Ham, R. Buffalo Hart Rt 35, tel Wil- 
 liams, Sec 27 O80a (40) 
 
 Hamel, Harry E. (Agnes) Ch Harry 
 Auburn Rt 47, twp Chatham, Sec 
 26 O60a (1913) 
 
 Hamilton, A. J. (Mary) Mechanicsburg 
 Rt 60, tel Mechanicsburg, twp 
 Mechanicsburg, S'ec 21 Fr320a E. P. 
 Hall (1915) 
 
 "Hamilton, Charles (Ira) Cu nelen. 
 Loami Rt 32, tel Waverly, twp 
 Loami, Sec 10 T120a Mrs. A. Fisher 
 (1897) 
 
 Hamilton, John B. (Lola) Ch Francis, 
 Howard, Loami Rt 33, tel Loami twp 
 Loami, Sec 11 T80a Mrs. Laura Jones 
 (1893) 
 
 (Hamilton, W. (Mae) Ch Weber, Jane, 
 Pawnee Rt 51, twp Pawnee, Sec 31 
 0195a (1887) 
 
 -Hamm O. L. (Alice) Ch Ruth, Sher- 
 man, Sec 11 Farmhand E. S. Sweet 
 (1915) 
 
 Hammick, D. L. Ch Bert.Springfield 
 Rt 8, tel Springfield, twp Clear Lake, 
 Sec 5 O18a (18) 
 
 "Hampton, F. P. (Anna M.) Ch Roy, 
 Luella, Ruth, Frances, Mechanics- 
 burg Rt 60, tel Mechanicsburg, twp 
 Lanesville, Sec 31 O200a (1862) 
 
 Hamrick, James (Anna) Leonard, 
 Mary, tfelma, Nanie, Sherrel, Spring- 
 field Rt 8, twp Clear Lake, Sec 7 
 T2a Richards Hammond (1883) 
 
 Hancock, John (Cra) William, Roch- 
 ester Rt 26, twp Rochester, Sec 21 
 B. M. Eliott (1913) 
 
 Hand, H. E. Ch Gilbert, George, Mary, 
 Lillian, William, Marguerite, Harold, 
 Eva, Pleasant Plaines Rt 40, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 25 N. W. O150a 
 Emma Hand (1875) 
 
 Handlin, D. W. (Emmie) Ch Margaret, 
 Francis, Cantrall Rt 28, tel Cantrall 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 17 O122a (13) 
 
 Handlin, J. H. (Merlala) Ch Maud T. 
 John P. Lilly, Divernon Rt 36, twp 
 Mechanicsburg, Sec 6 O80a (1907) 
 
 Handle/, Geo. J. (Annette) Alric, Mar- 
 jorie, Alfred, Springfield Rt 7, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 36 
 O3a (1884) 
 
 Handy, William B. (Mettye)*Ch Shiv- 
 ley, Paul, Hazel, James, Loami Rt 34, 
 tel Loami, twp Loami, Sec 23 .T2a 
 Hollis Gilbert (1911) 
 
 Hankin, A. W. (Bessie) Ch Dorothy, 
 Ruby, Buffalo Hart Rt 35, tel Wil- 
 liams, twp Williams, Sec 1 T100 
 J. H. Wise (1906)
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Hawkins, Ben (Ella) Ch Arch, Jose, 
 Ruben, Hazel, Mildred, Ethel, Joe, 
 Nellie, Jim, Williamsville Rt 26, tel 
 Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 22 
 T280a S. G. Eley (1907) 
 
 Hankins, J. W. (Lucy R.) Ch Rasslee, 
 Dawson Gen. Del., tel Buffalo, twp 
 Mechanicsburg, Sec 8 O230a Senely 
 Estate (1883) 
 
 *Happer, Ida H. Ch J. Harry, Martin, 
 M. Farmingdale, tel Riddle Hill, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 20 O440a, (60a) 
 
 Herbert, Clei (Mary E.) Illiopolis Rt 
 56. tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 
 26 O79a (1847) 
 
 *Harbert, Otis (Faied) Ch Gorga, 
 Faied, Glide, Claud, Essie, Rachel, 
 Richerd, Illiopolis Rt 56, tel Illiopo- 
 lis, twp Lanesville, Sec 34 O120a 
 (1873) 
 
 Harbaur, George (Rose) Curran Gen. 
 Del., twp Curran, Sec 21 T260, J. W. 
 Workman (1891) 
 
 Harbor, U. Henry Springfield Rt 2, twp 
 Curran, Sec 25 TlOGa Miller Estate 
 (1892) 
 
 Harbaur, Samuel (Mary E.) Ch Henry, 
 Frank, Springfield Rt 2, twp Curran, 
 Sec 25 T106a Milton Estate (1849) 
 
 Hardbarger, John (Grace) Ch Lyle, 
 Dorris, Illiopolis Rt 55, tel Illiopolis, 
 twp Illiopolis, Sec 22 O170a George 
 L. Blair (1912) 
 
 Hard, H. W. (Jessie) Pleasant Plaines, 
 twp Cartwright, Foreman (1886) 
 
 Harden W. J. (Rebecca) Ch Amelia, 
 Pleasant Plaines Rt 39, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 18 Fr240a Tim Lahey 
 (1917) 
 
 *Harms, Diederich G. (Johanna) Ch 
 John, Anna, Fannie, Milta, Henry, 
 Marie, Dena, Farmingdale Rt 13, tel 
 Riddle Hill, twp Gardner Sec 30 
 O185a (1901) 
 
 *Harms, Fred W. (Jennie) Ch Paul J. 
 Lillie M. Chatham Rt 16, tel Auburn, 
 twp Chatham, Sec 27 H. H. Harms 
 (1888) 
 
 *Harms, H. H. (Effie) Ch Lillie, Henry, 
 Paul, Rob, Chatham Rt 16, tel 
 Auburn^O200a (1869) 
 
 *Harms, Sr. John N. (Ruth M.) Ch 
 John N. Jr., George H. Abbie E. 
 Carol H. Auburn Rt 44, tel Auburn, 
 twp Talkington, Sec 12 T240a (1886) 
 
 Harms, John S. (Freida) Ch Louise, 
 Pleasant Plaines Rt 42, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 14 O198a W. D. booth 
 (1800) 
 
 "Harnly, L. R. (Carrie) Ch Glenn, 
 Mamie, Wayne, Mary, Chatham Rt 
 16, tel Chatham twp Chatham, Sec 
 16 (1882) 
 
 Harney, Fred (Oline) Springfield Rt 2, 
 tel Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 5 
 Farmhand R. L. Foster (1907) 
 
 Harney, Wm. F. (Anna M.) Ch Maud, 
 Fred, Loa, Roy, John, Kenneth, Cur- 
 ran Rt 12, tel Bell, twp Island Grove, 
 Sec 12 O200a (1908) 
 
 Harrington, G. L. (Kate) Ch Vincent, 
 Gertrude, Walter, Lloyd, Springfield 
 Rt 1, tel Riverton, twp Clear Lake, 
 T35a (1916) 
 
 *Harris Cliff (Maud E.) Ch Fern, 
 Dorothy, Maxwell Rt 37, tel Waver ly, 
 twp Maxwell, Sec 29 T40a J. M. 
 Harris (1872) 
 
 Harris, J. E. (Erma) Dawson Rt 21, 
 tel Mechanicsburg, twp Mechanics- 
 burg, Sec 28 OlOa (1915) 
 
 *Harris, M. (Mary E.) Ch Josie, Wil- 
 liam A., Thomas C., Mabel, Maxwell 
 Rt 37, tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, 
 Sec 28, O200a (1852) 
 
 *Harris, William A. (Ada L.) Ch 
 Nadine, James L., Maxwell Rt 37, 
 tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, Sec 28 
 T120a J. M. Harris (1870) 
 
 *Harris, W. H. H. (Mary F.) Ch Nettie, 
 Florence, Maxwell, tel Waverly, twp 
 Maxwell, Sec 29 O3a (1852) 
 
 *Harrison, H. T. (Hannah) Ch Philip 
 L., Noah B., John D., Auburn Rt 44 
 tel Auburn, twp Chatham, Sec 31 
 O525a (1861) 
 
 Harrison, John (May) Ch Virginia, 
 Harriet, Cantrall Rt 27, tel Cantrall, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 16 T120a J. 
 E. Brinton (1909) 
 
 *Harrison, J. H. (Nella) Ch Helen, Lo- 
 real, Anege, Pleasant Plains Rt 41, 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 2 O200a (1869) 
 
 Hart, Alma Ch George, Lillie, Louis, 
 Clara, Mary, Charles, John, Earnest, 
 Bert, Elvin, Helen, Farmingdale Rt 
 14, tel Pleasant Plains, twp Salis- 
 bury, Sec 34 T70a Mr. R. R. Wells 
 (1863) 
 
 Hart, B. W. (Sarah) Ch Estella, Lucin- 
 da, Louise, Ola, Laura, Alma, Butler, 
 Maxwell Rt 37, tel Waverly, twp 
 Talkington, Sec 18 T255a Mrs. A. E. 
 Galva (1877) 
 
 Hart, Frank (Eliza) Ch Helen, Inez, 
 Springfield Rt 7, twp Rochester, Sec 
 3 T148a Geo. E. Kalb (1881)
 
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 65 
 
 Hart, George, Riverton Rt 17, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, 
 Sec 30 O160a Ed Hall (1880) 
 
 Hart, Geo. H., Farmingdale Rt 14, twp 
 Salisbury, Sec 35 Tla W. R. White 
 (1907) 
 
 Hart, Geo. S., (Elsa) New Berlin Rt 29, 
 tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 
 9 TIGOa Isaac N. Moxon (1917) 
 
 Hart, H. R. (Florence) Ch Myrl, 
 Waverly Rt 2, tel Wa>verly, twp 
 Talkington, Sec 31 TlOOa C. A. Sin- 
 clair (1916) 
 
 Hart, Lewis H. (Minnie) Ch Melvin L., 
 Custer Rt 53, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 31 T200a S. E. Munson 
 (1889) 
 
 Harter, John (Cora) Ch David, Chas., 
 Sylvia, Alice, Mary, Cora, Roby, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 14 O83a (1887) 
 
 Hartley, Dryden V. (Mary) Ch Ber- 
 niece, Minnie, Helen, Bell, Murry, 
 Leroy, Albert, Mary, Buffalo Hart Rt 
 36, tel Williamsville, twp Williams, 
 Sec 23 T320a (1904) 
 
 Hartley, Earl, Illiopolis Rt 58, tel Ili- 
 opolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 24, Fore- 
 man W. S. Gahorn (1916) 
 
 Hartmann, George (Ella) Ch Francis, 
 Helen, Loami Rt 33, tel Chatham, Sec 
 1, twp Loami, O134a (1875) 
 
 Harvey, Lee (Stella) Ch Paul, Pearl, 
 Loami Rt 34, twp Loami, Sec 13 O7a 
 (1913) 
 
 Harvey, L. L. (Eta) Chatham Rt 16, 
 twp Chatham, Sec 16, Fr440a, L. R. 
 Harnlay (1916) 
 
 Hassey, Jacob Y. (Sarah) Ch Chas., 
 Annie, Sherman Rt 25, tel Williams- 
 ville, twp Williams, S'ec 20 O160a 
 (1852) 
 
 Hatcher, A. C. (Ella) Ch Mabel, Clar- 
 ence, Annis, Freeman, Maud, Ray- 
 mond, Loami Rt 32, tel Waverly, 
 twp Loami, Sec 11 T58a Julia A. 
 Dawson (1862) 
 
 Hatcher, Thomas T. (Sarah) Ch Bessie, 
 Eva, Roy, Ralph, Grace, Lela, Edna, 
 Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, twp Loami, 
 Sec 27 O72a (1865) 
 
 *Hatfield, Geo. S. (Eleanor) Ch Fran- 
 ces, Harriet, Farmingdale Rt 14, tel 
 Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, Stec 3 
 O160a (1872) 
 
 Hatfield, L. D. (Nellie) Ch Helen P., 
 Donald, Mary, Manville, Curran Rt 
 12, tel Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 
 18 T125a Mrs. M. F. Hatfield, G. S. 
 Hatfield (1877) 
 
 *Hatler, Grover (Hazel) Rochester Rt 
 19, tel Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, 
 Sec 5 TlOOa Lewis Hatler (1887) 
 
 Hatler, Lewis (Florence) Ch Tony C., 
 Grover C., Rochester Rt 19, tel 
 Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 4 
 O400a Lewis Hatler (1849) 
 
 Hatler, T. C. (Mary) Springfield Rt 3, 
 twp Rochester, S'ec 31 T126a L. J. 
 Hatler (1884) 
 
 Hattery, Mrs. Mary, Springfield, tel 
 Interstate, twp Clear Lake, Sec 21 
 OlOOa (1843) 
 
 *Hatterr, W. G. (Mabel) Ch Lela, 
 Robert, Francis, Chatham Rt 16, tel 
 Chatham, twp Chatham. O420a 
 (1865) 
 
 *Hatten, Virgil (Mabel) Ch Vincent, 
 Chatham Rt 16, tel Chatham, Sec 16 
 T180a U. G. Hatten 
 
 Haubold, Jacob (Minnie) Ch Charlotte, 
 Oscar, Lyle, Mechanicsburg Rt 61, 
 tel Mechanicsburg, twp Lanesville, 
 Sec 6 O200a Harboldt & Herman 
 Estate 
 
 *Haugh, James, (Johanna) Ch John, 
 Joseph, Florence, Kathanyn, New 
 Berlin Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp New 
 lin Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 34 O76a (1856) 
 
 Haugh, William, New Berlin Rt 30, tel 
 Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 34 
 T157a George Basse (1890) 
 
 Haugh, William (Anna) Ch Mary, Wil- 
 liam, Anna, Sadie, John, Nellie, New 
 Berlin Rt 29, tel Boynton, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 23 T320a Milton Hay 
 Brown (1860) 
 
 Haulter, Jake, New Berlin Rt 31, tel 
 New Berlin, twp Cartwright, Sec 25 
 O120a Ben Stenmeyer (1897) 
 
 Havener, E. O. (Mary Ella) Springfield 
 1149 N. 5th, twp Lanesville, Sec 33 
 Fr500a, J. H. Mendanhall 
 
 Haver, Mrs. Elian, Illiopolis Rt 55, tel 
 niiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 34 OllOa 
 (1860) 
 
 "the thing CARM 
 that counts in T AlVlVl 
 
 A. W. SIKKING & CO. 
 Springfield, Auburn, Buffalo 
 
 We take care of all troubles that 
 occur on too l s we sell. 
 
 GREGORY & SIKKING CO. 
 New Berlin, Pleasant Plains, Loami
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Havey, Sarah H. A. Ch Sarah, Chas., 
 James, William, Catherine, Frank, 
 Bradford Gen Del, tel Springfield, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 23 OlOa (1857) 
 
 Havey, Sarah, Ch Chas., Sarah, James, 
 William, Kitty, Frank, Bradford, tel 
 Springfield twp Gardner, Sec 23 OlOa 
 (1857) 
 
 Havey, William J. (Myrtle) Ch Ruth, 
 Loren, Springfield Rt 4, tel Riddle 
 Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 23 T140 O. 
 Emma Mathews (1876) 
 
 *Hawkins, C. B. (Lillie A.) Ch R. B. 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 43, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 34 O28 37-100a (1864) 
 
 Hawkins, Sam (Rosa) Glenarm Rt 22, 
 twp Bell, Sec 25 OlSOa Sam Ford 
 (1903) 
 
 Hawley, Frank (Delia) Ch Bnrbl, Mere, 
 Williams Rt 26, twp Williams, Sec 34 
 O160a E. E. Britton (1912) 
 
 Hays, Albert R. (Marie) Ch Albert P., 
 Lowder Gen Del, twp Talkingcon, Sec 
 23 T29a Marinda Hays (1830) 
 
 *Hay Claude (Grace) Ch Frank, 
 Florence, Ralph, Everette, Wilma, 
 Divernon Rt 48, tel Divernon, twp 
 Divernon, Sec 35 T160a Minnie Sage 
 (1910) 
 
 Hayes, Ernest (Bertha) Ch Elsie, 
 Clarence, Alma, Lura, Curran Rt 13, 
 tel Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 28 
 Farmhand (1879) 
 
 Hayes, Ernest (Bertha) Ch Elsie, Clar- 
 ence, Alma, Lura, Curran Rt 13, tel 
 Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 28 
 Farmhand (1879) 
 
 *Hayes, Mrs. Fannie M. Ch Maude, 
 Rose, Zella, Oliver, Pleasant Plains 
 Rt 39, twp Cartwright, Sec 6 T185a 
 Estate of J. W. Hayes 
 
 Hays, Frank (Carrie) Ch Mary, Cath- 
 erine, Buffalo, tel Buffalo, twp Me- 
 chanicsburg, Sec 8, Foreman William 
 Herrin (1873) 
 
 Hay, George (Mary) Ch Chas. E., 
 Sarah I., Divernon Rt 48, tel Diver- 
 non, twp Divernon, S'ec 27 T160a M. 
 W. Treadway (1905) 
 
 *Hay, Will (Lulu) Ch Ernest, Irvin, 
 Raymond, Howard, Divernon Rt 48, 
 tel Divernon, twp Divernon, Sec 34 
 T160a M. W. Treadway (1903) 
 
 Haycraft, Robert Ch Edna, Virda, John, 
 Roy, May, Harley, Sherman Rt 25, tel 
 Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 21 
 TIGOa Mary Yocum (1905) 
 
 Haynes, A. S. Illiopolis Rt 58, tel Illio- 
 polis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 10 O340a 
 (1888) 
 
 Haynes, H. B. (Alma E.) Ch Eldon, 
 Glyen, Dorothy, Leona, Grace, Vir- 
 den Rt 41, tel Virden, twp Talking- 
 ton, Sec 33, Farmhand J. O. Hum- 
 phreys 
 
 *Haynes, Herchel (Clara) Virden Rt41, 
 tel Virden, twp Talkington, S'ec 27, 
 Farmhand J. O. Humphreys (1914) 
 
 Hays, Mrs. Marinda, Lowder Gen Del, 
 twp Talkington, Sec 23 O29a (1855) 
 
 Haywood, W. M. (Jennie) Ch Elsie, 
 Albert, Archie, Mary, Alfred, Eva, 
 Sarah, Lanburn, Auburn Rt 46, twp 
 Auburn, Sec 18 T200'Geo McNaugh 
 (1907) 
 
 *Hazlett, Charles E. (Lillian) Roches- 
 ter Rt 18, tel Rochester, twp Roches- 
 ter, Sec 9 O184 (1870) 
 
 Headrick, J. H. (Lydia) Cornland Rt 1, 
 twp Lanesville, Sec 19 T156a L. 
 Headrick (1894) 
 
 *Headrick, S. P. (Alma) Ch Jeniva, 
 Williams, Buffalo Hart Rt 36, twp 
 Buffalo Hart, Sec 30 T330a, R. F. 
 Constant (1884) 
 
 Heagle, Frank (Stacie) Springfield Rt 
 10, tel Springfield, twp Springfield, 
 Sec 7 O35a (1867) 
 
 Hearln, D. L. Ch Gladys, Auburn Rt 46, 
 tel Virden, twp Auburn, Sec 30 T80a 
 Sadie Gard (1912) 
 
 Hedger, Miss Nella, Cornland Rt 1, 
 tel Buffalo Hart, twp Buffalo Hart, 
 Sec 22, Foreman H. M. Robinson 
 
 *Hedrlck, C., Dawson Rt 21, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, 
 Sec 20 O420a (1868) 
 
 Hedrick, Ed, (Lela) Chatham Rt 16, 
 tel Chatham T160 Fannie Cloyd 
 (1883) 
 
 Hedrick, Mrs. Elizabeth, Ch Lawrence, 
 Henry, Marie, Dawson Rt 21, tel 
 Riverton, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 18 
 O80a (1898) 
 
 Heff, Jacob H. (Ella) Ch Virginia, 
 Hazel, Lester, Christiana, Lois, Can- 
 trail Rt 28, twp Salisbury, S'ec 25 
 T40a D. J. KKnudson (1910) 
 
 Heffernan, Ned ( Margaret ) Ch 
 Thomas, Jim, John, Glenarm Rt 22, 
 tel Rochester O50a Ned Heffernan 
 (1862) 
 
 Helnrick, William A. (Laura) Ch Nor- 
 mal, Fred, Raymond, Elsie, Spring- 
 field Rt 8, O8a (1876) 
 
 *Heinemann, Geo. J. (Addie) Ch Fred- 
 rick, Heneretta, Martina, Springfield 
 Rt 6, tel Springfield O25a Geo. & 
 Martin Heinemann (1867)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 67 
 
 Heiss, Mrs. Laura, Ch Harold E., Illio- 
 polis Rt 55, tel Mechanicsburg, twp 
 Lanesville, Sec 33 O80a (1880) 
 
 Heiss, W. S. (Mattie) Ch Golda, Alvin 
 P., Mildred, Mechanicsburg Rt 60, 
 tel Mechanicsburg, twp Mechanics- 
 burg, Sec 27 (1875) 
 
 Heissinger, Adam (Emma) Springfield 
 Rt 7, tel Spring, twp Rochester, 
 Sec 6 OlOOa (1880) 
 
 Heissinger, Fred (Etta) Ch George, 
 John, Celia, Springfield Rt 7, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 5 O221a (1900) 
 
 Hellesen, Emil (Carline) Ch Anna, 
 Springfield Rt 4, tel Spring, Sec 38 
 O29a (1880) 
 
 Helmerichs, Henry, Ch Herman D., 
 Margarite, Freda, Reke, Wilhamlne, 
 Chatham Rt 15, tel Chatham, twp 
 Ball, Sec 18 O80a 
 
 Helton, M. C. (Pricie) Ch William, 
 Helen, Willard, Wilford, Corn land Rt 
 1, twp Buffalo Hart, S'efc 15, Fr40a 
 H. A. Baldwin (1914) 
 
 *Hemberger, Joe, Loami Rt 34, tel 
 
 Chatham O120a (1878) 
 Hemberger, William (Anna) Curran 
 
 Rt 11, tel Riddle Hill, twp Curran, 
 
 See 6 O30a (1888) 
 Hemp, G. W. (Dorhea) Ch Willfird, 
 
 Edwin, Illiopolis Rt 52, tel Illiopolis 
 
 T226a John Murrel (1916) 
 Hemp, J. H. (Ida) Ch Pearl, Roy, 
 
 Florence, Mary, Illiopolis Rt 56, twp 
 
 Tlliopolis, Sec 1 T80a Ed Connor 
 
 (1881) 
 
 Henbery, Julia Ch Philip, Anna, Jo- 
 sephine, Burnard, Agnes, Illiopolis Rt 
 56, tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 
 36 T240a Miss W. E. Collings (1915) 
 
 Henderson, John W. (Ida) Ch Archie 
 G., Agnes A., Frank R. M., Elsie, 
 Glenn, Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, twp 
 Loami, Sec 15 O30a (1867) 
 
 Henderson, Paul (Lorril) Ch John, Joe, 
 Annie, Helen, James, Buffalo Hart Rt 
 35, tel Williams, twp Williams, Sec 
 27 T86a L. T. Caine (1903) 
 
 Henderson, Paul (Lulu) Chatham Rt 16, 
 tel Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 9 
 T480a J. W. Suddeth (1916) 
 
 Hendrix, H. V. (Mary) Ch Samuel, 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 36, tel Riverton, twp 
 Williams, Sec 34 OlOa (1887) 
 
 Henkle, J. S. (Fannie) Ch Daisy, Hat- 
 tie, Nellie, Edna, Glenarm Rt 22, tel 
 Pawnee, twp Ball, Sec 35 O52a (1850) 
 
 *Henley, E. M. (Bertha) Springfield Rt 
 1, tel Springfield, twp Springfield, 
 S'ec 36 O9a (1872) 
 
 Henneberger, John (Mary) Ch John, 
 Lena, Mary, Elsie, Riverton Rt 17, 
 tel Riverton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 26 
 O160a (1890) 
 
 Henemann, Lewis (Fannie) Springfield 
 Rt 6, twp Gardner Sec 25 OlOa (49' 
 
 Helton, M. C. (Pricie) Ch William, 
 
 *Henn, William (Mary) Ch Kathryn, 
 Marie, Pleasant Plains Rt 40, tel Ash- 
 land, twp Cartwright, Sec 15 O160a 
 Thomas Divier (1917) 
 
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 68 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Hensey, J. T. (Cornelia) Ch John, 
 James, Gladys, New Berlin Rt 31, 
 tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 
 7 O160a (1870) 
 
 *Hensley, W. E. (Edna) Ch Helen, 
 Earl, Ebert, Fay, Pleasant Plains Rt 
 38, twp Cartwright, Sec 29 O172a 
 (1875) 
 
 Henson, G. W. (Effle) Ch Harold, 
 Lowell, Alberta, Pawnee Rt 52, tel 
 Pawnee, Sec 11 TllOa Mrs. George 
 Davidson (1914) 
 
 *Hergenrother, C. H. (Maude) Ch Es- 
 ther, Frances, Theodora, Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 41, twp Cartwright, Sec 32 
 080a (1885) 
 
 Hergenroth, Lee Ch Lissie, Anna, 
 Frank, Lee, Ed, Pleasant Plains Rt 
 48, twp Cartwright, Sec 9 OlOOa 
 (1872) 
 
 Herman, J. E. Ch Kate, Alice, Earl, 
 Mechanicsburg Rt 61, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, twp Lanesville, Sec 6 O40a 
 (1909) 
 
 Hermes, Natt (Emma) Ch John, An- 
 thony, Anna, Rosa, New Berlin Rt 
 31, tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 
 26, T240a Mrs. Ella Broesning 
 
 Herndon, E. G. (Rosa) Ch Gray, Car- 
 roll, Tead, Grace, Francis, Chatham 
 Rt 157 tel Chatham, twp Woodside, 
 Sec 32 T30a O. P. Crow (1857) 
 
 Herndon, J. C. (Eulalie) Rochester Rt 
 19, twp Rochester, Sec 29, T251a, E. 
 G. Herndon (1904) 
 
 Herrin, Allen, Cornland Rt 1, tel Ball, 
 twp Lanesville, Sec 29 O16a (1875) 
 
 Herrin, G. E. (V. C.) Ch Elizabeth, 
 Lanesville, tel Bell, twp Lanesville, 
 Sec 29 O8a (1871) 
 
 Herrin, J. E. (Carrie) Ch Rachel S., 
 Willard, Buffalo Rt 59, twp Me- 
 chanicsburg, Sec 12 O155a (1867) 
 
 Herrin, J. W. (Mary) Illiopolis Rt 58, 
 tel Buffalo, twp Lanesville, Sec 6 
 O174a (1866) 
 
 *Herrin, R. E. (Anna) Ch L. H., Illio- 
 polis Rt 58, tel Buffalo, twp Lanes- 
 ville, Sec 6 (1865) 
 
 Herrin, Mrs. S. J. Ch Janie, Mary, 
 Lanesville Rt 58, tel Buffalo, twp 
 Lanesville. Sec 29 O255a (1844) 
 
 Herrin, William F., Buffalo Rt 97, tel 
 Buffalo, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 8 
 O200a (1836) 
 
 Hermon, William (Emma) Ch David, 
 Claudie, Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 5 
 O98a (1842) 
 
 Herr, Ed C. (Mollie) Ch Charles F., 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 39, twp Cart- 
 wright, O200a C. S. Reichert (1892) 
 
 Herr, Fred (Elizabeth) Edward, Ralph, 
 Elsie, New Berlin Rt 30, tel Boynton, 
 New Berlin, Sec 34, T340 E. W. 
 Brown (1893) 
 
 *Herron, S. A. (Ollie) Goldie, Pearl, 
 May, lola, Joseph, Alice, Sarah, Au- 
 burn Rt 44, twp Auburn, Sec 6 O200a 
 (1898) 
 
 Hershey, J. R. (Ealia) Ch Richard Les- 
 ter, Mattie, Dawson, twp Mechanics- 
 burg, Sec 9 Frl20a R. Cooper (1883) 
 
 Hershman, Springfield Rt 2, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Springfield, Sec 22, O13a 
 (1887) 
 
 *Hershman, Frank, Chatham, tel Chat- 
 ham, twp Chatham, Sec 12 T160a 
 Mary McManus (1867) 
 
 *Hess, Lewis (Lovella) Farmingdale 
 Rt 13, twp Salisbury, Sec 31 T170a 
 Mindes Estate (1880) 
 
 *Hess, William (Laura) Farmingdale 
 Rt 13, twp Salisbury, Sec 30 T50 
 Geo Kern (33) 
 
 *Hesser, A. A. (Anna) Ch Louis, Il- 
 liopolis Rt 58, tel llliopolis, twp Il- 
 liopolis, Sec 18 O80a (1873) 
 
 Hesser, John L. (Mary) Riverton Rt 
 17, twp Clear Lake, See 13 O80a 
 (1842) 
 
 Hessinger, Conrad (Eva) Ch Lena, 
 George, Springfield Rt 19, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Rochester, Sec 8 O640a 
 (1872) 
 
 Hewitt, Elmer (Anna) Ch May, Harry, 
 Emmett, Myrtle, Curran Rt 12, twp 
 Curran, Sec 21 Riorden Sisters 
 (1877) 
 
 *Hickey, John (Anna) Ch John, Ed- 
 ward, Catherine, Helen, New Berlin 
 Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, 
 Sec 31 O160a (1875) 
 
 *Hickey, Michael (Agnes) Ch Agnes, 
 Michael, Leo, Francis, New Berlin Rt 
 30, tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 
 33 (1878) 
 
 *Hickman, Geo. T. (Gertrude) Ch 
 Dwight, Dorothy, Erean, Inez, Helen, 
 Mildred, Sherman, twp Williams, 
 Sec 17 T116a Jacob Yocom (1871) 
 
 Hickot, Lee (Bertha) Springfield Rt 10, 
 tel Spring, twp Springfield, Sec 16 
 O260a (1877) 
 
 Hicks, Elva (Dessa) Ch Golda, Lloyd, 
 Rebul, New Berlin Rt 29, twp Island 
 Green, Sec 4 T146a Anna Bassa 
 (1915) 
 
 Higgins, John A. (Annie) Springfield Rt 
 5, tel Spring, twp Springfield, Farm- 
 hand H. H. Obrine (1861)
 
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 69 
 
 Higgins, Mrs. M. J., Dawson Rt 21, twp 
 Mechanicsburg O40a M. J. Higgins 
 (1865) 
 
 Higgson, R. E. (Boraff) Pleasant Plains 
 Rt 41, Fr286a, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 11 Fr286a (1917) 
 
 *Hild, J. (Frederick) Ch Carl H. 
 Meney, Mary, Ernest Frederick, H. 
 Helen, Illiopolis Rt 56, Sec 22 O80a 
 (1897) 
 
 *Hilgenberg, Charles Ch Flora, Frieda, 
 Roecoe, Loami Rt 32, tel Waverly, 
 twp Loami, Sec 9 T214a Mrs. A. V. 
 Staley (1867) 
 
 Hill, Andrew (Mahaley) Ch Lurena, 
 Elma, Mary E., Etta, Lee, Springfield 
 Rt 10, twp Gardner, Sec 13 (1905) 
 
 Hill, Chester (Lucy) Ch Pauline, 
 Frank, Hattie, Pawnee Rt 51, twp 
 Pawnee, Sec 28, Farmhand Don Molo- 
 hon 
 
 Hill, John W. (Ellen), Paul, Robert, 
 Bartholman, Nohrora, John, Cather- 
 ine, Cantrall Rt 28, tel Cantrall, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 20 O80a (1898) 
 
 Hill, J. T. (Clara) Ch Ida, Gladys, Paul, 
 Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 16 
 T5a Geo. Grigas 
 
 Hill, Mrs. Thos., Divernon Rt 48, tel 
 Divernon, twp Divernon, Sec 27 
 T316a Albert Sage (1917) 
 
 Hungenford, H. E. (Ava) Ch Ruth, Ava, 
 Curran Rt 12, tel Chatham T160a 
 A. Washburn (1892) 
 
 Himmelsbach, F. X. (Josephine) 
 Springfield Rt 9, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 33 T106a Glenn Mc- 
 Graw (1877) 
 
 Hinckle, Mrs. Evira, Pawnee Rt 49, 
 tel Pawnee, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 
 32 OlOOa (1848) 
 
 Hinds, C. W. (Ethel) Cornland Rt 11, 
 twp niiopolis T120a George Pasfield 
 (1903) 
 
 Hinds, Ed (Louisa) Ch Homer, Elmer, 
 Gurveson, Elsie, Farmingdale Rt 14, 
 twp Salisbury, Sec 22, O182a (1862) 
 
 Hinds, Elmer E. (Effie) Ch Emory, 
 Loren, Minam, Woodrow, Farming- 
 dale, twp Salisbury, Sec 22 T122a 
 M. Hopwood (1885) 
 
 Hind, Floyd (Ruth) Curran Gen Del, 
 twp Curran, Sec 21 O200a (1900) 
 
 Hines, John (Francis) Springfield Rt 7, 
 twp Clear Lake, Sec 28 T40 Henry 
 Estate (1917) 
 
 *Hines, Tinny Ch Hazel, Murrel, Hu- 
 bert, Frank, Eugene, Cantrall Rt 28, 
 tel Cantrall, twp Gardner, Sec 1 
 O176a (1872) 
 
 Hinds, W. O. (Mary) Ch Fred, Lee, 
 Cleo, Illiopolis Rt 58, tel niiopolis, 
 twp Illiopolis, Sec 3 T233a George 
 Pasfield (1870) 
 
 Hinkle, Miss E., Pawnee Rt 49, tel 
 Pawnee, twp Pawnee, Sec 5 OlOOa 
 (1850) 
 
 Hfnrichs, Frank (Antonio) Ch Kate, 
 John H., Frank, Springfield Rt 7, 
 tel Spring, twp Rochester, Sec 5 
 T160a Conrad Herssinger (1877) 
 
 Hinsey, Dan (Laura) Curran Rt 12, tel 
 Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 18, 
 Farmhand (1893) 
 
 *Hitt, James Brown (Gladys) Ch 
 Jeanette B., Robert B., New Berlin 
 Rt 31, tel Bell Boynton, twp Island 
 Grove, Sec 11 Fr for B. W. Brown 
 (1878) 
 
 Hobkirk, George Ch Hugh, George, Jes- 
 sie, Buffalo Hart, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Williams, Sec 1 O160a (1884) 
 
 Hobkirk, H. W., Buffalo Hart Rt 35, 
 twp Williams, Sec 13 T200a T. A. 
 Talfor (1887) 
 
 Hockenyos, F. A. (Elizabeth) Ch Harry, 
 Alice, George, Springfield Rt 4, tel 
 Sprin?, twp Spring, Sec 29 O63 
 (1867) 
 
 Hodge, James (Hattie) Ch Albert, 
 Thompson, Frederic.JElmar, Illiopolis 
 Rt 58, twp Lanesville, Fr 231a, Chas. 
 Campbell, Sec 20 (1890) 
 
 Hodgen, C. F. (Daisy) Ch Camilla, 
 Geneivie, Auburn Rt 47, tel Auburn, 
 twp Divernon, Sec 6 T251%a Mrs. 
 Hamley (1902) 
 
 Hoechester, Harold (Anna) Springfield 
 Rt 9, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, 
 Sec 34 T180a M. Hoechester (1887) 
 
 Hoelzel, Fred (Louise) Ch Oscar D., 
 Oliver A., Rochester Rt 19, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 17 O24a (1905) 
 
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 ILLINOIS' GREATEST FARM PAPER
 
 70 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Hoff, Adam (Ena) Ch Alma, Clara, Otto, 
 William, Flora, Emma, Alice, Spring- 
 field, tel Spring, twp Spring, Sec 29 
 O7a (1902) 
 
 *Hoff, Bess (Blanche) Ch Mildred, Eu- 
 gene, Buffalo Hart Rt 36, tel 5, twp 
 Mechanicsburg, Sec 18 T233a C. S. 
 Salzensline (1885) 
 
 *Hoff, John (Belle) Ch William, Katie, 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 36, tel Buffalo, twp 
 Buffalo Hart, Sec 30 T196 C. S. Sal- 
 zestine (1892) 
 
 Hoffhines, C. (Lenora) Ch Hazel, Ruth, 
 Martha, Dorthy, Buffalo Rt 59, tel 
 Buffalo, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 13 
 O240a Mrs. Florence Crum (1910) 
 
 Hoffman, S. L. (Stella) Ch Elmer, 
 Irene, Marie, Rochester Rt 19, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 18 T160a J. A. Poffen- 
 barger (1881) 
 
 Hogan, Miss Catharine, New Berlin Rt 
 30, twp New Berlin, Sec 28 O40a 
 (1877) 
 
 Hohimer, A. R. (Florence) Ch Dorothy, 
 Loami Rt 33, tel Loami, twp Curran, 
 Sec 32 T265 McGinnis Est (1908) 
 
 Hoke, C. P. (Ida) Ch Evelyn, Russel, 
 Katharine, Herold, Mildrew, Buffalo 
 Hart Rt 35, tel Williamsville, twp 
 Williams, Sec 13 T160a M. E. & H. 
 A. Hickma (1895) 
 
 Hoke, Will (Emma) Ch Robert, Sher- 
 man Rt 25, twp Williams, Sec 33 
 O165a (1901) 
 
 *Holdreith, J. C. (Edna) Ch Virgil, 
 Harold, Garnett, Cyril, Auburn Rt 46, 
 tel Virden, twp Auburn, Sec 19 T154 
 J. Schaffer (1909) 
 
 Holland, S. H. Ch Charles, John, Scott, 
 Earnest, Pleasant Plains Rt 39, twp 
 Cartwright, Frl60a W. E. Atherton 
 (1893) 
 
 * Holmes, C. T. (Victoria) Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 40, tel Ashland, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 22 O312a D. W. Clark 
 (1898) 
 
 Holmes, J. W. (Ollie A.) Ch Sarah, Ann, 
 Luella, Shelby, Canace, Helen, Min- 
 nie, Illiopolls Rt 58, tel Illiopolis, twp 
 Tlliopolis, Sec 14 FrlGOa Elmer 
 Baker 
 
 Holmes, Thomas (Rosa) Ch Earl, Roy, 
 Harry, Willie, Georgia, Edith, Wal- 
 ters, Myrtle, Jane, Giles, Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 39, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 30, Foreman (1914) 
 
 *Holmes, Walter M. (Helen) Ch Her- 
 shel, Renfro, Kenneth, Sarah, Pleas- 
 ant Plains Rt 40, tel Ashland, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 23, T344a D. W. 
 Clark 
 
 Holsheier, John Ch William, Harry, 
 Cantrall Rt 27, tel Williamsville, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 22 O75 (1861) 
 
 Homes, C. R. (Emma) Ch Alite, Weada, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 39, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 9 Frl56a E. A. Duvines 
 
 Hood, William, (Rosetta) Ch Opal, Ava, 
 Juanita, Pleasant Plains Rt 40, tel 
 Ashland, twp Cartwright, Sec 15 
 O302a Henry Walbaum (1905) 
 
 *Hoppin, Charles, Maxwell Rt 37, tel 
 Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 3, 
 T155a Francis Rautz (1916) 
 
 Hoppin, George L. (Marian) Ch Car- 
 rie L., Florence, Maxwell Rt 37, tel 
 Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 3 T5 
 Francis Rautz (1917) 
 
 Hopwood, Harry (Pearl) Ch Marsden, 
 Chas., Elsie, Ida, Harold, Farming- 
 dale Rt 14, tel Cantrall, twp Salis- 
 bury, S'ec 33 O46 T60a Marsden Hop- 
 wood (1880) 
 
 Hopwood, William (Villa) Farming- 
 dale Rt 14, twp Salisbury, Sec 22 
 O76a Marsden Hopwood (4) 
 
 Horn, Carl (Carrie) New Berlin Rt 31, 
 tel Boynton, twp Island Grove T122a 
 Henry Horn (1893) 
 
 Horn, Edward L. (Maggie) Ch Mary C., 
 Bethel L,., Alvin E., Rieva T., Spring- 
 field Rt 6, twp Gardner, Sec '34 
 Fr22a, Sam Williams (1916) 
 
 Horn, George (Minnie) Ch Ralph, 
 Alma, Florence, Otto, New Berlin Rt 
 30, tel Boynton, twp, New Berlin, 
 Sec 30 T72 John L. Horn (1877) 
 
 Horn, Jr., Henry (Ella) Ch Welling- 
 ton, New Berlin Rt 29, tel Boynton, 
 twp Tsland Grove, Sec 10, T107a 
 Henry Horn, Sr. (1888) 
 
 Horn, John L. (Elizabeth) Ch Eliza- 
 beth, Clara, Katharine, New Berlin, 
 tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 30 
 O240 (1871) 
 
 *Horner, Harry (Bertha) Auburn Rt 44, 
 tel Auburn, twp Loami, Sec 36 T160a 
 Andrew Haverly (1880) 
 
 Horning, Frank Ch Francis, Rochester 
 Rt 20, twp, Rochester, Sec 27, O32a 
 (1863) 
 
 Hoskinson, Robert (Pearl) Ch Marvin, 
 Beaula, Leona, Helen, Chatham Rt 
 16, twp Chatham, Sec 18 T104a 
 Sarah Dodd (1898) 
 
 Hosteller, H. R. (Amy) Ch Donald, 
 Mary V., Curran Rt 12, tel Chatham, 
 twp Curran, Sec 27 T80a John Work- 
 man (1912)
 
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 71 
 
 Houston, Hesiciah (Laura) Ch Myrtle, 
 Ida, Therman, Etta, Grover, Cantrall 
 Rt 28, tel Cantrall, twp Salisbury, 
 Sec 25 O40a (1903) 
 
 "Householdn, Joe (Mary J.) Ch Cecil, 
 Farmer, Lanesville, tel Buffalo, Sec 
 17 O320a (1903) 
 
 Hovey, John, Ch Lora, Lola, Chas., 
 Pawnee Rt 61, twp Pawnee, Sec 13 
 T80 Jake Lard (1877) 
 
 Howard, Edw. (Mamie) Ch Lillie, 
 Clarence, Mechanicsburg Rt 61, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 7 Tla Mr. Geo. Ross 
 (1916) 
 
 Howard, Fred H. (May) Ch Pearl, 
 Floyd, Jesse W., Mechanicsburg Rt 
 61, twp Cooper, S'ec 16 Tla S. E. 
 Munson (1899) 
 
 "Howard, Wm. (Elizabeth) Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 40, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 28 O320a (1855) 
 
 Howard, John R. (Florence) Ch Ed- 
 ward, Ola, WiMiam, Essie, Robfc, 
 John, Agnes, Theodore, Mechanics- 
 burg Rt 61, twp Cooper, Sec 7 T60 
 John Cavinaul (1916) 
 
 *Howard, M. J. (Margaret) Ch Edgar, 
 Cecelia, Chas., James, Loretta, Ger- 
 trude, Pawnee Rt 14, twp Pawnee, 
 Sec 33 O160a (1868) 
 
 ""Howard, P. J. (Laura) Ch Marie, Jo- 
 sephine, Ruth, John, Chas., Paul, Al- 
 fred, Pawnee Rt 51, Pawnee, O640a 
 (1862) 
 
 Howes, Mrs. Anna Ch Lester, Hay- 
 den, Rochester Rt 20, twp Rochester, 
 Sec 26 (1909) 
 
 Howe, James O. (Rosa O.) Ch Eva, 
 Elsa, Opal, Norah, Willson, Custer Rt 
 53, tel Edinburg, twp Cooper, Sec 
 31 T120a Margaret Wallace (1916) 
 
 Howell, C. S. (Addie) Ch Paul, Earl, 
 Illiopolis Rt 55, tel McCaines, twp 
 Lanesville, Sec 29 O200a E. F. Boyd 
 (1904) 
 
 Howell, W. A. (Lilly) Ch Joe, Fred, 
 Illiopolis, twp Lanesville, Sec 33, 
 Fr500a 
 
 Howsmon, J. H. (Jessie) Mildred, 
 Pauline, Johsine, Helen, Clara, Illio- 
 polis Rt 56, twp Illiopolis, Sec 23 
 O120a (1913) 
 
 Hubbard, S. S. (Mary) Ch Carl, Wil- 
 liam, Lylain, Ruber, Ornel, Frank, 
 Sherman, Leonard, Springfield Rt 3, 
 tel Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 
 14 T160a Mrs. Merrick (1887) 
 
 Hudson, A. J. (Mary) Ch Maria, Loami 
 Rt 32, tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, 
 Sec 7 O135a (1839) 
 
 Hudson, Benj. Ch Chas., Bertha, Can- 
 trail Rt 28, twp Salisbury, Sec 26 
 Herbert Griswold (1902) 
 
 Hudson, Harrison (Ruth) Ch Keith, 
 Kennath, Sherman Rt 25, twp Wil- 
 liams, Sec 7 Farmhand Walter John- 
 son (1912) 
 
 Huegel, Edward (Anna) Springfield Rt 
 3, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 
 12 T98 C Adloff 
 
 Huffaker, G. G. (Clara T.) Ch Abbie, 
 Berthier, George, Wellington, James, 
 New Berlin Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp 
 Maxwell, Sec 11 O1112a (1854) 
 
 * Huffaker, Jr., G. G. (Laura) Ch Clari- 
 bel, George C., Loami Rt 32, tel In- 
 terstate, twp Maxwell, Sec 13 T160a 
 G. G. Huffaker, Sr. (1885) 
 
 *Huffaker, Wellington (Roberts) New 
 Berlin Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp Max- 
 well, Sec 12 T240a Geo. G. Huffaker 
 (1889) 
 
 Huffman, Chas. (Bertha) Ch Clarence, 
 Pawnee, twp Pawnee, Sec 13 O80a 
 (1916) 
 
 Huffman, Claud G. (Lydia) Ch Dorthy, 
 Faustenia, Robert, Farmlngdale Rt 
 13, twp Gardner, Sec 18 F. Parker 
 (1906) 
 
 Huffman, Fred (May) Ch Blanche, Tmo- 
 gene, Helen, Glen, Ruth, Athens Rt 1, 
 tel Athens, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 
 33 T120a Cass Hutt (1916) 
 
 "Huffman, Samuel G. (Anna) Ch Aus- 
 tin, Claude, Virgil, Andry, Opry, 
 Louis, Henry, Springfield Rt 6, tel 
 Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 34 T45a 
 H. V. Williams (1906) 
 
 Huffman, V. T. (Marguerite) Ch Ar- 
 thur, Ovdry, Pleasant Plains Rt 40, 
 twp Cartwright, L. Purvines 1917) 
 
 Huffstedtler, S. G. (Pearl) Ch Oren, 
 Sherman Rt 25, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 24, Farmhand 
 Thomas Sudduth ("1914) 
 
 FARM MACHINERY is our ?"/> business Give us your trade and 
 get satisfaction. We carry the BIG STOCK. 
 
 A. W. SIKXING & CO. 
 Springfield, Auburn, Buffalo 
 
 GREGORY & SUCKING CO. 
 New Berlin, Pleasant Plains, Loami
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 "Hughes, Albert (Nanny) Albert, Ray- 
 mond, Willie, Lucy, Roy, Ruth, Lloyd, 
 Loami Rt 33, tel Waverly, twp Loami, 
 Sec 11 T120a Mr. Gustav Breizel 
 (1867) 
 
 "Hughes, Arthur, Sherman Rt 25, tel 
 Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 7 
 090a (1879) 
 
 "Hughes, G. W. (Carrie N.) Ch Robert, 
 Leroy, Pleasant Plains Rt 40, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 30 O140a J. T. Dun- 
 ker (1906) 
 
 Hughes, Osah S., Ch Albert, West, 
 Walter, Kate, Lamah, Springfield Rt 
 6, tel Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 
 31 O21a (1867) 
 
 Hughton, Lynn (Elsa) Ch Hersel, 
 Headsa, Pleasant Plains Rt 42, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 16 T345 (1912) 
 
 Hulbert, George (Georgetta) Spring- 
 field Rt 8, twp Clear Lake, Sec 6 
 T40a Western Cartridge Co (1887) 
 
 Hullmann, John D. (Anna) Ch Anna, 
 Bertha J., Henry, Springfield Rt 7, 
 tel Spring, O80a (1890) 
 
 Hungate, Davis (Gertrude) Fay, Wil- 
 liam, Claude, Pleasant Plains Rt 40, 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 300 Fr320a C. 
 R. Butler (1914) 
 
 Hungerbrod, M. E. (Margaret) Ch Bes- 
 sie E., Curran Gen Del, twp Curran, 
 S'ec 21 Tl Lot H. McRobert (1892) 
 
 *Hunley, Willis R., Maxwell Rt 37, tel 
 Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 11 
 T120a J. E. Dodd (1910) 
 
 Hunsinger, Owen 8. (Cora) Ch Robert, 
 Rochester Rt 18, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 30 T40a Twist Bros 
 (1916) 
 
 Hunsley, Ruby A. (Marie) Ch Alan M., 
 Edinburg Rt 3, tel Edinburg, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 4' T120a Thos, Hunsley 
 (1916) 
 
 *Hunt, Frank (Myrtle) Ch Kendel, 
 Lowden Rt 38, tel Waverly, twp 
 Talkington, Sec 16 T200a A. C. Map- 
 pel 
 
 *Hunt, J. R., Maxwell Rt 37, twp Talk- 
 ington, Sec 10 T200a A. H. Morrel 
 (1872) 
 
 Hunt, Lunslall (Rebecca) Ch Lillian, 
 Sherman Rt 25, twp, Williams, Sec 
 17, Farmhand Edward Miller (1910) 
 
 Hunt, Tunson (Rebecca) Ch Lillian, 
 Sherman Rt 25, twp Williams, Sec 
 17, Farmhand B. Millar (1914) 
 
 *Hunter, A. S. (Clara) Ch Otis L., 
 Illlopolis Rt 58, tel Illiopolis twp, 
 llliopolis, Sec 12 T340a Dye Estate 
 (1876) 
 
 *Hunter, A. S. (Lillie B.) Ch Maude, 
 Elizabeth, John, Larne, Lottie, lllio- 
 polis Bx 255, tel Illiopolis, twp Illio- 
 polis, Sec 7 O105a (1852) 
 
 Hunter, Charles A., Chatham Rt 16, tel 
 Interstate, twp Chatham, Sec 17 
 O1500a Mrs. R. C. & C. A. Hunter 
 (1886) 
 
 Hunter, Hugh (Bachelor) Illiopolis Rt 
 55, tel Illiopolis, Olla (1841) 
 
 Hunter, John D. (Oscia) Ch Ruth, 
 Wilma, Rochester Rt 18, twp Roches- 
 ter, Sec 13- O250a (1881) 
 
 Hunter, W. D. (Catherine) Ch Peter, 
 Loami Rt 33, tel Interstate, twp Chat- 
 ham, Sec 7 T5a Mrs. R. C. Hunter 
 (1890) 
 
 Huntley, S. J. Ch Almo, Ethel, _Nellie, 
 Eva, Arlene, Carl, Spring Rt 40, tel 
 Spring, twp Spring, Sec 18 O26a 
 (1867) 
 
 Hupp, Frank (Emma) Glenarm Rt 22, 
 twp Ball (1898) 
 
 *Hurley, James E. (Mattie) Ch Mabel, 
 Otto, Russell, Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, 
 twp Loami, Sec 35 T160a Mrs. Char- 
 lotte Turpin (1854) 
 
 Hurt, B. P., Pleasant Plains, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 5 O320a (1879) 
 
 Hurt, E. L. (Buthey) Pleasant Plains, 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 5 T320a Mrs. 
 Hurt (1873) 
 
 *Hurt, E. M. (Anna) Ch Ruth, Polean, 
 Lura, David, Illiopolis Rt 58, tel Illi- 
 opolis, twp niiopolis, Sec 10 T152a 
 D. M. M. Hurt 
 
 Hurt, J. G., Pleasant Plains Rt 42, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 21 T80a Fanny B. 
 Hurt (1864) 
 
 Hurt, J. P. (Sarah) Ch Carroll, Inez, 
 Nellie, Athens Rt 1, tel Athens, twp 
 Fancy Creek, S'ec 32 O94a (1898) 
 
 *Hurt, Mrs. Lizzie Ch Charles, William, 
 John, Buffalo Hart Rt 36, tel River- 
 ton, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 30 O550a 
 (1865) 
 
 Hurt, Mrs. Laura, Pleasant Plains, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 5 O320a (1852) 
 
 *Hurt, Mrs. L. S. Ch Buff, Lloyd, Mark, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 42, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 28 O80a (1864) 
 
 Husband, Chas. H. (Eva) Springfield 
 Rt 9, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, 
 Sec 27 OlOOa (1892) 
 
 Hussey, Chas. H. (Ida) Ch Lewis, Eda, 
 Raymond, Williamsville Rt 26, twp 
 Williams, Sec 9 O28a (1889) 
 
 Hussey, Clay (Mary) Ch Stewart, 
 Mary, Sherman Rt 25, tel Williams- 
 ville, O80a N. Hussey (1877)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 73 
 
 Hussey, H. E. (Eda) Buffalo Hart Rt 
 36, twp Williams, S'ec 25 T160a C. 
 W. Freeman (1885) 
 
 Hussey, Nathan (Charlette) Ch Henry, 
 Mattie, Ada, Nathan, Halcyane, Al- 
 ford, Sherman Rt 25, tel Williams- 
 ville, twp Williams, Sec 21 O320a 
 (1837) 
 
 Husson, J. S. (Lizzie) Ch Harry, Au- 
 burn Rt 46, tel. Auburn, twp Auburn, 
 Sec 16 OSa (1882) 
 
 Hutchinson, A. W. (Etta) Ch Edna, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 43, twp Cart- 
 wright, Mrs. H. A. Hand (1881) 
 
 *Hutchison, J. L. (Cora) Ch Ruth, 
 Lucien, Dorthy, Buffalo Hart Rt 36, 
 tel Buffalo Hart, twp Buffalo Hart, 
 Sec 28 O48a (1865) 
 
 Hutterr, B. T. Ch Dorothy, Auburn Rt 
 47, tel Auburn, twp Chatham, Sec 
 36 T190a Mrs. A. J. Hutterr (1872) 
 
 Hutterr, J. C. (Maud) Auburn Rt 47, 
 twp Chatham, Sec 36 T190a Mrs. A. 
 J. Hutterr (1874) 
 
 Hutterr, John, Virden Rt 42, tel Virden, 
 twp Divernon, Sec 31 O80a (1859) 
 
 I 
 
 Ide, F. F., Illiopolis Rt 56, tel Illiopolis, 
 twp Illiopolis, Sec 31 O240a (1845) 
 
 *lhman, Dick, Virden Rt 41, tel Virden, 
 twp Talkington, Sec 33 T120a J. 
 Weiland (1905) 
 
 lies, Mrs. Frances, Ch Ruth, Springfield 
 Rt 3, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, 
 Sec 13 O80a (1877) 
 
 Immel, Francis H. (Ethel) Ch Alason, 
 Keith, Rochester Rt 18, tel Roches- 
 ter, twp Cooper, Sec 19 O40a (1911) 
 
 Inslee, George (Lottie) Ch Mary, 
 Lloyd, Eugene, George, Springfield 
 Rt 9, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, 
 Sec 34 T234a J. W. Tnslee (1913) 
 
 Irwin, B. H. (Fern) Ch Russell, Pleas- 
 ant Plaines Gen Del, twp Cartwright, 
 S'ec 32 W. L. McGibbons (1888) 
 
 *lrvin, C. C. (Sophia) Ch Altha, Ernest, 
 Eva, Guy, Illiopolis Rt 55, tel Illiopo- 
 lis, twp Lanesville, Sec 15 T210a W. 
 J. Millar (1911) 
 
 Irwin, Ellen J. Ch Ruth, Benjamin, 
 Jasper, Eunice, Mary, Grover, Opal, 
 Ralph, Cantrall Rt 28 twp Salisbury, 
 Sec 23 OlSOa (1852) 
 
 Irwin, Frank W. (Fern) Ch Bernice, 
 Eugene, Cantrall Rt 28, twp Salis- 
 bury, Sec 23 T52a O. D. frwin (1892) 
 
 Irwin, James H. (Bertha) Ch Thomas, 
 Charles, Harry, James, Carl, "Irwin 
 Park Farm," Auburn Rt 47, tel Chat- 
 ham, twp Chatham, Sec 26 O20a 
 (1876) 
 
 Irwin, Jasper (May) Ch Dorothy, Glenn, 
 Ralph, Rochester Rt 18, twp Roches- 
 ter, Sec 12, Farmhand for W. S. 
 Woodruff (1879) 
 
 Irwin, J. O. Ch O. M. Worley, Illiopolis 
 Rt 58, tel Illiopolis, twp Lanesville, 
 S'ec 16 O160a (1858) 
 
 Irwin, Milton (Sadie) Ch Louise, Myr- 
 tle, Ebby, Alta, Oscar, Milton, Farm- 
 in'gdale Rt 14, twp Salisbury, Tla W. 
 A. Duncan (1884) 
 
 Irwin, Oscar D. (Minerva) Ch James, 
 Sarah, Milton S., Percy, Newton, 
 Milly, Cantrall Rt 24, twp Salisbury, 
 Sec 26 O80a (1852) 
 
 Irwin, Thomas P. (Josephine) Ch Bes- 
 sie, Farmingdale Rt 14, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 18 TlOa Mrs. F. N. Shephard 
 (1892) 
 
 Issacs, Edgar (Lillian) Ch Hortense, 
 Eugene, Dawson Rt 21, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 28 
 O80a (1860) 
 
 *lsaacks, Joseph (Annie) Ch Gertrude, 
 Loami Rt 32, tel Loami, twp Max- 
 well, S'ec 20 T280a William Kerr 
 (1903) 
 
 Jackson, Earl (Vaughn) Ch Dorothy, 
 Divernon Rt 48, twp Divernon, Sec 
 28, Farmhand for George Brown 
 (1917) 
 
 Jackson, F. A., Glenarm Rt 22, twp Ball, 
 Sec 36 TllOa Mrs. E. P. Jordan 
 (1882) 
 
 Jackson, James B. (Delia) Ch Irvin, 
 Wayne, Hilda, Farmingdale Rt 14, 
 twp Salisbury, S'ec 28 O21a (1857) 
 
 Jackson, Orpha M. (Frankie) Ch Ollie, 
 Lizzie, Bertha, Eula, Orlie, Charles, 
 Farmingdale Rt 14, tel Riddle Hill, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 17 T230a Margaret 
 Gault (1909)
 
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 Jacobs, Cary (Bertha) Ch Jesse, Ruby, 
 Pawnee Rt 51, twp Pawnee, Sec 31 
 TlOOa Dr. Bodkins (1883) 
 
 "Jacobs, Chris (Susie) Ch Carl, Lloyd, 
 Ena, Springfield Rt 9, tel Springfield, 
 twp Woodside, S'ec 28 T60a Chas. 
 Neuman (1887) 
 
 Jacobs, D. C. (Martha) Ch George, 
 Pawnee Rt 52, twp Pawnee, Sec 
 28 O40a (1856) 
 
 Jacobs, Frank, Pawnee Rt 52, twp 
 Pawnee, Sec 28 T40a H. B. Jacobs 
 (1884) 
 
 Jacobs, Henry (Minnie) Auburn Rt 47, 
 tel Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 30 
 T222V 2 a J. .H. Jacobs (1890) 
 
 Jacobs, J. H. (Johanna) Ch Annie, 
 Christ, Maggie, Henry, Grace, Fred, 
 Springfield Rt 9, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 21 T225a L. H. Cole- 
 man (1882) 
 
 *Jacobs, John (Ollie) Ch Dorothy, 
 Edna, James, LaRue, Paul, Loami Rt 
 34, tel Loami, twp Loami, Sec 24 
 T360a J. A. Jacobs (1879) 
 
 *Jacobs, J. W., Pawnee Rt 51, twp 
 Pawnee, Sec 32 O33a (1856) 
 
 Jacobs, Oscar O., Roby, twp Cooper, 
 Sec 14 O50a (1889) 
 
 James, Charles A. (Delia) Ch Claude, 
 Lillian, Farmingdale Rt 14, twp Qard- 
 ner, Sec 10 T 
 
 *James, E. S., Pleasant Plains Rt 40, 
 tel Pleasant Plains, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 35 O189a (1853) 
 
 James, John R. (Mattie) Ch Richard, 
 Marion, Rochester Rt 19, twp Roches- 
 ter, Sec 17 T235a Joseph M. James 
 (1885) 
 
 Janes. W. T. (Mary) Ch Enos, Loami 
 Rt 32, twp Maxwell, Sec 17, Foreman 
 for R. L. McDevitt (1916) 
 
 Jansuski, Eli (Louise) Ch Lucille. 
 Stella, Helen, John, Josephine, 
 Springfield Rt 5, tel Springfield, twp 
 Springfield, Sec 12, Farmhand for R. 
 W. Carry (1915) 
 
 January, Jamis (Mary) Ch Rose, Ethel, 
 Jamis, Springfield Rt 8, twp Clear 
 Lake, Sec 18, Farmhand for Wm. 
 Foraker (1916) 
 
 *Jarrett, Louis B. (May) Ch Clara, Ar- 
 villa, Ruth, Maxwell, Burt, Maxwell 
 Rt 37, tel Loami, twp Loami, Sec 28, 
 O186a (1858) 
 
 Jarrett, Thomas (Flora) Ch Milissa, 
 Andrew, Glenarm Rt 24, twp Diver- 
 non, Sec 16 T220a L. M. Kenney 
 (1844) 
 
 Jefferies, John (Norma) Ch Albert, 
 Springfield Rt 5, tel Cantrall, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 32 O22a (1882) 
 
 Jefferies, Mrs. M., Springfield Rt 10, 
 tel Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 
 9 O30a (1867) 
 
 Jenkins, Charles (Myrtle) Custer Rt 53, 
 tel Rochester, twp Cooper, Sec 20 
 OllOa (1877) 
 
 Jenkins, John (Ella) Ch Lloyd, Vesta, 
 Laura, Fay, Ralph, William, Custer 
 Rt 53, tel Rochester, twp Cooper, 
 Sec 21 T153a Wm. Jenkins (1876) 
 
 "Jenkins, M. A. (Letta) Ch LaRue, 
 Auburn Rt 44, tel Auburn, twp Au- 
 burn, Sec 25 T640a Edward Ridgely 
 (1877) 
 
 "Jenkins, Orin (Edith) Ch Clifford, 
 Adella, Auburn Rt 46, twp Auburn, 
 Sec 9 T320a Adella Wineman (1881) 
 
 Jennings, Bert (Jessie) Ch Russell, 
 Dorsey, Ora, Donald, Leon, Opal, 
 Glenarm Rt 24, tel Chatham, twp 
 Ball, Sec 29 T2a John R. Pullman 
 (1914) 
 
 Jennings, John (Jennie) Glenarm Rt 22, 
 twp Ball, Sec 35, Farmhand for John 
 Lord (1887) 
 
 Jennings, R. T. (Nancy) Ch Helen, 
 Opal, Richard, Lowder Rt 38, twp 
 Talkington, Sec 17 TlOa W. 
 
 Jensen, Sr., Edward (Edith) Ch Ed- 
 ward, Springfield Rt 2, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Curran, Sec 23 TllOa 
 Bridges Estate (1884) 
 
 Jensen, John (Georgia) Springfield Rt 
 6, tel Springfield, twp Curran, Sec 11 
 T200a A. Workman (1894) 
 
 *Jensen, Newt (Addie) Springfield Rt 
 2, tel Springfield, twp Curran, Sec 
 23 T80a John Huegel (1899) 
 
 *Jensen, Oscar (Eva) Ch Gertrude, 
 Springfield Rt 2, tel Springfield, twp 
 Curran, Sec 23 T240a P. F. Kimble 
 (1892) 
 
 *Jett, Henry D. (May) Ch Chelsea, 
 Oregan, Custer Rt 53, tel Edinburg, 
 twp Cooper, Sec 6 O70a-T40a Mrs. 
 Elizabeth Haney (1902) 
 
 Jett, Zacheriat (Cynthia) Ch Dona, Wil- 
 liam, Delphia, Henry, Edinburg Rt 3, 
 tel Edinburg, twp Cooper, Sec 5 Tla 
 Dona Boyd (1897) 
 
 Johnson, Bert, Springfield Rt 6, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 34 O60a (1882) 
 
 Johnson, Chas. E. (Minnie) Glenarm 
 Rt 22, tel Pawnee, twp Cotton Hill, 
 Sec 30 T200a George Jones (1877)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 75 
 
 Johnson, John (Matilda) Ch J ennie, 
 Ruby, Florence, Cantrall Rt 27, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 22 O130a (1911) 
 
 *Johnson, J. W. (Maude) Ch James, 
 Roscoe, New Berlin Rt 31, tel Boyn- 
 ton, twp Island Grove, Sec 12 T40a 
 George Schelp (1876) 
 
 'Johnson, N. R. (Minnie) Ch Otto, 
 Paul, Ella, Carrie, Wilbur, Spring- 
 field Rt 1, tel Springfield, twp Spring- 
 field, Sec 36 O59a (1879) 
 
 Johnson, Warren (Emma) Ch Rosa- 
 mond, Glenarm Rt 23, tel Rochester, 
 twp Ball, Sec 12 T80a W. G. Carpen- 
 ter (1887) 
 
 Johnson, W. R. (Kate) Illiopolis Rt 56, 
 tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 19 
 T280a J. Johnson (1893) 
 
 Johnstone, James (Ada) Buffalo Hart 
 Rt 36, twp Williams, Sec 26 T163a 
 J. W. Johnstone (1893) 
 
 Johnston, Jesse (Amanda) Ch Ray, 
 Elva, Eldon, Lorine, Marie, Chatham, 
 tel Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 14 
 Farmhand for Vincent Smith (1917) 
 
 *Jones, C. C. (Cora) Ch Kenneth, 
 Mildred, Curran Rt 12, tel Chatham, 
 twp Curran, Sec 27 O117a (1872) 
 
 Jones, Charles (Alice) Ch Edgar, Nel- 
 lie, Frances, Wilbur, Springfield Rt 
 3, twp Woodside, Sec 11 Farmhand 
 for J. D. Doan (1912) 
 
 *Jones, C. G. (Florence) Ch Lilly, 
 Miriam, Charles, Clarence, Spring- 
 field Rt 9, tel Springfield, twp Wood- 
 side, Sec 29 O80a (1911) 
 
 *Jones, C. H. (Nettie) Ch 4, Pawnee 
 Rt 67, twp Pawnee, Sec 30 O153a 
 (1859) 
 
 Jones, Clark H. (Jule) Ch Melvin, 
 Mildred, Loami Rt 33, twp Curran, 
 Sec 31 Farmhand (1916) 
 
 f*Jones, Earnest D. (Isabel) Glenarm 
 Rt 22, tel Pawnee, twp Ball, Sec 
 35 T240a Mrs. Emma Daniels (1888) 
 
 "Jones, Ed (Cleo) Ch Bertha, James, 
 Pawnee Rt 52, tel Pawnee, twp Cot- 
 ton Hill, Sec 32 O90a (1880) 
 
 *Jones, F. J. (May) Ch Helen, Walter, 
 Virden Rt 42, tel Virden, twp Diver- 
 non, Sec 32 T80a D. C. Neeley (1914) 
 
 Jones, Geo. B. Ch Benjamin, Rochester 
 Rt 18, twp Rochester, Sec 35 O81a 
 (1903) 
 
 Jones, Ira (Beryl) Ch Charles, Glen- 
 arm Rt 23, tel Rochester, twp Cot 
 ton Hill, Sec 7 O80a Ira K. Jones 
 (1889) 
 
 Jones, L. E. (Maude) Ch Charles, 
 Arlene, Marie, Arzelia, Loretta, 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, 
 Sec 26 Farmhand for C. H. Coe 
 (1916) 
 
 * Jones, M. A. Buffalo, twp Mechanics- 
 burg, Sec 11 O500a (1891) 
 
 *Jones, Marshall E. (Alice; Ch Harold, 
 Springfield Rt 4, tel Springfield, twp 
 Springfield, Sec 30 O2a (1903) 
 
 *Jones, M. E. (May) Ch John Thorn- 
 ton, Williamsville, twp Williamsville, 
 Sec 4 O15a (1869) 
 
 Jones, R. A. (Pearl) Ch Ursula, Glen 
 arm Rt 23, tel Rochester, twp Ball, 
 Sec 12 O250a (1880) 
 
 *Jones, S. G. Buffalo, twp Mechanics- 
 burg, Sec 11 OSOOa (1891) 
 
 Jones, Thomas A. (Rebecca) Ch Wil- 
 liam, Glenarm Rt 23, twp Ball, Sec 
 12 O162a (1852) 
 
 Jones, T. S. (Nellie) Ch Lettie, Kath- 
 erine, Francis, Charles, Auburn Rt 
 44, tel Auburn, twp Talkington, Sec 
 1 T160a B. F. Workman (1867) 
 
 Jones, Will T. (Mattie) Ch Wayne, 
 Springfield Rt 5, tel Springfield, twp 
 Springfield, Sec 16 O20a (1887) 
 
 *Jones, William E. (Emma) Ch Arthur, 
 Merle, Williamsville Rt 26, tel Wil- 
 liamsville, twp Williams, Sec 12, 
 O159a (1872) 
 
 Jqnes, William (Nannie) Ch Dorothy, 
 Kenneth, Chatham Rt 15, tel Chat- 
 ham, twp Ball, Sec 30 Farmhand for 
 W. B. Clark (1904) 
 
 Jordan, Mrs. E. P. Ch Willie, Tommy, 
 Minnie, Ora, Glenarm, twp Ball, Sec 
 33 O138a 
 
 Judd, A. V. (Sarah) Ch Nellie, River- 
 ton Rt t7, tel Riverton, twp Clear 
 Lake, Sec 23 TlOa W. B. King 
 (1867) 
 
 Judd, Gather (Georgie) Ch Bernice, 
 James, Pleasant Plaines Rt 43, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 30 Foreman for T. 
 Anderson (1916) 
 
 ' You can buy standard products to as good advantage 
 locally as anywhere else, and your money spent in your home 
 stores will benefit you and your neighbors in many ways."
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Judd, George (Ellen) Ch Annie, Arlene, 
 James, Cantrall Rt 28, tel Cantrall, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 31 T40a J. E. 
 Strode (1849) 
 
 Judd, Robert (Blanche) Springfield Rt 
 10, tel Springfield, twp Springfield, 
 Sec 18 T93a F. Judd (1894) 
 
 Juneman, John (Minnie) Ch Harold, 
 Williamsville Rt 26, tel Williams- 
 ville, twp Williams, Sec 23 O200a 
 (1892) 
 
 Judy, S. K. (Lillian) Ch Robert, 
 Walter, Ella, Primm, Harry, Spring- 
 field, Rt 10, tel Springfield, twp 
 Springfield, Sec 9 T40a Lillian M. 
 Estell (1915) 
 
 K 
 
 Kail, Melvin G. (Effie) Ch William, 
 Gladys, Edson, Elizabeth, Sherman 
 Rt 25, tel Williamsville, twp Wil- 
 liams, Sec 29 T160a R. E. Monts 
 (1916) 
 
 Kalb, George B. Springfield Rt 7, tel 
 Springfield, twp Rochester, Sec 3 
 087a (1849) 
 
 Kaylor, Arthur (Mary) Custer Rt 53, 
 tel Rochester, twp Cooper, Sec 20 
 T5a Oak Hill Cemetery (1914) 
 
 Kaylor, Rhupert E. (Blanche) Ch 
 Helen, Breckenridge Rt 1, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 21 T492a W. J. Ross 
 (1912) 
 
 *Kaylor, W. J. (Mary) Ch John, Lizzie, 
 Illiopolis Rt 56, Sec 5 O150a (1867) 
 
 Kearney, W. S. (Ida) Ch Roy, Auburn 
 Rt 47, tel Chatham, twp Chatham, 
 Sec 25 O60a (1889) 
 
 Keen, Orvine (Bertha) Ch Margaret, 
 Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, twp Loami, 
 S'ec 21 Foreman for Taylor O'Keefe 
 (1904) 
 
 Keen, W. T. Ch Joseph, Bonnie, Rolla, 
 Marie, Glenarm Rt 23, tel Rochester, 
 twp Ball, Sec 14 T200a S. J. Stout 
 (1896) 
 
 Kendall, Daniel M. Ch Truman, Justina, 
 Donald, Farmingdale Rt 14, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 17 O120a (1844) 
 
 Keene, Fred (Bessie) Ch Raymond, 
 Ralph, Thelma, Evelyn, Glenarm Rt 
 23, tel Rochester, twp Ball, Sec 11 
 TSOa J. Stout Estate (1906) 
 
 Keeney, John New Berlin Rt 31, twp 
 Island Grove, Sec 14 TllOa Esther 
 Kenney (1872) 
 
 Keeney, J. R. (Bessie) Ch Grace, New 
 Berlin Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 32 T240a Mrs. E. B. Oder 
 (1886) 
 
 Kehoe, Mrs. Maria Maxwell Rt 37, tel 
 Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 7 O97a 
 (1882) 
 
 Keil, Charles M. (Elizabeth) Ch 
 George, Charlie, Albert, Edward, 
 Mary, Lena, Lucy, Springfield Rt 10, 
 tel Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 
 17 O44a (1872) 
 
 Keith, Mrs. E. H. Ch Benjamin, 
 Jennie, Sherman Rt 25, twp Will- 
 iams, Sec 30 T17a M. C. Roberts 
 (1892) 
 
 Kelhoffer, F. F. (Marie) Ch Will, Buf- 
 falo, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 9 T89a 
 Skealey Estate (1889) 
 
 Kelley, James E. (Emma) Loami Rt 
 32, tel Loami, twp Maxwell, Sec 21 
 Foreman for Joseph Isaac (1916) 
 
 Kelley, John C. (Mary) Curran Rt 11, 
 tel Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 4 
 O40a (1837) 
 
 Kelley, John H. (Matilda) Curran Rt 
 11, tel Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 
 4 T30a Chas. Ewell (1874) 
 
 Kennedy, Daniel D. (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Patrick, Morris, James, Paul, Hugh, 
 Margaret, Catherine, Daniel, Mech- 
 anicsburg Rt 60, twp Cooper, Sec 11 
 T160a J. T. & John Lemons (1868) 
 
 Kennedy, Edw. D. (Lou) Ch Ed Mech- 
 anicsburg Rt 60, twp Cooper, Sec 1 
 Oliy 2 a (1872) 
 
 Kennedy, J. M. (Edith) Ch Charles, 
 Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 9 
 Farmhand for C. P. Power (1912) 
 
 Kennedy, Malachy J. Mechanicsburg 
 Rt 60, tel Mechanicsburg, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 2 O40a (1870) 
 
 *Kennedy, W. H. Curran Rt 11, tel Bell, 
 twp Island Grove, Sec 1 O40a (1870) 
 
 *Kent, Jas. M. (Ruth) Ch Elizabeth, 
 Lanesville Box 34, tel Illiopolis, twp 
 Lanesville, Sec 9 T247a J. P. Kent 
 (1887) 
 
 *Keplinger, Cecil T. (Edna) Ch Char- 
 lotte, Ruth, Loami Rt 34, tel Loami 
 twp Loami, Sec 22 T202a Mrs. Sarah 
 Miller (1910)
 
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 77 
 
 Kern, Bert R. (Anna) Ch William, 
 Ruth, Jesse, McKennen, Farmingdale 
 Rt 13, tel Pleasant Planes, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 6 TlOOa George Minder 
 (1892) 
 
 Kern, Christina Ch Christina, Jacob, 
 William, Louis, Farmingdale Rt 13, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 4 O60a (1852) 
 
 Kern, Ear! J. (Ora) Ch Lorene, Farm- 
 ingdale Rt 14, tel Pleasant Plaines, 
 twp Salisbury, Sec 34 O320a Mary 
 R. Kern (1889) 
 
 Kern, George Ch Fern, Stella, Earl, 
 Ivah, Reva, Irene, Farmingdale Rt 
 14, tel Pleasant Plaines, twp Salis- 
 bury, Sec 29 O525a (1901) 
 
 Kern, Jacob (Annie) Ch Lewis, Jacob, 
 Nicholas, Essie, Christina, Emma, 
 Marie, Louise, tel Springfield, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 14 T208a W. T. Brad- 
 ford (1863) 
 
 Kern, John (Carrie) Farmingdale Rt 
 14, tel Pleasant Plaines, twp Gard- 
 ner, Sec 17 T41a Peter Kuminsky 
 (1888) 
 
 *Kern, Louis (Julia) Ch Louis, Otto, 
 Frank, Elizabeth, Dolly, Farmingdale 
 Rt 14, tel Riddle Hill, twp Gardner 
 Sec 2 O192a (1869) 
 
 Kern, Murray (Alice) Ch Murray, 
 Farmingdale Rt 14, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 10 T80a J. J. Schlitt (1894) 
 
 Kern, William J. (Anna) Ch Ralph, 
 Hallie, Roland, Ashley, Linn, Farm- 
 ingdale Rt 14, tel Pleasant Plaines, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 8 T204a George 
 Bochner (1897) 
 
 Kern, William L. (Anna) Springfield 
 Rt 4, twp Gardner, S'ec 16 Tenant 
 F. S. Duncan (1916) 
 
 Kern, William N. Ch William, Joseph, 
 George, John, Tena, Farmingdale Rt 
 13, tel Pleasant Plaines, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 4 TllOa Mrs. Christine Kern 
 (1867) 
 
 *Kessler, Irvin (Fannie) Ch Arthur, 
 Chester, Lillie, Susan, Francis, Glen- 
 arm Rt 24, tel Divernon, twp, Diver- 
 non. Sec 4-5 T308a Jas Tilson (1892) 
 
 Kessler, Richard (Nina) Glenarm, twp 
 Ball, Sec 33 Farmhand for M. E. 
 Clayton (1913) 
 
 Kestel, Martin A. (Hazel) Ch Ruth, 
 Loami Rt 32, twp Loami, Sec 3 Fore- 
 man Geo. Basse (1915) 
 
 Kilhoffer, A. R. (Mary) Ch Helen 
 Margaret, John, Gertrude, Cornland 
 Rt 1, twp Lanesville, Sec 21 T240a 
 J. L. Meister (1872) 
 Killen, Benjamin F. (Emma) Ch Wil- 
 liam, Rosa, Earnest, Benjamin, Pearl 
 Earle, George, Roy, Harley, Spring- 
 field Rt 4, twp Gardner, S'ec 26 T104a 
 (1897) 
 
 *Kinahan, James (Cora) Ch Anna, 
 Pearl, James, Wesley, Francis, Eliza- 
 beth, Illiopolis Rt 58, tel Illiopolis, 
 twp Lanesville, O140a T60a from 
 Elizabeth and Margaret Kinahan 
 (1873) 
 
 Kinahan, John (Alice) Ch John, Earl, 
 Klondyke, Emma, Marguerite, Illio- 
 polis Rt 55, tel Illiopolis, twp Lanes- 
 ville, Sec 22 O150a T80a from Eliza- 
 beth Kinahan (1865) 
 *Kincaid, Fred C. (Josephine) Glen- 
 arm Rt 22, tel Rochester, twp Cotton 
 Hill, Sec 19 O160a (1876) 
 King, Edward (Annie) Ch Jennie, 
 Jeremiah, Robert, Chas., Springfield 
 Rt 4, twp Gardner, Sec 22 O148a 
 (1869) 
 
 *King, Ernest (Ida) Ch Raymond, New 
 Berlin Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 28 O80a (1875) 
 *King, Henry (Dollie) Ch Edgar Ray- 
 mond, Springfield Rt 8, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Clear Lake, Sec 7 O127a 
 (1870) 
 
 King, L. T. (Goldie) Ch Opal, Harley, 
 Cantrall Rt 28, tel Cantrall, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 21 O80a (1879) 
 King, M. M. (Blanche) Mechanicsburg 
 Box 21, tel Mechanicsburg, twp Mech- 
 anicsburg, Sec 26 Foreman for 
 Earnest Bell 
 
 King, Otis (Kathryn) Ch Russell, 
 Mary, Helen, Thomas, Curran Rt 11, 
 tel Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 6 
 T372a George Passfield (1879) 
 "King, Roy (May) Ch Dorothy, Linda, 
 Frances, Charles, Howard, Curran 
 Rt 12, tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, 
 Sec 24 T120a Jed King (1880) 
 King, William (Annie) Ch Harry, 
 Clara, Charles, Edna, Henry, Spring- 
 field Rt 10, tel Springfield, twp 
 Springfield, Sec 8 T40a Ann Kidd 
 (1895) 
 
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 King, Wm. B. Ch Otto, Orville, River- 
 ton Rt 17, tel River-ton, twp Clear 
 Lake, Sec 13 T160a J. F. King (1875) 
 Kingberry, Curtis (Mary) Lowder, twp 
 Talkington, Sec 26 T37%a Jane 
 Kingberry (1897) 
 
 Kinney, Claude Divernon Rt 48, tel 
 Diverton, twp Diverton, Sec 31 T120a 
 M. L. Kinney (1883) 
 * Kinney, J. R. (Anna) Ch Mary, Paw- 
 nee Rt 52, twp Pawnee, S'ec 33 T200a 
 G. W. Lemon (1915) 
 Kinnison, Wm. (Effie) Ch Elizabeth, 
 Tessie, Susan, Ora, Ruby, William, 
 Rochester Rt 18, twp Cooper, Sec 
 18 T300a A. Ross (1913) 
 Kinsley, Peter (Anna) Ch John, Sher- 
 man Rt 25, tel Williams ville, twp 
 Williams, Sec 3 T80a Albert Sher- 
 man (1887) 
 
 Kiper, Ezra (Nannie) Ch Guy, Roy, 
 Minta, Ruby, Carl, Addie, Williams- 
 ville, tel Williams, Sec 32 T80a G. 
 M. Caldwell (1907) 
 *Kirby Frank (Mary) Ch Florence, 
 Williamsville Rt 26, tel Williams- 
 ville, twp Williams, Sec 16 T160a 
 M. E. Jones (1916) 
 
 Kirby, T. J. (Theresa) Ch Mary, 
 Illiopolis Rt 58, tel Uliopolis, twp 
 Illiopolis, Sec 11 O140a (1892) 
 Kisheskey, W. A. Ch Myrtle, Gladys, 
 Herald, Dorothy, Buffalo Hart Rt 59, 
 tel Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 35 
 Foreman for W. G. Priddle (1862) 
 Kitchen, Lee (Margaret) Ch Elma, 
 Raymond, Buffalo Hart Rt 36, twp 
 Williams Sec 36 T160a Charlie Crane 
 (1887) 
 
 *Kline, J. W. (Jane) Ch Effie, Charles, 
 Virden Rt 42, twp Divernon, Sec 31 
 O75a (1892) 
 
 Kloppe, Henry J. (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Henry, Herman, Walter, Albert, 
 Lena, Frieda, New Berlin Rt 31, tel 
 Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 28 
 O312a (1896) 
 
 Kloppenburg, Henry (Anna) Ch Mary, 
 Francis, Theresa, Julia, Minnie, 
 Anna, Elizabeth, Catherine, August, 
 Margaret, Springfield Rt4, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Gardner, Sec 26 O90a 
 (1867) 
 
 Klor, Fred (Mabel) Ch Glen, Evelyn, 
 Margaret, Springfield Rt 5, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 11 
 T117a Anna Klor (1883) 
 *Klor, John (Nina) Ch Gladys, Russell, 
 Neva, John, Springfield Rt 10 tel 
 Springfield, twp Gardner, Sec 1? 
 O223a (1879) 
 
 *Knepler, G. P. (Nellie) Ch Alma, 
 Lucille, Elmer, New Berlin Rt 29, 
 twp Island Grove, Sec 16 T80a (1882) 
 
 Knepler, John (Emma) Ch Leo, Henry, 
 Anna, New Berlin Rt 29, tel Boynton, 
 twp Island Grove, Sec 16 T240a J. 
 W. Knepler (1873) 
 
 Knepler, J. W. (Margaret) Ch John, 
 Katherine, Mary, George, William, 
 Edward, Frances, New Berlin Rt 29, 
 tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, S'ec 16 
 O240a (1850) 
 
 Knight, A. M. (Minerva) Ch John, 
 Charles, Bessie, Buffalo, tel Buffalo, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 8 T200a 
 Sangamon Loan & Trust Co. (1886) 
 
 Knoles, Claude (Josie) Ch Carol, Fartn- 
 ingdale, tel Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 19 T240a A. B. Watts (1912) 
 
 Knoles, Eli A. (Mary) Ch Claude, 
 Kirby, Laura, Farmingdale, tel Riddle 
 Hill, twp Gardner, S'ec 18 T200a A. 
 B. Watts, Sr. (1906) 
 
 Knoles, G. C. (Myrtle) Ch Vivian, 
 Lynn, Harold, Palmer, Stephenson, 
 Curran Rt 11, tel Riddle Hill, twp 
 Curran, Sec 10 T204a P. Murry 
 (1912) 
 
 Knott, H. L. (Clara) Ch Mabel, Rob- 
 erta, Rochester Rt 20, twp Rochester, 
 bee 28 T224a J. Johnson Estate 
 (1880) 
 
 *Knotts, T. E. (Ada) Ch Almeta, 
 Chatham Rt 15, tel Chatham, twp 
 Ball, Sec 17 O90a (1866) 
 
 Knotts, W. J. (Sarah) Ch Roy, Chat- 
 ham Rt 15, tel Chatham, twp Ball, 
 Sec 16 OlOOa (1851) 
 
 Knouse, J. (Ethel) Ch Harry, William, 
 Lois, Pleasant Plaines Rt 42, twp 
 Cartwright, S'ec 28 T160a J. Smith 
 (1908) 
 
 Knox, . Chas. F. (Carrie) Ch May, 
 Kirby, Ruth, Loami Rt 34, tel Loami 
 twp Loami, T22a Millard McGrady 
 (1915) 
 
 Knox, Eli E. (Amanda) Ch Harry, 
 Leland, Mabel, Buffalo Hart Rt 35, 
 twp Williams, Sec 36 Farmhand for 
 Hugh Diller (1916) 
 
 *Knudsen, Christian (Rintha) Ch 
 Chares, Hazel, Lawrence, New Ber- 
 lin Rt 29, tel Boynton, twp Island 
 Grove, Sec 8 O56a (1872) 
 
 *Knudson, Albert Illiopolis Rt 55, tel 
 Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 14 O87a 
 (1901) 
 
 Knudson, Martin H. (Etta) Ch Doro- 
 thy, Farmingdale Rt 14, tel Riddle 
 Hill, twp Gardner, O260a (1865)
 
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 79 
 
 Koehler, Fred (Katherine) Ch John, 
 Donald, Pleasant Plaines Rt 42, tel 
 Boynton, twp I'sland Grove, Sec 4 
 (1872) 
 
 *Koeh!er, Lee (Viola) Ch Avis, Mar- 
 garet, Lee, Edna, Maud, Helen, Paul, 
 Maxwell Rt 37, tel Waverly, twp 
 Talkington, Sec 6 T200a Pease Estate 
 (1877) 
 
 *Kohl, Charles (Mary) Ch Elsie, Cur- 
 ran Rt 11, tel Riddle Hill, twp 
 Gardner, T120a William Kohl (1878) 
 
 *Kohl, John H. (Allie) Curran Rt 11, 
 tel Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 29 
 T63a Wm. Kohl (1878) 
 
 Kohl, John H. (Edna) Ch Anna- 
 Springfield Rt 8, tel Springfield, twp 
 Clear Lake, Sec 5 O105a (1914) 
 
 Kohl, R. E. (Laura) Ch Russel, 
 Mariana, Illiopolis Rt 58, tel Tlliopo- 
 lis, twp Illiopolis, See 4 T187a A. S. 
 Booth (1882) 
 
 Kohl, Walter G. (Anna) Ch Virginia, 
 Riverton Rt 17, tel Riverton, twp 
 Clear Lake, Sec 26 O85a (1887) 
 
 Kohl, William F. (Bessie) Ch Ellis, 
 Viola, Curran Rt 11, tei Riddle Hill, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 31 T30a Wm. Kohl, 
 Sr. (1884) 
 
 *Koke, William (Caddie) Ch William, 
 Maggie, Clarence, Helen, Henry, 
 John, Lucy, Edward, Springfield Rt 
 6, tel Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 
 34 O76a (1899) 
 
 Komnick, August (Hannah) Ch Her- 
 man, Anna, Albert, Henry, Minnie, 
 Arthur, Martha, Benjamin, Leonard, 
 Curran Rt 12 tel Chatham, twp Cur- 
 ran, Sec 29 T328a Mrs. E. Sculley 
 (1915) 
 
 Koonce, Clarence (Julia) Illiopolis Rt 
 57, tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 
 8 T160a Miss Murphy (1913) 
 
 Kornack, Fred (Delia) Springfield Rt 
 10, tel Springfield, twp Springfield, 
 Sec 7 TlOOa August Kornack (1886) 
 
 Koslowski, August (Louise) Ch 
 Adolph, Herman, Ida, August, Will, 
 Emil, Springfield Rt 5, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Springfield, Sec 21 O12a 
 (1888) 
 
 Krais, Joseph New Berlin Rt 29, tel 
 Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 22 
 O45a (1886) 
 
 Krais, Mrs. Mary Ch John, New Ber- 
 lin Rt 29, tel Boynton, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 22 O195a (1877) 
 
 Kramer, C. A. (Mary) Ch Hazel, Lela, 
 Louise, Curran Rt 12, tel Chatham, 
 twp Curran, Sec 34 Olla (1870) 
 
 Kramer, H. L. (Helen) Ch Florence, 
 Everett, Springfield Rt 8, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Clear Lake, Sec 5, O36a 
 (1899) 
 
 Kramer, John E. (Eliza) Curran Rt 12, 
 twp Curran, Sec 34 O12a (1857) 
 
 Kramer, J. T. (Rose) Ch Nora, Loami 
 Rt 33, tel Chatham, twp Curran, Sec 
 33 O49a (1865) 
 
 Kramer, Warren (Ida) Ch Marion, 
 Curran Rt 12, tel Chatham, twp Cur- 
 ran, Sec 35 T78a Lewis Browner 
 (1888) 
 
 Krell, Charles W. (Bertha) Ch Charles, 
 Frank, Lorene, Springfield Rt 9, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 21 
 T180a Crane & Brown (1887) 
 
 Krell, J. W. (Christina) Ch Charles, 
 Emil, Dora, Delia, Will, Alvin, 
 Lawrence, John, Ernest, Springfield 
 Rt 9, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, 
 Sec 22 T236a C. bchneck (1887) 
 
 Kreppert, F. W. Ch Dorothea, William, 
 Bertha, Alma, Edward, Henry, Fan- 
 nie, Christina, Louis, Springfield Rt 
 3, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 
 3 O17a (1882) 
 
 Kres, Philip (Mary) Ch Will, Chat- 
 ham Rt 15, tel Chatham, twp Wood- 
 side, Sec T173a J. H. Drennan 
 (1899) 
 
 Kresse, C. W. (Gertrude) Ch Fred, 
 Bernice, Carl, Josie, Eugene, Daw- 
 son Rt 21, tel Buffalo, twp Mech- 
 anicsburg, Sec 16 T320a Angeline 
 Sculley (1913) 
 
 Kruger, Carl (Freda) Loaml Rt 3, tel 
 Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 19, O47a 
 (1888) 
 
 Kuhn, H. F. (Julia) Ch Walter, Dora, 
 Curran Rt 11, tel Riddle Hill, twp 
 Curran, Sec 5 O146a (1860) 
 
 Kulper, Henry (Mary) Ch Anna, Paul, 
 Davis, Katherine, Eva, Henry, 
 Martha, Springfield Rt 2, twp Cur- 
 ran, Sec 1 Farmhand (1912) 
 
 *Kumle, August (Mary) Ch Anna, 
 Ferdinand, Edgar, Thomas, Harry, 
 Francis, New Berlin Rt 30, tel Boyn- 
 ton, twp New Berlin, Sec 31 O120a 
 (168) 
 
 *Kumle M. E. (Annie) Ch Maurice, 
 Matilda, Loretta, Annie, New Berlin 
 Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, 
 Sec 33 O160a (1873)
 
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 *Kunz, August (Iba) Ch Lizzie, Willie, 
 Pawnee, twp Pawnee, TIGOa Mrs. 
 Caswell (1897) 
 
 Kunz, F. W. (Nellie) Ch Mary, Henry, 
 Herman, Glenarm Rt 22, tel Roch- 
 ester, twp Ball, Sec 24 T80a Bertha 
 Underwood (1892) 
 
 *Kunz, Julius (Bertha) Ch Julius, Car- 
 rie, Loami Rt 33, tel Chatham, twp 
 Chatham, Sec 6 O125a (1894) 
 
 Kunz, William (Lizzie) Ch Annie, Wil- 
 liam, Clara, George, Tena, Marie, 
 James, Clarence, Roy, Gladys, 
 Springfield Rt 5, twp Springfield, 
 Sec 10 T40a (1887) 
 
 Kupisch, John (Carolina) Ch August, 
 John, Louisa, Charlie, Martha, Caro- 
 line, Willie, Fred, Margaret, Arthur, 
 Springfield Rt 8, tel Springfield, twp 
 Clear Lake, Sec 5 T15a C. E. Harris 
 (1903) 
 
 *Kurfiss, William W. (Bertha) Ch 
 Daisy, Margaret, Rochester Rt 18, 
 tel Rochester, twp Cooper, Sec 7 
 OlOOa (1892) 
 
 Kussmaul, J. E. Ch Emma, Rachael, 
 Rochester Rt 19, twp Rochester, Sec 
 30 OlOOa (1882) 
 
 *Kusterer, Samuel (Fannie) Ch Pearl, 
 Raymond, Mt. Pulaski Rt 3, twp 
 Illiopolis, Sec 23 O80a (1881) 
 
 Lacy, Edw C. (Minnie) Ch Gale, Len, 
 Keith, Floyd, Farmingdale Rt 14, 
 tel Pleasant Plaines, twp Salisbury, 
 Sec 34 O40a (1875) 
 
 Ladage, Chas. (Nellie) Ch Walter, 
 Catherine, Springfield Rt 2, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 18 
 T230a L. Hay (1882) 
 
 Lahman, W. M. (Myrtle) Ch Arthur, 
 Earl, Buffalo Hart Rt 36, twp Wil- 
 liams, Sec 35 T120a R. O. Riddle 
 (1908) 
 
 Lahue, Linnie Ch Mary, Ralph, Hazel, 
 Haldon, Gaines, Mechanicsburg Rt 
 60, tel Mechanicsburg, twp Cooper, 
 Sec 15 OlOa (1908) 
 
 Lam, Oscar (Bessie) Ch Flora, Stella, 
 Loraine, Rochester Rt 20, twp Cotton 
 Hill, Sec 9 Tla Charles Finley (1883) 
 
 Lamb, Charles (Hattie) Ch Perry, Wil- 
 liam, Loami Rt 34, tel Loami twp 
 Loami, Sec 13 T117a William Kuhn 
 (1876) 
 
 Lamb, Ira F. (Nellie) Ch Hester, 
 Harold, Illiopolis Rt 54, tel Illiopolis, 
 twp Illiopolis, Sec 17 T152a George 
 Lucas (1917) 
 
 Lamkey, Ernest (Florence) Ch 
 Ernest, Riverton Rt 17, twp Clear 
 Lake, Sec 24 T50a John Cromley 
 (1916) 
 
 Lamkey, Ernest Ch Ernest, Ollie, Wil- 
 liam, Dawson Rt 21, tel Riverton, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 18 O200a 
 (1876) 
 
 Lamkin, F. (Rosa) Ch Curtis, Illiopolis 
 Rt 55, tel Illiopolis, twp Lanesville, 
 Sec 21 T260a Buchler (1917) 
 
 Lamun, John (Agnes) Ch Emory, Zada, 
 Leslie, Mechanicsburg Rt 60, tel 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Cooper, Sec 1 
 O160a (1852) 
 
 Landis, J. B. (Mary) Buffalo Hart Rt 
 36, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 30 T525a 
 Mrs. T. S. Haist (1876) 
 
 Lander, S. E. (Alma) Ch Wilbur, Del- 
 bert, Loami Rt 34, tel Chatham, twp 
 Chatham, Sec 19 T240a M. F. Me- 
 gredy (1886) 
 
 Landon, Charles (Alberta) Oh Rae- 
 burne, Horace, Auburn Rt 44, twp 
 Auburn, Sec 6 O320a (1871) 
 
 *Lang, William (May) Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 40, tel Ashland, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 22 O40a (1880) 
 
 *Lange, T. C. (Jessie) Ch Eugene, Wil- 
 liam, Bessie, Pleasant Plaines Rt 40, 
 tel Ashland, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 27-SW T240a Dave Clark (1875) 
 
 Langfield, George (Amelia) Ch Joseph, 
 George, Springfield Rt 8, twp Clear 
 Lake, Sec 6 O20a (1847) 
 
 *Lang!ey, D. Y. (Lula) Ch Byron, 
 Charles, Louise, Mechanicsburg Rt 
 60, tel Rochester, twp Cooper, Sec 3 
 T160a Mrs. H. Waters (1909) 
 
 Lanham, A. L. (Vera) Illiopolis Rt 56, 
 twp liliopolis, Sec 25 Foreman for 
 J. C. Loose (1917) 
 
 Lanham, Charles H. (Beatrice) Auburn 
 Rt 44, twp Auburn, Sec 6 O136a 
 (1878) 
 
 Lanham, Elmer (May) Auburn Rt 44, 
 tel Auburn, twp Chatham, Sec 32 
 Foreman for Ralph Butler (1897)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 81 
 
 Lanham, Fannie C. Ch Mary, Cantrall 
 Rt 28, tel Cantrall, twp Gardner, Sec 
 1 O90a (1905) 
 
 Lanham, P. F. Ch Clifford, Marguerite, 
 Dean, Cornland Rt 59, tel Buffalo 
 Hart, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 24 O50a 
 (1853) 
 
 Lanterman, R. H. (Pearl) Curran Rt 
 12, tel Chatham, twp Curran, Sec 
 27 T86a J. R. Lanterman (1897) 
 
 Lard, Charles F. (Elizabeth) Ch Gar- 
 nett, Bessie, Adelaide, Kenneth, 
 Emanuel, Charles, George, Buffalo, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 10 T( )a 
 Robert Goodem (1-907) 
 
 *Lard, Earl Pawnee Rt 69, tel Pawnee, 
 twp Pawnee, Sec 25 T200a G. R. 
 Lard Estate (1880) 
 
 *Lard, J. F. (Stella) Ch Genevieve, 
 Glenarm, tel Pawnee, twp Ball, Sec 
 25 OSOOa (1861) 
 
 *Lard, John (Laura) Ch Carl, Odessa, 
 "Sunny Side" Glenarm Rt 23, tel 
 Pawnee, twp Ball, Sec 35 O190a 
 (1863) 
 
 Lard, John R. (Helen) Ch Ernest, 
 George, Agnes, Geneva, Marjorie, 
 Glenarm Rt 22, twp Ball, Sec 35 
 O17a (1882) 
 
 Larnam, John (Julia) Ch Miles, Noah, 
 Erhel, Cornland Rt 1, tel Buffalo, twp 
 Buffalo Hart, Sec 22 T96a Alf. H. 
 Greening (1916) 
 
 *Larson, Andrew (Tilda) Ch Arthur, 
 Opal, Annie, Glenarm Rt 22, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 29 O237a (1861) 
 
 Larson, Charles G. (Cathryn) Ch 
 Velda, Velma, Charles, Cantrall Rt 
 28, twp Salisbury, Sec 23 TlOa Chas. 
 Duncan (1882) 
 
 *Larson, C. W. (Mollie) Ch Mildred, 
 Dorothy, New Berlin Rt 30, tel Boyn- 
 ton, twp New Berlin, Sec 35 O120a 
 (1901) 
 
 "Larson, P. B. (Nellie) Ch Kate, 
 Emma, Clarence, Lillian, New Berlin 
 Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, 
 Sec 28 O80a (1877) 
 
 Larue, W. E. (Lillie) Ch Helen, James, 
 Springfield Rt 2, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 5 T160a W. J. Spauld- 
 ing (1913) 
 
 Lauchner, Melvin (Mary) Ch Charles, 
 Gertrude, Leatha, Cantrall, tel Can- 
 trall, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 15 
 T200a John Lake (1915) 
 
 Laughlin, John O. (Mary) Ch Daniel, 
 Dawson, tel Buffalo, twp Mechanics- 
 burg, See 7 Foreman for Joseph 
 Berry (1872) 
 
 Lawley, Albert W. Custer Rt 53, twp 
 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 14 T90a Mary Law- 
 ley (1868) 
 
 Lawley, Charles E. (Fannie) Ch 
 George, Glenarm Rt 23, tel Roch- 
 ester, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 18 T96a 
 D. W. Lawley (1881) 
 
 Lawley, Delila Glenarm Rt 23, tel 
 Rochester, twp Ball, Sec 13 O224a 
 (1866) 
 
 *Lawley, E. L. (Ellen) Ch William, 
 Glenarm Rt 23, tel Rochester, twp 
 Ball, Sec 12 O140a (1885) 
 
 *Lawley, Hady (Mamie) Ch Lottie, 
 Gladys, Glenarm Rt 25, tel Roch- 
 ester twp Cotton Hill, Sec 18 T96a 
 D. W. Lawley (1876) 
 
 Lawley, Robert (Luella) Ch James, 
 Glenarm, tel Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 
 33 O6a (1880) 
 
 Lawrence, William (Bonnie) Ch Ralph, 
 Annabelle, Breckenridge, tel Roch- 
 ester, twp Cooper, Sec 5 Ola (1877) 
 
 *Lawson, William (Anna) Ch Edna, 
 Wilmer, Alma, Dorothy, Williams- 
 ville Rt 2, tel Williamsville, twp 
 "Williams, Sec 9 T252a J. M. Graft 
 (1880) 
 
 Lawyer, O. E. (Bertha) Ch Elmer, 
 Glen, Ray, Harry, Clarence, Spring- 
 field Rt 8, tel Springfield, twp Spring- 
 field, Sec 14 T155a Pierson Estate 
 (1905) 
 
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 82 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 "Leahy, James (Bridget) Ch Mary, 
 Timothy, William, Lee, Russel, Nel- 
 lie, Mabel Dwyer, Ben, Pleasant 
 Plaines, twp Cartwright, OTOOa 
 (1863) 
 
 *Leahy, J. J. Pleasant Plaines Rt 39, 
 tel Pleasant Plaines, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 13 O160a (1867) 
 
 *Leahy, T. F. (Marguerite) Ch James, 
 Timothy, Joseph, Alice, Edward, 
 Francis, Ralph, Pleasant Plaines Rt 
 39, tel Pleasant Plaines, twp Cart- 
 wright O470a (1861) 
 
 *Leahy, T. J. (Elizabeth) Ch Frank, 
 Grace, Charles, Ivan, Ralph, New 
 Berlin Rt 29, tel Boynton, twp Island 
 Grove, Sec 18 O260a (1869) 
 
 "Leahy, W. P. (Emma) Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 39, tel Pleasant Plaines, 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 13-SW (MOOa 
 (1874) 
 
 Leaverton, Henry Chatham Rt 15, tel 
 Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 1 T224a 
 
 1 Leaverton heirs (1893) 
 
 Leckrone, F. H. (Kitty) Ch Floyd, 
 Elbert, Dorothea, William, Albert, 
 Buffalo Rt 59, tel Buffalo, twp Mech- 
 anicsburg, Sec 2 T148a G. Passfleld 
 (1917) 
 
 Leaderbrand, Bertha Ch Henry, Toban, 
 Emma, Carlos, Teresa, Jacob, Glen- 
 arm Rt 23, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 7 
 T118a Burley Lederbrand (1905) 
 
 Leaderbrand, George (Mary) Ch Ray, 
 Rochester Rt 20, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 4 T67a George 
 Leaderbrand (1854) 
 
 Leaderbrand, Geo. A. (Henrietta) Ch 
 Joseph, Francis, Springfield Rt 3, 
 tel Rochester, twp Ball, Sec 2 O42a 
 (1879) 
 
 Leaderbrand, Philip (Myra) Ch Henry, 
 Chester, Samuel, Floyd, Merle, 
 Grace, Ralph, Rochester Rt 20, tel 
 Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 4 
 T114a (1866) 
 
 Leaderbrand, R. L. (Monica) "1'rwin 
 Place" Auburn Rt 47, tel Auburn, 
 twp Chatham, Sec 26 T62a A. E. 
 Irwin (1891) 
 
 Leahan, P. T. Ch May, T. N. Ben, 
 Cornland Rt 1, tel Buffalo, twp Buf- 
 falo Hart, Sec 33 O50a (1853) 
 
 Ledbetter, John (Anna) Loami Rt 33, 
 tel Waverly, twp New Berlin, Sec 
 35 Foreman for Julius Kimy (1916) 
 
 Lee, Annie Ch Edna, Robert, Walter, 
 Thelma, Springfield Rt 4, twp Gard- 
 ner, Sec 25 T8a Harry Reisch (1914) 
 
 Lee, Sherman (Edith) Ch Richard, 
 Ruby, Violet, "Odeon" Chatham Rt 
 16, tel Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 
 12 Foreman for J. W. Sudduth (1916) 
 
 Lee, William J. (Rosa) Ch John, 
 James, Margaret, Eldon, Dorothy, 
 Leona, Can trail Rt 28, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 1 T465a Oliver Whittney (1877) 
 
 Leeper, H. T. Ch Fred, Kenneth, Dean, 
 Virden Rt 48, twp Divernon, Sec 33 
 O80a (1916) 
 
 Lefever, D. S. (Stella) Springfield Rt 
 9, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 
 9 T2a Charles Robin (1903) 
 
 Leftwigh, C. T. (Nellie) Ch Mildred, 
 Sherman Rt 25, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Williams, Sec 7 T160a George 
 Passfield (1882) 
 
 Leggett, James Ch Minnie, Pawnee Rt 
 52, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 30 O37a 
 (1850) 
 
 *Leigh, Harry, Sr. (Mary) Ch Homer, 
 Gale, Opal, Fern, Harry, Curran Rt 
 12, tel Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 
 17 T180a L. Hayes & Brown (1903) 
 
 *Leigh, Grover (Virginia) Curran Rt 
 12, twp Curran, Sec 17 T180a L. 
 Hayes & H. Brown (1903) 
 
 *Leka, George W. (Verna) Ch Marvil, 
 Georgiana, Lloyd, Mechanicsburg Rt 
 61, tel Mechanicsburg, twp Lanes- 
 ville, Sec 5 T85a Henry Leka (1883) 
 
 *Leka, Harry (Almina) Ch William, 
 ijioyd, "Leka Stock Farm" Illiopolis 
 Rt 58, tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, 
 Sec 24 O190a (1861) 
 
 Leka, James (Nettie) Riverton Rt 7, 
 twp Clear Lake, Sec 12 O500a (1887) 
 
 Leka, S. A. (Reba) Illiopolis Rt 58, 
 tel Illiopolis, twp Tlliopolis, Sec 15 
 O82a (1914) 
 
 *Leland, J. A. Ch Edward, Louise, 
 Springfield Rt 2, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 5 O280a (1877) 
 
 Lellerst, Jay (Ula) Ch Elouise, Jen- 
 nette, Sherman Rt 25, tel Williams- 
 ville, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 11 T60a 
 M. A. Sweet (1892) 
 
 Lemon, Carson B. (Carrie) Ch James, 
 Mechanicsburg, Rt 60, twp Cooper, 
 Sec 12 O28a (1881) 
 
 Lemon, E. P. Mechanicsburg Gen. Del., 
 twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 26 Fore- 
 man for S. E. Metcalf (1848) 
 
 Lemons, H. C. (May) Ch Serl, Illiopo- 
 lis, Rt 58, twp Lanesville, Sec 9 Fore- 
 man for John Mince
 
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 83 
 
 *l_emon, James T. (Zadeth) Ch Oriel, 
 Carson, Oliver, Mechanicsburg Rt 60, 
 tel Mechanicsburg, twp Cooper, Sec 
 12 O138a (1887) 
 
 *Lemon, Lewis W. (Florence) "Valley 
 Farmf Mechanics burg Rt ,60, tel 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Cooper, Sec 1 
 T140a Lemon Estate (1890) 
 
 *Lemon, Oscar F. (Grace) Ch Phyllis, 
 Mechanicsburg Rt 60, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, twp Cooper, Sec 1 T254a Alice 
 Black (1892) 
 
 *Lenhart, David C. (Susie) Ch Anna, 
 David, Springfield Rt 6, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Curran, Sec 2 T230a 
 George Lenhart (1894) 
 
 Lenhart, George (Anna) Ch John, 
 George, David, Harry, Ida, Spring- 
 field Rt 6, tel Springfield, twp Spring- 
 field, Sec 31 T256a Mrs. Milton Wood 
 (1895) 
 
 *Lenhart, Henry (Mary) Ch Alma, 
 Mamie, Lawrence, Glenarm Rt 23, 
 tel Rochester, twp Ball, Sec 24 O160a 
 (1868) 
 
 Leonard, H. E. (Myrtle) Ch Donald, 
 Blanche, "Maple Hill Stock Farm," 
 Illiopolis Rt 55, tel Illiopolis, twp 
 niiopolis, Sec 7 T250a Ed. Baker 
 (1886) 
 
 Leonard, J. L. Ch C. A. Lee, Samuel, 
 Illiopolis, tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, 
 Sec 32 O120a (1867) 
 
 *Leonard, Sarah Ch Russell, George, 
 Ruth, Illiopolis Rt 58, tel Illiopolis, 
 twp Illiopolis, Sec 30 O80a (1886) 
 
 "Leonard, T. A. (Ella) Ch James, 
 Pawnee Rt 50, twp Pawnee, S'ec 16 
 O400a (1890) 
 
 Leonard, W. E. (Georgia) Illiopolis Rt 
 56, tel Illiopolis, twp Tlliopolis, Sec 
 24 T160a D. Murphy (1896) 
 
 Lercher, George (Anna) Ch Reny, Will, 
 Donald, Clarence, Buffalo Hart Rt 36, 
 tel Interstate, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 
 18 T160a Mrs. Cass (1875) 
 
 Lercher, Henry (Lizzie) Ch Earl, Wal- 
 ter, Mary, Dorothy, Margaret, Sher- 
 man Rt 25, tel Williamsville, twp 
 Williams, Sec 34 T114a Mrs. Braugh- 
 ten (1880) 
 
 *Lester, W. A. (Irene) Chatham Rt 16, 
 tel Auburn, twp Chatham, Sec 22 
 O80a (1883) 
 
 Letterst, F. F. (Elisa) Ch Amelia, Jack, 
 Illiopolis Rt 58, tel Buffalo, twp 
 Lanesville, Sec 6 T220a Mrs. L. P. 
 Rogers (1909) 
 
 Leutenmayer, Joseph (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Joseph, George, Francis, Carl, Willie, 
 Rose, Hugo, Springfield Rt 5, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 11 
 O40a (1879) 
 
 Lewis, F. G. (Rena) Ch Aimer, Roy, 
 Leonard, Pleasant Plaines Rt 43, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 27, Foreman for 
 Samuel S. (1913) * 
 
 Lewis, James P. (Alice) Ch Eva, Wil- 
 liam, Williamsville Rt 26, tel Wil- 
 liamsville, twp Williams, Sec 11 O66a 
 (1887) 
 
 Lewis, John, Pawnee Rt 52, twp 
 Pawnee, Sec 32-29 O80a (1867) 
 
 Lewis, Richard (Lizzie) Ch Frank, 
 Pawnee Rt 50, twp Pawnee, Sec 20 
 T225a G. Baker (1879) 
 
 *Lewis, Robert, Auburn RJ 40, tel Au- 
 burn, twp Chatham, Sec 34 T131a 
 Mrs. J. M. Lewis (1873) 
 
 Lewis, William (Cora) Ch Margaret, 
 Herbert, Clara, Farmingdale Rt 13, 
 twp Gardner, S'ec 31 TlOa Henry 
 Braner (1913) 
 
 Lightfoot, Henry (Gertrude) Ch Ers- 
 land, Vatris, James, Springfield Rt 
 5, tel Springfield, twp Springfield, 
 Sec 31 O6a (1882) 
 
 Llklns, Henry B. (Myrtle) Ch Floyd, 
 Clarence, Ruth, Springfield Rt 8, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 13 
 T160a M. E. Lion (1916) 
 
 *Linton, E. L. (Margaret) Ch Johanna, 
 Gladys, Springfield Rt 9, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Woodside, Sec 29 T160a S. 
 Bridges (1916) 
 
 Linton, Zeb (Bertha) Ch Lucille, 
 Stewart, Springfield Rt 9, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Woodside, Sec 9 O3a 
 (1902) 
 
 Lisenbey, Ed (Delia) Glenarm Rt 22, 
 tel Pawnee, twp Ball, Sec 35 T240a 
 Mrs. E. Danials (1884) 
 
 Little, William (Sarah) Ch James, 
 Ethel, Joseph, Jacob, Thomas, Char- 
 lie, Grace, Daisy, Springfield Rt 10, 
 tel Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 
 20, Farmhand for Lee Hickot (1905) 
 
 A. W. SIKKING & CO. 
 
 SPRINGFIELD, ILL. 
 
 SERVICE STATIONS at Auburn, Buffalo, Loami, Pleasant Plains and New Berlin 
 
 FARM MACHINERY AND VEHICLES
 
 84 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Lloyd, Sarah Ch Sadie, Nellie, Can- 
 trail, twp Fancy Creek, Sec O33a 
 (1890) 
 
 Lobdill, O. S. (Grace) Ch Beulah, Me- 
 chanicsburg Rt 60, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 23, 
 Foreman for E. Hall (1892) 
 
 Lochbaum, Henry (Barbara) Dawson 
 Rt 21, tel Mechanicsburg, twp Me- 
 chanicsburg, Sec 29 T49a C. J. Chap- 
 man (1872)y 
 
 Lochbaum, William W. (Ethel) Ch 
 Charles, Dawson Rt 21, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, S'ec 
 29 T49a C. J. Chapman (1874) 
 
 Locke, Charles (Eqiula) Ch LaRue, 
 Ethel, Helen, Grace, Eqiula, Kinney, 
 Velma, Lucy, Springfield Rt 8, tel 
 Riverton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 8 
 O22a (1877) 
 
 Lockenour, J. F. (Francis) Ch Katie, 
 "Maple Hill Farm," Chatham Rt 15, 
 tel Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 8 O25a 
 (1916) 
 
 Lockridge, C. E. Ch Fred, Bernice, 
 John, Helen, Auburn Rt 44, tel Au- 
 burn, twp Auburn, Sec 4 T160a H. 
 H. Lockridge (1862) 
 
 Lockrone, A. W. (Ethel) Ch Mildred, 
 Estelle, Kenneth, Althea, Illiopolis 
 Rt 58, tel Buffalo, twp Lanesville, 
 Sec 31 T247a H. G. Brabison (1917) 
 
 Lohrenz, August (Delia) Cantrall Rt 28, 
 tel Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 
 9 T80a D. Burns (1916) 
 
 Long, C. M. (Mary) Ch George, Nick, 
 Dudley, Springfield Rt 10 twp Spring- 
 field, S'ec 29 T40a Robert Fair (1897) 
 
 Long, James, (Mabel) Ch Charlie, 
 Kenneth, Lawrence, Chatham Rt 15, 
 tel Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 6 
 T160a C. Moore (1873) 
 
 *Long, J. M. (Mabel) Ch Aileen, 
 Sherman Rt 25, tel Williamsville, twp 
 Williams, Sec 34 T20a J. M. Long 
 (1901) 
 
 Long, Pirt Ch Charlotte, Cleta, Lucille, 
 Albert, Sherman Rt 25, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 23 T40a J. Yocom (1912) 
 
 Long, William (Sarah) Ch Jacob, Wal- 
 ter, Adolph, William, Carrie, New 
 Berlin Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 31 O80a (1860) 
 
 Longerban, L. T. (Ida) Ch Jennie, 
 Paul, Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 
 9 O12a (1889) 
 
 Lopossa, Joseph M. (Rose) Edinburg 
 Rt 3, tel Edinburg, twp Cooper, Sec 
 4 T160a F. B. Harrant (1911) 
 
 Love, Archie Ch James, Laura, Ash- 
 land Rt 2, twp Illiopolis O40a (1892) 
 
 Lovell, Vincent (Celia) Ch Harold, 
 Ruth, Springfield Rt 5, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Springfield, Sec 4 T6a De- 
 witt Smith (1908) 
 
 Loving, Earl (Myrtle) Ch Harry, Cur- 
 ran Rt 12, tel Chatham, twp Curran, 
 Sec 30 T249a George Passfield (1894) 
 
 Loving, James (Bessie) Ch Russell, 
 Edward, Luella, Loami Rt 33, tel 
 Chatham, twp Curran, S'ec 31 T12.45a 
 The Sudduth Farm (1883) 
 
 "Loving, J. H. (Minnie) Ch Earl, 
 Lloyd, Loami Rt 33, tel Waverly, twp 
 Loami, Sec 1 O177a (1882) 
 
 Lowe, J. N. (Helen) Ch John, Homer, 
 Auburn Rt 44, twp Chatham, Sec 33 
 O160a (1880) 
 
 Lowe, Perley (Edith) Ch Velma, 
 Loami Rt 33, tel Waverly, twp Loami 
 Sec 2 O30a (1888) 
 
 Lowry, Elmer W. (Pansy) Ch Harold, 
 Helen, Howard, Erma, Chatham Rt 
 16, tel Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 
 7 T460a Charles Hunter (1882) 
 
 Loy, W. S. (Margaret) Ch Erwin, 
 Glenarm Rt 24, tel Chatham, twp 
 Ball, T80a Pulliam Heirs (1917) 
 
 Lucas, Sarah A. Ch John, Mary, Jessie, 
 Dawson Rt 21, twp Cooper, S'ec 5 
 O50a (1844) 
 
 Luckey, Louis C. (Lotus) Ch Clarence, 
 Virginia, Catherine, Melvin, Mar- 
 garet, Springfield Rt 6, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Gardner, Sec 36 T40a Dr. 
 J. O. Baldwin (1916) 
 
 Luedke, Amel (Minnie) Ch Bertha, 
 Daniel, Walter, Chatham, twp Chat- 
 ham, Sec 1 T500a Dick Lexington 
 (1875) 
 
 *Luedke, Bert (Carrie) Ch Gertrude, 
 Walter, Esther, Chatham Rt 16, tel 
 Auburn, twp Chatham, Sec 27 O240a 
 (1892) 
 
 *Luedke, Ed M. "Rose Lawn Stock 
 Farm," Chatham Rt 15, twp Chat- 
 ham, Sec 1 T635a R. L. Reverton 
 (1893) 
 
 *Lutyens, Dr. Henry (Jessie) Farming- 
 dale Box 3, tel Riddle Hill, twp Gard- 
 ner, Sec 17 O5a (1877) 
 
 Lyman, E. H. (Lillian) Ch George, Ed, 
 Pleasant Plaines Rt 41, tel Riddle 
 Hill, twp Cartwright, Sec 12 O80a 
 (1872) 
 
 *Lyon, E. F. (Henrietta) Ch Herman, 
 James, Illiopolis Rt 55, tel Illiopolis, 
 twp Illiopolis, S'ec 26 O330a (1848)
 
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 85 
 
 Lyon, John S. (Minnie) Ch Gertrude, 
 Springfield Rt 7, twp Clear Lake, 
 Sec 20 T33a C. Nelson (1916) 
 
 Lyon, Henry (Mary) Illiooplis Rt 55, 
 tel niiopolis, twp Lanesville, Sec 21 
 T149a Joseph Kinahan (1887) 
 
 Lyon, W. H. T. (Sarah) "Lyon Dean," 
 Buffalo Hart, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 
 18 O206a (1850) 
 
 Lyons, Alex (Annie) Ch Annie, John, 
 Charles, Harry, Elizabeth, Clara, 
 Flora, Frank, Sherman Rt 25, twp 
 Williams, Sec 19 T40a Geo. Youcum 
 (1914) 
 
 Lyons, Charles (Belle) Ch Elizabeth, 
 Lillie, Sherman Rt 25, twp Williams, 
 S'ec 19 TlOa Jess Yokum (1916) 
 
 Lyons, James (Arnola) Riverton Rt 17, 
 tel Mechanicsburg, twp Mechanics- 
 burg, Sec 30, Foreman for George 
 Hall (1916) 
 
 Lyons, J. F. (Elizabeth) Ch Emma, 
 Erne, Henry, Mary, Riverton, tel 
 Riverton, twp Williams, Sec 34 O465a 
 (1852) 
 
 Lyons, Jesse (Mona) Ch Alpha, Fern, 
 Maxwell Rt 37, twp Talkington, Sec 
 6, Farmhand for Frank Richard 
 (1917) 
 
 Lyons, Jesse 0. (Rebecca) Ch Dorothy, 
 Charles, Maxwell Rt 37, tel Waverly, 
 twp Talkington, Sec 7, Farmhand for 
 G. W. Dusett (1917) 
 
 M 
 
 * McAfee, Chester (Tillie) Ch George, 
 Helen, Harriett, Clarissa, Willlams- 
 ville, tel Williamsville, twp Wil- 
 liams, Sec 33 T267a W. S. Constant 
 (1901) 
 
 *McAfee, Eugene (Fannie) Glenarm Rt 
 
 22, tel Pawnee, twp Ball, Sec 25 
 O180a (1871) 
 
 McAfee, G. B. (Priscilla) Ch Garland, 
 Loraine, Harold, Boyce, Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 41, twp Cartwright, Sec 5, 
 Foreman for J. Hunt (1915) 
 
 *McAfee, John (Ettie) Ch Gladys, Wil- 
 liamsville Rt 26, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Williams, Sec 2 T440a C. R. 
 Taylor (1902) 
 
 *McArthur, Chas. N. (Laura) tel 
 Rochester, twp Cooper, Sec 20 O160a 
 (1887) 
 
 McCafferty, William (Minnie) Ch Lela, 
 Jessie, Arthur, Jackson, Sammy, 
 Flora, Auburn Rt 47, tel Chatham, 
 twp Ball, Sec 30, Foreman for Leon- 
 ard Ping (1899) 
 
 *McCartney, Ollie (Nellie) Glenarm Rt 
 
 23, tel Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 14 
 T160a S. J. Stout 
 
 McCandless, C. P., Buffalo Hart Rt 36, 
 tel Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 
 27, Farmhand for Emily Taylor 
 (1907) 
 
 McCandless, H. C. Ch Clayton, Bon- 
 nie, Sarah, Buffalo Hart Rt 36, twp 
 Williams, Sec 27 T240a Emily Taylor 
 (1881) 
 
 McCann, Joe (Helen) Ch Paul, Alice, 
 Mildred, William, Irma, Illiopolis Rt 
 55, tel Mechanicsburg, twp Lanes- 
 ville, Sec 31 T254a D. C. Fletcher and 
 E. P. Hall (1879) 
 
 McCann, Noah (Frances) Ch Dean, 
 Buffalo Rt 59, tel Buffalo, twp Me- 
 chanicsburg, S'ec 12 T68 4-5 Eliza Cor- 
 rell (1878) 
 
 McCann, R. C. (Emma) Ch 2, Buffalo, 
 tel Buffalo, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 
 3 O107a (1887) 
 
 McCann, W. J. Ch Cora, Anna, Buffalo, 
 tel Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 11 
 T202a Scully Estate (1862) 
 
 *McClain, G. N. (Gertrude) Loaml Rt 
 32, tel Waverly, twp Maxwell T144a 
 W. W. McClain (1901) 
 
 *McClain, R. N. (Elizabeth) Ch Eva, 
 Lawrence, Loami Rt 32, tel Waverly, 
 twp Loami, Sec 9 O60a (1902) 
 
 McClelland, C. B. (Alice) Ch Ralph, 
 Wesley, Springfield Rt 3, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Woodside, Sec 24 O436a 
 (1865) 
 
 McClelland, Wesley (Lilly) Ch Arlene, 
 Springfield Rt 3, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, S'ec 23, Farmhand C. B. 
 McClelland (1888) 
 
 'McClelland, W. O. (Alice) Ch George, 
 Springfield Rt 2, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 30 T240a Logan Hay 
 (1916) 
 
 McConnell, W. H. (Anna) Springfield 
 Rt 2, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, 
 Sec 5 O8a (1877)
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 McCord, B. F. (Ida) Ch Clyde, Bar- 
 bara, Anna, Athens Rt 1, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 34 T320 a J. N. Cline 
 (1911) 
 
 McCord, Clyde (Vina) Ch Eva, Spring- 
 field Rt 5, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 
 36, Farmhand for C. M. Woods (1911) 
 
 *McCord, Earl (Oma) Ch Cecil, Loami 
 Rt 33, twp Chatham, Sec 6, Foreman 
 for Seamen (1882) 
 
 McCormick, Hugh (Mary) Ch Howard, 
 Hugh, Thomas, Catherine, Winifred, 
 Pawnee Rt 51, twp Pawnee, Sec 32-29 
 O640a (1893) 
 
 McCoy, Elmer (Florence) Rochester, 
 twp Rochester, Sec 10 T180a T. B. 
 Wright (1907) 
 
 McCracken, H. C. (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Joseph, Lowder Rt 28, tel Waverly, 
 twp Talkington, Sec 13, Farmhand 
 for Lloyd Clark (1849) 
 
 McCrea, L. C. (Pearl) Ch Leola, Fran- 
 cis, Illiopolis Rt 58, twp Tlliopolis, 
 Sec 12, Foreman for A. E. Hunter 
 (1889) 
 
 *McCubbins, J. L. (Helena) Ch 
 Jeanette, Pleasant Plains Rt 40, tel 
 Ashland, twp Cartwright, Sec 27 
 T550a Butler Bros. 
 
 McCubbin, O. L. (Ella) Ch Lulu, Min- 
 nie, Carr, Springfield Rt 8, twp Clear 
 Lake, Sec 7, Farmhand for W. S. 
 McCue (1915) 
 
 *McCue, W. S. Ch Helen, Bernard, 
 Springfield Rt 8, tel Springfield, twp 
 Clear Lake, Sec 18 O119a (1915) 
 
 McCulley, G. L. (Fannie) Ch Lucille, 
 Chatham Rt 15, tel Chatham, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 29 T80a B. F. Cald- 
 well (1901) 
 
 McCul lough, Mrs. Gertrude Ch Emer- 
 son, Arthur, Riverton Rt 17, tel River- 
 ton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 14 O80a 
 (1887) 
 
 *McDaniel, J. A. Ch Francis, Harold, 
 Lena, Rachel, Ned, John, Louis, Corn- 
 land Rt 1, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 26 
 T430a (1873) 
 
 McDaniel, P. W. (Abbie) Ch Homer, 
 Mechanicsburg Rt 61, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, twp Lanesville, S'ec 30 T320a 
 S. Fullenwider Estate (1862) 
 
 *McDaniel, 0. L. (Lelia) Buffalo Rt 59, 
 tel Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 
 22 T160a O. McDaniel (1885) 
 
 McDaniels, J. N., Dawson Rt 21. tel 
 Dawson, twp Clear Lake, Sec 13 
 O80a (1877) 
 
 McDermott, John, Illiopolis Rt 56, tel 
 Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 29 
 O160a (1880) 
 
 *McDevitt, G. W. (Jane) Ch Boyd, 
 Mary, Jean, Rodna, Loami Rt 32, tel 
 Waverly, twp Maxwell, Sec 17 O166a 
 (1874) 
 
 McDevitt, J. H. (Ella) Ch Lorena, Wil- 
 liam, Eva, Amos, Grace, Verna, 
 Hazel, Loami Rt 32, tel Waverly, 
 twp Maxwell, Sec 19 OlOOa (1860) 
 
 *McDevitt, R. L. (Clara) Ch Mildred, 
 Loami Rt 32, tel Waverly, twp Max- 
 well, T160a Charles Gallagher 
 (1877) 
 
 McDole, Frank C. (Jeanette) Ch Wil- 
 liam, Raymond, Springfield Rt 2, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, S'ec 31 
 T20a Nathan Cole (1884) 
 
 *McElvain, J. W. (Amanda) Ch Thorn- 
 ton, Ralph, Carl, Mabel, Ruth, J. W. 
 Jr., Auburn Rt 46, tel Auburn, twp 
 Auburn, Sec 16 O520a (1862) 
 
 McGee, Claude (Bernice) Ch Arlene, 
 Williamsville Rt 26, twp Williams, 
 Sec 33 T157a Dr. Stettle (1912) 
 
 *McGee, James (Anna) Ch John, 
 James, Andrew, Kate, Ella, Rose, 
 Agnes, Bernard, Illiopolis Rt 56, tel 
 Tlliopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 20 O80a 
 C1913) 
 
 McGill, D. H. (Agnes) Ch Fern, Beu- 
 lah, Gladys, Hugh, Divernon, tel Di- 
 vernon, twp Divernon, T160a Dave 
 Haire 
 
 McGillen, H. M. (Beatrice) Ch Flor- 
 ence, Helen, Floyd, Mildred, Royal, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 42, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 20, Foreman for N. E. 
 Rawls (1873) 
 
 McGillen, Oliver (Nellie) Farmingdale 
 Rt 14, tel Pleasant Plains, twp Salis- 
 bury, Sec 35 T320a M. S'. Grieder 
 (1887) 
 
 McGillick, Thomas (Mary) Ch John, 
 Geraldine, Margaret, Rose, Lorine, 
 Ilene, Springfield Rt 3, twp Roches- 
 ter, Sec 30 O200a (1897) 
 
 McGinnis, Charles (Belle) Ch Louis, 
 Frank, Loami Rt 34, tel Waverly, twp 
 Loami, Sec 12 O16a (1857) 
 
 McGinnis, Frank K. (Clara) Ch Don- 
 ald, Eugene, Harvey, Loami Rt 33, 
 tel Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 3 
 Tla Jess Dodds (1884) 
 
 McGinnis, Grant (Dora) Loami Rt 34, 
 tel Waverly, twp Loami, Sec 12 O48a 
 (1864)
 
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 87 
 
 *McGothlin, H. G. (Florence) Ch Carl, 
 Marjorie, Auburn Rt 46, tel Virden, 
 twp Auburn, Sec 19 O135a (1871) 
 
 McGothlin, J. H. Ch John, Lena, Au- 
 burn Rt 46, tel Virden, twp Auburn, 
 Sec 19 O77a (1867) 
 
 McGrath, P. F. Ch James, John, Tim- 
 othy, Frances, Eugene, Agnes, Cath- 
 ern, Springfield Rt 9, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Woodside, jSec 6 T80a 
 Mathews Estate (1906) 
 
 McGraugh, John (Virginia) Ch Harry, 
 Halbert, .Frank, Farmlngdale Rt 14, 
 tel Pleasant Plains, twp Gardner, Sec 
 5 O113a (1861) 
 
 McGraw, L. H. (Emma) Springfield Rt 
 2, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, 
 Sec 19 O170a (1857) 
 
 McGuffin, T. C., New Berlin Rt 30, twp 
 New Berlin, Sec 32 T150a J. Barnes 
 
 McGuire, Harry (Hattie) Ch Melvin, 
 Glenarm Rt 24, twp Ball, Sec 29 
 T185a Robt. W. Drennan (1887) 
 
 Mclntire, J. Wm. (Mary) Ch Chris, 
 Delia, Inez, Dawson Rt 21, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, twp Cooper, Sec 5 O20a 
 (1857) 
 
 Mclntire, T. J. (Mary) Riverton Rt 17, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, S'ec '31 O40a 
 (1861) 
 
 McKade, Mrs. Mary Ch Anna, Joseph, 
 Katherine, Illiopolis Rt 1, twp Lanes- 
 ville, Sec 28 T160a J. McCabe (1864) 
 
 McKee, Charles L. (Winifred) Ch 
 Marcia, Margaret, Lena, Grace, 
 Rochester Rt 20, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 11 O42a Chas. Mc- 
 Kee (1916) 
 
 McKee, Noah M. (Lulu) Ch Ellen, 
 Rochester Rt 19, twp Cotton Hill, 
 Sec 5 T40a Sally Shoup (1870) 
 
 McKinney, C. P. (Sarah) Auburn Rt 
 46, tel Virden, twp Auburn, Sec 30 
 T190a Mrs. George Lloyd (1912) 
 
 McKinnie, John W. (Lena) Curran Rt 
 11, tel Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 
 
 4 O51a (1877) 
 
 McKinnie, William L. (Sophie) Ch 
 Maude, Eleanor, Bernice, Springfield 
 Rt 10, tel Springfield, twp Spring- 
 field, Sec 18 O132a (1844) 
 
 McLaughlin, Henry (Nellie) Ch John, 
 Yates, Ralph, New Berlin Rt 31, tel 
 Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 14 
 T80a Chas. Shuff (1881) 
 
 McLaughlin, J. B. (Martha) Ch Lee, 
 Pawnee Rt 49, twp Pawnee, Sec 5 
 O50a (1864) 
 
 McLaughlin, T. Y., New Berlin Rt 29, 
 
 tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 
 7 O120a (1872) 
 
 McMann, George (Lulu) Ch Mildred, 
 Roy, Lulu, Earl, Velma, Dorothy, 
 James, Buffalo Hart Rt 36, twp Me- 
 chanicsburg, Sec 4, Foreman for 
 Sculley Estate (1867) 
 McMann, L. Otis (Minnie) Ch Lydia, 
 Howard, Springfield Rt 4, twp Gard- 
 ner, Sec 25 12%a (1879) 
 
 *McMasterson, James (Fannie) Ch 
 Francelia, John, Ada, Mary, Chat- 
 ham Rt 16, tel Chatham, twp Chat- 
 ham, Sec 21 O51a (1881) 
 
 *McMillan, Chas. E. (Mary) Ch Harry, 
 Elmer, Everett, Mary, Farmingdale 
 Rt 13, tel Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 30 O95a (1878) 
 
 McMillan, Charles Ch Raymond, Lee, 
 Frady, Olive, Earl, Buffalo Hart Rt 
 56, tel Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 
 25 T180a John Lee (1870) 
 
 'McMillan, D. J. C. (Maude) Ch 
 Charles, Mary, Lee, Ella, New Ber- 
 lin, tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, 
 Sec 23-24 O120a (1873) 
 
 *McMillan, H. (Lizzie) Ch Harold, Viv- 
 ian, Evelyn, Farmingdale Rt 13, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 23 T40a John Mc- 
 Millan (1883) 
 
 McMillan, William (Delia) Ch William, 
 Hazel, Farmingdale Rt 13, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 26 O640a (1878) 
 
 McMurray, J. L. (Laura) Curran Rt 
 11, tel Riddle Hill, twp Curran, S'ec 
 9 O500a (1853) 
 
 *McMurray, Tom B. (Fannie) Ch 
 Marie, Hayward, Divernon Rt 48, tel 
 Divernon, twp Divernon O160a 
 (1916) 
 
 *McMurry, C. O. (Ella) Curran Rt 11, 
 tel Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 8, 
 O160a (1851) 
 
 *McMurry, C. W. (Susie) Ch Aldine, 
 Ruth, Curran Rt 11, tel Riddle Hill, 
 twp Curran, Sec 17 O160a (1870) 
 
 *McNeil, Wm. L., New Berlin Rt 31, 
 tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 
 1 O450a (1892) 
 
 McQuality, Wm. (Nellie) Ch Margaret, 
 Loami Rt 34, twp Loami, Sec 14 
 012a (1914) 
 
 *McQuilkin, J. C. (Lydia) Ch Margaret, 
 Edith, Jacob, Springfield Rt 3, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 14 
 O40a (1892)
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 McQuittle, F. l_ (Abbie) Ch John. 
 
 Louis, James, Curran Rt 12, tel Rid- 
 
 dle HOI. twp Cnrran, Sec IS O337a 
 
 (1891) 
 McRoberts, Hugh (Margaret) Curran 
 
 Rt 11, tel Curran, twp Curran, Sec 
 
 9 T200a (1852) 
 McTaggart, Bert (Edith) Ch Martha, 
 
 Helen. Pawnee, twp Pawnee, Sec 30 
 
 0145a (1882) 
 McTaggart Charles (Era) Ch Leon- 
 
 ard. Stanley, Harlan. Duncan. Paw- 
 
 nee Rt 51, twp Pawnee, Sec 24 
 
 O160a (1872) 
 
 McTaggart, George (Bessie) Ch 
 Pawnee Rt 51, twp 
 
 Pawnee, Sec 25 Oltta (1889) 
 
 McT3==a-t. w. p.. on a 
 
 Esther, Pawnee Rt 51, twp Pawnee, 
 See 7 T2tta J. W. Lupton (1876) 
 
 McTee, William (Jessie) Ch John, 
 New Berlin Rt 31. tel Boynton, twp 
 New Berlin, Sec 23 T169a Elrira G. 
 Brock (1888) 
 
 McVeigh, Frank D. (EDa) Ch Stella. 
 Loretta, Springfield Rt 1, tel Spring- 
 field. twp Clear Lake, Sec 32 O80a 
 (1864) 
 
 MacMurdo, Robt (Lfla) Ch Paul, Au- 
 burn Rt 45, tel Auburn, twp Auburn, 
 Sec 22 TllOa Mrs. Vincent (1903) 
 
 Maddock, Joseph (Anna) Pawnee Rt 
 52, tel Pawnee, twp Cotton Hill Sec 
 31 028a (1853) 
 
 Maddox, Geo. O. (Ida) Ch Melba, 
 Bffly, Curran Rt 12, tel Chatham, twp 
 Curran, Sec 34 TlOOa John Wending 
 (1890) 
 
 Maddox, J. H. Ch Nellie, Riverton Rt 
 17, tel Mechanicsbnrg, twp Me- 
 chaaicsbnrs, Sec 31 O20a (1865) 
 
 Magill, George, Auburn Rt 44, tel Au- 
 burn, twp Chatham, Sec 25 TlfcOa 
 H. S. Mag.ll (1873) 
 
 'Magill, H. S. Ch Ella, George, Au- 
 burn Rt 44, tel Auburn, two Chatham, 
 See 29 O160a (1856) 
 
 Maginn, Mrs. Ada Ch Edward. Opal. 
 Era. Otis, Allen, Fred, Ge 
 Loami Rt 34, tel Loami. twp Loair-L 
 Sec 22 T200a Jos. Joy and Jos. I 
 per (1915) 
 
 Mahaffey, C. M. (Theresa) Ch Mabel 
 Elmer, Ed. Patrick, Homer, Illiopolis 
 Rt 55, Sec 25 O2a T40a Isaac Loose 
 (1910) 
 
 Mahaffey, Ed (SalMe) Ch Ora, Illi- 
 opolis Rt 55, tel Illiopolis, twp T3i- 
 opolis, Sec 24, Foreman for I. A 
 (1896) 
 
 Maher, L. J, Chatham Rt 15, tel Coat- 
 ham, twp Woodside, Sec 30 T147a 
 B. F. CaldweU (1915) 
 
 Maher, Minnie, Ch da, Louis, Henry, 
 Elizabeth, Lena, Mary, Glenarm Rt 
 23, tel Rochester, twp Cotton Rill. 
 Sec 8 O35a (1889) 
 
 *Malsbury, A. A. (Minnie) Lowder Rt 
 38, tel Waverly, twp Talkington. 
 Sec 21 O250a (1897) 
 
 *MaIsbury. Frank (Artie) Pawnee Rt 
 52, tel DiTernon, twp Pawnee, Sec 
 14O160a 
 
 Maloney, John D. (Margaret) Ch John, 
 Charles, Leo, Marguerite, Thomas. 
 Springfield Rt 3, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 11 T280a J. C. Cook 
 (1881) 
 
 Maloney, John P. (Theresa) Ch Helen, 
 Custer Rt 53, twp Rochester, Sec 25 
 T80a J. D. Maloney (1888) 
 
 Manchester, T. (Catheryn) Ch Louisa, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 42, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 21 O120a (1881) 
 
 Manion, Sam (Susie) Ch Clara, Carrie, 
 May, Delia, Edith, Goldie. Rochester 
 Rt 18, tel Rochester, twp Cooper, 
 Sec 18 TSOOa O. & H. Ross (1913) 
 
 Mann, Alfred (Cora) Ch Robert 
 James, Nellie, Mildred, Chatham Rt 
 15, tel Chatham, twp Ball. Sec 4 
 T160a M. F. Megredy (1909) 
 
 Mann, Marshall fRella) Ch Lena. 
 Lowden Rt 38, tel Waverly, twp Talk- 
 ineton. Sec 16 T200a A. C. Moffett 
 (1858) 
 
 Manson, W. E. Ch \Vffliam, John, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 42, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 11 OSa (1912) 
 
 Mantle, George (Hattie) Ch Goldie. 
 Eva, Margaret, Russell, Loami, tel 
 Loami, twp Loami, Sec 11 T5a Q873) 
 
 Markam. Sherman ( Florence) Ch 
 Hoyt, Beatrice. Glenarm Rt 22, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 28 T40a Woodson 
 Colean (1916) 
 
 Marr, Taylor (Mattie) Ch Willis. 
 Glenarm Rt 24. twp Ball, Sec 31. 
 Foreman for Mrs. John Murphy 
 (1905) 
 
 Marsh, William F. Olae) Ch Eugene, 
 Irvin. Lucille. Erelyn. Farmingdale 
 Rt 13, twp Salisbury. Sec 30 Tla 
 X. Darenport (1904) 
 
 Marshall. David, Ch Lolu, Owen, Cus- 
 ter Rt 53. twp Cotton HilL Sec 11 
 OllSa Darid Marshall (1842)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY. ILLINOIS 
 
 Marshall, Roy (Evelyn) Ch Edna, 
 Floyd, William, Buffalo Rt 52, twp 
 Mechanicsburg, Sec 2, Foreman for 
 H. C. Carney (1890) 
 
 Marshall, R. M. (.Ella) Ch Lloyd, Ber- 
 nice, Martin, Illiopolis Rt 56, tel nii- 
 opolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 26, Fore- 
 man for R. Downs (1911) 
 
 Marten, John (Margaret) Ch James, 
 John, Alex, Thomas, Margaret, 
 Robert, Springfield Rt 4, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Springfield, Sec 29 OlOa 
 (1915 ) 
 
 Martin, A. C. (Christina) Ch Clifford, 
 Lorine, Edmund, Chatham Rt 16, tel 
 Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 16 T80a 
 Eli Lilienstein (1905) 
 
 Martin, Ernest A. (Myrtle) Ch Or- 
 villa, Hilda, Francis, Allen, Buffalo 
 Hart Rt 36, tel Riverton, twp Wil- 
 liams, Sec 35 O40a (1874) 
 
 Martin, James (Mary) Ch Annie, John, 
 Margaret, Springfield Rt 4, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 30 
 T5a Adam Molash (1915) 
 
 Martin, John T. (Rosa) Ch Sherman, 
 Tola, Springfield Rt 5, tel Cantrall, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 28 O45a (1899) 
 
 Martin, Joseph (Eldora) Ch Pearl, Au- 
 burn Rt 46, tel Auburn, twp Talking- 
 ton, Sec 25 T160a J. Cheney (1897) 
 
 Martin, J. F. (Christina) Springfield 
 Rt 7, tel Rochester, twp Rochester, 
 Sec 3 OlOOa (1867) 
 
 Martin, Louis (Louise) Ch Gerald, 
 Harold. Alva, Springfield Rt 3, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 25 
 T2S3a~Alva Sheoherd (1911) 
 
 Martin, Robrt (Nettle) Ch Helen. 
 Springfield Rt 7, twp Clear Lake, 
 TlOOa J. F. Martin (1885) 
 
 Martin, R. F., Buffalo Hart Rt 35, twp 
 Buffalo Hart, Sec 15 O60a (1S~ 
 
 Martin. Walter (Clara) Ch Frank. Mil- 
 lie, Charles. Luther. Vernon. Diver- 
 no n Rt 48, tel Diyernon. twp Pawnee, 
 Sec 36, Farmhand Sage Estate (1916) 
 
 Martin. William H. (Emma) Ch Joseph. 
 Delma, Riverton Rt 17. tel Riverton. 
 twp Clear Lake, T105a John L. King 
 (1907> 
 
 Marten, Mrs. Emma. Ch Amy. Effie. 
 Lula. William. Ruth. Frank. Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 41. twp Cartwright. Sec 5 
 O160a (1896) 
 
 Maskell, Marguerite, Ch Jane, Dawson 
 Rt 21, tel Rochester, twp Mechanics- 
 burg, Sec 32 O40a (1862) __ 
 
 Mason, George T. (Anna) Auburn Rt 
 47, tel Auburn, twp Chatham, Sec 26 
 O240a (1836) 
 
 Mason, J. F. (Elizabeth) Ch Glen, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 41, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 28 T147a Dr. Scott (1915) 
 
 Mathers, Thomas (Susan) Ch Grace, 
 Jennie, Cantrall, tel Cantrall, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 16 OlOa (1887) 
 
 *Mathew, J. M. (Melissa) Chatham Rt 
 15, tel Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 16 
 OllSa (1858) 
 
 Mathew, l_ F. (Margaret) Ch Everett, 
 Thomas, Glenarm Rt 24, tel Chat- 
 ham, twp Ball, Sec 28 O210a (1866) 
 
 Mathew, Steven (Ida) Ch Thomas, Ada, 
 Marion, Lena, Ted, Mabel, Mildred. 
 Margaret, Elizabeth, Glenarm Rt 22, 
 twp Cotton HOI, Sec 20 T2a J. T. 
 Greenwalt (1856) 
 
 Mat hews, O. F. (Lena) Ch Helen, 
 Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 26 
 O160a (1859) 
 
 Mathey, G. C. (Lydia) Ch John, Will. 
 Ernest, Jeanette, Adeline, Pawnee Rt 
 51, twp Pawnee, Sec 33 O37a (1856) 
 
 Matthew, Chas. F. (Katherine) Ch 
 Mary, Gfenarm Rt 24, tel Chatham, 
 twp Ball, Sec 21 T285a S. T. Matthew 
 (1872) 
 
 Matthew, Grant (May) Ch Myrtle, 
 Ralph, Alice, Velma, Hope. Custer Rt 
 53, tel Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, 
 Sec 14 OSOa (1863) 
 
 *Matthews, E. H. (Edith) Ch Verne, 
 Leon, Evelyn. Maxwell, tel Loami, 
 twp Maxwell, Sec 29 T40a L. F. Bur- 
 ton (1S^ 
 
 Matthews, Floyd, Springfield Rt 7, tel 
 Rochester, twp Clear Lake, T40a 
 Albert Bashaw (1894) 
 
 Matthews, J. W. (Nancy) Ch Jane, 
 Laverne. George, Wilbur. Mary. 
 Loam I Rt 32, tel Loami, twp Max- 
 well, Sec 18 O95a (1855) 
 
 Matthews, J. (Alice) Ch 6. Cornland 
 Rt 1, tel Buffalo Hart, twp Buffalo 
 Hart, Sec 24 TTla M. Huffman (1882) 
 
 Matthews, John O. (Sarah) Riverton Rt 
 17, tel Mechanicsbursr. twp Me- 
 chanicsburg. Sec 30 T411a W. H. 
 Mathews- (1S94) 
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Matthews, Mrs. Prudie, Ch Lloyd, John, 
 Lee, Alice, Cornland Rt 59, tel Buffalo 
 Hart, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 25 O8a 
 (1875) 
 
 Matthews, Roy (Nola) Dawson Rt 21, 
 twp Cooper, Sec 6 T60a M. J. Hes- 
 ser (1893) 
 
 Matthews, W. B. (Olive) Ch William, 
 Emery, Olive, Loam! Rt 32, tel 
 Waverly, twp Maxwell, S'ec 7 O97a 
 (1856) 
 
 *Matthews, William (Nellie) Loami Rt 
 32, tel Loami, twp Maxwell, Sec 16 
 TlOOa E. M. Park (1883) 
 
 Maurer, Henry, Farmingdale Rt 14, tel 
 Pleasant Plains, twp Gardner, Sec 8 
 O135a (1873) 
 
 *Maurer, Herman (Margaret) ChAnna, 
 Herman, Lulu, Clara, Ella, John, Leo, 
 Rupert, Hilda, Springfield Rt 6, tel 
 Springfield, twp Gardner, Sec 25 
 T117a D. Cummins (1854) 
 
 *Maurer, Herman K. (Anna) Ch Mar- 
 garet, Jeanette, Springfield Rt 6, tel 
 Springfield, twp Gardner, Sec 35 
 Olla (1877) 
 
 Maurer, John A. (Lillian) Ch John, 
 Maxine, Mary, Springfield Rt 4, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 23 T3a 
 
 Maurer, William J. (May) Ch Mary, 
 Wilma, Oscar, Gertrude, Walter, 
 Helen, Hilda, Springfield Rt 6, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 33 O28a (1865^ 
 
 *Mavis, Albert E. (Theresa) Ch Made- 
 line, Springfield Rt 6, tel Springfield, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 27 O22%a (1883) 
 
 Mavis, William O. F Jr. (Josephine) Ch 
 Rachel, Violet, Isabelle, Willis, Mil- 
 dred, Springfield Rt 4, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 26 O27a (1880) 
 
 Max, R. A. (Lucy) May, Loraine, Le- 
 roy, Wilbur, Rebecca, Frances, 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 36, Sec 19 T190a C. 
 Salzenstein (1870) 
 
 *Maxey, Beulah, New Berlin Rt 29, tel 
 Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 11 
 O140a (1879) 
 
 *Maxey, Charles (Lena) Ch Raymond, 
 New Berlin Rt 29, tel Boynton, twp 
 Island Grove, Sec 11 O154a (1880) 
 
 *Maxey, J. H. (Alice) Ch Leigh, Kate, 
 Nancy, Charles, Curran Rt 11, tel 
 Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 1 
 O626a (1849) 
 
 Maxey, William, Auburn Rt 44, tel Au- 
 burn, twp Auburn, Sec 7 O67a 
 (1865) 
 
 *Maxfield, Dorritt A. (Hazel) Ch 
 Dorothy, Custer Rt 53, tel Roches- 
 ter, twp Cooper, Sec 17 TlOOa F. B. 
 Harcort (1886) 
 
 Maxwell, Charles, Springfield Rt 10, 
 tel Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 
 7 T48a Joe Maxwell (1892) 
 
 Maxwell, Mary, 5 children, Illiopolis Rt 
 58, tel Illiopolis, twp niiopolis OllOa 
 (1883) 
 
 Maxwell, R. E. Ch Ray, Daisy, New 
 Berlin Rt 31, tel Boynton, twp Island 
 Grove, Sec 31 O280a (1853) 
 
 *Mayer, Roy B. (Florence) Ch Eileen, 
 Auburn Rt 44, tel Loami, twp Loami, 
 Sec 35 T120a Thos. Cody, Sr. (1896) 
 
 *Mayes, Albert (Mary) Ch Mabel, 
 Alberta, Louisa, Frances, Pauline, 
 Lawrence, Lowder Rt 38, tel 
 Waverly, twp Talkington, S'ec 15 
 T160a Mary S. Stover (1903) 
 
 *Mayes, John (Lizzie) Ch Elmer, Ed- 
 ward, Jessie, Thurston, Maxwell Rt 
 37, tel Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 
 2 T160a A. C. Moffett (1903) 
 
 Mayes, Thomas H. (Bettie) Berry Rt 
 53, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 1 Tla L. 
 Breckenridge (1877) 
 
 Mayfield, James (Emma) Ch Juletta, 
 Chatham Rt 15, tel Chatham, twp 
 Curran, Sec 36 T187a Ben F. Cald- 
 well (1903) 
 
 Mayfield, T. C. (Sallie) Springfield Rt 
 2, twp Curran O200a (1877) 
 
 Mayol, George B. (Elna) Ch Don&ld, 
 Bernice, Springfield Rt 10, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Springfield, Sec 18 O2a 
 (1914) 
 
 *Mayol, Mathew E. (Bernice) Ch 
 Lewis, Springfield Rt 10, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Gardner, Sec 12 T75a Mary 
 A. Mayol (1891) 
 
 Mechals, Samuel (Mary) Ch George, 
 Daisy, Illiopolis Rt 56, tel Illiopolis, 
 twp Illiopolis, Sec 26 T80a Mrs. 
 Thrift (1858) 
 
 Medford, M. G. (Mae) Springfield Rt 
 9, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 
 16 T126a P. F. Cimbel (1877) 
 
 *Meffeoid, Chas. W. (Maggie) Spring- 
 field Rt 4, tel Springfield, twp Gard- 
 ner, Sec 28 T200a Lucy Dovenspeck 
 (1887) 
 
 Mehlick, George (Agnes) Ch Mary, 
 Celia, Joe, Fred, Albert, Patrick, 
 Agnes, Sherman Rt 25, twp Williams, 
 Sec 17 O5a (1912)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 91 
 
 Meier, Henry (Mary) Ch Theodore, 
 New Berlin Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp 
 New Berlin, Sec 31 O75a (1870) 
 
 *Meier, T. J. (Alice) Ch Earl, Agnes, 
 Vincent, Mary, Anna, New Berlin Rt 
 
 30, tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 
 31 O113a (1880) 
 
 Meiers, George (Bessie) Ch Francis, 
 Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, twp Loami, 
 Sec 23 T250a Isaac Campbell (1892) 
 
 Meiers, W. T. (Sallie) Ch Elsie, Frank, 
 Maxwell Rt 37, tel Waverly, twp 
 Talkington, Sec 9 T200a J. F. Ken- 
 nedy (1882) 
 
 Melcher, Lewis W. (Elizabeth) Brad- 
 fordton, tel Springfield, twp Gardner, 
 See 14 O140a (1867) 
 
 Mellinger, Clarence (Ina) Ch Florence, 
 Elbert, Willard, Emily, Jane, Esther, 
 Chatham Rt 16, tel Chatham, twp 
 Chatham Sec 24 T200a Jas. S. Mc- 
 Connell (1907) 
 
 Mellinger, W. C. (Annie) Ch I'della, 
 Clarence, Annie, Lucy, Sherman, 
 Cantrall Rt 28, tel Cantrall, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 31 O80a (1887) 
 
 *Melton, W. D. (Clara) New Berlin Rt 
 
 31, tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, 
 Sec 12 T105a Mrs. Mary Kremzoe 
 (1907) 
 
 Mendenhall, Errett (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Homer, Edith, Florence, Chester, 
 Paul, Stewart, Springfield Rt 9, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 20 
 O160a (1890) 
 
 *Mendenhall, J. H. (Nellie) Ch Ethel, 
 Earl, Eleanor, Ruth, Illiopolis Rt 55, 
 tel Mechanicsburg, twp Lanesville, 
 Sec 33 T500 a R. S. Bullard (1894) 
 
 *Mendenhall, Joseph A. (Samuella) 
 Ch Samuel, Blanche, Errett, Mabel, 
 Harlan, Myrtle, Russell, Springfield 
 Rt 4, tel Riddle Hill twp Gardner, 
 Sec 22 T225a B. Kern (1867) 
 
 Mendenhall, R. B. (Emma) Ch Agnes, 
 Floyd, Illiopolis Rt 55, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, twp Lanesville, Sec 28 T160a 
 W. S. Bullard (1894) 
 
 Mendenhall, S. A. (Nettie) Ch Arthur, 
 Gladys, May, Orville, Illiopolis Rt 
 55, tel Mechanicsburg, twp Lanes- 
 ville, Sec 32 T320a D. Buckles and 
 Mrs. McBlar (1891) 
 
 Mendenhall, W. D. (Florence) Me- 
 chanicsburg Bx 55, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, twp Mechanicsburg, Foreman 
 for R. B. Mendenhall (1902) 
 
 Mergill, Manuel (Jessie) Ch Manuel, 
 Frank, Mamie, Springfield Rt 18, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 6 
 O15a (1877) 
 
 Merrill, Chas. (Jessie) Ch George, Au- 
 burn Rt 47, tel Divernon, twp Diver- 
 non, Sec 7 T81a Chas. Ogg (1881) 
 
 Merriman, George (Effie) Williamsville 
 Rt 26, tel Williamsville, twp Wil- 
 liams, Sec 22 O200a (1887) 
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Merriman, Robert (Ella) Ch Ceqil, 
 Cletus, Leo, Marie, Theresa, Bernice, 
 Illiopolis Rt 58, tel Tlliopolis, twp Illi- 
 opolis, Sec 14 Foreman for B. F. Can- 
 trell (1878) 
 
 Merritt, Lafayette (Malinda) Ch Mar- 
 garet, Pearl, Ellen, Cora, Ira, Ivan, 
 Lem, Veda, Lucy, Breckenridge Rt 1, 
 tel Edinburg, twp Cooper, Sec '4 
 T86a Twist Bros. (1916) 
 
 Merritt, Milford (Julia) Ch Jesse, 
 Polly, Dolly, Anna, Betty, Tina, Lou, 
 Berlin, twp Island Grove, Sec 5 O17a 
 (1885) 
 
 Metcalf, Albert F. (Carrie) Ch Eugene, 
 Mechanicsburg Bx 102, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, 
 Sec 35 T240a George Pasfield (1886) 
 
 Metcalf, Elmer (Bertha) Buffalo, tel 
 Buffalo, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 11 
 T235a Alex M. Booth (1888) 
 
 *Metcalf, S. C. Ch Russel, Mechanics- 
 burg Bx 117, tel Mechanicsburg, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 27 O245a 
 (1853) 
 
 Metcalf, Sam (Hattie) Ch Lucilla, 
 Buffalo Bx 67, tel Buffalo, twp Me- 
 chanicsburg, T235a Alex M. Booth 
 (1870) 
 
 Meyer, Adolph P. (Nellie) Ch Homer, 
 Howard, New Berlin Rt 30, tel Boyn- 
 ton, twp New Berlin, Sec 27 T300a 
 E. W. Brown (1893) 
 
 *Meyer, Gottlieb Ch Emma, Mamie, 
 Loami Rt 32, tel Waver ly, twp Loami, 
 Sec 4 O160a (1883) 
 
 *Meyer, Henry C. Ch Elizabeth, Louise, 
 Bertha, Henry, Carl, Albert, Gottlieb, 
 Loami Rt 32, tel Waverly, twp Loami, 
 Sec 4 O196a (1883) 
 
 *Meyer, Herman H. (Mabel) Ch Ber- 
 tha, New Berlin Rt 31, tel Boynton, 
 twp Island Grove, Sec 10 T180a Lloyd 
 Brown (1913) 
 
 Meyer, Henry L. (Edna) Loami Rt 32, 
 tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, Sec 4 
 T60a Louis Meyer (1890) 
 
 *Meyer, Louis (Lena) Ch Henry, Paul- 
 ine, Minnie, Clara, John, Lillian, New 
 Berlin Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 33 O156a (1885) 
 
 *Meyer, R. H. (Rose) Ch Ralph, 
 Pawnee, tel Pawnee, twp Pawnee, 
 Sec 12 T320a Mrs. E. Weber (1904) 
 
 Meyer, Wentlen (Lulu) Ch Mary, 
 Springfield Rt 10, tel SpringfieH, twp 
 Springfield, Sec 16 T20a W. M. Camp- 
 bell (1889) 
 
 Meyers, F. J. Ch Marie, Frank, Ber- 
 nice, New Berlin Rt 30, tel Boynton 
 twp New Berlin, Sec 31 O114a (1884) 
 
 Michel, John, Custer Rt 53, twp Cot- 
 ton Hill, Sec 13 O89a John Michel 
 (1868) 
 
 *Milar, Edwin B. (Mary) Ch William, 
 Warren, Paul, Sherman Rt 25, tel 
 Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 17 
 O400a (1867) 
 
 Milby, Joe L. (Ida) Ch Leslie, Leonard, 
 Elizabeth, Elsie, Bertha, Springfield 
 Rt 4, tel Springfield, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 27 T..a Kate Moore (1897) 
 
 Milby, Richard (Fannie) Ch Bertha, 
 Mamie, Florence, Ethel, Floyd, Ar- 
 thur, May, Pleasant Plains Rt 39, tel 
 Boynton, twp I'sland Grove, Sec 5 
 T180a Chris Beck (1895) 
 
 Miles, John W. (Christine) Ch Persis, 
 Paul, Cecil, Chatham, twp Chatham, 
 Sec 12, Farmhand for Mrs. Maggie 
 Lewis (1917) 
 
 Miles, John, Pleasant Plains Rt 39, 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 29 O30a (1848) 
 
 *Mlles, W. S. (Hazel) Ch Harold, Wil- 
 liam, Helen, Pleasant Plains Rt 39, 
 Sec 29 O280a (1906) 
 
 Milladay, John (Kathryn) Ch Bernard, 
 Dorothy, John Leonore, May, Helen, 
 Walter, Ruth, Lanesville, tel Buffalo, 
 twp Lanesville, Sec 8 T475a H. C. 
 Whittmore 
 
 Miller, Mrs. A. Ch Arthur, Lee, Eva, 
 Springfield Rt 8, twp Clear Lake, Sec 
 18 O40a (1877) 
 
 Miller, Albert J. (Mary) Ch Fay, 
 Rochester Rt 18, twp Rochester, Sec 
 12 O215a (1861) 
 
 Miller, Alex (Jennie) Ch Regina, 
 Buffalo Rt 59, tel Mechanicsburg, 
 twp Lanesville, Sec 17 T200a Mrs. J. 
 Fullenwider (1866) 
 
 Miller, Allen A. (Margaret) Ch Edwin, 
 Farmingdale Rt 14, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 10 O105a (1850) 
 
 Miller, Arthur, Springfield Rt 8, tel 
 Springfield, twp Clear Lake, Sec 18 
 O400a (1867) 
 
 Miller, Augustus T. (Maud) Ch Edna, 
 Mabel, Farmingdale Rt 14, tel 
 Pleasant Plains, twp Salis/ury, Sec 
 28 O70a (1871) 
 
 Miller, Bruce, Rochester Rt 36, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 27 O60a (1881) 
 
 Miller, C. H. (Sarah) Ch Sylvia, Spring- 
 field Rt 9, tel Springfield, twp Wood- 
 side, Sec 10 O2a (1915)
 
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 93 
 
 Miller, David F. (Mary) Ch Cleo, David, 
 Dawson Rt 21, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 6 OllOa (1852) 
 
 Miller, Edwin L. (Florence) Ch Clyde, 
 Edna, Ora, Glen, Farmingdale Rt 14, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 3 O98a (1873) 
 
 Miller, Mrs. Eliza J. Ch Flora, Ella, 
 Springfield Rt 2, tel Springfield, twp 
 Curran, "Sec 23 O120a (1840) 
 
 Miller, Elmer E. (Mary) Ch Oakley, 
 Fred, Esther, Orpha, Prudence, Max- 
 well Rt 37, twp Talkington, Sec 8, 
 Farmhand for G. W. Dusett (1914) 
 
 Miller, E. P., Rochester Rt 19, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 32 T70a Wm. Miller 
 (1874) 
 
 Miller, E. T. (Lulu) Chatham, twp 
 Chatham, Sec 12, Foreman for Roh- 
 rer Heirs (1877) 
 
 Miller, Frank, Farmingdale Rt 13, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 7 O140a (1872) 
 
 Miller, Fred (Grace) Ch Ernest, Dor- 
 othy, Athens Rt 1, tel Cantrall, twp 
 Fancy Creek, T320a W. D. Powers 
 (1909) 
 
 *Miller, Fred H. (Bertha) Ch Edith, 
 Lois, James, Allen, Joy, Ilene, Max- 
 well Rt 37, tel Loami, twp Maxwell, 
 Sec 32 O120a (1884) 
 
 Miller, Fred W. Farmingdale Rt 14, 
 twp Salisbury, Sec 28 O30a (1911) 
 
 *Miller, J. Allen (Pearl) Ch Clara, 
 Virginia, Lowder Rt 38, tel Waverly, 
 twp Talkington, Sec 28 T334a H. E. 
 Ensley, (1914) 
 
 Miller, Jacob Mechanicsburg Rt 60, tel 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, 
 Sec 35 O80a (1850) 
 
 Miller, James A. (Bertha) Ch Effie, 
 Genevieve, Maxwell Rt 37, tel 
 Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 8 
 T160a M. Van Winkle (1912) 
 
 Miller, Jesse Ch Edna, Phoebe, Mech- 
 anicsburg Rt 60, twp Lanesville, Sec 
 21 Foreman for Frank Hampton 
 (1868) 
 
 Miller, J. M. (Fannie) Ch Elsie, Delia, 
 Otis, Inez, Leslie, Auburn Rt 47, tel 
 Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 36 
 O114a (1882) 
 
 Miller, John A. (Mattie) Ch Helen, 
 Herschel, Loami Rt 33, tel Waverly, 
 twp Loami, Sec 12 O40a (1879) 
 
 *Miller, John (Mary) Ch Mildred, Buf- 
 falo Rt 59, tel Buffalo, twp Mech- 
 anicsburg, Sec 2 T234a S. Rogers 
 (1861) 
 
 Miller, John M. (Sadie) Ch Ethel, 
 Truman, Auburn Rt 44, twp Auburn, 
 Sec 5 T200a R. H. Lockridge (1864) 
 
 Miller, Joseph L. (Jennie) Ch Chelsea, 
 Ruth, Rochester Rt 18, tel Rochester, 
 twp Cooper, Sec 7 O124a T30a Albert 
 Miller (1873) 
 
 Miller, J. W. (Bertha) Ch John, Roch- 
 ester Rt 19, twp Rochester, S'ec 32 
 O40a (1883) 
 
 Miller, Louis W. (Florence) Ch Alice, 
 Stella, Louis, Gertrude, Elsie, Farm- 
 ingdale Rt 13, tel Pleasant Plaines, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 5 O160a (1867) 
 
 Miller, Minka (I'da) Ch Clara, Anna, 
 Farmingdale Rt 14, tel Pleasant 
 Plaines, twp Salisbury, Sec 29 O21a 
 (1902) 
 
 Miller, Oliver (Fannie) Ch Glen, 
 Myrtle, Dell, Blanche, Carry, George, 
 Leo, Fannie, Vera, Verna, Springfield 
 Rt 10, tel Springfield, twp Spring- 
 field, Sec 20 T200a Harriett Booth 
 (1892) 
 
 Miller, Otto (Dora) Loami Rt 34, tel 
 Loami, twp Chatham, Sec 19 O8a 
 (1888) 
 
 *Miller, P. S. (Helen) Ch Hazel, Lil- 
 lian, Irene, Springfield Rt 9, tel Roch- 
 ester, twp Ball, Sec 2 T4a Mrs. Mary 
 Welch (1883) 
 
 Miller, Robert (Susie) Ch Richard, 
 Gobel, Elsa, Burger, Robert, Ella, 
 Ethel, Edjith^ Lucille, Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 40, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 26 Foreman for Butler Bros. (1905) 
 
 Miller, Roy (Mary) Ch Jay, Auburn 
 Rt 47, tel Chatham, twp Chatham, 
 Sec 30 Foreman for S. A. Barnes 
 (1893) 
 
 Miller, Ruben M. (Caroline) Ch Nellie, 
 John, Ruben, Floyd, Nina, Preston, 
 Roland, Esther, Farmingdale Rt 14, 
 twp Salisbury, Sec 28 O90a (1859) 
 
 :t The only possible way to promote the growth and 
 development of your community is to trade with your local 
 merchants. It is to your own best interest to keep as much 
 of your wealth as possible at home. "
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Miller, Samuel J. (Cora) Ch Ralph, 
 Mechanicsburg Rt 60, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, twp Cooper, Sec 3 T213a (1877) 
 
 Miller, Tilford C. (Maria) Ch Augustus, 
 Farmingdale Rt 13, twp Salisbury, 
 O40a (1884) 
 
 Miller, W. E. (Louella) Ch George, 
 Homer, Joseph, Rochester Rt 20, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 34 O300a (1855) 
 
 Miller, W. H. (Mary) Ch Lloyd 
 Springfield Rt 2, tel Chatham, twp 
 Curran, Sec 24 T120a Mrs. E. Miller 
 (1877) 
 
 Miller, W. P. (Annie) Ch Pauline, 
 Lorinda, Williamsville Rt 25, tel 
 Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 12 
 T160a F. E. Zeigler (1913) 
 
 Miller, William T. (Beatrice) Ch 
 Frank, Virgel, Archie, Phillip, Nel, 
 Josephine, Riley, John, Julia, Leona, 
 Glenarm Rt 23, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 8 T200a Thomas 
 Butler (1902) 
 
 Mills, Dennis (Mary) Glenarm Rt 20, 
 tel Chatham, twp Ball, S'ec 9 Fore- 
 man for Mrs. Agga C. Jones (1866) 
 
 Mills, John (Lydia) Ch Floyd, Bertha, 
 Wenford, Mary, Helen, Dorothy, 
 Sherman Rt 25, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Williams, Sec 29 T160a John 
 Cook (1857) 
 
 Milner, Ed (Minnie) Chatham Rt 15, 
 tel Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 8 O50a 
 (1877) 
 
 Milner, James (Sarah) Ch Jessie, 
 Ethel, Glenarm Rt 23, tel Chatham, 
 twp Ball, Sec 22 O160a (1853) 
 
 Milner, James (Lucille) Springfield Rt 
 7, tel Springfield, twp Springfield, 
 Sec 36 T28a Cogdell Estate (1916) 
 
 *Milner, J. L. Glenarm Rt 23, tel 
 Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 22 T160a 
 Jas. Milner (1877) 
 
 Milner, Roy (Delia) Ch Roy, Mary, 
 Leo, Divernon Rt 48, tel Divernon, 
 twp Divernon, Sec 23 T80a D. L. 
 Haire (1899) 
 
 *Minch, Joseph (Sophia) Ch John, 
 Theresa, Frank, New Berlin Rt 30, 
 tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 
 34 O157a (1881) 
 
 Minch Bros. New Berlin Rt 30, twp 
 New Berlin, Sec 27 T160a Jos. Minch 
 (1889) 
 
 Minder, Frank (Sarah) Ch Chester, 
 Edna, Arthur Gerard, Pawnee, tel 
 Pawnee, twp Pawnee, Sec 1 T80a 
 G. J. Boll (1863) 
 
 Minder, George (Anna) Ch Mary, Kate, 
 Caroline, Elizabeth, Flora, Dora, 
 Sophia, George, Frank, Edward, 
 Farmingdale Rt 13, tel Pleasant 
 Plaines, twp Gardner, S'ec 6 O472a 
 (1853) 
 
 Minder, Henry (Nellie) Ch Gladys, 
 Dorothy, Roy, Joe, Marion, Spring- 
 field Rt 5, tel Springfield, twp 
 Springfield, Sec 21 T6a Nick Gible 
 (1900) 
 
 *Minder, John G. (Barbara) Ch Mamie, 
 Sabestine, Lou, Lena, Barbara, 
 Nelda, Springfield Rt 4, tel Riddle 
 Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 29 O130a 
 (1867) 
 
 Minder, William (Lillie) Ch Francis, 
 William, Springfield Rt 10,. tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 19 
 O155a Reisch Brewing Co. (1877) 
 
 Mitch, John (Caroline) Ch Carl, Frank. 
 Springfield Rt 3, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 10 T72a J. P. Stout 
 (1904) 
 
 *Mitchell, A. H. (Loat) Ch Lucille, 
 Bernadine, Maxwell, tel Loami, twp 
 Maxwell, Sec 29 T120a J. W. Work- 
 man (1886) 
 
 Mitchell, Bert (May) Ch Mona. Louis, 
 Hattie, Mary, Maxwell Rt 37, tel 
 Waverly, twp Loami, Sec 33 T80a 
 M. S. Gold (1878) 
 
 *Mitchell, E. D. (Anna) Ch Clarence, 
 Maxwell Rt 37, tel Waverly, twp 
 Talkington, Sec 4 O242a (1877) 
 
 *Mitchell, Frank R. (Lizzie) Ch Lester, 
 Eva, Cecil, Maxwell Rt 37, tel 
 Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 4 
 T140a E. D. Mitchell (1903) 
 
 *Mitchell, G. M. (Anna) Ch Roy, Ula, 
 Fred, Merrill, Omer, Stella, Waverly 
 Rt 1, tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, 
 Sec 19 O120a (1860) 
 
 Mitchell, H. C. (Phoebe) Ch Curtis, 
 Lewis, Lawrence, Auburn Rt 46, tel 
 Virden, twp Auburn, Sec 18 T. A. 
 Landon (1910) 
 
 Mitchell, Hiram (Lula) Ch Twyla, 
 Thelma, Velma, Geraldine, Maxwell 
 Rt 57, tel Waverly, twp Talkington, 
 Sec 5 Farmhand for A. E. Deather- 
 age (1883) 
 
 *Mitchell, J. W. (Sallie) Ch Roy, 
 Waverly Rt 1, twp Maxwell, Sec 25 
 O240a (1857) 
 
 Mitchell, Oliver T. Ch Marjorie, Loami 
 Rt 33, twp Chatham, Sec 3 Foreman 
 for Jess Dodds (1916)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 95 
 
 Mitchell, Roy E. (Mabel) New Berlin 
 Rt 3, twp Maxwell, Sec 12 Foreman 
 for Wellington Huffaker (1885)__ 
 
 Mitchell, Sam (Sarah) Ch Hiram, 
 Walter, Pearl, Waverly Rt 1, tel 
 Waverly, twp Maxwell, Sec 24 O80a 
 (1857) 
 
 'Mitchell, Thomas (Anna) Ch Goldie, 
 Erma, Glenn, Maxwell Rt 37, tel 
 Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 4 
 T120a W. S. Mitchell (1874) 
 
 Mitchell, W. S. (Mary) Ch Thomas, 
 Ruben, Arthur, Waverly Rt 1, tel 
 Waverly, Sec 30 O120a (1857) 
 
 Mitts, J. E. (Anna) Ch Harold, Spring- 
 field Rt 5, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 
 22 T40a F. C. Ford (1887) 
 
 Mitts, John (Sidney) Riverton Rt 17, 
 tel Riverton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 
 11 T120a Mrs. Omer Mitts (1892) 
 
 Mitts, Omer (Nancy) Ch Omer, River- 
 ton Rt 17, tel Riverton, twp Clear 
 Lake, Sec 12 O240a (1857) 
 
 Mitts, R. F. (Emma) Ch Pearl, Ruth, 
 Cantrall Rt 28, tel Cantrall, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 29 Farmhand for 
 W. M. Campbell (1892) 
 
 Mitts, Truman (Ethel) Ch Ray, Elsie, 
 Oma, Clarence, Cantrall Rt 28, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 28 O20a (1882) 
 
 *Moelier, Theo. F. (Maude) Brecken- 
 ridge Rt 1, tel Rochester, twp Cooper, 
 Sec 28 T320a Geo. Royse (1911) 
 
 Moffett, George R. Lewder Rt 38, tel 
 Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 15 
 O240a (I860) 
 
 Mohn, John (Flossie) Ch Leonard, 
 Alma, Etta, Riverton Rt 17, twp 
 Mechanicsburg, Sec 30 Foreman for 
 John Matthews (1902) 
 
 Mohn, Marion (Sarah) Ch Dovie, Lot- 
 tie, Francis, Arthur, Ithell, Riverton 
 Rt 17, tel Mechanicsburg, twp Me- 
 chanicsburg, Sec 31 TlOOa Foreman 
 for Chas. and Wm. Hendricks (1869) 
 
 Moluski, Dora Ch John, George, Daw- 
 son Rt 21, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 
 33 O40a (1892) 
 
 Molohon, John W. (Mary) Ch Ellen, 
 Garra, Clara, Pawnee Rt 51, twp 
 Pawnee, Sec 28 O320a (1872) 
 
 Molohan, Oscar (Mary) Ch Moses, 
 Alva, Fred, Freda, Chester, Harlan, 
 Pawnee Rt 50, twp Pawnee, Sec 21, 
 O105a (1875) 
 
 Molohon Owen (Laura) Ch Phyllis, 
 Charles, Pawnee Rt 52, tel Pawnee, 
 twp Pawnee, Sec 13 T80a Jake Wag- 
 goner (1869) 
 
 Money, Ernest (Lonely) Ch Fern, 
 Loami Rt 32, twp Maxwell, Sec 9 
 Foreman for Fred Bachmann (1909) 
 *Moomey, J. Frank (Nora) Ch Mildred, 
 Anna, Glenn, Wayne, Ford, Maxwell, 
 Alice, Mechanicsburg Rt 61, tel 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Lanesville, Sec 
 31 T200a Mrs. Black (1872) 
 Moomey, Mrs. George Mechanicsburg 
 Rt 61, tel Mechanicsburg, twp Lanes- 
 ville, Sec 6 O150a (1870) 
 Moomey, Owen (Elva) Ch Mabel, Rus- 
 sel, Lloyd, Leslie, Luella, Marguerite, 
 Harold, Homer Mechanicsburg Rt 60, 
 tel Mechanicsburg, twp Lanesville, 
 Sec 6 T200a Mrs. M, Moomey (1875) 
 Moon, Orland (Rose) Ch Helen, 
 George, Florence, Herald, Auburn Rt 
 47, twp Chatham, Sec 36 Foreman 
 Geo. Bearden 
 
 Mooney, W. B. (Katherine) Ch Mary, 
 Margaret, New Berlin, tel Boynton, 
 twp New Berlin, Sec 30 O20a (1888) 
 Moore, Asa B. (Lou) Ch I'rma, George, 
 Charles, Chatham Rt 15, tel Chatham, 
 twp Chatham, Sec 19 O330a (1858) 
 *Moore, Henry (Hattie) Ch Helen, 
 Ralph, Louis, Bradfordton, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Gardner, Sec 14 O166a 
 (1872) 
 
 Moore, John R. (Rosa) Ch LeRoy, 
 Springfield Rt 6, tel Riddle Hill, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 31 T6a Jas. W. Turner 
 (1897) 
 
 *Moore, Katie C. Ch Lulu, John, Ruth, 
 Springfield Rt 4, tel Springfield, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 14 O225a (1872) 
 Moore, M. K. (Angeline) Ch Samuel, 
 Florence, Springfield Rt 9, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Woodside, Sec 7 T480a J. 
 C. Cook (1882) 
 
 *Moore, O. C. (Mary) Ch Harry, Lucy, 
 Francis, Illiopolis Rt 58, tel Illiopolis 
 twp Lanesvile, Sec 16 T160a Con- 
 stant Estate (1894) 
 Moose, C. B. (Minnie) Ch- Chalmer, 
 Genevieve, Glenn, Wilma, Glenarm 
 Rt 24, tel Divernon, twp Divernon, 
 Sec 17 T160a Mrs. Gibbons (1895) 
 Moose, W. E. (Ella) Ch Bessie, Lloyd, 
 Ernest, I'rma, Glenarm Rt 24, tel 
 Divernon, twp Divernon, Sec 4-9 
 T196a S. S. Stamm (1905) 
 More, Carles F. (Nellie) Ch Frederick, 
 Katherine, Elizabeth, Springfield Rt 
 2, tel Springfield, twp Curran, Sec 
 1 T77a Mrs. B. Jones (1881) 
 More, George L. (Bonnie) Ch Marie, 
 Farmingdale Rt 14, twp Gardner, Sec 
 9 T (1914)
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Morgan, C. H. (Flora) Ch Helen, 
 Mechanicsburg Rt 60, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 28 
 OllOa (1884) 
 
 Morgan, John F. (Anna) Ch Hazel, 
 Anna, John, Francis, Harry, Spring- 
 field Rt 1, twp Clear Lake, Sec 29 
 T _ G. Trutter (1916) 
 
 *Morgan, C. Wesley (Cora) Mechan- 
 icsburg Rt 60, tel Mechanicsburg, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 21 OlGOa 
 (1863) 
 
 *Morga*i, Mrs. Wm. Ch Cornelius,Mech- 
 anicsburg, tel Mechanicsburg, twp 
 Mechanicsburg, Sec 27 O175a (1876) 
 
 Morley, James (Effie) Ch Ethel, Loami 
 Rt 34, tel Loami, twp Chatham, Sec 
 
 18 T367a Isaac Workman (1869) 
 Morley, John T. (Hannah) Ch Hazel, 
 
 Emily, Willa, Louis, John, Springfield 
 Rt 9, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, 
 Sec 27 T320a A. Anderson (1870) 
 
 *Morris, Albert L. (Abbie) Brecken- 
 ridge Rt 1, twp Cooper, Sec 33 T240a 
 M. Cody and Mrs. Sarah Neer (1897) 
 
 Morris, Emmet (Alice) Ch Earl, Gen- 
 evieve, New Berlin Rt 30, tel Boynton, 
 twp New Berlin, Sec 33 Foreman for 
 E. A. Roesch (1917) 
 
 Morris, Mrs. Grace E. Ch Marguerite, 
 John, Dawson Rt 21, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 32 
 T5a Saml Vaughn (1912) 
 
 Morris, J. S. (Laura) Pleasant Plaines 
 Rt 43, twp Cartwright, Sec 25 O26a 
 (1872) 
 
 Morris, J. T. (Lena) Ch John, Velda, 
 Robert, Frederick, Springfield, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 29 
 O2a (1897) 
 
 Morris, L. J. (Anna) Chatham Rt 16, 
 tel Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 20 
 Farmhand for Q. R. Treat (1886) 
 
 *Morris, Mattie A. Ch Eugene, Mamie, 
 Harold, Mechanicsburg, Rt 60, tel 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Cooper, Sec 4 
 O345a (1868) 
 
 *Morris, L. (Myra) Ch Eleanor Pleas- 
 ant Plaines Rt 42, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 22 T160a W. R. Morris (1887) 
 
 Morris, William L. (Fannie) Ch Albert, 
 Breckenridge Rt 1, tel Edinburg, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 33 T240a M. Cody and 
 Mrs. S. Neer (1877) 
 
 Morrisey, M. J. (May) Cornland Rt 1, 
 tel Illiopolis, twp Lanesville, Sec 28 
 O80a (1876) 
 
 Morrison, W. A. (Bertha) Curran Rt 
 12, tel Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 
 
 19 O80a (1856) 
 
 Moseley, Brinton Springfield Rt 5, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 10 
 Foreman for J. P. Abrine (1914) 
 
 *Mottar, Jr. Lewis (Mabel) Ch Ken- 
 neth, Thelma, Esper, Wilma, Ouster 
 Rt 53, twp Cooper Sec 21 T180a 
 Henry Ross (1881) 
 
 Mottar, Louis (Debora) Ch Elsie, Roch- 
 ester Rt 20, twp Rochester, Sec 28 
 030a (1851) 
 
 *Moury, J. L. (Emma) Ch Owen, Earl, 
 Russel, Pleasant Plaines Rt 39, tel 
 Pleasant Plaines, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 13 O266a (1871) 
 
 *Mowry, Walter (Claretta) Ch Emma, 
 Ethel, Gilbert, Pleasant Plaines Rt 
 40, tel Pleasant Plaines, twp Cart- 
 wright, S'ec 2 T133a Dr. L. R. James 
 (1891) 
 
 Moyer, Clarence H. (Ella) Springfield 
 Rt 5, tel Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, 
 Sec 28 O60a (1899) 
 
 Mrasak, John (Lillian) Ch Dorothy, 
 Edward, Riverton Rt 17, tel Riverton, 
 twp Clear Lake, Sec 13 T80a Bert 
 Stoker (1913) 
 
 Mrasak, W. H. (Leona) Ch Glen, 
 Springfield Rt 8, tel Springfield, twp 
 Springfield, Sec 12 T4a Chas. Woods 
 (1915) 
 
 Muench, George (Maggie) Ch Herman, 
 William, Joe, George, Maddie, Can- 
 trall Rt 28, tel Cantrall, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 31 O160a (1901) 
 
 Muckelston, Rufus T. (Anna) Ch Grace, 
 Lottie, May, Viola, Earl, John, Loami 
 Rt 34, tel Waverly, twp Loami, Sec 
 34 Foreman for Joe Nevins (1852) 
 
 Muir, Mrs. Mary L. Ch William, Illiopo- 
 lis Rt 55, tel Illiopolis, twp Lanes- 
 ville, Sec 34 O284a (1879) 
 
 Mulcahy, Daniel (Adeline) Ch Francis, 
 Eleanor, Hannah, Susan, Chatham Rt 
 15, twp Chatham, S'ec 12 Foreman for 
 Vincent Smith (1867) 
 
 Mulcahy, J. P. (Kate) Illiopolis Rt 58, 
 el Mechanicsburg, twp Lanesville, 
 Sec 20 T200a Simon Kinahan (1882) 
 
 Mulcahy, Mike (Mildred) Ch Jennie, 
 Mary, Williamsville Rt 26, tel Wil- 
 liamsville, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 36 
 T308a Thos. Suddith (1916) 
 
 Mulcahey, P. J. (Mary) Ch Maria, 
 Margaret, Tom, Helen, John, Eliza- 
 beth, Genevieve, Edward, Buffalo Rt 
 36, tel Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart, 
 T381a L. McDaniel (1862)
 
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 97 
 
 Mulcahey, W. J. (Katherine) Ch Gor- 
 man, Katharine, Margaret, Henry, 
 Buffalo, tel Buffalo, twp Mechanics- 
 burg, Sec 4 T204a Stanley Estate 
 (186o) 
 
 *Mullen, Sarah J. Ch Roland, Spring- 
 field Rt 10, tel Springfield, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 12 O60a (1905) 
 
 Muller Henry A. (Carrie) Ch Frances, 
 Carl, Dorothy, Springfield Rt 9, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 16 
 T121 a A. Muller (1882) 
 
 *Mullett, Anna Ch Gertrude, William, 
 Mary, John, George, Fred, Rose, 
 Farmingdale Rt 13, tel Riddle Hill, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 29 O137y 3 a (1867) 
 
 Mullett, George (Hannah) Ch Annie, 
 Farmingdale Rt 13, twp Gardner, Sec 
 7 T247a Michael Cordes (1880) 
 
 Mullett, William (Alice) uh Jane, 
 Springfield Rt 6, tel Riddle Hill, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 33 O20a (1903) 
 
 Mulligan, F. K. (Edith) Ch Marjorie, 
 New Berlin Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp 
 New Berlin, Sec 31 T8a Jesse Coons, 
 (1916) 
 
 Mulligan, W. T. (Delia) Ch Fletcher, 
 Vern, Glenn, New Berlin Rt 29, tel 
 Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 7 
 T132a Mrs. Fred Rowe (1896) 
 
 Mullikin, A. (Cora) Ch Bessie, Ruth, 
 Russel, Joseph, Floyd, Charles, Illi- 
 opolis Rt 58, tel llliopolis, twp llli- 
 opolis, Sec 12 T265a D. Buckles 
 (1911) 
 
 Mull ins, Deal (Nellie) Ch Roy, Clyde, 
 Pawnee Rt 52, twp Divernon, Farm- 
 hand for G. Davidson 
 
 Mull ins, De Forrest (Myrtle) Ch Harry, 
 Springfield Rt 4, tel Springfield, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 29 Tenant W. B. Searcy 
 (1910) 
 
 Mullins, Howard (Tishia) Ch Sarah, 
 Stella, Pawnee Rt 52, twp Divernon, 
 Farmhand for George Davidson (1917) 
 
 Muncy, James (Florence) Ch Bonnie, 
 Lester, Glenn, Joy, Divernon, tel 
 Divernon, Sec 27 Farmhand for 
 George Brown (1912) 
 
 Munson, Charles B. (Joseph) Ch Mary, 
 Walter, Virgil, Nellie, Ben, Edwin, 
 Springfield Rt 5, twp Fancy Creek. 
 Sec 28 O20a Thomas Kerr (1916) 
 
 *Merrick, William (Edith) Ch Opal, 
 Lowder Rt 38, tel Waverly, twp 
 Talkington, Sec 30 O185a (1893) 
 
 Murphy, Daniel (Hannah) Ch Vincent 
 Pawnee Rt 52, tel Dfvernon, twp 
 Pawnee, Sec 26 T160a Rube Brown 
 (1903) 
 
 Murphy, Joe Glenarm Rt 22, twp Paw- 
 nee, Sec 2 T80a Jacob Lard (1916) 
 
 Murphy, Joseph Glenarm Rt 22, twp 
 Divernon, Sec 3 T240a Chas, A. Iloff 
 (1884 ) 
 
 *Murphy, Mrs. John Ch Patt, Agnes 
 John, Glenarm Rt 24, tel Chatham 
 twp Ball, Sec 31 O281a (1900) 
 
 Murphy, Kathryn Ch James, Alexander 
 
 Rt 9 ' twp 
 
 Murphy, M. I. Ch Francis, llliopolis 
 Box 273, twp llliopolis, Sec 7 T170a 
 Pearson Heirs (1863) 
 
 Murphy, Ned (Martha) Ch Martin, 
 ^i Glenarm Rt 23, tel Rochester 
 
 K' Patrick J- (Mary, Cb, Eliza- 
 beth, Ella, Thomas, John, Morgan 
 Agnes, Patrick, Jr., Farmingdale Rt 
 
 /iooo\ Wp Salisbui T, Sec 34 0150a 
 (1892) 
 
 *Murphy, Walter (Catherine) Ch Dan 
 Florence, Helen, Margaret, Cather- 
 ine, Francis, Divernon Rt 42, tel 
 Pawnee > Sec 26 0240a 
 
 Murphy, W. F. (Nell) Ch Ray, Mina, 
 Georgia, Lillian, Will, Pawnee Rt 51 
 twp Pawnee, Sec 36 T160a J A' 
 Murphy (1891) 
 
 Murray, E. E. (Sarah) Ch Sylvia 
 Divernon Rt 48, tel Divernon, twp 
 Divernon, Sec 30 Farmhand for 
 Charles Patton (1916) . 
 
 *Murray, John (Margaret) Ch Spring- 
 field Rt 4, tei Riddle Hill, twp Gard- 
 ner, Sec 26 T85a Andrew Costello 
 (1874) 
 
 Murray, W. J. (Julia) Ch William, 
 Springfield Rt 9, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 6 O160a (1876) 
 
 Muttera, George (Aletha) Springfield 
 Rt 5, tel Springfield, twp Springfield, 
 Sec 4 O40a (1882) 
 
 Myers, Daniel S. (Emiline) Springfield 
 Rt 5, tel Springfield, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 36 T115a L. L. Carpenter 
 (1912) 
 
 Myer, John C. (Jennie) Ch Fern, 
 Charles, Earl, Alice, May, Eleanor, 
 llliopolis Rt 55, tel llliopolis, twp 
 llliopolis, Sec 23 Foreman for B. J. 
 Derell (1876) 
 
 Myers, L. F. (Ethel) Ch Lorin, Spring- 
 field Rt 1, tel Springfield, twp Clear 
 Lake, Sec 29 T57a A. W. Barker 
 (1887)
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
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 *Nanwinkle, W. D. (Ida) Ch Dewey, 
 Roy, Melvin, Marie, Williams, Buffalo 
 Hart Rt 35, tel 6 twp Buffalo Hart, 
 Sec 17 T260a W. A. Briters (1876) 
 
 Nation, Chas. E. (Kate) Ch Ruth, 
 Leroy, Chas., Ira, Breckenridge Rt 
 1, twp Cooper, Sec 33 Tla M. Cody 
 (1872) 
 
 Nation, J. W. (Jewell) Buffalo Rt 4, 
 twt Mechanicsburg, Sec 8 Foreman 
 A. M. Knight 
 
 Nave, Arthur (Winnie F.) Ch Lela, 
 Knave, Frank, Rochester Rt 19, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 31 O206a (1877) 
 
 Neagle, Robert T. (Gladys L.) Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 40, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 36 Fr 320a George Witty' (1915) 
 
 Neal, George (Minnie) George, Hattie. 
 Wesley, Henry, Elmer, Tra, Chester, 
 Manford, Hazel, Rochester Rt 20, tel 
 Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 14 
 O170a George Neal (1868) 
 
 Neal, W. H. (Julia) Ch Edna, Chatham, 
 twp Chatham, Sec 12 Farmhand Mrs. 
 Maggie Lewis (1875) 
 
 Neavill, Arthur (Anna) Ch Matt, 
 Arthur, Joe, Cant rail Rt 27, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 21 T49a Joe 
 Thompson (1916) 
 
 Neavill, Edgar (Hazel) Ch Cora, Delia, 
 Athens Rt 1, tel Cantrall, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 3 T283a C. P. Power 
 (1910) 
 
 Neff, J. J. (Lizzie) Ch LeRoy, Ruth. 
 Clarence, Clyde,' Vetma, New Berlin 
 Rt 29, tel Bell, twp Island Grove. 
 Sec 14 T308 Thomas Condell (1892) 
 
 Neff, John W. (Ethel) Ch Raymond. 
 Vlancy, Nellie, Forrest, Harold, 
 Paul, Curran Rt 11, twp Island Grove, 
 Sec 12 T120a C. & J. McMurray 
 (1902) 
 
 Neher, Isaac (Amanda) Ch Albert C., 
 Loami Rt 33, tel Waverly, T23a 
 Israel Bates (1909) 
 
 Nelson, J. H. (Maude) Ch Nella. May, 
 Pleasant Plaines 3t 42, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 22 Fr i60a LeRoy Mooris 
 (1906) 
 
 Nelson, Louis (Sena) Ch H^len, Oscar. 
 Elmer, Springfield, tel Snrin~field. 
 twp Woo'lPide. SPC Ifi fl^lQ) 
 
 Nelson, Vishue (Msne) Ch James W., 
 Owen L., Vera M., Hubbard V., Cur- 
 ran Rt 12, Sec 18 Farmhand F. L. 
 Ourtty 
 
 Nevitt, Gid (Ethel) Ch May, Clyde, 
 Cantrall Rt 28, twp Fancy Creek, 
 Sec 29 Farmhand A. C. Brown (1912) 
 
 Nevitt, G. P. (Florence) Ch Pearl, 
 Lanesville Rt 1, tel Bell, twp Lanes- 
 ville, Sec 29 Fr 160a Allen Hearin 
 U916) 
 
 Nevitt, W. T. (Minnie) Ch Vanah, 
 Arlins, Gordon, Buffalo Rt 61, tel 
 Buffalo Fr 270a Charles Ellington 
 (1911) 
 
 *Nevius, J. O. (May) Ch Lonely, John 
 T., Loami Rt 34, tel Waverly, twp 
 Loami, Sec 26 T108a W. W. Joy 
 (1870) 
 
 New, William F. (Minnie) Ch Wil- 
 liams C., Springfield Rt 2, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Curran, Sec 1 O4%a (1872) 
 
 New berry, Charles (Alma) Ch Veda, 
 Lawrence, Louis, Roy, Clara, Max- 
 well Rt 37, tel Waverly, twp Max- 
 well, Sec 32 Foreman Fred Death- 
 erage (1910) 
 
 Newby, Sherma (Millie) Ch Clarence, 
 Margaret, Cantrall Rt 27, tel Can- 
 trall, twp Fancy Creek, T120a A. L. 
 Britton (1914) 
 
 *Newcomer, H. J. (Lula) Ch Harold, 
 Velma, Mary, Charles, Springfield Rt 
 3, tel Rochester, twp Bell, Sec 1 
 T80a Mrs. M. C. Newcomer (1885) 
 
 *Newman, Charles (Louise) Ch Virgil, 
 Delmar, Blanche, Glenarm Rt 22, tel 
 Pawnee, twp Ball, Sec 25 Tllla 
 John Newman (1880) 
 
 Newman, Chas. (Mary) Ch Ernest, 
 Suzel, Springfield Rt 9, tel Spring, 
 twn Woodside. Sec 21 O80a (1887) 
 
 Newrran, Ernest (Rosey) Springfield 
 Rt 3, tel Spring, twp Woodside, Sec 
 21 T80a Fdward Watz (1897) 
 
 Newrran, John (Maggie) Ch Charles, 
 Thomas, Etta, Katie, Esther, Spring- 
 field Rt 3, tel Springfield, twp Wood- 
 side. Fee 24 OlPOa ri<>12) 
 
 *Newman, John (Madie) Ch Ben, 
 Cant^all, tel Cantrall, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 10 T240a L. A. Brown 
 ('1897) 
 
 Ne-ell, Cla-de (Fay) Ch GeraMine, 
 Pauline Custcr Rt 53, tel Rochster, 
 twn Cooler, Sec 30 T90a Dr. L. F. 
 
 *NeeH, Clause P. (Jennie) Ch Ruth, 
 Mildred, Helen, Jane, Martha, Chat- 
 ham Rt 16, tel Chatham, twp Chat- 
 ham, Sec 27 O90a (1898)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 99 
 
 *Nicholes, Charles (Ollie) Ch Roscoe, 
 Wayne, Harold, Loami Rt 32, tel 
 Loami, twp Loami, Sec 16 T160a 
 O Cardline Tuepin (1897) 
 
 Nichols, Jas. F. (Myrtle) Ch W. C. 
 Nichols, Bessie, George, John, Lilly, 
 Robert, Arlie, Fannie, Byron, Paw- 
 nee Rt 52, twp Pawnee, Sec 32 Chas. 
 Hinkle (1909) 
 
 Nichols, John (Mary L.) Ch Alvin, 
 Irene, Glenarm Rt 23, tel Rochester, 
 twp Cotton Hill, Sec 7 T80a Albert 
 Archer (1876) 
 
 *Nichols, W. H. (Rotta) Ch Annes, 
 Lanesville, tel Buffalo, Sec 7 T470a 
 H: C. Wittmore (1902) 
 
 Nickel, Jacob (Anna) Ch Fred, Fern, 
 Will, Sherman Rt 25, tel Williams- 
 ville, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 14 Farm- 
 hand Will Council (1907) 
 
 Nickelson, Fred (Etta) Sherman Rt 25, 
 twp Williams, Sec 7 T240a W. S. 
 Johnson (1886) 
 
 Nickelson, Roy (Louise) Ch Alma, 
 Earl, Sherman Rt 25, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 24 Farmhand Thomas 
 Sudduth 
 
 Nickelson, Roy (Marie) Ch Robert J., 
 Bradfordton, twp Gardner, Sec 23 
 (1917) 
 
 Nickolson, Jessie W. (Mary E.) Ch 
 Ray, Roy, Oliver, Julion, Len, Brad- 
 fordton, twp Gardner, Sec 23 O68a 
 (54) 
 
 Niemeyer, Ben (Engel), Cantrall Rt 27, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 7 O80a (10) 
 
 Nixon, Ross P. (Anna) Ch Harold Mel- 
 ba, Dawson Rt 21, tel Mechanicsburg, 
 twp Cooper, Sec 5 T230a, E J Towns- 
 end (1899) 
 
 Nixon, Thos E. (Lyda) Ch Vernon, Ver- 
 nell, Mechanicsburg Rt 60, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, T224a, Carl S'wigart 
 (1916) 
 
 Noble Orra (Sadie) Ch Alice, Florise, 
 John, Springfield Rt 3, tel Rochester, 
 twp Ball, Sec 2 TlOa, Geo Ledabrand 
 (1891) 
 
 *Noble J. H. (Grace), Illiopolis Rt 58, 
 tel Illiopolis, twp niiopolis, Sec 2 
 O80a (1911) 
 
 Noble Richard (Lena), Springfield Rt 
 6, tel Springfield, twp Gardner, Sec 
 35 T16a C. Bornke (1892) 
 
 Noble, S. H. (Edith) Ch Marjorie, 
 Ralph, Hazel Pleasant Plains Rt 40, 
 tel Ashland, twp Cartwright, Sec 15 
 T160a, William Lynd (1884) 
 
 Noble, T. J. Ch Clyde, Gertrude L., 
 Jane, Bell, Pleasant Plaines Rt 41, 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 21 T320a Mrs. 
 E. Matts (1872) 
 
 Noel, Edward Ch Pernelia, Edna, Tru- 
 day, Marguerite, Mechanicsburg Rt 
 61, tel Mechanicsburg, twp Me- 
 Chanicsburg, Sec 26 T60a J. Fullen- 
 wider (1875) 
 
 Noffsinger, John (Dora) Ch Sarah, 
 Jessie, C<*rdy, Daniel, Chatham Rt 
 16, twp Chatham, Sec 22 Fr33a Mc- 
 Cloyd (1914) 
 
 Nokes, A. B. (Frances) Ch Arlie, Wil- 
 liam, Geo., Annetta, Gilbert, Spring- 
 field Rt 7, tel Springfield Rt 7, twp 
 Woodside T730a (1884) 
 
 Nokes, A. B. (Francis) Ch Alfred, 
 Springfield Rt Bx 191, tel Spring, 
 twp Clear Lake, Sec 31 T60a M. 
 Tansey (1887) 
 
 Nokes, William (Katie) Ch Nellie, 
 Charlotte, Annettie, Springfield Rt 
 9, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, 
 Sec 34 T160a W. T. Gatton (1892) 
 
 Nollsch, Carl G., Springfield Rt 6, tel 
 Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 33 
 TlO^a Mrs. Anna Young (1903) 
 
 Nollsch, Geo. H. (Myrtle D.) Ch Ed- 
 win A., Henry W., Springfield Rt 6, 
 tel Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 
 34 O40a (1904) 
 
 Nolting, Jesse (Mary) Ch Dorthy, 
 Charles, Auburn Rt 44, tel Auburn, 
 twp Auburn, Sec 3 T137a Lou Sin 
 
 *Norris, John (Linna) Ch Thomas, 
 Leo, John, Will, Charlie, Emma, 
 Nellie, Edward, Springfield Rt 3, 
 tel Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 
 13 T280a W. T. lies. 
 
 Norris, Leo J. (Ethel) Rochester Rt 
 19, twp Rochester, Sec 20 TlOOa, 
 John Norris (1893) 
 
 *North, William (Lottie) Ch Charlvus, 
 Custer Rt 53, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 1 O247a William 
 North (1867) 
 
 Norval, Carl (Mary? Ch Arthur, 
 Springfield Rt 2, twp Curran, Sec 
 26 T50a F. Yarlo (1910) 
 
 Nottingham, A. C. (Mary) Ch Helen, 
 Mabel, Delia, Pleasant Plains Rt 40, 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 36 O18Sa 
 (1876)
 
 100 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Nottingham, James, Pleasant Plains 
 Rt 42, twp Cartwright, Sec 17 
 O160a (1845) 
 
 'Nottingham, Johnathan (Nellie) Ch 
 Barton, Johnatha, Ruth, Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 40, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 26 O80a (1878) 
 
 Nottingham, L. W. (Laura) Ch Wil- 
 liam H., Nellie F., Chester L., Lena 
 O., Floyd E., Pleasant Plains Rt 40, 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 32 FrSlOa C. 
 Boynton 
 
 Nottingham, W. S. (Anna) Ch Edna, 
 Walter, Mary, Ellis, Pleasant Plains 
 Rt 40, twp Cartwright, Sec 31 O188a 
 (1871) 
 
 O 
 
 Obanion, Robert (Martha) Ch Rose, 
 Springfield Rt 3, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 11 O5a (1890) 
 
 O'Brien, Edward, Spring Rt 5, tel 
 Spring, twp Spring, Sec 15 O29a 
 (1874) 
 
 O'Brien, Thos. (Lizzie) Ch Morgan 
 H. R., William V., Farmingdale Rt 
 13, tel Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 
 19 T200a Ida H. Happer (1905) 
 
 O'Brien, T. R. (Agnes) Auburn Rt 44, 
 tel Auburn, twp Auburn, Sec 5 
 0171a (1883) 
 
 O'Brine, Hugh (Francis) Ch High, 
 Springfield Rt 5, twp Springfield, 
 Sec 3 Ollla (1873) 
 
 O'Connors, Patrick, Springfield Rt 3, 
 twp Clear Lake, Sec 7 T12a James 
 Fagan (1913) 
 
 *Odione, Alfred (Martha) Ch Martha, 
 Glenarm, tel Chatham, twp Ball, 
 Sec 33 T480a Tansey Est (1885) 
 
 Odiorne, Mrs. E. J. Ch Mabel, Alford, 
 Elizabeth, William, Blanche, Helen, 
 Shelton, Springfield Rt, 9, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Woodside, Sec 17 Q320a 
 (1877) 
 
 Ogden, J. W. (Helen) Pawnee, tel 
 Pawnee, twp Pawnee, Sec 7 O36a 
 (1858) 
 
 Ogila, John (Mary) Sherman Rt 26, 
 tel Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 
 17 O14a (1912) 
 
 Oglebay, Otto (Emma) Ch Edith, 
 Ernest, Springfield Rt 5, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 27 O20a (50) 
 
 Oglesby, J. T. (Emma) Ch Lottie, 
 Lela, Illiopolis Rt 58, tel llliopolis 
 O80a (1917) 
 
 Ohern, William J. (Ella) Lowder Rt 
 38, twp Talkington, Sec 13, T160a 
 J. M. Graham (1889) 
 
 *O'Keefe, David (Edna) Ch Elizabeth, 
 Arthur, Mildred, Taylor D., Ger- 
 trude, John E., Margaret, Glenarm 
 Rt 24, tel Divernon, twp Divernon, 
 Sec 8 O120a Mrs. O'Keefe (1858) 
 
 *O'Keefe, Taylor (Nettie) Ch Charles, 
 Loami Bx 27, tel Loami T163a Mar- 
 garet Turpin (1886) 
 
 Oldham, W. R. (Mary) Ch Dee, Ida, 
 Williams, twp Williams, Sec 10, 
 Farmhand M. Cook (1915) 
 
 O'Leary, James J., Springfield Gen 
 Del, twp Gardner, Sec 12 O22a 
 
 (1897) 
 
 O'Leary, William P., Springfield Gen 
 Del, twp Gardner, Sec 12 O22a 
 (1868) 
 
 Olcott, C. J. (Flora) Ch Flora, Fern, 
 Rochester Rt 20, twp Rochester, Sec 
 21 O180a (1868) 
 
 Oliver, J. T. (Gertrude) Ch Lenean, 
 Gladys, Roberta, Ora, Springfield Rt 
 5, tel Spring, twp Spring, Sec 10 
 T226a Park Co (1868) 
 
 Oliver, R. E. (Rosan) M^yrl, Robert, 
 Josephine, Riverton Rt 17, tel Riv- 
 erton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 4 T175a 
 Simon Keck (1916) 
 
 Olson, Nelson (Mary A.) Ch Robert, 
 Emma, Thos. H., Newton, Cantrall 
 Rt 28, twp Salisbury, Sec 23 O80a 
 (1850) 
 
 *0rwin Bros., S. B., G. P., Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 42, twp Cartwright O297a 
 
 Osenton, J. S. (Ida) Ch Ray, Ebert, 
 Mary, Buffalo Rt 59, tel Buffalo, Sec 
 3 T175a Sculey Estate (1858) 
 
 Ostermeier, Fred, Ch William, Henry, 
 Fred, August, Katie, Louis, Minnie, 
 Julia, Mary, Springfield Rt 4, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 7 
 O400a L. H. Coleman (1867) 
 
 *Ostermeier, F. J. (Carlott) Ch Chris- 
 topher, Alvin, Frederick, Elsie, John, 
 Helen, Springfield Rt 2, tel Inter- 
 state, twp Curran, Sec 13 T160a L. 
 H. Coleman (1872)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 101 
 
 *Ostermeier, Henry A. (Sarah) Ch 
 Charlotte, Johanna, Henry Rudolph, 
 Earnest, Chatham Rt 15, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Chatham, Sec 6 T295a W. 
 L. Keisacker (1867) 
 
 *0stermeier, John (Mary) Ch Law- 
 rence, Donald, Russell, Simeon, 
 Mary, Helen, Mechanicsburg Rt 68, 
 tel Mechanicsburg, twp Mechanics- 
 burg, Sec 26 O15a T160a Mrs. Cath- 
 rine (1909) 
 
 Ostermeier, W. F. (Caroline) Ch Wil- 
 liam, Bertha, Carl, Fred Robert, 
 Ruth, Delmar, Springfield Rt 2, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 19 
 076 (1866) 
 
 Ostertog, Louis (Ruth) Sherman, tel 
 Williamsville, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 
 25 T240a Chas. Wood (1914) 
 
 *0tter, H. G. (Grace) Pleasant Plaint 
 Rt 42, T107 2-10a J. H. Rapps (1885) 
 
 *Page, Emmet (Lydra) Rochester Rt 
 19, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 5 O180a Em- 
 met Page 
 
 Page, James H. (Charlotte) Ch Law- 
 rence, Lewis, Charlotte, Springfield 
 Rt 9, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, 
 Sec 33, Foreman W. B. Shephard 
 (1880) 
 
 Paid, Frank, Jr. (Katherine) Curran 
 Rt 11, twp Curran, Sec 7 T80a F. 
 Paul, ST. (1886) 
 
 Painter, Fred (Lulu) Ch Hazel, Maud, 
 Merrel, Fred, Grace, Curran Rt 11, 
 twp Curran, Sec 7 Farmhand (1900) 
 
 Pal lard, W. H. (Elnora) Ch Comula, 
 Curran Rt 12, tel Riddle Hill, twp 
 Curran, Sec 18, Farmhand (1876) 
 
 *Palmer, B. F. (Lurana) Ch Kern, 
 Ada, Grace, Glenarm Rt 24, tel Chat- 
 ham, twp Ball, Sec 20 T120a Henry 
 Ingles (1900) 
 
 Pangle, Sylvester (Susia) Ch Earl, 
 Carley, Springfield Rt 7, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Woodside, Sec 2 Olla 
 (1883) i| < 
 
 Pantier, Mathew W. F. (Edna) Farm- 
 ingdale Rt 13, twp Salisbury, Sec 
 32 T2a A. F. Rhodes (1915) 
 
 Pape, Charles (Rosa E.) Ch Lena, 
 Ada, August, Custer, twp Cotton 
 Hill, Sec 14 T20a G. T. Greentornce 
 
 Pape, Charles (Antorese) Ch Charles, 
 Wilborn, Lizzie, Louisa, Henry, 
 Clemens, Ernvia, Otto, Clara, 
 Rochester Rt 20, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 9 O80a Charles 
 Pape (1882) 
 
 *Pape, Henry H. (Kattie) Ch Lewis H. 
 George W., Genevia, Mae, Glenarm 
 Rt 22, tel Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, 
 Sec 9 O92 Henry Pape (1887) 
 
 *Park, Clifford (Pearl) Loami Rt 32, 
 tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, Sec 8 
 O21a (1887) 
 
 *Park, G. W. (Amy) Ch Reynolds, W. 
 Lester, Loami Rt 32, tel Waverly, 
 twp Maxwell, Sec 8 O159a (1873) 
 
 *Park, John W. (Clara E.) Loami Rt 
 32, tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, Sec 
 7 O112a (1872) 
 
 Park, Lee (Eula) Custer Rt 53, tel 
 Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 24 
 T160a A. L. Park (1894) 
 
 *Park, T. E. (Etta G.) Loami Rt 32, 
 tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, Sec 8 
 O175a (1879) 
 
 *Park, W. C. (Ada L.) Loami Rt 32, 
 tel Waverly, twp Loami, Sec 3 O88a 
 (1858) 
 
 *Parker, C. A. (Saria) Ch Noel, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 43, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 26 O92a (1847) 
 
 Parkes, Hiram (Davie) Ch Mary C., 
 James L., Preston M., Hiram E. k 
 Custer Rt 53, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 29 OlOOa (1855) 
 
 *Parkes, James (Hannah) Ch Harry 
 W., Robert E., Ella B., Bertha, 
 Hiram, H., Mamie, Lillian, Russel, 
 Farmingdale Rt 13, tel Pleasant 
 Plains, twp Gardner, Sec 7 O215a 
 (1851) 
 
 *Parkinson, F. W. (Katherine) Ch 
 Lucile, Lester, Mildred, Maxwell Rt 
 37, tel Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 
 5 O160a (1885) 
 
 Parks, Hiram (Mary) Pleasant Plains, 
 twp Cartwright Sec 11 O247a A. S. 
 Booth (1888) 
 
 Parks, R. E. (Anna) Divernon Rt 48, 
 
 tel Divernon, twp Divernon, Sec 32, 
 
 T160a, Babb Heirs (1878) 
 Par-tier, Michael E. (Lura A.) Ch Lura 
 
 E., Springfield Rt 6, twp Gardner, 
 
 Sec 27 O35a (1872) 
 Parson, Wm., Pawnee Rt 3, twp 
 
 Pawnee, Sec 6 O21a (1892)
 
 102 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Patheal, Mrs. J." M. Ch Ernice, Donald, 
 Illiopolis Rt 56, tel Illiopolis, Sec 25 
 Frl60a J. C. Loose 
 
 Patterson, Edgar (Grace) Ch Eldon, 
 Dorris, Keith, Marian, Lowder Rt 
 38, tel Waverly, twp Talkington, S'ec 
 15, Farmhand William Brown (1887) 
 
 Patterson, E. E. (Bessie) Ch Thelma, 
 Alva, Russell, Illiopolis Rt 56, tel 
 Illiopolis, twp niiopolis, Sec 24 T80a 
 John Gassaway 
 
 Patterson, O. E. (Mollie) Auburn Rt 
 44, tel Auburn, twp Auburn, Sec 18 
 T200a Clara McNaught (1874) 
 
 *Patton, J. D. (Johanna) Ch Joseph, 
 Thomas, Harry, Raymond, Laotni Rt 
 32, tel Loami> twp Maxwell, Sec 17 
 O180a (1871) 
 
 Paul, Fred (Elizabeth) Ch John, Eva, 
 Sophie, William, Curran Rt 11, tel 
 Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 7 O160a 
 (1867) 
 
 Paul, J. E. (Mary) Ch Albert, Mary, 
 Nellie, Chas., Harry, Etta Joseph, 
 Bertha, Anna, Springfield Rt 10, tel 
 Spring, twp Spring, Sec 18 O125a 
 Thomas Baker (1910) 
 
 Paulen, George L. Ch Ottis, Ray, Cur- 
 ran Rt 11, tel Riddle Hill, twp Cur- 
 ran, S'ec 7 O120a (1869) 
 
 Paulen, J. L. (Augusta) Ch Lindel, 
 Ernestine, May E., Curran Rt 11, tel 
 Riddle Hill O20a (1872) 
 
 Paulen, Ray, Curran Rt 11, tel Riddle 
 Hill, twp Curran, Sec 7 T120a 
 George Paulen (1895) 
 
 Pawer, J. W., Cantrall, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 9 J. W. C. P. Estate (30) 
 
 Payne, Ernest (Martha F.) Ch Nelm- 
 vin, Dudley, Thomas, Franklin, Illi- 
 opolis Rt 56, twp Illiopolis, Sec 23 
 T120a P. Blair (1902) 
 
 *Peacock, J. F. (Nellie) Ch Oren, Earl, 
 Lowder Rt 38, tel Waverly, twp 
 Talkington, Sec 16 T80a Mrs. P. 
 Cahorn (1914) 
 
 *Pearce, J. W. (Laura) Ch Foorest, 
 Tracey, Springfield Rt 6, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Curran, Sec 2 (1913) 
 
 *Peden, Henry (Laura) Ch Olin, 
 Glenarm Rt 22, tel Pawnee, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 28 T120a Woodson 
 Colean (1917) 
 
 Peeb'es, C. C. (Mattie) Ch Dorthy, 
 Lela, Auburn Rt 46, tel Auburn, twy 
 Auburn, Sec 7 T80a J. F. Patterson 
 (1907) 
 
 Peel, Arthur S. (Heneretta) Spring- 
 field Rt 6, tel Riddle Hill, twp Gard- 
 ner, Sec 34 O60a (1880) 
 
 *Pelfer, John E. (Mary) Ch Williams 
 A., Gertrude, John J., Theresa, Wal- 
 ter, Claude, James, Ella, Buffalo Rt 
 59, tel Buffalo, twp Mechanicsburg, 
 Sec 14 O320a (1912) 
 
 Pelham, Arthur N. (Katy) Ch Eron, 
 Ester, Beatrice, Madge, Daniel, Law- 
 rence, Amy, Farmingdale Rt 14, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 4 O53a (1867) 
 
 Penick, John A. (Grace A.) Ch Erma, 
 Elsie, Lester, John, Jr., Hallie, Farm- 
 ingdale Rt 13, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 36 O16a (1900) 
 
 Pennington, Albert (Bessie) Ch Ray- 
 mond, Springfield Rt 10, tel Spring, 
 twp Springfield, Farmhand (1912) 
 
 Pensenhafer, Geo. J. (Lena) Ch Car- 
 rie, Mary, Lena, George, Farming- 
 dale Rt 13, tel Pleasant Plains, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 6 O240a (1852) 
 
 Perce, A. D. (Angeline) Cantrall Rt 
 5, tel Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 
 29 O48a (1887) 
 
 Perkins, Reed M. (Nellie) Springfield 
 Rt 10, tel Spring, twp Spring T240a 
 Perkins Bros. (1875) 
 
 *Perry, C. N. (Nancy) Ch Paul, Oscar, 
 Ralph, Hattie, Loami Rt 32, tel 
 Boynton, twp Maxwell, Sec 12 O12a 
 (1882) 
 
 Perry & Son, Loami Rt 32, tel Loami, 
 twp Maxwell 
 
 Perry, W. C. (Mod) Ch Youle P., 
 Jessie B., Arthur L., Gladis F. 
 Veram, Verna E., Walter C., Cowen 
 E., Illiopolis Rt 54, tel Illiopolis, twp 
 Illiopolis, Sec 5 T160a George Ford 
 (1876) 
 
 *Petefish, A. E. (Lena L.) Ch Russell, 
 Chas., Springfield Rt 5, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Springfield, Sec 36 O250a 
 (1901) 
 
 *Peters, F. E. (Ola) Illiopolfs Rt 58, tel 
 Illiopolis, twp niiopolis, S'ec 10" 
 T160a Mrs. Cantrall (1916) 
 
 Peters, Fred (Anna) Ch Joseph, 
 Henry, Lizzie, Anna, John, Gertrude, 
 Ferdinand, Theodore, New Berlin Rt 
 31, tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, 
 Sec 14 025a (1887) 
 
 Peters, O. H. (E.) Ch Maurice, Illi- 
 iopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 32 T160a 
 John Constant (1901)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 103 
 
 Peters, W. E. (Ella) Ch Mildred, 
 Helen, Illiopolis Rt 56, tel Illiopolis, 
 twp Illiopolis, Sec 31 T160a W. J. 
 Millar (1905) 
 
 *Peterson, Albert (Daisy) Ch Letha 
 P., Ethel L., Roy E., Edith, Albert 
 M., Maxwell Rt 37, tel Waverly, twp 
 Talkington, Sec 11 T240a A. C. Mop- 
 pell (1893) 
 
 Pettibone, John (Louisa) Rochester 
 Rt 19, twp Rochester, Sec 30 O30a 
 (1853) 
 
 Petticord, Chas. (Ollie) Glenarm Rt 
 24, tel Divernon, twp Divernon, Sec 
 
 17 O80a (1911) 
 
 Pfeiffer, Benjamin (Emma) Ch Sarah, 
 Mathes, Runie B. F Henry Y., Roland, 
 Riverton Rt 17, tel Riverton, twp 
 Clear Lake O160a (20a) 
 
 Pfeffer, John (Hannah) Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 39, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 
 18 Fr 420a Edgar Boynton (1911) 
 
 Pfeiffer, Michael (Emma) Riverton Rt 
 17, tel Mechanicsburg, twp , Me- 
 chanicsburg, Sec 19 O160a (1873) 
 
 Phillips, Abraham (Alice) Ch Robert, 
 Frank, Minnie, Annie, Fred, Farm- 
 ingdale Rt 14, twp Gardner, S'ec 8 
 043a (1907) 
 
 Phillips, C. N. (Agnes) Ch May, Her- 
 ald, Wayne, Ruby, Illiopolis Rt 54, 
 tel Illiopolis, twp Lanesville, Sec 5 
 T132a R. T. Grusenbury (1867) 
 
 Philips, Charles (Nellie) Ch Richard, 
 Marguerite, Catherine, Illiopolis, tel 
 Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 7 O80a 
 Jessie Hesser (1886) 
 
 Phillips, Fred A. (Margaret) Ch Mil- 
 dred M., Farmingdale Rt 14, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 8 T43a A. R. Phillips 
 (1893) 
 
 Philips, George A. (Martha) Ch Harry, 
 Illiopolis Rt 55, tel Dliopolis, twp 
 Lanesville Sec 22 O200a Mrs. James 
 Baker (1860) 
 
 Philips, Steane (Gary) Ch Lorence, 
 Jessie, Mary, Cant rail Rt 28, tel Can- 
 trail, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 31 Farm- 
 hand J. J. Bailey (1867) 
 
 Phlman, Frank (Alice) Ch Glen, Gor- 
 den, Frank, Spring Rt 10, tel Spring, 
 twp Spring Sec 5 T17a John Britton- 
 cork 
 
 *Pickett, Chas H. (Katie P.) Ch Jessie 
 M., Wm E., Gertrude, Geo. H., Chas. 
 Jr. (Susie Kern), Farmingdale Rt 
 13, twp Gardner, Sec 19 T280a Ed 
 Watts (1894) 
 
 Pickett, Edward T. (Lizzie) Ch Ger- 
 aldine, Rochester Rt 20, twp Roches- 
 ter, Sec 21, T90a A. Richardson 
 (1907) 
 
 Pickett, John L. (Grace) Ch Ruth, 
 Farmingdale, twp Gardner, Sec 18, 
 T200a E. A. Knob (1906) 
 
 Pickett, W. T. (Elizabeth) Ch Eulons, 
 Sterrett, Dawson Rt 21, tel Buffalo, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 16 J. D. 
 Watters (1901) 
 
 Pickrell, Harry E. (Mildred) Lanes- 
 ville Rt 30, tel Buffalo, twp Lanes- 
 ville, S'ec 7 O240a Estate B. T. Pick- 
 rell (1889) 
 
 *Pieratt, Mrs. Kate Ch Clarence, Roy, 
 Dawson Rt 21, tel Mechanicsburg, 
 twp Mechanicsburg O15a (1888) 
 
 Pierce, W. A. (Bessie) Ch Chalmer, 
 Howard, Gertrude, Lucealla, Her- 
 man, Mildred, Clifford, Auburn Rt 
 46, tel Auburn, twp Auburn, S'ec 16 
 T180a A. S. Goodpasture (1880) 
 
 Pillischafske, George (Mary) Spring- 
 field Rt 4, tel Springfield, twp Gard- 
 ner, Sec 24 O168a (1913) 
 
 Pillischafske, W. M. (Lena) Ch Wil- 
 liam, Emma, Fred, George, Harry, 
 Rochester Rt 19, twp Rochester, Sec 
 19 OlOOa (1880) 
 
 Ping, J. G. (Lydia) Glenarm Rt 24, 
 tel Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 22 T40a G. 
 E. Drennan (1893) 
 
 *Ping, Lenard (Inez) Ch Clifford, 
 Chester, Hurley, Auburn Rt 47, tel 
 Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 25 
 OlOOa (1892) 
 
 Pinkova, Wenlzel (Marie) Ch Freda, 
 Francis, Spring Rt 10, tel Spring, 
 twp Sprln?, Sec 18 T30a Frank 
 Judge (1910) 
 
 Pippin, Burgess R. (Grace" A.) Ch 
 Gordon, Paul, John, Ned, Euniie, 
 Breckenridge Rt 1, tel Edinburg, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 4 T96a W. S. Constant 
 (1874) 
 
 Pirkenstson, T. M. Ch Maurcie, Glen- 
 arm Rt 24, tel Divernon, twp Diver- 
 non, S'ec 4, T160a Weber Heirs 
 (1913) 
 
 *Pirkins, J. W. (Mahilda) Illiopolis Rt 
 56, tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 
 25 T160a J. C. Lood (1887)
 
 104 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Plowman, Edward (Eva) Auburn Rt 
 46, tel Virden, twp Talkington, Sec 
 36 O160a (1861) 
 
 *Plum, Henry (Laura) Ch Mary, Jean- 
 ette, Waver ly Rt 1, tel Waverly, twp 
 Maxwell, Sec 24 T80a H. I. Deturk 
 
 Plumber, Grant (Pearl) Ch Earl, Bert, 
 Bertha, May, Hazel, Willard G., 
 Glenarm Rt 22, twp Ball, Sec 25 J. F. 
 Lard (1885) 
 
 Plummer, Charles F. (Mary) Glenarm 
 Rt 23, tel Pawnee, twp Ball, Sec 13 
 T200a Frank Jones (1887) 
 
 *Plummer, Samuel (Alice) Custer Rt 
 53, tel Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, 
 Sec 12 Tla Green Torronce (1875) 
 
 Plummer, Samuel (Maggie) Ch Charles 
 Irene, Earl, Eunnie, Dorothy, Roch- 
 ester Rt 19, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 5 
 Tla B. Plummer (1876) 
 
 Poe, S. E. (Bertha) Ch Kenneth, Sil- 
 vey, Dohval, Opal, Leona, Williams- 
 vllle, twp Williams, Sec 15 TISOa, 
 Farmhand M. Miller (1891) 
 
 Poell, J. C. (Rebecca) Ch Philip, John, 
 Cantrall Rt 27, Cantrall, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 7, Farmhand Will Can- 
 terbury (1909) 
 
 Poffenbarger, Frederick (Eva) Ch 
 Frederick, Rochester Rt 18, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 14 T160a J. L. Frazee 
 (1882) 
 
 Poffenbarger, John A., Rochester Rt 
 19, twp Rochester, Sec 18 O160a 
 (73) 
 
 Points, Ray (Ollie) Virden Rt 44, tel 
 Virden, twp Talkington, Farmhand 
 P. Givins (1917) 
 
 Pollard, J. R. (Lucy) Ch Exie, Nora, 
 Grover, Pleasant Plains Rt 40, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 15 FrlGOa E. C. 
 Tinian (1904) 
 
 Pollard, Marvin (Lizzie) Ch J. Henry, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 39, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 36, Foreman J. F. Tom- 
 lin (1904) 
 
 *Pool, F. A. (Margaret) Ch Susan B., 
 Oivernon Rt 48, tel Auburn, twp Di- 
 vernon, Sec 18 O200a (1886) 
 
 Poor, Mrs. Alice L. Ch Effle, Frank, 
 Curran Rt 11, tel Riddle Hill, twp 
 Curran, Sec 16 O50a (1860) 
 
 *Poor, Thomas M. (Alice J.) Ch Ar- 
 thur T., Francis S., Eva, Springfield 
 Rt 2, tel Springfield, twp Curran, 
 Sec 12 T114a G. J. Little (1868) 
 
 Pope, John (Anna) Ch Gladys E. F., 
 Opal, Henry, John J., Kathlyn, Jane, 
 Leo, Lester, Chas., Illiopolis Rt 28, 
 tel Buffalo, twp Lanesville, Sec 29 
 T160a Mrs. A. Booth Alfred Richard 
 Est (1874) 
 
 Pope, John D. Ch Jossie, Emma, Budie, 
 John D., Jr., Cantrall Rt 28, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 1 O128a (1868) 
 
 Pope, L. F. (Anna) Ch Ronald, River- 
 ton Rt 17, tel Riverton, twp Clear 
 Lake, Sec 14 T80a L. C. King (1915) 
 
 Popp, Fred (Elizabeth) Ch Helen, 
 Rochester Rt 18, twp Rochester, Sec 
 27 Farmhand R. S. Turst (1915) 
 
 Potter, C. R. (Lola) Loam I Rt 24, tel 
 Waverly, twp Loami, Sec 12 T131a 
 Mrs. Harriet Hohimer (1917) 
 
 * Potts, F. M. (Clara) Ch Howard F., 
 Louise E., Lowder Rt 38, tel 
 Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 23 
 O160a (1867) 
 
 Pouchot, Ernest (Mary) Ch Roberta, 
 Grace, Nicktons, Robert, Mere, 
 Ella, Cantrall Rt 28, tel Cantrall, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 32 T221a M. 
 Berrey (1904) 
 
 Pourchot, J. H. (Florence) Ch Orville, 
 Lola, Rochester Rt 30, twp Roches- 
 ter, Sec 26 Farmhand Mr. J. W. 
 Cooper (1910) 
 
 *Power, Chas. P. (Laura) Ch Chas., 
 Jay, June, Cantrall, tel Cantrall, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 9 O1500a Pooner 
 Estate 
 
 Powell, E. T. (Ada) Ch Ralph, Law- 
 rence, Theodore, May, Clara, Ar- 
 thur, John, Frank, Riverton Rt 17, 
 tel Riverton twp Clear Lake, T175a 
 James Easley (1897) 
 
 Powell, Joseph (Berile) Ch Joseph, Au- 
 burn Rt 46, twp Auburn Sec 9 
 T1340a Mrs. Delia Weinerman 
 (1901) 
 
 Power, W. E. (Mattie) Ch Loretta, 
 Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 9 
 O160a (1857) 
 
 Powers, John L. (Ada) Ch Susan, 
 Helen, Clara, Alice, Rochester Rt 19, 
 
 twp Rochester, Sec 33 O80a (1879) 
 
 Powel, Emerson (Mary) Ch Lillie Mil- 
 drew, Lucile, Roy, Fred Cecil, Sher- 
 man Rt 25, twp Williams, Sec 7 
 T160a Harley Grace (1912)
 
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 105 
 
 *Prather, Chas. (Ethel) Custer Rt 53, 
 tel Rochester, twp Cooper, S'ec 17 
 T270a Mrs. Alice Prather (1877) 
 
 Prather, J. F. (Emma) Williamsville, 
 
 tel Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 
 
 3 O480a (1882) 
 
 Prather, Lester (Ava) Mechanicsburg 
 Rt 61, twp Cooper, Sec 16 Tla C. C. 
 Sanders (1890) 
 
 Pratt, Ray (Carrie) Ch Hazel, Spring- 
 field Rt 10, tel Springfield, twp 
 Springfield, Sec 17 T80a C. McKiney 
 (1903) 
 
 Price, Elma (Elizabeth) Ch Sidney, 
 Myrtle, Rochester Rt 19, twp Roches- 
 ter, Sec 30 O103 (1900) 
 
 Price, Elson (Mary) Nellie, Annie, 
 Alice, Ida, Custer Rt 53, tel Roches- 
 ter, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 24 080a 
 Elson Price (1862) 
 
 Price, F. M. (Edith) Virden Rt 42, 
 tel Virden, twp Divernon, Sec 31 
 T120a H. M. Moore (1914) 
 
 Price, William H. (Alice) Ch Blanche, 
 Ruby, Ruth, Glenarm Rt 24, tel Chat- 
 ham, twp Ball, Sec 29 T161 C. J. 
 Pulliam (1862) 
 
 Priddle, J. E. (Ethel) Buffalo Hart 
 Rt 36, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 31 
 .T218a A. L. Burry (1892) 
 
 Priddle, W. G. (Macie) Ch Ina, Mar- 
 jory, Wilma, Buffalo Hart Rt 36, 
 twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 21 O20a 
 (1879) 
 
 Primm, Ernest (Fannie) Ch Ruth, 
 Pleasant Plains, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 
 4 T267a (1917) 
 
 Prouty, Chas W. (Rose) Springfield 
 Rt 5, tel Spring, twp Spring, Sec 
 15 O6a (1869) 
 
 Pryer, Edward (Edith) Ch Gary, 
 Mooth, Dorthie, Donald, Sherman 
 Rt 25, twp Williams, Sec 19 T30a 
 Jess Yocum (1915) 
 
 Pryor, George Ch Nancy, Reba, Cecil, 
 Alvia, Walter, Illiopolis Rt 55, tel 
 Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 26 
 T169a Lee Metcalf, Henry Fayette 
 (1887) 
 
 Pryor, Sam (Norma) Buffalo Hart Rt 
 36, twp Williams, Sec 12, Farmhand 
 George Duffe (1916) 
 
 *Pulliam, Arthur (Ella) Ch Harry, 
 Virginia, Marion, Alfred, Glenarm Rt 
 21, tel Chatham T240a Pulliam & 
 Shelhouse (1879) 
 
 Pulliam, F. M. (Sarah) Ch Floyd, Ma- 
 tilda, Genetta, Glenarm Rt 24, tel 
 Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 32 O30a 
 (1856) 
 
 *Pulliam, J. R. (Laura) Ch John R., 
 Robert, Glenarm Rt 24, tel Chatham, 
 twp Ball, S'ec 20 O124a (1847) 
 
 *Puliiam, O. V. (Nettie) Ch Russell, 
 Burton, Lewis, Sherman Rt 25, twp 
 Williamsville, Sec 8 T317a Chase 
 Shuck (1911) 
 
 Pumphrey Allen (May) Ch Russel, 
 Bassel, Crayman, Iva, Isa, Lawrence, 
 Clarence, Mechanicsburg, twp Me- 
 chanicsburg, Sec 26 Frl60a Preston 
 Hall (1806) 
 
 Pursell, G. W. (Elizabeth) Ch Ger- 
 trude, Dawson Rt 21, tel Buffalo, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 17 Fr240a 
 F. Rentscherr (1882) 
 
 Purviance, Alfred B., Pleasant Plains 
 Rt 39, twp Cartwright, Sec 36 O197a 
 (1848) 
 
 *Purviance, Lee A. (Emma) Ch 
 Kathryn, Thelma, Pleasant Plains 
 Rt 39, twp Cartwright, Sec 36 (1886) 
 
 *Purvines, A. N., Pleasant Plains Rt 
 42, twp Cartwright, Sec 10 O345a 
 A. N. Purvines (1832) 
 
 Purvines, Dewitt (Margaret) Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 42, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 10 O280a (1893) 
 
 *Purvines, Game (Zley) Ch Merwin, 
 Frances, Emory, Elmer, Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 41, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 32 O258a 
 
 Purvine, G. E. (Helen) Ch Hilda, Vir- 
 ginia, Pleasant Plains Rt 42, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 15 Frl50a Harold 
 Purket (1879) 
 
 *Purvines, S. E. (Lela) Ch Helen, 
 Stewart, Pleasant Plains, tel 51, 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 13, O262a Mary 
 Purvines Son (1887) 
 
 *Pyle, C. A. (Myra) Springfield Rt 2, 
 tel Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec * 
 20 OlOOa (1880) 
 
 *Pyle, R. E. (Mildred) Ch Hommer, 
 Springfield Rt 9, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 33 O85a
 
 106 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Queen, T. S. (Mary) Ch Bert, Lulu, Queen, Thomas (Idella) Ch Duey, 
 
 William, Elmer, "Oakside Farm," 
 Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, twp Loami, 
 Sec 35 O90a (1868) 
 
 Quinn, John "Quinn Farm," Auburn 
 Rt 44, tel Auburn, twp Chatham, 
 Sec 34 O70a (1879) 
 
 Estera, Walter, Ruth, Auburn Rt 44, 
 tel Auburn, twp Auburn, Sec 4 T200a 
 John W. Hart (190^) 
 
 R 
 
 *Rader, J. W. (Martha) Ch William, 
 Homer, Delia, Springfield Rt 2, tel 
 Chatham, twp Curran, Sec 24 OlTOa 
 (1907) 
 
 *Ragen, T. (Nellie) Ch William, 
 Catherine, Anna, Ella, Frank, Chat- 
 ham Rt 16, tel Auburn, twp Chat- 
 ham, Sec 28 T250a Herbert Philps 
 (1881) 
 
 *Ragland, Joseph Ch Nannie, Mary, 
 Sherman Rt 25, twp Williams, Sec 
 
 7, T2a P. Constine (1912) 
 Raimey, John A. (Bertha) Ch Flor- 
 ence, John, Lawrence, Springfield Rt 
 
 8, twp Clear Lake, Sec 18 T2a H. L. 
 King (1915) 
 
 Rains, Grover C. (Charlotte) Ch 
 Lela, Marshall, Orville, Auburn Rt 
 46, twp Auburn, Sec 20 (1910) 
 
 *Raisch, Harry A. (Maude) Ch Robert, 
 Blair, Lillian, Springfield Rt 6, tel 
 Springfield, twp Gardner, Sec 36 
 T50a Lillian Raisch (1882) 
 
 Raisch, Lillian A. Ch Harry, Spring- 
 field Rt 6, twp Gardner, Sec 36 T60a 
 H. Raisch (1859) 
 
 Ralph, R. M. (Alta) Cantrall, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Farmhand for C. P. 
 Power (1882) 
 
 Ralston, Joseph (Emma) Ch Goldie, 
 Rochester Rt 19, twp Rochester, Sec 
 18 O80a (1862) 
 
 Ralston, Robert (Carrie) Rochester 
 Rt 18, twp Rochester, S'ec 24 T160a 
 J. C. Coe Estate (1892) 
 
 Raman, John (Catherine) Ch Alma, 
 Henry, Rudolph, Mary, Anna, Her- 
 man, Blanche, Elda, Farmingdale Rt 
 13, tel Pleasant Plaines, twp Gard- 
 ner, Sec 5 O430a (1859) 
 
 Ramey, Emery (Lily) Ch William, 
 George, Viola, Carl, Hazel, Spring- 
 dale Rt 8, twp Clear Lake, Sec 6 
 T12a Frank Lowe (1916) 
 
 Randoll, G. (Louise) Ch Marie, Henry, 
 Lloyd, Pleasant Plaines Rt 39, tel 
 Pleasant Plaines, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 29 T108a Harry Densley (1902) 
 
 Raskins, Edw. W. (Cassie) Ch Irvin, 
 Vina, Leon, William, James, Wilbur, 
 Corell, Hallit, Mechanicsburg Rt 60, 
 tel Mechanicsburg, twp Cooper, 
 Sec 12 T75a Chas. Bell (1916) 
 
 *Rapp, George, Sr. (Lizzie) Ch George, 
 Curran Rt 11, twp Curran, Sec 16 
 O290a (1892) 
 
 Rath, John (Marie) Ch Carl, Harry, 
 Anna, Athens Rt 1, tel Cantrall, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 35 T260a Liza Van- 
 meter (1912) 
 
 *Ratz, George, Rochester Rt 18, tel 
 Rochester, twp Cooper, S'ec 18 O160a 
 (1902) 
 
 *Ratz, Harry, Rochester Rt 18, tel 
 Rochester, twp Cooper, Sec 18 O160a 
 (1902) 
 
 Ray, Enouch, Cantrall Rt 28, tel Can- 
 trail, twp Gardner, Sec 1 T200a De- 
 witt Smith (1909) 
 
 Ray, John W. (Cora) Ch Eona, Illl- 
 opolis Rt 55, twp Illiopolis, Sec 25 
 05a (1913) 
 
 Ray, M. E. (Minnie) Ch Melvin, Alice, 
 "Maple Grove," Auburn Rt 44, tel 
 Auburn, twp Chatham, Sec 31 O114a 
 (1916) 
 
 Raynolds, C. M. (Mary) Ch Otto, Fran- 
 ces, Buffalo Rt 59, tel Buffalo, twp 
 Buffalo Hart, Sec 36 O200a (1850) 
 
 Raynolds, E. S., Sherman Rt 25, tel 
 Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 29 
 O159a (1869) 
 
 Read, W. H. (Dora) Ch Richard, Eva, 
 Loami, tel Waverly, twp Loami, S'ec 
 11 O43 (1913) 
 
 Reavis, Dave (Mary) Ch Mary, Glen- 
 arm Rt 23, twp Ball, Sec 23 T260a 
 George Sheppard (1913)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 107 
 
 Rebar, George (Elizabeth) Ch Mary, 
 Jewell, Springfield Rt 8, twp Clear 
 Lake, Sec 5 T5a Ross Welsh (1916) 
 
 Reed, James (Jane) Ch Mary, Etta, 
 Ollie, Clarence, Glenarm Rt 23, twp 
 Ball, Sec 23, Foreman for S. J. Stout 
 (1914) 
 
 Redeford, J. T. (Dollie) Ch Dorothea, 
 Rodger, Dollie, Auburn Rt 47, tel 
 Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 25 
 T160a W. B. Clark (1900) 
 
 Redemcrel, Albert (Amila) Ch Lewis, 
 Alfance, Albert, Springfield Rt 5, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 21 
 O2a (1908) 
 
 Redgeway, A. T. (A. G.) Ch Hazel, 
 Marcella, Alma, Nila, Cornland Rt 1, 
 twp Lanesville, S'ec 22 O172a (1867) 
 
 Reece, George, Glenarm Rt 23, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 8 O29a (1867) 
 
 *Reed, D. (Annie) Ch William, Fran- 
 cis, Joseph, John, James, Bernard, 
 Mary, Rosie, Catherine, New Berlin 
 Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, 
 Sec 34 O40a (1867) 
 
 Reed, Ernest (Georgia) Buffalo Rt 59, 
 tel Buffalo, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 
 13 (1876) 
 
 Reed, C. M. (Katie) Ch Mabel, Pleas- 
 ant Plaines Rt 39, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 32 O128a (1862) 
 
 Reed, William L. (Cora) Springfield 
 Rt 7, tel Rochester, twp Clear Lake, 
 Sec 34 O53a (1892) 
 
 Reese, E. G. (Rebecca) Ch Chester, 
 Alma, Edna, Pawnee Rt 52, twp 
 Pawnee, Sec 6 O12a (1867) 
 
 *Regan, Michael (Sarah) Ch George, 
 Howard, Edward, Joseph, Loami Rt 
 33, tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 
 25 O1762 (1888) 
 
 Regan, William (Bridget) Ch Agnes, 
 John, James, William, Mary, Fran- 
 cis, Curran Rt 12, tel New Berlin, 
 twp Curran, Sec 19 O149a (1877) 
 
 *Reggins, W. H. (Mary) Ch William, 
 Anna, Pleasant Plaines Rt 46, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 26 O180a (1869) 
 
 Register, J. W. (Elizabeth) Ch Ham- 
 ilton, Pawnee Rt 51, tel Pawnee, 
 twp Pawnee, Sec 13 T80a R. H. Mc- 
 Anulty (1904) 
 
 Register, Ray (Blanche) "Crane Hill 
 Farm," Pawnee Rt 51, twp Pawnee, 
 Sec 31, Farmhand for W. Hamilton 
 (1908) 
 
 Rehwald, Lewis (Nellie) Ch Emma, 
 Wilbert, Alice, Springfield Rt 2, tel 
 Springfield, twp Curran, Sec 13 
 T200a L. H. Coleman (1897) 
 
 Reichart, Bernard (Matilda) Ch Es- 
 ther Clara, John, New Berlin Rt 31, 
 tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 
 13 O18a (1876) 
 
 *Reichert, C. S. (Jennie) Ch Earl, Ad- 
 die, Maude, Mabel, Pleasant Plaines, 
 tel Pleasant Plaines, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 31 O240a (1894) 
 
 *Reichert, E. H. (N. J.) Ch Helen, 
 Elsie, Stuart, Pleasant Plaines Rt 
 42, twp Cartwright, Sec 20 O320a 
 (1893) 
 
 Reichert, Frank (Sophia) Ch Gene- 
 vieve, Christiana, Frank, Aloysius, 
 Anthony, Joseph, New Berlin Rt 31, 
 twp Island Grove, Sec 21 O27a 
 (1876) 
 
 *Reichert, Fred (Etta) Ch Elsie, Ben- 
 jamin, Lawrence, Virden Rt 42, tel 
 Divernon, twp Pawnee, Sec 36 O200a 
 (1863) 
 
 Reichart, Paul (Jessie) Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 41, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 17 T160a E. F. Irvin (1893) 
 
 Reichle, William (Adaline) Ch Wil- 
 liam, Rochester Rt 19, twp Roches- 
 ter, S'ec 3 OlOOa (1912) 
 
 Reiser, A. J. (Clara) Ch Anna, Ray- 
 mond, Leonard, Loretta, Luella, 
 Helen, Curran Rt 11, tel Bell, twp 
 Island Grove, Sec 21 T145a Sigmund 
 Hamburger (1876) 
 
 *Reiser, Ben (Augusta) Ch Bert, 
 John, Joseph, Emil, Emma, New Ber- 
 lin Rt 31, tel Ashland, twp Cart- 
 wright, T700a Silas Hexter (1876) 
 
 *Reiser, B. C. (Flora) Ch Frieda, New 
 Berlin Rt 31, tel Ashland, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 35-S. W. T600a B. W. 
 Brown (1880) 
 
 Reiser, George (Jessie) Ch Elizabeth, 
 New Berlin Rt 31, tel Ashland, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 27-S. W., Foreman 
 for B. H t Reiser (1887)
 
 108 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Reiser, Martin (Kathryn) Ch Louise, 
 Marie, Carl, Eulla, Dorothy, Mar- 
 guerite, Pleasant Plaines Rt 46, tel 
 Ashland, twp Cartwright, T400a 
 Frederica Reiser (1875) 
 
 Renfro, Henry (Ethel) Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 40, tel Ashland, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 10 T200a D. W. Clark 
 (1901) 
 
 Renfro, T. J. (Polly) Ch Mabel, Harry, 
 Grover, Charles, Mary, Thomas, 
 Noah, Buelah Ruth, Raymond, Sher- 
 man Rt 25, twp Williamsville, Sec 
 19 O20a (1902) 
 
 *Renkin, William, Pleasant Plaines Rt 
 42, twp Cartwright, Sec 10 OllOa 
 (1848) 
 
 Renshaw, A. B. (Hilda) Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 43, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 26 O168a (1883) 
 
 Renshaw, Upton L. (Ida) Ch Elmer, 
 Ouster Rt 53, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 30 T260a Mary Slenker 
 (1877) 
 
 Rentschler, Melvin (Lulu) Dawson 
 Bx 23, tel Buffalo, twp Mechanics- 
 burg, Sec 17 T240a Fred Rentchler 
 (1889) 
 
 Rentmeister, A. C. (Blanche) Ch 
 Kenneth, Mt Pulaski Rt 3, tel llli- 
 opolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 23 T80a 
 J. H. Havsman 
 
 Rentschler, Fred (Etta) Riverton Rt 
 17, tel Riverton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 
 23 O28a (1889) 
 
 *Rentsch|er, Fred (Fannie) Ch Otto, 
 Agnes, Dawson Rt 21, tel Buffalo, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 7 O465a 
 (1861) 
 
 Rentschler, M. (Matilda) Riverton Rt 
 17, tel Boynton, twp Clear Lake, 
 Sec 10 O115a (1869) 
 
 Reynolds, Alexander (Melvina) Ch 
 Jess, Glen, Kenneth, Mary, Angeline, 
 Rachael, Alexander, Rochester Rt 
 18 twp Rochester, Sec 22 T200a Mrs. 
 C. A. Humphrey (1879) 
 
 Reynolds, Blanchard (Maggie) Ch 
 Hudson, Cecil, Mandy, Harold, Mil- 
 dred, Curtis, "Brookside," Glenarm 
 Rt 24, twp Ball, Sec 32, Foreman 
 for John Dodds (1882) 
 
 Reynolds, Charles M. (Lelia) Loami 
 Rt 30, twp Maxwell, Sec 7 O160a 
 (1882) 
 
 Reynolds, James W. (Maude) Ch De- 
 witt, Ray, Marie, Frank, Scott, Al- 
 line, Virginia, Susie, Florence, 
 Glenarm Rt 22, twp Ball, Sec 35 
 O190a (1874) 
 
 Reynolds, Isaac (Alice) Glenarm Rt 
 22, tel Pawnee, twp Ball, Sec 35 O26a 
 (1869) 
 
 ^Reynolds, L. D. (Bessie) Ch Elmer, 
 Mary, Alice, "Middle Hill," Loami 
 Rt 32, tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, S'ec 
 7 O86a (1876) 
 
 Rexroad, William (Alma) Ch Emma, 
 John, Charles, Buffalo Hart Rt 36, 
 twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 29 O37a 
 (1904) 
 
 Rhodes, Charles (Nellie) Ch Caroline, 
 Lawrence, Buffalo Hart Rt 35, tel 
 Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 35 
 T80a Henry Wise (1894) 
 
 Rhodes, J. D. (Margaret) Ch Annie, 
 Jessie, Marion, Omer, Logen, Charles, 
 Ralph, Vernena, Rowland, Williams- 
 ville Rt 26, tel Williamsville, twp 
 Williams, Sec 14 T640a Samuel E. 
 Prather (1858) 
 
 *Rice, G. A. (Clara) Ch Ellen, Illi- 
 opolis Rt 58, tel Illiopolis, twp Illi- 
 opolis, Sec 15 T80a Mrs. Marguerite 
 P. Leka (1914) 
 
 Richard, Andrew (Belle) Ch Myrtle, 
 Custer Rt 53, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 2 
 O16a (1856) 
 
 Richards, Newton (Clara) Ch Doro- 
 thea, Irene, Ruth, "Odion Place," 
 Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 7, 
 Farmhand for J. W. Seddith (1915) 
 
 Richards, Walter (Cora) Ch Truman, 
 Robert, Niron, Keith, Dorothy, Corn- 
 land Rt 1, tel Buffalo, twp Lanes- 
 ville, S'ec 31 T160a H. M. Robinsom 
 (1892) 
 
 Richardson, Chas. F. (Mary) Ch Alma, 
 Helen, Alta, Louise, Farmingdale 
 Rt 14, twp Gardner, Sec 9 T( )a 
 Sarah A. Tolan (1916) 
 
 Richardson, G. Alva (Pearl) Ch Her- 
 schel, Cecil, Dorothy, Alva, Farming- 
 dale Rt 14, twp Gardner, Sec 4 
 T(..)a Sarah A. Tolan (1894) 
 
 Richardson, H. L. (Lillie) Ch Robert, 
 Joseph, Mary, Springfield Rt 1, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 25 
 T80a Mary P. Cornier (1899) 
 
 Richardson, James, Jr. (Elma) Glen- 
 arm Rt 23, tel Rochester, twp Cotton 
 Hill, Sec 7 O80a (1877) 
 
 Richardson, J. D. (Mary) Ch Charles, 
 Lydia, Marjorie, LeRoy, Riverton Rt 
 17, tel Riverton, twp Clear Lake, S'ec 
 15 O320a (1903) 
 
 *Richardson, J. H. (Cora) Ch Phyllis, 
 Ellis, Ruth, Chatham Rt 15, tel Chat- 
 ham, twp Ball, Sec 9 OllOa (1901)
 
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 109 
 
 *Richardson, J. W. (Anna) George, 
 Robert, John, Buffalo Hart Rt 34, twp 
 Buffalo Hart, Sec 20 O160a (1873) 
 
 Richardson, Newton (Belle) Ch Willis, 
 Glenarm Rt 22, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 19 O147a (1902) 
 
 Richardson, Robert (Mamie) Ch John, 
 Mary, Springfield Rt 1, tel River- 
 ton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 29 T120a 
 Chris Elland (1916) 
 
 "Richardson, Robert, Williamsville, tel 
 Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 1 
 O81a (1887> 
 
 Richerson, Joseph (Cordia) Williams- 
 ville Rt 25, twp Williams, Sec 33 
 T80a Geo. Baugher (1912) 
 
 Richeson, John (Lizzie) Ch Guy, 
 Elma, May, Pawnee Rt 49, tel 
 Pawnee, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 32 
 O46a (1889) 
 
 Richter, George A. (Minnie) Ch John, 
 Springfield Rt 5, tel Cantrall, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 27 T35a B. H. 
 Richter (1914) 
 
 Rickard, Frank (Emma) Ch Louise, 
 Maxwell Rt 37, tel Waverly, twp 
 Maxwell, Sec 36 T76a W. B. Swed- 
 ley (1909) 
 
 Rickard, Johnston (Essie) Ch Leo, 
 Fay, Gladys, Esther, Rochester Rt 
 19, twp Rochester, Sec 30 TlOa Ur- 
 ley Nicholson (1910) 
 
 *Rickenby, Henry (Catharine) New 
 Berlin Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 36 O280a (1903) 
 
 Riddle, D. A. Ch May, Buffalo Hart Rt 
 36, twp Williams, Sec 36 O200a 
 (1847) 
 
 *Riddle, H. C. (Lela) Ch Lucile, 
 Buffalo Rt 36, twp Williams, Sec 
 35 T140a R. O. Riddle (1882) 
 
 Riddle, R. O. (Salie) Rlverton, tel 
 Riverton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 3 
 O113a (1853) 
 
 Ridgeway, Samuel, Buffalo Hart Rt 
 36, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 35 O2a 
 (1870) 
 
 *Rieck, Fred (Minnie) Ch William, 
 Carl, Frederick, Pleasant Plaines Rt 
 40, tel Pleasant Plaines, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 11 T240a E. A. Wal- 
 baum (1893) 
 
 Rieck, William (Hulda) Ch Velma, 
 Ruth, Pleasant Plaines Rt 39, tel 
 Pleasant Plaines, twp Cartwright 
 T135a Lester Selsman (1909) 
 Riecks, Lewis (Lulu) Ch LaRue, 
 Springfield Rt 10, tel Springfield, 
 twp Springfield, Sec 8 T167a Geb- 
 hard Riecks (1910)' 
 
 Riley, W. H. (Sarah) Buffalo Hart Rt 
 36, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 18 T258a 
 A. J. McGee (1866) 
 
 Rinkett, James H. (Mae) Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 41, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 34 O51a (1854) 
 
 Ritter, Edward F. (Mary) Springfield 
 Rt 5, tel Springfield, twp Springfield, 
 Sec 4 O40a (1897) 
 
 Rizzie, Peter (Helen) Ch Lillian, 
 Springfield Rt 10, tel Springfield, 
 twp Springfield, Sec 18 O14a (1904) 
 
 Roberts, F. L. (Edna) Ch Ellen, Clar- 
 ence, Waverly Rt 1, tel Waverly, twp 
 Maxwell, Sec 24, Foreman for J. W. 
 Mitchell (1915) 
 
 Roberts, Francis (Maggie) Ch John, 
 Illiopolis Rt 58, tel Buffalo, twp 
 Lanesville, Sec 5, Foreman for H. 
 Nickles (1911) 
 
 Roberts, George Ch Virgil, Lula, Elsie, 
 Illiopolis Rt 54, twp Illiopolis, Sec 
 5 O80a (1865) 
 
 Roberts, James (Thebe) Ch Rudolph, 
 Hattie, Seigel, James, Farmingdale 
 Rt 14, twp Gardner, Sec 9 T..a J. 
 A. Ballard (1907) 
 
 Roberts, J. R. (Mary) Ch Elizabeth, 
 Chatham Rt 15, tel Chatham, twp 
 Ball, Sec 5 T40a George Hammore 
 (1895) 
 
 Roberts, Maurice (Eva) Ch Clinton, 
 Maxwell Rt 37, twp Talkington, Sec 
 5 Farmhand for William B. Curtiss 
 (1917) 
 
 Roberts, Thomas (Kine) Ch Maude, 
 Ethel, Fred, Earl, Harry, Frank, 
 Thomas, Theadore, James, Arthur, 
 Harold, Dawson Rt 21, twp Me- 
 chanicsburg, Sec 32 T120a L. Gart- 
 lan (1913) 
 
 Roberts, W. P. (N. E.) Illiopolis Rt 
 54, tel niiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 
 8 OSOOa (1854) 
 
 Robertson, Douglas (Sarah) Ch Hazel, 
 Harry, Edith, Sherman Rt 25, tel 
 Williamsville, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 
 14 T290a Emerson Councel (1913) 
 
 Robertson, G. W. Ch John, Charles, 
 Loami Bx 138, twp Loami, Sec 15 
 T50a J. Henderson (1863) 
 
 Robertson, R. K. (Nellie) Ch Warren, 
 May, Chester, New Berlin Rt 31, 
 twp Island Grove, Sec 12 O20a 
 (1907)
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Robinson, Andrew (Mary) Brecken- 
 ridge Rt 1, tel Edinburg, twp Cooper, 
 Sec 33 T120a Mary Johnson (1878) 
 
 *Robinson, H. W. (Emma) Ch Beulah, 
 George, Pleasant Plaines Rt 29, tel 
 Pleasant Plaines, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 12 O162a (1869) 
 
 Robinson, James T. (Carrie) Ch Eva, 
 H. D., Lonnie, Thelma, Lucy, Corn- 
 land Rt 1, twp Lanesville, Sec 29, 
 Foreman for J. -Meister (1874) 
 
 Robinson, Robert F. (Emma) Ch Al- 
 bert, Verna, Edna, James, Maxwell 
 Rt 37, tel Waverly, twp Talkington, 
 Sec 8, Farmhand for Swift and 
 Beatty (1913) 
 
 Robinson, Timon (Barbara) Rochester 
 Rt 20, twp Rochester, Sec 34 T80a. 
 T. C. Smith (1885) 
 
 Robinson, William E. (Nellie) Ch 
 Helen, Pleasant Plaines Rt 39, tel 
 Pleasant Plaines, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 12 T120a Ernest Walbaum 
 (1892) 
 
 Robinson, Wiley (Lulu) Ch Marie, 
 Curran Rt 11, tel Riddle Hill, twp 
 Curran, Sec 8 T224a J. H. & Lee 
 Maxey (1873) 
 
 Robinson, C. H. (Mary) Buffalo Rt 59, 
 
 . tel Buffalo Hart, Sec 26, Foreman for 
 O. F. Mathews (1874) 
 
 Rodens, C. E. (Anna) Ch Peter, Clar- 
 ence, Charles, Springfield Rt 9, tel 
 Rochester, twp Ball, Sec 2 O5a 
 (1885) 
 
 Roderick, Elmer (Maude) Ch Leonard, 
 Laura, Mexvin, Thjelma, Illiopolis 
 Rt 55, tel Mechanicsburg, twp Lanes- 
 ville, Sec 5 T247a J. C. Mitchell 
 (1914) 
 
 Rodgers, A. O. (Lulu) Ch Ulan, Stapp, 
 Annie, Irene, Russell, Curran Rt 11, 
 twp Curran, Sec 4, Farmhand (1912) 
 
 Rodgers, Curtis (Dolly) Illiopolis Rt 
 55, twp Lanesville, Sec 21, Foreman 
 for W. H. Beadley (1916) 
 
 Rodqers, E. R. (Mattie) Ch Jane, 
 Jessie, Bert, Riley, James, May, Il- 
 liopolis Rt 56, tel Illiopolis, twp Il- 
 liopolis, Sec 27 T160a W. J. Miller 
 (1905) 
 
 Rodgers, J. W. (Fannie) Ch John, Ivy, 
 Manard, Delmar, Riverton Rt 17, tel 
 Riverton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 22 
 .T160a R. W. Jess (1912) 
 
 Roesch, E. A. (Mary) Ch Marie, Edna, 
 Edward, Arthur, William, Walter, 
 Louis, New Berlin, tel Boynton, twp 
 New Berlin, Sec 33 O79a (1868) 
 
 Roesch, Mrs. Rosa E. Ch Rose, Helen, 
 New Berlin, tel Boynton, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 29 O104a (1866) 
 
 *Roesch, W. F. (Gertrude) Ch Frank, 
 Earl, Lucy, Gertie, New Berlin Rt 36, 
 tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 5 
 T80a Mary Roesch (1881) 
 
 Rogers, Bennett H. (Laura) Divernon 
 Rt 48, tel Divernon, twp Divernon, 
 Sec 31 T194a Thomas Butter (1917) 
 
 Rogers, Eunice L., Springfield Rt 4, 
 
 twp Gardner, Sec 28 078a (1867) 
 
 Rogers, Huse (V. J.) Buffalo Rt 59, tel 
 Buffalo, twp Lanesville, Sec 18 T215a 
 R. A. Stengel (1902) 
 
 Rogers, John E. (Anna) Ch Lena, 
 Claire, New Berlin Rt 29, twp Island 
 Grove, Sec 12 O80a (1910) 
 
 Rogers, John V. (Liza) Ch Paul, John, 
 Farmingdale Rt 13, twp Gardner, Sec 
 30 T240a (1916) 
 
 Rogers, George (Minnie) Ch Georgia, 
 Neville, Pleasant Plaines Rt 22, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 11, Foreman for 
 J. V. Harrison (1916) 
 
 Rohrer, Ben, Chatham Rt 15, tel Chat- 
 ham, twp Ball, Sec 8 O30a (1876) 
 
 Rohrer, Charles J., Chatham Rt 15, tel 
 Chatham, twip Bally Sec 8 O30a 
 (1874) 
 
 Rohrer, George W. (Georgia) Chatham 
 Rt 15, tel Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 8 
 T120a Candy Heirs (1872) 
 
 Roland, Walter (Elizabeth) Ch Alta, 
 Leona, Elvis, Vera, Waverly Rt 36, 
 tel Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 31, 
 Farmhand for N. G. Kiplinger (1916^ 
 
 Romaker, H. (Mary) Buffalo Hart 26, 
 tel Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 81, 
 Foreman for L. Hart (1861) 
 
 Ross, D. G., Dawson Rt 21, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, 
 Sec 31 O80a (1872) 
 
 *Ross, George C. (Mabel) Ch Cather- 
 ine, Buffalo Hart, twp Buffalo Hart, 
 Sec 21 T160a E. C. Conston (1871) 
 
 Ross, George H. (Elizabeth) Ch Les- 
 ter, Leonard, Buffalo Rt 59, tel 
 Buffalo, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 15 
 T62a Bert Fletcher (1887) 
 
 *Ross, George R. (Jennie) Ch Roberta, 
 Fannie, Glenn, Fay, Helen, Raleigh, 
 Mechanicsburg Rt 60, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, twp Cooper, Sec 4 O120a 
 (1852)
 
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 111 
 
 Ross, Glenn M. (Jessie) Ch George, 
 Dawson Rt 21, tel Mechanicsburg, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, T240a G. R. 
 Ross (1892) 
 
 Ross, Hosea B. (Mary) Ch Carrie, 
 John, Winn, Origen, Hose, Ouster Rt 
 53, tel Rochester, twp Cooper, Sec 
 17 OSOOa (1885) 
 
 Ross, Jess E. (Lydia) Edinburg Rt 3, 
 tel Rochester, twp Cooper, Sec 6 
 T180a Mary Waters (1914) 
 
 *Ross, John H. (Anna) Ch Wilbur, 
 Homer, Mamie, Ethel, Rose, Charles, 
 Ouster Rt 53, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cooper Sec 21 O180a (1853) 
 
 *Ross John E. (Ruth) Ch Dorothy, 
 John, Robert, "Cross Road Stock 
 Farm," Mechanicsburg Rt 60, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, twp Cooper, Sec 2 
 0120a (1872) 
 
 *Ross, Mort V., Rochester Rt 18, tel 
 Rochester, twp Cooper, Sec 18 O400a 
 (1854) 
 
 Ross, Nathan Ch George, Elvin, Eliza- 
 beth, Herbert, Edith, Maryland, 
 Riverton Rt 17, twp Cooper, Sec 6 
 O23a (1850) 
 
 *Ross, Origen (Charlotte) Rochester 
 Rt 18, tel Rochester, twp Cooper, 
 Sec 18 O60a (1886) 
 
 *Ross, Winn J. (Ella) Ch Ralph, Winn, 
 Breckenridge Rt 1, tel Breckenridge, 
 twp Cooper, Sec 28 O200a (1875) 
 
 *Roth, Joseph (Elizabeth) Ch Agnes, 
 Loami Rt 33, tel Waverly, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 35 T120a R. B. McGin- 
 nie (1902) 
 
 Rothert, G. H. Ch Mary, Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 42, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 35 O247a (1878) 
 
 Rothert, W. W. (Emma) Ch Kethers, 
 Pleasant Plaines Rt 41, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 35 O249a (1868) 
 *Rourke, M. J. (Ellen) Ch Cyril, Re- 
 giaa, Maxwell Rt 37, tel Waverly, 
 twp Talkington, Sec 7 O63a (1882) 
 Rourke, Patrick J. (Mary) Ch Omer, 
 Mamie, Etta, Springfield Rt 4, tel 
 Springfield, twp Gardner, Sec 24 
 O235a (1877) 
 
 Routt, George E. (Clara) Ch Dorothy, 
 Helena, Lois, Edith, James, New 
 Loami Rt 33, twp New Berlin, Sec 
 26 Foreman for G. P. White (1900) 
 Rowden, Archie (Lerna) Ch Dale, 
 Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, twp Loami, 
 Sec 12 T300a John Hall (1890) 
 
 Rowden, Thomas (Frances) Loami Rt 
 34, tel Loami, twp Loami, Sec 23 
 T60a John Jacobs (1871) 
 
 Rowden, W. W. (Mary) Ch Joseph, 
 Edward, Thomas, David, Nora, Eva, 
 Archie, Loami Rt 34, tel Waverly, 
 twp Loami, Sec 21 T460a Hall 
 Brothers (1861) 
 
 Rowe, James (Clara) Ch Joseph, Des- 
 sie, Hugh, Delina, Ela, Haskell, Chat- 
 ham Rt 16, twp Chatham, Sec 17, 
 Laborer for Alfred Butler (1914) 
 
 Rowe, John (Emma) Springfield Rt 4, 
 tel Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 
 30 OlOa (1888) 
 
 *Roy, Earl (Anna) Ch Jessie, Edith, 
 Hardin, Ada, Pleasant Plaines Rt 43, 
 tel Pleasant Plaines, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 32-N. O5a (1908) 
 
 Ruble, 0. B. (Mary) Ch Clinton, 
 Claude, Howard, New Berlin Rt 31, 
 tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 
 1 OlOa 
 
 Ruble, John B. (Ada) Ch Mary, John, 
 Ellis, Ruth, New Berlin Rt 29, tel 
 Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 4 
 05a (1877) 
 
 Rucker, S. J. (Dossie) Dawson Rt 21, 
 tel Mechanicsburg, twp Mechanics- 
 burg, Sec 28 OlOa (1880) 
 
 Rude, Clarence (Stella) Ch Mary, 
 Rochester Rt 20, twp Rochester, Sec 
 28 O44a (1890) 
 
 Ruggles, A. J. (Emma) Ch John, 
 Pleasant Plaines Rt 40, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 3, Foreman (1916) 
 
 Bull, John (Grace) Cantrall, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 16 O5a (1912) 
 
 *Runge, George (Hattie) Ch Beulah, 
 Chatham Rt 16, tel Chatham, twp 
 Chatham, Sec 16 O80a (1870) 
 
 ' You can buy standard products to as good advantage 
 locally as anywhere else, and your money spent in your home 
 stores will benefit you and your neighbors in many ways. "
 
 112 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Runge, T. E. (Fredericka) Ch Ella, 
 Chatham Rt 15, tel Chatham, twp 
 Ball, Sec 5 O60a (1872) 
 
 Runyon, William (Clara) Ch Aubry, 
 Irene, Edward, Raymond, Fannie, 
 Custer Rt 53, tel Rochester, twp Cot- 
 ton Hill, Sec 12 TSOa D. Walker 
 (1913) 
 
 Rush, Elvin (Roxie) Ch Nannie, Una- 
 haret, Anna, "Umphry Farm," Di- 
 vernon Rt 48, tel Divernon, twp 
 Divernon, Sec 29 T360a Mrs. Rosa- 
 line B. Osborne (1916) 
 
 Rush, Haden (Nannie) Ch Pen, Her- 
 man, Wilma, William, Lottie, Wil- 
 liamsville Rt 26, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Williams, Sec 11 T54a Mary A. 
 Taylor (1909) 
 
 Rushing, Claude (Loraine) Ch Meade, 
 Harold, New Berlin Rt 30, tel Boyn- 
 ton, twp Maxwell, Foreman for Geo. 
 Huffaker, Jr. (1917) 
 
 Rutherford, John (Alice) Ch Walter, 
 James, Springfield Rt 9, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Woodside, Sec 21 T6a 
 .Fred Smith (1862) 
 
 Ryan, Charles Ch Mary, Julia, Chat- 
 ham Rt 15, twp Ball, Sec 17 O160a 
 (1879) 
 
 Ryan, Jerry (Louise) Ch Eugene, 
 Ruth, Roselyn, Dorothy, Marion, Ber- 
 nadine, Chatham Rt 15, tel Chatham 
 twp Ball, Sec 18 TSOa Mary Ryan 
 (1874) 
 
 Ryan, John (Ethel) Buffalo Rt 59, 
 tel Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 
 35 T240a J. F. Ellington (1894) 
 
 Ryan, R. A. (Kittie) Illiopolis Rt 56, 
 tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 20 
 0460a (1875) 
 
 Ryan, Thomas (Catherine) Ch Wil- 
 liam, John, Nellie, Annie, New Ber- 
 lin, twp New Berlin, Sec 28 & 29 
 O160a (1858) 
 
 *Sabine, F. W. (Anna L.) Ch Lela, 
 Frank, Arthur, William, Mary F., 
 Glenarm Rt 23, tel Rochester, twp 
 Ball Sec 12 Ola (1916) 
 
 Sabens, W. L. (Anna) Ch Tda M., Flos- 
 sie B., Glenarm Rt 22, tel Divernon, 
 twp Ball, Sec 34 T160a M. E. Clay- 
 ton (1901) 
 
 Sackett, Henry (Jennie) Pawnee Rt 
 52, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 30 T50a 
 Nancy Merrweather (1861) 
 
 *Sage, Chas. Ch Albert, Divernon Rt 
 48, twp Divernon, Sec 32 O280a 
 (1869) 
 
 Sagle, Harvey, Dawson Rt 21, twp Me- 
 chanicsburg, Sec 33 T40a Stephen 
 Correl (1879) 
 
 Sagle, Joseph W. (Clara) Ch Daisy, 
 Lester, Effle, Thos. F., Ralph, Myrtle, 
 Bryon, Dawson Rt 21, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, twp Cooper, Sec 6 O35a Sal- 
 ley Duffey (58) 
 
 Sagle, Lester (Bonnie) Ch Albert, Me- 
 chanicsburg Rt 61, twp Cooper, Sec 
 7 T55a English Est (1897) 
 
 St. Clair, Mary, Rochester Rt 19, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 16 O160a (1887) 
 
 *Sallenger, Carrol W. (Arabella) Glen- 
 arm Rt 23, tel Rochester, twp Ball 
 Sec 13 T240a Ed Jones (1894) 
 
 Sallenger, E. E. (Susan) Ch Carroll 
 W., Glen E., George L., Ralph W., 
 Eugene, Glenarm Rt 22, tel Roches- 
 ter, twp Ball, Sec 13 O194a (1876) 
 
 Sallenger, Glenn (Lottie) Glenarm Rt 
 22, tel Pawnee, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 
 30 T233a Helen Burnett (1896) 
 
 *Semple, C. C. (Jennie) Ch Decema, 
 Jereldine, Truman, Mechanicsburg 
 Rt 60, tel Mechanicsburg, Sec 34 
 080a (1865) 
 
 Sampel, Edward (Mamie) Athens Rt 
 1, tel Williamsville, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 35 T250a W. F. M. Merri- 
 man (1907) 
 
 *Sample, Geo. A. (Mary) Ch Elsie, 
 Earl, Mechanicsburg Rt 60, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, twp Cooper, Sec 12 
 O40a (1887) 
 
 Sample, John (Larah) Ch Ollie, Leon- 
 ard, Tony, Mechanicsburg Rt 60, tel 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Cooper, Sec 12 
 O25a (1867) 
 
 Sample, J., Riverton Rt 17, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, 
 Sec 20 O80a (1867) 
 
 Sample, J. D. Ch Howard, Ruth, Au- 
 burn Rt 44, twp Auburn, Sec 5, T166a 
 Eugene Wheeler (1896) 
 
 Sample Lester (Fay) Illiopolis Rt 55, 
 tel Mechanicsburg, twp Lanesville, 
 Sec 5 T210a George Ross (1.898)
 
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 113 
 
 Sample, Roy S. (Cordie) Ch Leon Le- 
 Roy, Mechanicsburg Rt 60, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 1 Tla Alice Black 
 (1912) 
 
 Sampson, Ruth, Curran Rt 12, tel Rid- 
 dle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 19 (1910) 
 
 Sampson, William, Curran Rt 12, tel 
 Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 19, 
 Farmhand (1910) 
 
 Sandidge, A. D. (Ella) Curran Rt 11, 
 twp Island Grove, Sec 1 TIGOa Mrs. 
 Ed Watts (1856) 
 
 Sandidge, Pal (Leona) Ch Dorthy, Vir- 
 ginia, Pleasant Plains Rt 42, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 15, Foreman (1885; 
 
 Sandidge, R. J. (Dora) Ch Edith, New 
 Berlin Rt 29, tel Boynton, twp Island 
 Grove, Sec 10 T97a J. H. Maxcy 
 (1875) 
 
 Sanders, C. A. (Cora) Ch Goldie, Bur- 
 gess, Beaula, Charles, Lela, Elvin, 
 Springfield Rt 9, tel Ball, Sec 2 
 TSl^a E. M. Westorn (1874) 
 
 Sanders, Edwin O., Farmingdale Rt 
 14, twp Salisbury, Sec 33 O18a 
 (1901) 
 
 Sanders, Gco. E. (Daisy) Ch Helen M., 
 Gladys, Cantrall Rt 28, twp Salis- 
 bury, Sec 25 T140a M. Sherman 
 (1895) 
 
 Sanders, Geo. (Kate) Springfield Rt 
 4, tel Spring, twp Springfield, Sec 
 19 T2a John More (1897) 
 
 Sanders, Howell A. (Celista) Ch Har- 
 vey, Edwin, John, Alva, Hannah, 
 Morris, Iva, Mamie, Margaret, 
 Homer, Farmingdale Rt 14, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 4 O120a (1897) 
 
 *Sanders, John E. (Rosa) Ch James, 
 Ray, Grace, Merle, Rochester Rt 20, 
 tel Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 
 3 O120a J. E. Sanders 
 
 *Sanders, M. J. (Esther) Ch Flosie, 
 Pawnee Rt 49, twp Pawnee, Sec 5 
 O50a (1862) 
 
 Sanders, T. E. (Sarah) Ch Minnie, 
 Emma, Ruth, Russel, Inez, Helen, 
 Pawnee Rt 52, twp Pawnee, Sec 5 
 OlOa (1861) 
 
 Sanders, Thomas (Sarah) .Emma, 
 Ruth, Inez, Helen, Pawnee Rt 2, twp 
 Pawnee, Sec 5, OlOa Mrs. Sanders 
 (1856) 
 
 *Sapp, Lyman (Elizabeth) Ch Her- 
 man, Ralph, Perry, Florence, Sher- 
 man Rt 25, twp Williams, Sec 21 
 080a (1868) 
 
 JUDGING PERCHERONS AT THE COMMUNITY CLUB MEETING.
 
 114 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Sargant, Chester A. (Maude) Ch Ell- 
 word N., Mabel H., Chester H., Chas. 
 J., Rochester Rt 18, twp Cooper, Sec 
 6 T80a James Warwick (30) 
 
 Sargent, Frank (Mary) Ch Ernest, 
 Clarence, Violet, Illiopolis Rt 55, tel 
 llliopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 23 T80a 
 G. E. Ford (1876) 
 
 Sattley, Mrs. Robert Ch Mashz, 
 George, Hershchell, Illiopolis Rt 55, 
 tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 19 
 O13 l-3a (1917) 
 
 *Scheele, H. W. (Mary) Ch Dorothy, 
 Waverly Rt 1, tel Waverly, twp 
 Maxwell, Sec 24 T80a H. H. Scheele 
 (1894) 
 
 Scheele, William C. (Elizabeth) New 
 Berlin Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 30 T200a F. W. Scheele 
 (1884) 
 
 *Schelp, G. H. (Louise) Ch Oliver, 
 New Berlin Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp 
 New Berlin, Sec 35 O120a (1890) 
 
 Sauers, Ernest (Freda) Dawson Rt 21, 
 tel Buffalo, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 
 18 Tlj60a F. !M. JLamhey fistate 
 (1890) 
 
 Sauer, John (Clara) Ch John, Spring- 
 field Rt 5, twp Springfield, Sec 21 
 O2a (1907) 
 
 Sauers, R. (Lillie) Ch Frank, River- 
 ton Rt 17, tel Mechanicsburg, twp 
 Mechanicsburg, Sec 31 Olla (1867) 
 
 Schleyhan, Albert (Belle) Ch Roy T., 
 Minnie L., Bradfordton, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Gardner, Sec 23 O20a 
 (1866) 
 
 Schleyhahn, Geo. A. (Letta) Bradford- 
 ton Gen Del, twp Gardner, Sec 27, 
 Fred Johnson (1915) 
 
 Schleyhahn, Geo. F. (Evalina) Ch 
 Amy, Benjamin, Earl, Ralph, Fran- 
 ces, Castle, Edgar, Minnie, Myrtle, 
 Bradfordton tel Riddle Hill, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 24 O50a (185<; 
 
 Schleyhahan, Percy (Althea) Spring- 
 field Rt 6, tel Riddle Hill, twp Gard- 
 ner, Sec 33 T23a John Ferria (1893) 
 
 Schlicht, Henry (Ollie) Ch Herbert, 
 Maggie, Alma, Helen, Springfield Rt 
 
 4, twp Gardner, Sec 22 O80a (1865) 
 
 *Schmidt, Cris (Mary) Ch Richie, Bid- 
 die, Farmingdale Rt 13, tel Pleasant 
 Plains, twp Salisbury, Sec 32 O61a 
 (1867) 
 
 Schmidt, Louis (Elizabeth) Ch Harold, 
 Louis, Leonard, Springfield Rt 5, 
 twp Rochester, Sec 6 T140a David 
 Miller (1882) 
 
 *Schmidt, William (Anna) Ch Geo., 
 May, Robert, Earnest, Farmingdale 
 Rt 144, tel Pleasant Plains, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 20 O40a (1877) 
 
 *Schnepp, Delma F. (Louise) Chatham 
 Rt 15, twp Chatham, Sec 6 T30a 
 John S. Schnepp (1917) 
 
 Scholes, Walter Francis (Blanche) Ch 
 Thomas, Daniel, Springfield Rt 10, 
 tel Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 9 
 O40a (1913) 
 
 *Schramm, Geo. P. (Fannie) Ch Glenn 
 E., Raymond A., Loami Rt 32, tel 
 
 Waverly, twp Mawell, Sec 18 T156a 
 Philip Nipper (1875) 
 
 Schramm, J. H. (Annie) Ch Alvin, Vir- 
 gie, Elmer, Loami Rt 32 tel Waverly, 
 twp Maxwell, Sec 18 O195a (1865) 
 
 *Schramm, W. F. (Ida) Ch Floyd, 
 Fred, Loami Rt 32, tel Waverly, twp 
 Maxwell, Sec 19 O173a (1867) 
 
 Schroll, A. C. (Minnie) Ch Leo, Albert, 
 Alvin, Arthur, Lewis, Springfield Rt 
 2, twp Curran, Sec 26 O20a (1872) 
 
 Schroder, George (Edith) Ch Minnie, 
 Mildred, Auburn Rt 44, tel Auburn, 
 twp Talkington, Sec 1 T160a B. F. 
 Workman (1892) 
 
 Schroeder, John G. (Nellie) Ch Jessie, 
 John E., Walter, Auburn, Rt 44, tel 
 Auburn, twp Auburn, Sec 4 T155a 
 Wm. Reken (1887) 
 
 Schroll, Emil (Louisa) Ch Ida, Walter, 
 Dorothy, Arnold, Glenarm Rt 23, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 8 T2a W. M. Reece 
 (1887) 
 
 Schroll, Fred (Lena) Ch Marie, Char- 
 les, Herman, Irene, Clarence, Spring- 
 field Rt 3, twp Ball, Sec 1 T147a 
 Mason Brunk (1897) 
 
 Schroll, Rudolph (Minnie) Curran Rt 
 12, tel Chatham, twp Curran, Sec 34 
 T150a (1891) 
 
 Schumacher, Fred C. (Addie B.) Ch 
 LeRoy, Farmingdale Rt 14, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 4 (1888)
 
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 115 
 
 *Schumaker, J. W. (Myrtle) Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 40, tel Ashland, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 15 T160a Mrs. L. S'chu- 
 maker (1880) 
 
 Schuppel, Chas. (Abbie) Cli Earl, 
 Riverton Rt 17, tel Riverton, twp 
 Clear Lake, Sec 2 O80a (1847) 
 
 *Schupel, Fred (Mary) Buffalo Hart 
 Rt 36, twp Williams, Sec 36 T200a 
 D. A. Ridder (1887) 
 
 *Schwartz, Chas. H. (Jennie) Ch El- 
 mer, Eldon, Hazel, Pearl, Mechanics- 
 burg Rt 61, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 16 O117a (1872) 
 
 Schwener, Henry (Julia) Ch Mary, 
 Julia, Henry, William, Springfield 
 Rt 8, tel Riverton, twp Clear Lake, 
 Sec 17, Farmhand St. Johns Hos- 
 pital (1916) 
 
 Sciklers, Leslie (Maggie) Ch Clarence, 
 Pawnee Rt 51, twp Pawnee, Sec 29, 
 P. J. Howard (1911) 
 
 Scoggan, James (Maggie) Ch Charles, 
 Illiopolis Rt 54, twp Illiopolis, Sec 
 5 T80a A. M. Ford (1894) 
 
 Scott, Charles, Glenarm Rt 24, tel 
 Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 20 O69a Mrs. 
 P. L. Scott (1885) 
 
 Scott, Charles (Vollie) Ch Francis, 
 Charles, Buffalo Rt 61, tel Buffalo, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 14 Fr320a 
 Alex M. Booth (1887) 
 
 Scott, C. W. (Jania) Ch Velma, Pleas- 
 ant Plains Rt 41, twp Cartwright,- 
 Sec 16 T80a A. B. Claspell (1891) 
 
 Scott, John (Bessie) New Berlin Rt 
 31, tel Ashland, twp Cartwright 
 O280a (1855) 
 
 Scott, J. W. (Doyle) Ch Cecil, Ray- 
 mond, Grace, Maxine, Leslie, Mary, 
 Jane, Berlin, twp Island Grove T82a 
 Martha Scott Estate (1861) 
 
 Scott, M. M. (Margaret) Ch Thomas, 
 Morris, Robert, Rochester Rt 20, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 21 T160a J. W. Nel- 
 son (1893) 
 
 Scott, James D. (Ollie) Ch Ethel, 
 John, Pearl, Mary, Wayne, Floyd, 
 Cornland Rt 1, tel Illiopolis, twp- 
 Lanesville, Sec 28 T240a Ed Banks 
 (1878) 
 
 Scott, W. T. (Jane) Dawson Rt 21, tel 
 Buffalo, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 10 
 Fr 160a Skuley Est (1873) 
 
 *Scrouse A. (Ella) Ch Lifla, Hazel, 
 Alta, M. D., Dawson, Sec 6 T9a Dr. I. 
 H. Taylor (1851) 
 
 Searcy, Elevenm (Pearl) Ch Lola, 
 Ella, Edgar, Cantrall Rt 28, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 1 T80a Mary Mortland 
 (1916) 
 
 Searcy, Mrs. Elizabeth, Curran Rt 11, 
 twp Curran, Sec 6 O15a (1865) 
 
 Searcy, J. H., Curran Rt 11, twp Cur- 
 ran, Sec 6 O15a (1865) 
 
 Searcy, William B. (Harriet) Ch Mar- 
 garetta, Myrtle, Springfield Rt 4, twp 
 Springfield, Sec 29 O45a (1852) 
 
 Sebring, Ovan (Jessie) Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 42, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 29 Frl60a E. D. Reichard (1882) 
 
 Seiz, Albert J. (Belle) Ch Mary, Rose, 
 Augusta, Springfield Rt 6, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Gardner, Sec 25 O40a 
 (1877) 
 
 Seiz, Chas. W. (Thersea) Ch Marie, 
 John, Geo., Frances, Lawrence, 
 Leona, Joseph, Springfield Rt 6, tel 
 Springfield, twp Gardner, S'ec 35 
 O25a (1870) 
 
 *Seiz, David F. (Emma) Ch Frank, 
 Fred, Carrie, Anna, Esther, Katie, 
 Chas, Raymond, Eberhardt, Dorothy, 
 Edna, Springfield Rt 6, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Gardner, Sec 36 O35a 
 (1872) 
 
 Seiz, Frank (Rebecca) Springfield Rt 
 6, twp Curran, Sec 2 T148a America 
 Archer (1891) 
 
 Seiz, Fred (Bertha) Ch Bertha, Spring- 
 field Rt 6, tel Springfield, twp Cur- 
 ran, Sec 1 T38%a Ed Sellinger 
 (1893) 
 
 Seiz, Henry D. (Louisa) Ch Florence, 
 Annabell, Carry M., Cornelless, Clar- 
 ence, Springfield Rt 6, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Gardner, Sec 36 O67a 
 (1864) 
 
 Sembell, Charles (Augusta) Ch Meta, 
 Bertha, Roland, Springfield Rt 3, 
 tel Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 
 2 O20a (1892) 
 
 Sembell, Henry (Amelia) Ch Carline, 
 Albert, Ruth, George, William, 
 Springfield Rt 3, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 11 O12a (1898)
 
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 Sewell, Henry (Elizabeth) Ch Delia, 
 Divernon Rt 48, tel Divernon, twp 
 Divernon, Sec 20 T200a F. S. Brown 
 (1901) 
 
 Sexton, Bert A. (Bertha) Ch Beaulah, 
 Clarence, Cantrall Rt 28, twp Salis- 
 bury, Sec 36 T90a K. A. Flagg (1892) 
 
 Sexton, James E. (Anna) Ch Elmer, 
 Murel, Viola (Joseph Minder), Can- 
 trall Rt 28, twp Salisbury, Sec 25 
 T5a (Elmer Doom (1880) 
 
 Sexton, Nicholas (Sarah) Ch Molly, 
 Lyda, William, Tilly, James, May, 
 Bert, Michael, Jessie, Harley, Can- 
 trall Rt 28, twp Salisbury, Sec 36 
 O30a Chas. Williams (1867) 
 
 Shankland, O. E. (Nettie) Donald, 
 Dawson Rt 36, tel Buffalo, twp Me- 
 chanicsburg, Sec 5a T140a Sculley 
 Estate ( 1872) 
 
 Shanle, Charles, Raymond, Clarence, 
 Bill, Frank, Cornland Rt 1, twp 
 Buffalo Hart, Sec 22 T160a H. M. 
 Robison (1864) 
 
 Shanle, E. D. (Anna) Cornland Rt 1, 
 twp Lanesville, Sec 19 T80a (1884) 
 
 Shanle, Frank (Lucy) Cornland Rt 1, 
 tel Buffalo, twp Lanesville, Sec 19 
 T240a W. O. Convuse (1884) 
 
 Shanle, G. O., Cornland Rt 1, twp 
 Lanesville, Sec 19 W. O. Convuse 
 (1884) 
 
 Shanle, John Ch Carl, Walter, John L., 
 Pearl, Cornland Rt 1, tel Buffalo, twp 
 Buffalo Hart, Sec 24 O173a (1861) 
 
 Shanle, J. (Lula) Ch Ed, Edna, Robert, 
 Ruby, June, Cornland Rt 1, tel 
 Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 24 
 T165a C. C. Ellington (1863) 
 
 *Shanle, William (Gertrude) Ch Lucy, 
 Loami Rt 32, tel Loami, twp Max- 
 well, Sec 16 T240a Scott Framber- 
 ger (1902) 
 
 Shanle, William, Cornland Rt 1, twp 
 Lanesville, Sec 19 W. O. Convuse 
 (1884) 
 
 Sharp, Earl (Sylva) Ch Frank, Carl, 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 36, twp Buffalo Hart, 
 Sec 21 TllSa K. Cass (1890) 
 
 Sharp, Green (Callie) Glenarm Rt 23, 
 twp Bell, Sec 3 T40 Sam Stout 
 (1893) 
 
 Sharp, J. R. (Pearl) Springfield Rt 2, 
 tel Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 
 20 T181a P. W. Murray (1912) 
 
 Sharp, John W. (Lena B.) Ch Nellie, 
 Pearl, Freida, Myrtle, Earnest, 
 Farmingdale Rt 14, twp Salisbury, 
 Sec 29 T120a Effie Antle (1883) 
 
 Sharp, Mathews (Virginia) Ch Loren, 
 George, Lucille, Springfield Rt 4, tel 
 Springfield, twp Gardner Sec 29, 
 TlOOa Mrs. J. W. Sharp (1883) 
 
 *Sharp, Thomas, Glenarm Rt 23, tel 
 Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 3 T120a 
 Sam Stout (1893) 
 
 Shatzer, Ford (Delia) Ch Marie, 
 Rosco, June, John, Bessie, Ann, Illi- 
 opolis Rt 54, tel Illiopolis, twp Illi- 
 opolis, Sec 20 O200a John Blair 
 (1876) 
 
 Shaw, Chas. M. (Augusta) Ch Char- 
 line, Athens Rt 1, tel Athens, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 23, Farmhand A. 
 C. Cline (1916) 
 
 Shaw, John, Springfield Rt 9, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 6, 
 Farmhand Mrs. Davlin (1911) 
 
 Shaw, Logan (Goldie) Springfield Rt 
 9, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 
 6 Mrs. Davlin (1912) 
 
 *Shearer, P. A. (Anna) Auburn Rt 44, 
 tel Auburn, twp Chatham, Sec 28 
 0160a (1881) 
 
 *Sheedy, John W. (Helen) Ch Mar- 
 garet, Francis, Lucille, Pawnee Rt 
 52, tel Pawnee, twp Pawnee, Sec 13 
 O80a (1911) 
 
 Scheleble, Robert Ch Henrietta, Farm- 
 dale Rt 14, twp Salisbury, Sec 28 
 O39a (1888) 
 
 *Shelhammer, James (Berthey) Ch 
 Herbert, Irene, Illiopolis Rt 56, twp 
 Illiopolis, Sec 24 O240a (1900) 
 
 Shelton, Browning (Ada B.) Glenarm 
 Rt 22, tel Rochester, twp Cotton 
 Hill, Sec 19 T170a S. T. Burnett 
 (1874) 
 
 Shelton, Edward, Loami Rt 33, twp 
 Chatham, Sec 7 O6a N. A. Shelton 
 (1865) 
 
 Shelton, Martin (Sarah) Ch Addison 
 M., Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, twp 
 Loami, See 13 O31a (1844)
 
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 117 
 
 Shepard, Bryan (Lydall) Virden Rt 
 41, twp Talkington, Sec 34 T200a 
 J. O. Humphrey (1917) 
 
 *Shepherd, C. R. (Minnie) Mary, 
 Franklin, Springfield Rt 3, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 26 
 O160a (1877) 
 
 Shepard, F. W. (Fannie) Ch Henry, 
 Wilbur, Dorothy, Lee, Charles, Mary, 
 Illiopolis Rt 56, tel Illiopolis, twp Illi- 
 opolis, Sec 24 (1915 ) 
 
 *Shepherd, George (Florence) Ch 
 Thomas C., Glenarm Rt 23, tel 
 Pawnee, twp Ball, Sec 23 O179a 
 (1890) 
 
 Shephard, J. A. (Myrtle) Ch Riva, 
 Vietha, Bellma, Cornland Rt 1, tel 
 Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 25 
 TlOOa R. S. Mathews (1902) 
 
 Sheppard, James (Abbie) Ch James, 
 John, George, David, S'usan, Mary, 
 Frank, Margaret, Joseph, Charles, 
 New Berlin Rt 31, twp Island Grove 
 Sec 12 O17a (1867) 
 
 *Shepherd, L. P. (Geneva) Springfield 
 Rt 3, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, 
 Sec 32 O250a (1887) 
 
 Shephard, Ray (Mary A.) Lowden Rt 
 38, tel Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 
 32 T120a John Coulee (1914) 
 
 *Shepherd, T. C. (Hazel) Pawnee Rt 
 53, tel Pawnee, twp Ball, Sec 36 
 OlSOa (1894) 
 
 Shepherd, W. B. Ch Alice, Springfield 
 Rt 9, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, 
 Sec 33 O347a (1840) 
 
 Shepherdson, James (Mary A.) Ch 
 Thomas, Dawson Rt 21, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, 
 Sec 32 O20a (1891) 
 
 Sherel, W. (Nellie) Ch Edith, Sherel, 
 Francis, Juanita, Jessie, Carline, 
 Minnie, Margaret, Nellie, Lillian, 
 Springfield Rt 10, tel Springfield, 
 twp Springfield, Sec 7 O84a (1894) 
 
 *Shipman, John E. (Carrie) Ch Front, 
 Ruth, Rochester Rt 20, tel Rochester, 
 twp Cotton Hill, Sec 3 O107a John 
 E. Shipman (1863) 
 
 Shipp, J. (Georgia K.) Pleasant Plains 
 Rt 39, twp Cartwright, Sec 36 Frl47 
 Fr Alfred B. Purviance (1917) 
 
 Shively, Clarence, Pawnee Rt 52, twp 
 Pawnee, Sec 21, T240a Ernest R. 
 Davis (1887) 
 
 Shofner, William L. (Dora) Ch Ethel, 
 Ollie, Elmer, Mabel, Howard, Hazel, 
 Harold, Gladys, Gertrude, Stuart, 
 Millard, Springfield Rt 4, tel Riddle 
 Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 22 T200a E. 
 S. Gard (1877) 
 
 Short, Cecil (Ellen) Ch Elenor, Ger- 
 trude, Buffalo Rt 59, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 13, 
 Foreman (1898) 
 
 Short, Robert (Lizzie) Ch Bessie, 
 Lula, Pauline, Richard, Lucella, Me- 
 chanicsburg Rt 61, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 24 
 T200a O. E. Hall (1899) 
 
 Short, R. J. (Susan) Loami Rt 32, 
 tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, Sec 9, 
 Stephen Stakey (I860) 
 
 Shoup, Mrs. Alice J. Ch Lucy, Glen- 
 arm Rt 23, twp Ball, Sec 2 O238a 
 (1837) 
 
 Shoup, Ellija H. (Ella) Ch Fred, Ray, 
 Glenarm Rt 22, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 17 O85a (1885) 
 
 Shoup, J. T., Springfield Rt 3, tel 
 Rochester, twp Ball, Sec 1 T8a J. F. 
 Shoup (1860) 
 
 *Shoup, Lee (Effie) Springfield Rt 3, 
 tel Rochester, twp Ball, Sec 1 O123a 
 (1862) 
 
 *Shuffj T. A. (Emma M.) Ch Eliza- 
 beth, Flora, Mabel, Charles, New 
 Berlin Rt 29, tel Boynton, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 20 O560a (1840) 
 
 Shultz, Herman (Mary) Ch Edward, 
 Josephine, Paul, Harold, Chatham Rt 
 16, tel Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 
 24 T235a G. J. Little ( 1910) 
 
 Shumacher, Robert (Helen) Ch Edna, 
 Rochester Rt 20, twp Cotton Hill, 
 S'ec 16 T204a Luther Carswell 
 (1888) 
 
 Shutt, A. (Juley) Ch Mary A., Pleas- 
 ant Plains Rt 41, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 2 Frl60a 
 
 Shutt, J. H. (Lydia) Ch Henrietta, 
 Auburn Rt 44, twp Auburn, Sec 6 
 T97a R. H. Fraley (1873)
 
 118 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Siaa, A. G. (Mary) Ch Clifford, Roy, 
 Thomas, Buffalo Hart Rt 35, tel Wil- 
 liamsville, twp Williams, Sec 34 T40a 
 W. Diller (1913) 
 
 Sidenner, Sam (Rose) Ch Raymond, 
 James, George, Springfield Rt 2, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 32 
 T14a W. M. Bullipitt (1916) 
 
 Sidener, W. A. (Lillian) Springfield Rt 
 7, tel Springfield, twp Woodside 
 T320a Tanley Estate (1827) 
 
 Sikes, Rufus (Sarah) Ch Teressa, 
 Virgia, Ottis, Ralph Pleasant Plains 
 Rt 39, twp Cartwright, Sec 19 T450a 
 Beechard Warren (1910) 
 
 Sil'mann, Andrew, Glenarm Rt 23, twp 
 Ball, Sec 23 O120a (1863) 
 
 Silna, Eli, Ch Will, Frank, Robert, Eli, 
 Lewis, Spring Rt 10, tel Spring twp 
 Spring, Sec 5 O40a (1897) 
 
 Simpo, Steve (Mary) Ch Mary, An- 
 nie, Katie, Steve, Andy, Springfield 
 Rt 8, tel Springfield, twp Springfield, 
 S'ec 13 TlOa L. Wood (1914) 
 
 Simons, Geo. (Stella) Ch Roy, Laura, 
 Lottie, May, Raymond, Ira, Mary, 
 Illiopolis Rt 55, tel llliopolis, twp 11- 
 liopolis, |Sec 25 T9a Anna Platz 
 (1910) 
 
 Simmons H. B. (Nella) Ch James, 
 Edna, Chatham Rt 15, twp Ball, Sec 
 20 T368a B. F. Drennan (1915) 
 
 Simmons, Wm. (Mary) Ch Rosie, Lee, 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 36, twp Buffalo Hart, 
 Sec 18 T164a M, Landboll (1917) 
 
 *Simpson, John W. (Ida) Ch Elmer, 
 Russel, Lillian, Leslie, Custer Rt 53, 
 tel Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 
 1 O80a J. W. Simpson (1890) 
 
 Simpson, W. T. (Dora) Ch Frank, 
 Harry, Eddie, Leslie, Ruby, Jack, 
 Pawnee Rt 52, twp Pawnee, T300a 
 Breckenridge (1917) 
 
 Simpson, William (Dora) Ch Frank, 
 Harry, Eddie, Leslie, Ruby, Jack, 
 Pawnee Rt 52, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 
 32 T120a A. Mathews (1917) 
 
 Simpson, W. (Addie) Ch Mata, Glen- 
 arm Rt 23, tel Chatham, twp Ball, 
 Sec 22 O40a (1892) 
 
 Sims, Mrs. J. B., Springfield Rt 6, tel 
 Interstate, twp Curran, Sec 2 O160a 
 (1847) 
 
 *Sitton, William (Harriet) Ch Lee, 
 Ralph, New Berlin Rt 31, tel Alexan- 
 der, twp Cartwright, Sec 34 SW 
 T535a Gates Strawn (1917) 
 
 Sitton, Albert New Berlin Rt 31, tel 
 Alexander, twp Cartwright, Sec 34 
 N T35a Gale Strawn 
 Six, Harvey A. (Maude) Ch Roy, 
 Joe, Frank, Chatham Rt 16, tel Chat- 
 ham, twp Chatham, Sec 21 Fr215a 
 Lonely Estate (1903) 
 
 Skaggs, Dave (Lucy) Ch Leonard, 
 David, Dollie, Ola, Marie, Lena, 
 Cbarles, Helen, Pleasant Plains Gen 
 Del, twp Cartwright, Sec 32 Fr212a 
 W. H. Correll (1902) 
 
 Skaggs, John (Eliza) Pleasant Plains 
 Rt 27, tel Pleasant Plains, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 35 T70a Enoc James & 
 Thos. Lohry (1902) 
 
 Skaggs, Robert (Anna) Ch Frank, 
 Thomas, Pleasant Plains Rt 39, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 1 Fr 320a E. A. Wal- 
 baum (1904) 
 
 *Skums, A. M. (Lucy) Ch Mildred, 
 Amela, Pauline, Lowden Rt 38, tel 
 Waverly, twp/ Talkington, Sec 15 
 T160a A. C. Muppell (1906) 
 
 Skees, P. R. (Ida) Ch Myrtle, Alp- 
 housus, Glenarm Rt 33, tel Chatham, 
 twp Ball, Sec 15 T246a Mrs. W. T. 
 Lewis (1916) 
 
 Skilchen, Lee (Margaret) Ch Ray- 
 mond, Alma, Buffalo Hart Rt 36, twp 
 Williams, Sec 25, Farmhand Henry 
 Crane (1912) 
 
 Skinner, J. R. (Amanda) Ch Elva, 
 Ray, Springfield, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 26 T260a S. J. Stout 
 (1910) 
 
 Skipton, Fred (Lula) Springfield Rt 6, 
 tel Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 33 
 OlOa (1872) 
 
 "Slaughter, Chas. (Emma) Ch Edna, 
 Clara, Williamsville Rt 26, tel Wil- 
 liamsville, twp Williams, Sec 3 
 T407a J. F. Prather (1890) 
 
 Slaughter, John W. (Maude A.) Ch 
 Nola, John, Mary, Helen, Ralph, 
 Springfield Rt 6, twp Curran, Sec 
 11, Farmhand (1916) 
 
 *Slatey, George (Maggie) Pawnee Rt 
 50, twp Pawnee, S'ec 16 T240a Jones 
 (1902)
 
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 119 
 
 Smech, H. A. (Etta) Ch Harold, Car- 
 roll, Pawnee Rt 3, twp Pawnee 
 T160a C. B. McCleland (1914) 
 
 Smedley, Roscoe (May) Ch Glenn, 
 Merle, Delmar, Elizabeth, Helen, 
 Teddy, Maxwell Rt 31, tel Waverly, 
 twp Maxwell, Sec 25 T160a W. B. 
 Smedley (1901) 
 
 Smelly, J. R. (Mary) Ch Geraldine, 
 Rochester Rt 18, twp Rochester, Sec 
 26 OlOa (1887) 
 
 Smith, A. C. (Rebecca) Ch Ida, 
 Pawnee Rt 49, tel Pawnee, twp 
 Pawnee, Sec 8-7 O52a (1883) 
 
 *Smith, Alfred G. (Cornelia) Ch 
 Goldie, Anna, Josephine, Beryl, 
 Phillip, Harry, Frank, Breckenridge 
 Rt 1, tel Edinburg, twp Cooper, Sec 
 33 T80a Fred and Isaac Meer (1885) 
 
 Smith, Albert W. (Anna) Ch Lena, 
 Earl, Ross, Frank, Vyrle, Brecken- 
 ridge, tel Edinburg, twp Cooper, 
 Sec 4 O92a (1860) 
 
 Smith, August (Mary) Pawnee Rt 49, 
 twp Pawnee, Sec 6 O43^a (1889) 
 
 Smith, B. F. (Millie) Pawnee Rt 52, 
 tel Divernon, twp Pawnee, Sec 24, 
 25, T120a Mrs. O N. Abel (1913) 
 
 *Smith, Chas (Susie) Ch Louise, 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 36, twp Buffalo Hart, 
 Sec 20 T80a Mat Burruss (1876) 
 
 Smith, C. E. (Sarah) Ch Lee, Jessie, 
 Pleasant Plains, Foreman, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 32 G. M. Gerhart (1864) 
 
 Smith, David J. (Susie) Ch Lissie, 
 Chatham Rt 16, tel Chatham, twp 
 Chatham, Sec 2 Tl0a Mrs. Anna 
 Reid (1904) 
 
 Smith, Douglas (Tilda) Ch Fred, 
 Charlie, Hugh, Alford, Dora, Adda, 
 Springfield Rt 2, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 8 T136a Robert Loose 
 (1908) 
 
 *Smith, Ford H. (Mary A.) Ch Geral- 
 dine, Ruth, Flora, Margaret, Spring- 
 field Rt 2, tel Springfield, twp Cur- 
 ran, Sec 25 T155 Tobin Estate 
 (1872) 
 
 Smith, F. V. (Bessie) Ch Rachel, 
 George, Mildred, Melvin, Eva, Rae- 
 burn, Shauley, Auburn Rt 46, tel 
 Virden, twp Auburn, Sec 32 T77a 
 C. Wilson (1912) 
 
 Smith, George (Emma) Ch John, Er- 
 vin, Melda, Roy, Hattie, Joseph, 
 Loami Rt 34, twp Loami, Sec 13 
 T50a*Evans Workman (1902) 
 
 Smith, G. L., Illiopolis Rt 55, tel Illi- 
 opolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 34 TlOOa 
 Mrs. Ella Haven (1872) 
 
 *Smith, Hannon (May) Auburn Rt 46, 
 
 tel Virden, twp Talkington, Sec 35, 
 T160a J. Gerden (1902) 
 
 HOME OF ALFRED B. PURVIANCE. RT 39, PLEASANT PLAINS. ILL., GREAT GRANDSON 
 
 OF PETER CARTWRIGHT. MR. PURVIANCE WAS BORN IN THE OLD 
 
 HOMESTEAD MAY 11, 1848. HOUSE REBUILT IN 1895.
 
 120 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Smith, Harry (Ophelia) Ch Wayne, 
 Murl, Harry, Sherman Rt 25, tel 
 Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 6 
 T89a Fannie Jones (1896) 
 
 Smith, Harry (Ada) Ch Joseph, Mary, 
 Rochester Rt 20, twp Rochester, Sec 
 24 T40a HenryBraner (1896) 
 
 *Smith, J. D. (Julia) Ch Betty, Ruth, 
 New Berlin Rt 31, tel Boynton, twp 
 Island Grove, Sec 11 O420a Eliza- 
 beth Smith Estate (1868) 
 
 Smith, Joe (Lassie) Ch Harry, Etta, 
 Hazel, Luther, Otto, Ray, Sherman 
 Rt 25, tel Williamsville, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 12 T656 Thomas Suda- 
 lith (1913) 
 
 Smith, John (Amanda) Ch Frank, 
 Margaret, Leroy, Rowland, Buffalo 
 Hart Rt 36, tel Williamsville, twp 
 Williams, Sec 12 O119a (1837) 
 
 Smith, J. T. (Josephine) Ch Earl, Bes- 
 sie, Claude, Guy, Alice, Anna, Dor- 
 thy, Ernest, Grace, Illiopolis Rt 53, 
 tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 25 
 T21a Sarah Dianey Hugh Hunt 
 (1891) 
 
 Smith, J. W. Ch Harrison, John, Wes- . 
 ley, Illiopolis Rt 55, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, twp Lanesville, Sec 28 T380a 
 John Garvy (1873) 
 
 Smith, J. W. (Sarah) Ch Harrison, 
 John Jr., Illiopolis Rt 55, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, twp Lanesville, Sec 28 
 T380a John Garvy (1875) 
 
 Smith, Lawrence (Anna) Ch Laura, 
 Esther, Vera, Springfield Rt 3, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 14 
 T80a N. Smith (1905) 
 
 *Smith, Leroy (Mary B.) Loami, tel 
 Waverly, twp Loami, Sec 11 T50a 
 J. W. Workman (1877) 
 
 Smith, Lew A. F. (Delia) Breckenricfge 
 twp Cooper, Sec 4 T92a A. W. Smith 
 (1916) 
 
 Smith, Mrs. Lucy J. Ch Nora, Auburn 
 Rt 46, tel Waverly, twp Talkington, 
 Sec 24 T320a (1872) 
 
 Smith, Mrs. Martha E. Ch Marion T., 
 Holland, New Berlin Rt 31, tel Boyn- 
 ton, twp Island Grove, Sec 13 O80a 
 (1852) 
 
 *Smith, Nat (Goldie) Illiopolis Rt 56, 
 tel niiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Foreman 
 M. Leonard (1917) 
 
 *Smith, Nicholas (Bertha) Ch Hazel, 
 Custer Rt 53, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 13 O103a (1876) 
 
 Smith, Mrs. Mary F., Riverton Rt 17, 
 tel Riverton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 
 14 O20a (1877) 
 
 Smith, Obed (Ina) Ch Harry, George, 
 Rochester Rt 18, twp Rochester, Sec 
 12 T20a Mrs. J. E. Miller (1900) 
 
 Smith, Roy (Annie) Ch Harley, Edgar, 
 Raymond, Williamsville Rt 29, tel 
 Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 15 
 T120a Nellie Council (1897) 
 
 Smith, S. F. (Alice) Ch Ethel, Arthur, 
 Ira, Dora, Walter, Rochseter Rt 20, 
 
 twp Rochester, Sec 26 T200a (1885) 
 
 Smith, T. C. (Anna) Ch Williams, 
 Samuel, Rochester Rt 18, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 26 O530a (1848) 
 
 *Smith, Theo. M. (Lela) Virden Rt 41, 
 tel Virden, twp Talkington, Sec 27 
 Foreman J. O. Humphrey (1885) 
 
 Smith, William, Dawson Rt 21, tel 
 Buffalo, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 17 
 T364 K. A. Berry (1879) 
 
 Smith, W. J. (Lizzie) Ch William, 
 Homer, Mather, Springfield Rt 2, tel 
 tel Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 
 30 T74a (1848) 
 
 Smith, Wilburn (Pansy) Ch Ashburn, 
 Elbert, Delbert, Ethel, Clara, Daisy, 
 Zura, Waverly Rt 1, tel Waverly, 
 twp Maxwell, Sec 36, Foreman Al- 
 bert Carter (1916) 
 
 *Smith, N. S. (Lula) Ch Gladys A., Ce- 
 cilie M., Kenneth L. W., Slantay, 
 Calvin G., Buffalo Rt 43, tel Buffalo, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 15 T163a 
 Mrs. A. Sculley (1910) 
 
 Smith, William (Ellie) Ch Rebecca, 
 Fred, Helena, Eugene, William, 
 Christina, Louis, Cantrall Rt 28, tel 
 Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 31 
 060a (1857) 
 
 -Smith, Z. D. (Emma) Ch Edna, Nor- 
 man, Robert, Riverton Rt 1, tel 
 Riverton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 23 
 T256a J. McGinnis (1887) 
 
 Smith, Z. T. (Francis E.) Riverton Rt 
 17, tel Riverton, twp Clear Lake 
 O118 (1857)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 121 
 
 *Smithers, John L. (Sadie) Waverly 
 Rt 1, tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, 
 Sec 30 T240a Midrall Smitters Es- 
 tate (1870) 
 
 *Snell, S. J. (Agnes) Ch Sarah, Au- 
 burn Rt 44, tel Auburn, twp Chat- 
 ham, Sec 33 T212a P. A. Shearer 
 (1911) 
 
 Snider, John (Etta) Ch Roy, Paul, 
 Neil, Nellie, Ruby, Auburn Rt 46, 
 tel Virden, twp Talkington, Sec 26, 
 Farmhand W. M. Porvillin (1914) 
 
 Snider, Richard (Myrtle) Ch Stanley, 
 Jessie, Springfield Rt 10, twp Spring- 
 field, Sec 9 O80a Mrs. Thompson 
 (1912) < , 
 
 Snodgrass, Bruce (Emma) Ch Mer- 
 cella, Lorean, Rochester Rt 20, tel 
 Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 10 
 O90a Bruce Snodgrass (1885) 
 
 *Snodgrass, L. R. (Katie) Loami Rt 
 32, twp New Berlin, Sec 6 T135a 
 Miss June Snodgrass (1894) 
 
 Snow, E. W. (Mary L.) Ch Lillian, 
 Auburn Rt 47, twp Divernon, Sec 6 
 021a (1854) 
 
 Snvatsley, Elmer L. (Edwinnie) Ch 
 Elizabeth, Richard, Howard, Glen- 
 arm Rt 24, twp Divernon, Sec 9, 
 Chas. Vaughn (1917) 
 
 Sollard, Lossin (Anna) Ch Gerald, Wil- 
 liamsville Rt 26, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Williams, Sec 2, Farmhand C. 
 R. Taylor 
 
 Sollins, Thurman (Edna) Sherman Rt 
 25, tel Williamsville, twp Williams- 
 ville T240a C. E. Dickerson (1909) 
 
 Sommer, Frank M. (Thresia) Ch Lena, 
 Frank, Henry, Thresia, Rosia, Wilhi, 
 Emma, Springfield Rt 4, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Gardner, Sec 24 T50a 
 (1904) 
 
 Sommer, Nickles Ch Henry, Edith, 
 Cathren, Springfield Rt 10, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 21 
 O40a (1850) 
 
 Sorrells, William (Lou) Ashland Bx 
 126, tel Ashland, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 34, T240a Thomas Lahry (1885) 
 
 Southard, R. A. (Iva) Ch Mamie. 
 Floyd, Clifford, Dorthea. Carli, Chat- 
 ham, twp Chatham, Sec 32 T490a 
 Mrs. Maggie Lewis (19H) 
 
 Southwick, George (Gerrie) Ch Ralph, 
 Glenarm Rt 22, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 20 T80a L. Duncan 
 (1878) 
 
 *Southwick, Robert, Glenarm Rt 23, 
 tel Rochester, twp Ball, Sec 12 T55a 
 G. E. S'outhwick (1885) 
 
 *Sparks, R. K. (Margaret) Ch J. 
 Baiske, Buffalo Hart Rt 36, tel 
 Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart, Sec 19 
 T154 Robert E. Monts (1884) 
 
 Sparrow, C. C. (Luella) Ch Mary, 
 Jane, Clara, James, William, Me- 
 chanicsburg, tel Mechanicsburg, twp 
 Mechanicsburg, Sec 26 T8a Tullen- 
 werden Estate (1857) 
 
 Sparrow, Elmer G. (Anna) Ch Chas., 
 Charlotte, Daniel, Dolly, Mechanics- 
 burg Rt 60, tel Mechanicsburg, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 4 T345a Eugene Morris 
 (1890) 
 
 Spaulding, G. H. (Mabel) Springfield 
 Rt 10, tel Springfield, twp Spring- 
 field, Sec 7 O141a (1887) 
 
 "Spaulding, L. D. (Emma) Ch Mercer, 
 Malcolm, Marie, Lewis, Babe, Spring- 
 field Rt 2, tel Chatham, twp Curran, 
 Sec 25 O1515a (1873) 
 
 Spears, C. M. (Mae) Ch Florence, 
 Ballard, Pawnee Rt 52, twp Pawnee 
 Sec 1 Chas. Shepherd (1907) 
 
 *Spears, R. L. (Effie) Pleasant Plains 
 Rt 40, twp Cartwright, Sec 11 T240a 
 May Walbaum (1907) 
 
 *Speck, G. W. (Maid) Ch Opel, Amos, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 39, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 28 T350a John Howard 
 (1815) 
 
 Specks, Sanford J. (Mary E.) Ch 
 Everett, Eva, Edith, Alva, Grace, 
 Louis, Helen, Lawrence, Glenarm Rt 
 23, twp Ball, Sec 11 T800a Jacob 
 Stout Heirs (1872) ^ 
 
 *Spendler, Morbert (Mabel) Ch Nor- 
 bert, Springfield Rt 4, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 24 O80a (1893) 
 
 Spengler, Gilbert, Rochester Rt 30, tel 
 Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 15 
 O40a (1880) 
 
 *Spicer, Harry (Mabel) Ch Vera, 
 Lone, Custer Rt 53, tel Rochester, 
 twp Cotton Hill, Sec 1 T80a C. F. 
 Spicer (1891)
 
 122 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Spindel, David (Elizabeth) Virden Rt 
 41, tel Virden, twp Talkington, Sec 
 34 J. O. Humphry (1897) 
 
 Sponsler, Robert (Genevine) Ch Vir- 
 ginia, Richard, Barber, Samuel, 
 Florence, George, Springfield, twp 
 Springfield, Sec 11 TlOa Sene Hul- 
 bert (1912) 
 
 Spoor, Geo. (Gelina) Ch Rosa M., 
 Gladys M., George, Melton, Louis, 
 Lula M., Chatham Rt 16, tel Chat- 
 ham, Sec 3 T240a Walter Johnson 
 (1870) 
 
 *Spoulder, A. J. (Ollie) Ch Cora, 
 Fredie, Lewder Gen Del, twp Talk- 
 ington, Sec 97 T160a Wemple Bros. 
 (1900) 
 
 Spragg, Edwin (Anna) Ch Lillie, Adel- 
 hied, Athens Rt 1, tel Cantrall, v twp 
 Fancy Creek, C. P. Power (1877) 
 
 Sprague, A. B. (Lou) Ch Ryburn, Zora, 
 Morton, Morris, Marie, Marjorie, Al- 
 gie, Chatham Rt 16, tel Chatham, 
 twp Chatham, Sec 10 T160a Walter 
 Johnson (1911) 
 
 Sprague, S. S. (Mary) Curran Rt 11, 
 tel Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 8 
 T50a Mrs. H. Koony (1914) 
 
 *Spratt, Thomas (Eva) Springfield Rt 
 2, tel Interstate, twp Curran, Sec 2 
 T200a Julia Broadman (1907) 
 
 Spratt, W. D. (Georgie) Ch Lawrence, 
 Springfield Rt 2, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 9 T270a J. C. Cook 
 
 Sprinkel, Ben (Hattie) Ch Russell, 
 Dovie, Mechanicsburg Rt 60, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, O6a (1868) 
 
 *Sprinkle, Frank (Myrtle) Ch Fran- 
 cis, Gerald, Mechanicsburg Rt 60, 
 tel Mechanicsburg, twp Cooper, Sec 
 12 T4a Sample Estate (1885) 
 
 Sprinkle, Henry (Mary E.) Ch Ben, 
 Otto, Viola, Josephine, Frank, Daniel 
 E., Mechanicsburg Rt 61, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, twp Cooper, Sec 1 O80a 
 -(1866) 
 
 Spurlock, Mant (Christie) Auburn Rt 
 44, twp Loami, Sec 36, Foreman Geo. 
 F.. Davis (1916) 
 
 Squires, B. D. (Lura) Pleasant Plains 
 Rt 43, twp Cartwright, Sec 30, Fore- 
 man L. Anderson (1916) 
 
 Sronze, S. B. (Amanda) Ch Alma, Ver- 
 nen, Alta, Barney, Hamie, Elizabeth, 
 Springfield Rt 5, tel Springfield, twp 
 Spring, Sec 15 TlOOa E. Walker 
 (1907) 
 
 Staber, Henry (Elisha) Ch Walter, 
 George, Francis, Springfield Rt 8, 
 twp Clear Lake, Sec 7 T160a George 
 Stremsterfer 
 
 Staber, W. H., Springfield Rt 8, tel 
 Spring, twp Springfield, Sec 23 
 T155a H. M. Kennedy (1884) 
 
 Staley, Isaac (Addie)Divernon Rt 48, 
 tel Divernon, twp Divernon, Sec 18 
 T440a John G. Beechley (1865) 
 
 *Staley, John W. (Eflfie R.) Ch Martha, 
 Charles, William, Maxwell Rt 37, tel 
 Loami, twp Maxwell, Sec 28 O240a 
 (1893) 
 
 Staley, Lewis (Nora) C. H., Chester, 
 Anna, June, Divernon Rt 48, twp 
 Divernon, Sec 17 
 
 Staley, Stephen Ch Lizzie, Susan, 
 Dennis, Daniel, Loami Rt 32, tel 
 Waverly, twp Maxwell, Sec 8 O300a 
 (1835) 
 
 Staley, William (Lucy) Ch Charles, 
 Marie, Francis, Curran Rt 12, tel 
 Chatham, twp Curran, Sec 32 T320a 
 John Workman (1867) 
 
 Stalz, H. E. (Grace) Ch Opal, Pauline, 
 Hilma, Wilma, Earl, Ernest, Corn- 
 land Rt 56, tel Illiopolis, twp Lanes- 
 ville, Sec 27 F. Meister (1881) 
 
 Stambaugh, Geo. W. (Anna) Ch 
 Daniel, George,, Martha, Eliza 
 Springfield Rt 10, tel Springfield, 
 twp Springfield, Sec 7 T44a G. H. 
 Spalding 
 
 Stanberry, Joe Ch Edith, Thomas, 
 Springfield Rt 3, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 35 T160a Farmhand 
 J. Stout (1916) 
 
 Stanfield, Henry (Nellie) Ch Francis, 
 Helen, Grace, Dawson Rt 21, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, 
 Sec 28 T65a Charles Hedrick (1889) 
 
 Stanfield, Martin (Sarah) Ch Zella, 
 Roscoe, Irene, Marcella, Illiopolis Rt 
 55, tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 
 36 T80a Alice Stonfield (1880) 
 
 *Stangel A. (Bessie) Ch Mary, Mattie, 
 Henry, Illiopolis Rt 58, tel Buffalo, 
 twp Lanesville. Sec 31 T160a H. C. 
 Wittomore (1870) 
 
 *Stangle, Carl (Cecil) Ch Frances, 
 Frank, Albert, Fern, Cornland Rt 1, 
 tel llliopolis, twp Lanesville, Sec 
 29 T320a S. W. Rush (1864)
 
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 123 
 
 Stangle, J. G. (Mary) Ch Mary, Le 
 Roy, Ethel, Lorene, Lynn, Illiopolis 
 Rt 56, twp Illiopolis, Sec 29 T240a 
 (1906) 
 
 Stanton, Edward (Linnie) Ch Howard, 
 Geneva, Edward, Loami Rt 34, tel 
 Loami, twp Loami, Sec 15 O24a 
 (1880) 
 
 Stanton, Jack (Bessie) Ch Fred, Her- 
 ald, Lela, Helen, Lester, Chester, 
 Springfield Rt 5, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 26 T200a Wal- 
 ter Johnson (1884) 
 
 Stanton, James (Arrissa) Ch Charles, 
 Lydia, Inne, Susan, William, James, 
 Jack, Albert, Rose, Robert, Loami 
 Rt 34, tel Loami, twp Loami, Sec 
 14 O60a (1863) 
 
 Stanton, Robert (Olive) Ch Gordon, 
 Riverton Rt 17, tel Riverton, twp 
 Clear Lake, Sec 23 O40a (1891) 
 
 Stanton, Samuel M. (Dora) Ch Eliza- 
 beth, Benjamin, Virgil, Zora, LaRue, 
 Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, twp Loami, 
 Sec 14 O7 (1879) 
 
 Stanton, William E. (Bertha) Ch 
 Lorette, Beulah, Williams, Stewart, 
 Howard, Loami Rt 32, tel Waverly, 
 twp Maxwell, Sec 7 Foreman J. W. 
 Fork (1881) 
 
 Stapleton, John (Nellie) Ch Vernon, 
 Clarence, Vincent, Curran Rt 12, tel 
 Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 20 
 T196a Mrs. Anna Stapleton (1888) 
 
 *Stapleton, Mrs. Patrick Ch Margaret, 
 Thomas, Alice, Timothy, Nellie, 
 John, Edward, Genevie, Leo, New 
 Berlin Rt 31, tel Boynton, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 25 O120a (1860) 
 
 Stapleton, Timothy (Mary 1 ) Ch Cath- 
 arine, New Berlin Rt 31, tel Boyn- 
 ton. twp New Berlin, Sec 24 O80a 
 (1884) 
 
 Starks, Frank (Burteych) Ch Ethel, 
 Harry, Helen, Russel, Joseph, 
 Springfield Rt 10, tel Spring, twp 
 Spring, Sec 8, Farmhand Burkina 
 Bros. (1912) 
 
 Stark, J. A. (Mary) Ch George. Al- 
 wena, CartrHI Rt 28, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 28 T20a Chas. Clock (56) 
 
 *Starkweather, A. E. (P. S.) Ch Lelia, 
 Bernice, Inez. Harvey, Divernon, tel 
 Divernon, twp Divernon, Sec 22 
 T160a (1869) 
 
 Starkweather, D. H., Divernon Rt 48, 
 
 twp Divernon, Sec 22 T160a (1904) 
 
 Starrran, Paul (Anna) Ch Katie, 
 Springfield Rt 6, tel Springfield, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 36 T80a Emma 
 McDonald (1909) 
 
 Steele, S. E. (Elizabeth) Ch Margaret, 
 Francis, Esther, Chatham Rt 15, tel 
 Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 19 
 T140a J. H. Moore (1871) 
 
 Steenberger, B. B. (OIHe) Ch Alma C. 
 A., Ill or ol is Rt 56, tel Illiopolis twp. 
 Illiopplis, Sec 30, Foreman A. Gra- 
 ham (1915) 
 
 Ste'fen, A. F. (Katie) Curran Rt 12, 
 
 tel C' at^arn. twn Curran, Sec 3 
 TCOa G. Steffin (1872) 
 
 Stelte, Joseph (Mary) Ch Muir, 
 Joseoh, Clarence, Pleasant Plains Rt 
 40, tel Ashland, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 34, O123a (1880) 
 
 *Stenemeyer, B. J. (Sophia) Ch Ber- 
 nard, Joseph, Waverly Rt 1, tel 
 Waverly, twp Maxwell, Sec 25 T200a 
 Bernard Stenemeyer (1909) 
 
 S'engel, L. J. (Francis) Ch Helen, 
 Cornland Rt 1, tel Illiopolis, twp 
 Lanesville, Sec 27 T250a J. L. Mers- 
 ter (1874) 
 
 Stenks, Leonard J. (Martha) Spring- 
 field Rt 1, tel Spring, twp Clear 
 Lake, Sec 29 O70a (1883) 
 
 Stephens, James (Pheb) Ch William, 
 Emer, Isaac, Percy, Bessie, Martha, 
 NelliP, Charles, Velmi, Curran Rt 11, 
 twp Curran, Sec 10 T200a Wm. Brit- 
 ton (1886) 
 
 Stephens, John H. (Vinetta) Ch Ethel, 
 Maxvell, tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, 
 Sec 29 TlOa James Harris (1884) 
 
 Ste henscn, F. C. (Helen) Ch Louise, 
 Tapa, Leonard, Springfield Rt 2, tel 
 Springfield, twp Curran T250a L. R. 
 
 Watts (1868) 
 
 Ste-herson, Warren (Flora) Ch Orvin, 
 Pawnee Rt 5?, twp Pawnee, Sec 11 
 T160a D. A. Dreuer (1892) 
 
 Ste-res, J. S. (Lena) Illio-ol's Rt 58, 
 tel T lMo^ors. twn Lanesville. Sec 15 
 T200a Jarres Kunahan (1916) 
 
 Sterriker, Henry (Sarah) Ch Edith, 
 Daisy, Lcaml Rt 34, tel Loami, twp 
 Loami, Sec 35 T142a Peter Camp- 
 bell (1896)
 
 124 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Stevens, Charles (Lottie) Ch Violet, 
 Francis, Chatham Rt 15, tel Chat- 
 ham, twp Ball, Sec 8 O95a (1895) 
 
 Stevens, Jane Ch Edna M., Leonard T., 
 Clinton M., Gertrude, Farmingdale 
 Rt 14, tel Pleasant Plains, twp 
 Gardner, Sec 4 O12a (1882) 
 
 Stevens, Louis C. (Mary) Farmingdale 
 Rt 14, tel Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 15 O80a (50) 
 
 Stevens, Raymond (Delia) Ch Melvin, 
 Loami Rt 33, tel Chatham, twp Chat- 
 ham, S'ec 8 T400a Charles Hunter 
 (1905) 
 
 Stevenson, Harry (Minnie) Ch Bessie, 
 Loren, Jessie, Earl, Springfield Rt 
 10, twp Gardner, Sec 12 T39a (1916) 
 
 Stevenson, Wesley (Effie) Ch Jennie, 
 Harry, Cantrall Rt 28, tel Cantrall, 
 twp Salisbury, Sec 24 O80a (1872) 
 
 Stewart, D. M. (Adda) Ch Blanchie, 
 Bertha, Ellis, Ralph, Ethel, Maxwell 
 Rt 37, tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, 
 Sec 31, Foreman D. L. Gilpin (1917) 
 
 *Stewart, Joseph (Laurah) Ch Ruth, 
 Joseph Jr., E. E. North, Mechanics- 
 burg Rt 60, tel Mechanicsburg, twp 
 Cooper, S'ec 3 T205a E. E. North 
 (1902) 
 
 *Stice, Oscar (Nell R.) Ch Kathleen, 
 New Berlin Rt 31, tel Boynton, twp 
 .New Berlin, Sec 22 O148a (1895) 
 
 *Stieven, Herman J. (Mary) Ch Eve- 
 lyn, Katharine, Leonard, Dorthy, 
 Springfield Rt 2, twp Curren, Sec 13 
 T160a Dr. Little (1882) 
 
 Stievert, Mrs. Maria, Ch Mary C., 
 Springffield Rt 6, tel Springfield, twp 
 Curran T38a J. Rischl (1884) 
 
 Stiern, A. W. Springfield Rt 6, tel 
 Springfield, twp Curran, Sec 1 T38a 
 Jacob Raisch (1884) 
 
 Stillwagon, Frank (Bertha) Ch Estol, 
 Alford, Julia Fred,Glenarm Rt 24, 
 tel Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 20 T20a 
 Emma Clayton (1898) 
 
 Stitt, W. W. Ch Lisbey, Catherine, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 42, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 33 O160a (1851) 
 
 Stockton, Geo. (Cora) Ch Hazel, May, 
 Dawson, Dawson Rt 21, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, twp Cooper, Sec 5 
 T230a B. F. Domall (1870) 
 
 Stogell, Geo. C. (Ruth) Ch Muriel, 
 Marjorie, Dawson Rt 21, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, twp Cooper, Sec 5 
 T105a Mrs. Sarah Lucus, G. G. 
 Stogell (1887) 
 
 Stogdell, Geo. W. (Eliza) Ch Anna, 
 Geo., Catherine, Fred, James, Daw- 
 son Rt 21, twp Cooper, Sec 5 (1861) 
 
 *Stone, James A. (Eliza) Ch Perry A., 
 Springfield Rt 4, tel Pleasant Plains, 
 twp Gardner, S'ec 15 O160a (1861) 
 
 Stone, Richard (Well) Ch Grover C., 
 Loami Rt 33, twp Chatham, Sec 5, 
 Farmhand Ralph Butler (1907) 
 
 Stoner, B. K. (IVa) Ch Rowena, Rose, 
 Leo, Loami, Waverly, twp Loami, 
 Sec 12, Foreman J. Frank Drennan 
 (1912) 
 
 Stoppelworth, Frank (Martha) Spring- 
 field Rt 10, tel Springfield, twp 
 Springfield, Farmhand N. Summer 
 (1837) 
 
 Stout, Frank L., Glenarm Rt 23, tel 
 Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 10 OSOOa 
 Heirs of Jacob Stout (1890) 
 
 Stout, John P. (Alba) Ch Richard, 
 Chatham Rt 15, tel Chatham, twp 
 \voodside, Sec 32 O213a (1892) 
 
 *Stout, Sam J. (Mariana) Ch James 
 H., Glenarm Rt 23, tel Chatham, twp 
 Ball, Sec 14 O220a (1849) 
 
 Strange, C. B. (Annie) Ch Ruth, 
 Francis, Ethel, Anna, Curran Rt 11, 
 tel Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 6 
 T2 S. Hemberger (1876) 
 
 *Strann, J. O. (Rose) Ch William, 
 Auburn Rt 44, tel Waverly, twp 
 Talkington, Sec 1 T240a A. C. Map- 
 pell (1916) 
 
 Streb, Joe Ch Fred, Francis, Joe, 
 Spring Rt 4, tel Spring, twp Spring, 
 Sec 30 T21 (1914) 
 
 Stremstefer, H. H. (Margaret) Ch. 
 Francis, Lee, Spring Rt 10, tel 
 Spring, twp Spring, Sec 8 O112a 
 (1867) 
 
 Stringer, Harlie (Nola) Ch Lucile, 
 Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 12, 
 Farmhand Elmer Fred (1917) 
 
 Stringfield, Arthur (Ora) Ch Herald, 
 Sherman Rt 25, twp Williams, Sec 
 17, Farmhand Edward Miller (1870)
 
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 125 
 
 Stringfield, Charles (Jessie) Ch Orvil, 
 Kenneth, Olive, Mechanicsburg Rt 
 60, tel Mechanicsburg, twp Me- 
 chanicsburg, Sec 21 T240a J. D. 
 Watter (1875) 
 
 Stringfield, James (Anna) Ch Effie, 
 Mildrew, Springfield Rt 5, tel Wil- 
 liamsville, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 36 
 T160a C. M. Woods (1880) 
 
 Strode, C. A. (Annie) Ch Nelta, Cath- 
 ern, Can trail Rt 28, twp Fancy Creek, 
 Sec 29 O25a (1864) 
 
 Strode, Mrs. Heniett Ch Lusetta, Liz- 
 zie, Thomas, Elmer, Eckman, Can- 
 trail Rt 28, tel Cantrall, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 29 O25a (1863) 
 
 Strode, J. E. (Louisa) Jacob, Harry, 
 Mary, Maggie, Joel, Sarah, Emery, 
 Cantrall Rt 28, tel Cantrall, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 29 O80a 
 
 Strode, J. J. (Hattie) Ch Judd, Elmer, 
 Persis, Springfield Rt 10, tel Spring, 
 twp Spring, Sec 9 (48) 
 
 *Strode, Robert (Mary) Ch Nellie, 
 Charlie, Robert, Riverton Rt 17, tel 
 Riverton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 22 
 O68a (1862) 
 
 Stuart, Rev. Benj. L. (Ada B.) Ch Fay, 
 Samuel H., Farmingdale Rt 14, tel 
 Pleasant Plains, twp Gardner, Sec 
 17 TlOa Farmingdale Presbyterian 
 Church (1916) 
 
 Stubbs, Frank (Je>nnie) Springfield 
 Rt 2, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, 
 Sec 18 T361a John Estate (1890) 
 
 *Studebaker, Oscar (Nellie) Ch Gen- 
 eva, Mary L., Auburn Rt 47, tel 
 Auburn, twp Chatham, Sec 26 T200a 
 Mrs. Kate Wheeler (1906) 
 
 *Sturdy Thos. F. (Hazel) Ch Gladys, 
 Helen, Mary, John, Mechanicsburg 
 Rt 61, tel Rochester, twp Cooper, Sec 
 16 Tla R. F. Stewart (1789) 
 
 *Sturdy, Walter L. (Alma) Ch Marie 
 R., Rochester Rt 18, tel Rochester, 
 twp Cooper, Sec 18 TlOOa J. W. 
 Sturdy (1877) 
 
 Sturgeon, Loney (Eva) Sherman Rt 
 22, tel Williamsville, twp Williams, 
 Sec 27 T80a H. C. Riddle (1908) 
 
 Stutts, R. L. (Mary A.) Curran Rt 11, 
 tel Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 16 
 T32a E. S. Seard (1855) 
 
 Sullivan, Dennison (Helen) Curran Rt 
 12, tel Chatham, twp Curran, Sec 29 
 T240a Urich Bros. (1861) 
 
 *Sullivan, Mrs. Ellen Ch James D., 
 Agnes, Cecila, Jeremiah, John, New 
 Berlin Rt 30, tel Boynton, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 32 O120a (1862) 
 
 Sullivan, John F. (Lizzie) Ch Cornelius, 
 Julia, Mary, Pawnee, twp Pawnee, 
 Sec 7 O67a (1909) 
 
 CATHOLIC CHURCH, NEW BERLIN, ILLINOIS
 
 126 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Summerfield, Harry A. (Eva) Ch Dor- 
 othy, Lawrence, Farmingdale Rt 13, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 18, Henry White 
 (1912) 
 
 Summerfield, Harry A. (Eva) Ch 
 Dorothy, David, Farmingdale Rt 13, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 24 (1886) 
 
 Summerfield, A. Jackson (Alice) Ch 
 E. Elaine, Brackenridge Rt 1, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 21 T490a W. J. Ross 
 (1913) 
 
 Summers, J. B. (Nancy) Auburn Rt 44, 
 twp Auburn, Sec 3 OlOa (1845) 
 
 Summers, M. B. (Blanche) Curran Rt 
 11, tel Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 
 4 O175a J. L. McManus (1895) 
 
 Summers, M. W. (Susie) Ch Frances, 
 Lawrence, Curran Rt 11, tel Riddle 
 Hill, twp Curran, Sec 9 O250a (1865) 
 
 Sunley, William S. (Laura M.) Ch 
 Leota, Evelin, Leonard, Bradfordton 
 Gen Del, twp Gardner, Sec 26 T27a 
 Christopher Sunley (1883) 
 
 Sunman, John W. (Mary) Ch William, 
 John, Jennie, James, Elizabeth, An- 
 nie, Sarah, Emma, Springfield Rt 6, 
 tel Springfield, twp Gardner, Sec 25 
 O5a (1897) 
 
 Suter, John (Mary) Ch John, Edward, 
 Mary, Louise, New Berlin Rt 30, tel 
 Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 2 
 T136a Mrs. Louise Suter (1883) 
 
 Sutherd, Albert (Mary) Ch John, Ray, 
 Marie, Grace, Dorothy, Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 43, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 29 T190a W. L. Hamilton (1901) 
 
 Sutheard, J. A. (Maude) Ch Walter, 
 
 .Harry, Beula, Elsie, Loami Rt 34, 
 twp Chatham 
 
 Sutton, John (Ivey) Ch Chas. Secil, 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 25, twp Williams, 
 Sec 28 T80a B. Miller (1905) 
 
 Sutzer, John (Rachael) Ch Fred H., 
 Holla, Ambros, Roy, Glenarm Rt 23, 
 twp Ball, Sec 22 TlOa C. F. Mathew 
 (1916) 
 
 Sweet, Miss A. M. Elton, Harry 
 Springfield Rt 5, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 26 O80a 
 (1860) 
 
 *Sweet, E. S. Ch Orville, Carl, Gladys, 
 Sherman Rt 25, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 11 O194a 
 (1868) 
 
 Sweet, Fancy R. (Anna) Sherman Rt 
 28, tel Williamsville, twp Fancy 
 Creek, S'ec 23 O278a (1877) 
 
 Sweet, Harold (T.) Ch George, Dl- 
 vernon Rt 48, tel Virden, twp Diver- 
 non, Sec 33 T220a J. B. S'weet (1896) 
 
 *Sweet, J. B. (Mary) Divernon, tel Di- 
 vernon, twp Divernon, Sec 34 O220a 
 (1890) 
 
 Swlgert, Phillip (Jennie) Elmer, Ida, 
 Ereal, Ernie, Mablie, Russel, Roy, 
 Irene, Glenarm Rt 22, tel Rochester, 
 twp Cotton Hill, Sec 21 T178a E. A. 
 Vigal (1915) 
 
 Swiney, Geo. (Mollie) Pawnee Rt 52, 
 Divernon, Sec 11, Farmhand Geo. 
 Davidson (1917) 
 
 Tabin Ray (Helen) Ch Lairella, Allen, 
 Curran Rt 12, twp Curran, Sec 35, 
 Farmhand (1917) 
 
 Ta*f, Charles (Susie) Rochester Rt 18, 
 twp Rochester, Sec 24 T80a Anna 
 Sattley (1877) 
 
 Taft, Henry (Mary) Ch Tsham, Elwin, 
 Gilson, Rochester Rt 19 twp Roches- 
 ter, Sec 17 OSOOa (1851) 
 
 Taft, William (Emily) Ch Lydia, 
 Jese. Justin, Rochester Rt 19, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 16 OSOOa (1847) 
 
 Taggart, T. (Anna) Ch John, Henry, 
 Buff?lo Rt 59, tel Buffalo, twp 
 Buffalo Hart, Sec 5, Foreman for 
 John Duggan (1879) 
 
 Talbott Harry (Josephine) Ch David, 
 Harry, Erma, Katie, Josephine, 
 Grace, Fannie, Persis, Springfield Rt 
 9, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, 
 Sec 34 T120a Saml. Stout (1882) 
 
 Tanner, Fred C. (Edith) Ch Charles, 
 John, Chatham Rt 15, tel Chatham, 
 twp Ball, Sec 5 T105a Mrs. M. S. 
 Lewis (1914) 
 
 Tate, Albert (Mattie) Ch Odenene, 
 Alma, Irene, Albert, Herman, Kath- 
 leen Carl, Francis, Springfield Rt 
 3, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 
 2 T20a Oscar W. Davis (1902) 
 
 Tavlor, Chas. (Edith) Ch Lawrence, 
 Miller, Willstent, Cantrall Rt 28, tel 
 Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 20 
 040a (1907)
 
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 127 
 
 Taylor, C. R. (Edith) Ch Lawrence, 
 James, Willard, Cantrall, Rt 28, tel 
 Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, S'ec 20 
 T40a Wilber Cantrall (1885) 
 
 Taylor C. R. (Nellie) Ch Ruth, Rena, 
 Ralph, Williamsville, tel Williams- 
 ville, twp William, Sec ,4 O15a 
 (1887) 
 
 *Taylor, E. H. (Minnie) Ch Mary, 
 Violet, Evan, New Berlin Rt 29, tel 
 Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 23 
 O400a (1860) 
 
 *Taylor, F. I. (Minnie ) N Nellie, Frank, 
 Harry, Thomas, William, New Ber- 
 lin tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, 
 Sec 19 O240a (1857) 
 
 *Taylor, Frank M. (Sallie) Ch Fran- 
 cis, New Berlin Rt 29, tel Boynton, 
 twp New Berlin, Sec 19 T Francis 
 Taylor (1887) 
 
 Taylor, Mrs. G. Warren Ch Mary, 
 John, Julian, Gerald, Collins, Spring- 
 field Rt 4, tel Springfield, twp 
 Springfield, Sec 29 O90a J. F. Amos 
 (1875) 
 
 *Taylor, John L. (Ethel) Ch William, 
 Farmingdale Rt 13, tel Pleasant 
 Plains, twp Gardner, Sec 6 T237a 
 Wm. Taylor (1881) 
 
 *Taylor, Luther (Oda) Ch Lester, 
 Zelma, Andrew, Pearl, Loami Rt 32, 
 tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 
 6 T300a Jas. A. B. Turner (1907) 
 
 Taylor Margaretta A., Springfield Rt 
 
 4, tel Springfield, twp Gardner, Sec 
 22 O20a 
 
 Taylor, Martin, Rochester Rt 20, tel 
 Rochester, Sec 28 O4a (1861) 
 
 Tucker, L. A. (Flossie) Ch Russel, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 40, tel Pleasant 
 Plains, twp Cartwright, Sec 36, Fore- 
 man for Arthur Nottingham (1916) 
 
 Tucker, Sylvester, Breckenridge Rt 1, 
 twp Cooper, S'ec 33 T5a M. Cody 
 (1882) 
 
 Tucker, William (Dollie) Loami Rt 34, 
 tel Loami, twp Loami, Sec 34, Fore- 
 man for Everett Burnett (1816) 
 
 Tuhrmann, John (Annie) Ch Clara, 
 
 Lawrence, Agnes, Otto, Stella, 
 
 Louis, Edith, Irene, Leo, Springfield 
 
 Rt 9, tel Springfield, twp Woodside, 
 
 ,Sec 21 T105a C. Schuck (1857) 
 
 Turley, Alvin (Mary) Ch Thomas, 
 Charles, Gilbert, Ethel, Pawnee, twp 
 Pawnee, Sec 7 O8a (1916) 
 
 DAN W. CLARK, RT 31, NEW BERLIN, ILL..OWNER OF "WALNUT ROW FARM, 
 BELIEVES THAT MULES ARE ESSENTIAL ON THE FARM.
 
 128 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Turley, Charles (Margaret) Ch Ray- 
 mond, Charles, Russel, Margaret, 
 Divernon Rt 48, twp Divernon, Sec 
 28, Farmhand for Chas. Sage (1891) 
 
 Turley, F. L. (Rena) Ch Arthur, 
 Springfield Rt 1, twp Clear Lake, 
 Sec 29, O120a 
 
 Turley, J. O. (Settle) Ch Mollie, Odie, 
 Elmer. Illiopolis Rt 58, tel Illiopolis, 
 twp Illiopolis. Sec 2 O375a (1896) 
 
 Turley. Mrs. Bell Ch Cassie, Anna, 
 Adron, Florence, Mechanicsburg Rt 
 61, tel Mechanicsburg, twp Lanes- 
 ville. Sec 30. Farmhand for Mc- 
 Daniels (1868) 
 
 "Turley, Mrs. M. E. Ch 1, Cornland Rt 
 2, tel Buffalo, twp Buffalo Hart. Sec 
 30 T180a D. A. Herren (1856) 
 
 Turley, T. O. (Anette) Pawnee Rt 51, 
 twp Pawnee, Sec 18, T80a G. C. 
 Blake (1889) 
 
 Turley, T. O. (Buelah) Mechanicsburg 
 Rt 60, tel Mechanicsburg, twp Me- 
 chanicsburg, Sec 36 Foreman for F. 
 A, Bricker (1880) 
 
 Turner, James W. (Lucy) Springfield 
 Rt 6, tel Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 31 OlOa (1844) 
 
 Turner, Wm. G. (Jessie) Custer Rt 53, 
 tel Edinburg, twp Cooper, Sec 6 
 T200a Miller and Bell (1887) 
 
 "Turner, Wm. T. (Reaka) Ch John, 
 George, Bradfordton, tel Springfield, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 15 O205a (1887) 
 
 *Turpin, J. F. (Eliza) Loami Rt 34, 
 tel Loami, twp Loami, Sec 21-22 
 075a (1853) 
 
 Tuxhorn, A. H. (Laura) Ch Leigh, 
 Mary, George, Helen, Springfield Rt 
 1, tel Springfield, twp Clear Lake, 
 Sec 31 T180a William F. Tuxhorn 
 (1882) 
 
 Tuxhorn, Herman (Edna) Ch Edward, 
 Vincent, Springfield Rt 3, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Woodside, Sec 2 T14a 
 Andrew Obrine (1892) 
 
 Tuxhorn, Wm. A. (Blanche) Farming- 
 dale Rt 13, tel Riddle Hill, twp Gard- 
 ner, Sec 31 T44a James Rawlson 
 (1894) 
 
 Tuybert, Gotlib (Minnie) Ch William, 
 Frieda, Springfield Rt 10, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Springfield T17a Mr. 
 Booth (1913) 
 
 Taylor, Ray (May) Ch Oran, James, 
 Loami Rt 33, tel Chatham, twp 
 Curran, Sec 33, Farmhand (1913) 
 
 Taylor, Roscoe (Julia) Springfield, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 6 O4a 
 (1866) 
 
 Taylor, S. W. (Mahala) Ch George, 
 Walter, Otis, Ethel, Riverton, tel 
 Riverton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 4 
 T80a Mrs. G. Major (1888) 
 
 Taylor, William B. (Elizabeth) Ch 
 John, Farmingdale Rt 13, tel Pleas- 
 ant Platnes, twp Gardner, Sec 6 
 O257a (1843) 
 
 Taylor, William (Mary) Buffalo Hart 
 Rt 36, twp Williams, Sec 26 T160a 
 S. Taylor (1908) 
 
 *Terry, James M. (Alice) Pawnee Rt 
 49, twp Pawnee, Sec 8-17 O215a 
 (1854) 
 
 Teufel, John H. (Alverna) Ch Lera, 
 Lloyd, Bradfordton, tel Springfield, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 23 O2a (1907) 
 
 Tewksberry, A. B. (Alice) Pawnee 
 Rt 51, twp Pawnee, Sec 18 T140a 
 Mrs. R. R. Bishop (1892) 
 
 Thaxton, J. T. (Frances) Ch Charles, 
 Rochester Rt 19, twp Rochester, Sec 
 32 O27a (1897) 
 
 *Theilen, George (Meta) Ch William, 
 Annie, George, Curran Rt 12, tel 
 Chatham, twp Curran, Sec 27 O160a 
 (1895) 
 
 Theobald, William (Nellie) Ch Dean, 
 Everett, Buffalo Hart Rt 35, tel 
 Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 13 
 T160a Mrs. M. J. Wright (1872) 
 
 Thoman, William A. (Margaret) Ch 
 George, Elizabeth, John, Bradford- 
 ton, tel Springfield, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 14 T (1912) 
 
 Thomas, George O. (Bertha) Ch Mel- 
 vin, Milton, Mabel, Frances, Lorina, 
 Florence, Bert, Springfield Rt 4, twp 
 Springfield, Sec 30 O6a (1912) 
 
 Thomas, W. G. (Bernice) Ch Maude, 
 Helen, Mabel, Wilson, Eva, Lowder 
 Rt 38, tel Waverly, twp Talkington, 
 Sec 21 T160a W. Carruthers (1913) 
 
 Thomas, W. W. Ch Esther, Spring- 
 field, twp Woodside, Sec 5 (1891) 
 
 Thompson, A. Frank (Marie) Ch 
 Helen, Buffalo Hart Rt 36, tel River- 
 ton, twp Williams, Sec 25 T233a 
 Thompson Estate (1895) 
 
 Thompson, Carl (Ora) Mary, Auburn 
 Rt 46, tel Gardner, twp Talkington, 
 Sec 36 T160a W. W. Thompson 
 (1898)
 
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 129 
 
 Thompson, E. C., Auburn Rt 47, twp 
 Divernon, S'ec 6, Farmhand for Mr. 
 Clayton (1917) 
 
 Thompson, Mrs. Frank, Ch Harry, Es- 
 ther, Edward, Illiopolis Rt 55, tel 
 Mechanicsburg, twp Lanesville, Sec 
 5 O91a (1880) 
 
 Thompson, G. O., Lowder Rt 38, twp 
 Talkington, Sec 22 T165a T. J. Pal- 
 mer (1907) 
 
 Thompson, J. E. (Florence) Ch Bes- 
 sie, Ross, Aaron, Maud, Clyde, 
 Ralph, Springfield Rt 9, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Woodside, Sec 10 T135a 
 T. M. Lewis (1909) 
 
 Thompson, (James W. (Nancy) Ch 
 Bernice, Cantrall Rt 28, tel Can- 
 trail, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 20 T40a 
 T. J. Hawkins (1902) 
 
 Thompson, L. H. (Ora) Ch Robert, 
 Earl, Buffalo Rt 59, tel Buffalo, twp 
 Mechanicsburg, Sec 2 T240a George 
 Pasfleld (1911) 
 
 Thomson, Peter (Ad die) James, Wil- 
 liamsville, tel Williamsville, twp 
 Williams, Sec 31 T320a Laura S'ud- 
 dith (1905) 
 
 Thorn, L, M. (Martha) Ch Russel, 
 Dwight, Marion, George, Dorothy, 
 Oliver, Lowder Rt 38, tel Waverly, 
 twp Talkington, Sec 19 O92a (1909) 
 
 Thorpe, E. C., Springfield Rt 5, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 15- 
 O20a (1877) 
 
 Thornton, Archie (Lora) Ch Jean, 
 Rochester Rt 19, twp Rochester, Sec 
 29 (1913) 
 
 *Thornton, J. F. (Maud) Ch George, 
 Alvin, Pleasant Plains Rt 42, tel 
 Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 3 
 T328a E. M. Hoblit (1907) 
 
 Thrawl, Miss Mary, Springfield Rt 10, 
 tel Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 
 9 T80a 
 
 Tilley, A. M. (Lillie) Pawnee Rt 49, 
 twp Pawnee, Sec 49 O80a (1887) 
 
 Til lie, Lowser (Mary) Ch Abraham, 
 Charles, William, Hattie, Cora, 
 Ethel, Frank, Lula, Edgar, Pawnee 
 Rt 49, tel Pawnee, twp Cotton Hill, 
 Sec 31 T21a Frank Tillie (1872) 
 
 *Timian, C. C. (Minnie) Ch Elsie, 
 Leola, Lillian, Alma, Pleasant Plains 
 Rt 40, tel Ashland, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 14 O160a (1885) 
 
 *Tinch, Alverton (Kate) Springfield 
 Rt 2, tel Springfield, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 36 O5a (1912) 
 
 Tinsley, Owen, Loami Rt 33, tel Chat- 
 ham, twp Chatham, Sec 4 T280a 
 David McRoberts (1898) 
 
 Tobin, Roy (Helen) Ch Loretta, Allen, 
 Curran Rt 12, twp Curran, Sec 35, 
 Farmhand (1917) 
 
 *Tolan, J. Garrett (Mamie) Ch Sarah, 
 "Cross Plain Stock Farm," Farming- 
 dale Rt 14, tel Riddle Hill, twp Gard- 
 ner, Sec 9 TGOOa Sarah A. Tolan 
 (1885) 
 
 *fTolan, Sarah A. Ch Margaret, Mary, 
 Gane, Julia, Enos, William, Paul, 
 Genevieve, "Cross Plain Farm," 
 Farmingdale Rt 14, tel Pleasant 
 Plaines, twp Gardner, Sec 4 O1500a 
 (1867) 
 
 Tollis, C. A. (Lillie) Ch Gladys, Ida, 
 Dave, Ruby, Coy, Chatham Rt 16, 
 twp Chatham, Sec 18, Foreman for 
 C. A. Hunter (1899) 
 
 Tomes, X. (Lizzie) Cornland Rt 1, 
 twp Lanesville, Sec 33 T80a M. A. 
 Mirwoone (1892) 
 
 *Tomlin, jVlrs. Edward Oh Horace, 
 Kathryne, Pleasant Plaines Rt 41, 
 tel Pleasant Plaines, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 30-NW O284a (1856) 
 
 *Tomlin, Isaac (Elizabeth) Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 41, tel Pleasant Plaines, 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 30 N. O284a 
 (1872) 
 
 *Tomlin, J. F. (Fannie) Ch Harry, 
 Helen, Lawrence, Pleasant Plaines 
 Rt 39, tel Pleasant Plains, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 36 O340a (1867) 
 
 Tone, O. (Delia) Ch Folsom, Gertie, 
 Cornland Rt 1, twp Lanesville, S'ec 
 29 T310a T. Kick (1867) 
 
 Torrence, Green, Custer Rt 53, tel 
 Rochester, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 12 
 O115a (1842) 
 
 Towd, T. M. (Myrtle) Ch Mildred, 
 Illiopolis Rt 56, twp Illiopolis, Fore- 
 man for J. C. Loose (1893) 
 
 *Townsend, E. Clay (Pearl) Ch Nan- 
 nie, Eugene, Buffalo Rt 59, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, twp Lanesville, Sec 19 
 O30a T200a Nannie Townsend 
 (1893) 
 
 Traylor, Wesley (Grace) Ch Marjorie, 
 Marie, Auburn Rt 46, twp Talking- 
 ton, Sec 25 T80a J. M. Stockdale 
 (1907) 
 
 :!! Treat, Quincy R. (Lonely) Ch Dale, 
 Richard, Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, 
 twp Loami, Sec 14 O102a (1907)
 
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 Trees, R. B. (Emma) Ch Thornton, 
 Alta, Williamsville Rt 26, twp Wil- 
 liams, Sec 31, T400a Thos. Suddith 
 (1882) 
 
 Tremain, W. J. (Olive) Ch Russell, 
 Dorothy, Frank, Wilma, Emma, 
 June, Ruth, Pawnee Rt 49, twp 
 Pawnee, Sec 4, Farmhand Miss 
 Babb (1902) 
 
 Treman, Wilbert (Olive) Ch Russell, 
 Dorothy, Frank, Wilma, Emma, 
 Jane, Ruth, Anna, Pawnee Rt 49, 
 twp Cotton Hill, Sec 33 T A. H. 
 Babb (1882) 
 
 Troulman, C. F. (Hannah) Ch Hazel, 
 Gladys, Ray, Buffalo Rt 59, tel 
 Buffalo, twp Mechanicsburg, S'ec 15 
 T200a Mooney Estate (1885) 
 
 Trumble, William (Maud) Ch Albert, 
 Mildred, Curran Rt 12, tel Chatham, 
 twp Chatham, Sec 3 T145a Len Fos- 
 ter Estate (1875) 
 
 Trumbo, H., Springfield Rt 9, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 34 
 T180a Trumbo Est. (1857) 
 
 Trumbo, O. C., Springfield Rt 9, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 34 
 T180a Trumbo Est. (1857) 
 
 Trumbo, S. C., Springfield Rt 9, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 34 
 T180a Trumbo Est. (1857) 
 
 Trutter, Albert (Alice) Ch Laurence, 
 Ardelia, Paul, Henry, Alice, Spring- 
 field Rt 1, tel Riverton, twp Clear 
 Lake, Sec 20 T140a Lena Cole 
 (1905) 
 
 Trutter, George L. (Mary) Ch Edgar, 
 Springfield Rt 10, tel Springfield, 
 twp Springfield, Sec 8 T120a Joseph 
 Minch (1895) 
 
 Trutter, Louis Ch Charles, Edward, 
 Elizabeth, Springfield Rt 1, tel Clear 
 Lake, Sec 32 OlSOa (1887) 
 
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 *Uhll, Ferdinand (Agnes) Ch Ferdia, 
 Curtis, Eva, Illiopolis Rt 58, tel Illi- 
 opolis, twp Lanesville O220a (1863) 
 
 *Underwood, Alfred (Minnie) Ch 
 Everett, Pawnee, tel Pawnee, twp 
 Pawnee, Sec 7 O15a (1868) 
 
 Underwood, Allen Ch Walter, Allen, 
 Boone, Nettie, Sherman Rt 25, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 11 O60a (1897) 
 
 Underwood, Avery (Annie) Ch Louis, 
 Pawnee Rt 52, tel Pawnee, twp Cot- 
 ton Hill, Sec 31, O43a (1861) 
 
 Underwood, Grover (May) Ch Larie, 
 John, Cantrall Rt 28, tel Cantrall, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 17, Farmhand 
 for Ellie Briggs (1902) 
 
 Underwood, J. M. (Lucy) Ch Jessie, 
 Grover, Daniel, Lora, Grace, Can- 
 trail, tel Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, 
 Sec 16 T2a William Young (1895) 
 
 Underwood, R. E. (Mary) Ch Hazel, 
 Robert, Glenarm Rt 23, twp Ball, 
 Sec 11, Farmhand for Charles A. 
 Brunk (1916) 
 
 Upton, B. (Buethey) Ch Roy, Pleasant 
 Plaines Rt 42, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 15, Foreman for E. Rapps (1872) 
 
 Urbons, William (Ena) Ch Albert, 
 John, Charles, Helen, Sherman Rt 
 25, tel Williamsville, twp Williams, 
 Sec 32 O40a (1912) 
 
 *Vanausdall, Henry (Goldie") Ch How- 
 ard, Charles, Homer, Helen, Spring- 
 field Rt 2, tel Chatham, twp Curran, 
 Sec 25 O40a (1905) 
 
 Van Daren, Clifford (Amanda) Ch 
 Louise, Austion, "Prairie Herd 
 Farm," Loam I Rt 34, tel Chatham, 
 twp Chatham, Sec 20 T180a C. P. 
 Van Doren (1879) 
 
 *Van Doren, Cornelius P. Ch Nettie, 
 Laura, Clifford, "Sulphur Spring 
 Farm," Chatham Rt 16, tel Chat- 
 ham, twp Chatham, Sec 20 O440a 
 (Native Son) 
 
 Vandveer, Richard (Estella) Lowder 
 Rt 38, tel Waverly, twp Talkington, 
 Sec 29 T120a A. Brian (1871)
 
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 131 
 
 Vandercook, E. Ch Susan, Wesley, 
 Bogue, Clarence, Ralph, Vonley, 
 Springfield Rt 4, tel Springfield, 
 twp Springfield, Sec 29 O12a (1877) 
 
 Vanhess, Jasper (Martha) Ch Laura, 
 Carl, White, Geneva, Ruby, Grace, 
 George, Jay, Glenarm Rt 23, tel 
 Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 15 T120a 
 Frank Stout (1915) 
 
 Vanhoos, Charles (Mattie) Ch Wal- 
 ter, Auburn Rt 53, tel Divernon, twp 
 Divernon, Sec 6 Farmhand Solomon 
 Stancy (1911) 
 
 Vanmeter, A. D. (Edith) Ch Charles, 
 Sherman Rt 25, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 1 T130a C. C. 
 Van Meter (1905) 
 
 *Vanmeter, C. C. (Ida) Ch Ada, Harry, 
 Sherman Rt 25, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 1 O45a (1875) 
 
 Vanwinkle, E. (Lela) Auburn Rt 46, 
 tel Virden, twp Auburn, Sec 20 
 T160a O. Loriton (1914) 
 
 Vanmeter, Fred (Bertha) Ch Allen, 
 Eleanor, Athens Rt 1, tel Williams- 
 ville, twp Fancy Creek, T132a J. 
 R. Vanmeter (1881) 
 
 Vanmeter, Hal (Mildrew) Ch Ruth, 
 Ronald, Mildrew, Earl, Ben, Sher- 
 man Rt 25, tel Cantrall, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 2 OllOa (1882) 
 
 *Vanmeter, W. H. (Carrie) Ch Joseph, 
 Margaret, Alice., Williamsville Rt 
 26, tel Williamsville, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 2 O200a (1882) 
 
 Vasconcllos, Joseph E. (Mary) Ch 
 Pearl, Aimer, Springfield Rt 10, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 9 
 O16a (1882) 
 
 Vasconclles, Joseph C. (Sadie) Ch 
 Mary, Albert, Ida, Onie, Cantrall Rt 
 28, tel Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek", 
 Sec 29 T40a Draner Estate (1877) 
 
 Vaughn, Albert (Bertha) Ch Homer, 
 Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 1 Farm- 
 hand for T. R. Butler (1901) 
 
 *Vaughn, Charles (Viola) Glenarm Rt 
 
 24, tel Divernon, twp Divernon, Sec 
 
 9 T400a S. J. Stout (1893) 
 *Vaughn, Joseph F. (Lizzy) Loami Rt 
 
 32, tel Loami, twp Loami, Sec 16 
 
 070a (1876) 
 
 Vaughn, Samuel H. (Fannie) Ch 
 Luella, Riverton Rt 17, tel Roches- 
 ter, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 31 
 
 Vawters, Harley (Lillie) Springfield 
 Rt 5, tel Springfield, twp Spring- 
 field, Sec 21 02a (1907) 
 
 Venneann, H. V. (Mary) Buffalo, tel 
 Buffalo, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 4 
 T164a S'cenley Estate (1873) 
 
 *Verry, H. H. (Nettie) Ch Ronald, 
 Etheline, Elsie, Glenn, Maxwell Bx 
 13, tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, Sec 
 30 T160a H. W. Verry Estate (1874) 
 
 Vettle, M. A. (Anna) Ch Edward, 
 Joseph, George, Clara, Helen, Al- 
 bert, Springfield Rt 9, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Woodside, Sec 21 OlOOa 
 
 (1872) 
 
 *Vincent, Oscar (Marie) Ch Floyd, 
 Florence*, G/race, Clarence, Loami 
 Rt 32, tel Waverly, twp Maxwell, 
 Sec 7 O135a (1877) 
 
 Vonderlieth, Fred (Mary) Illiopolis, 
 
 twp Illiopolis, Sec 7, Foreman for 
 M. J. Murphy (1899) 
 
 Vorhes, John W. . (Mary) Ch Mary, 
 Virginia, Alice, John, Springfield Rt 
 6, tel Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 
 4 O160a (1875) 
 
 Voss, Thomas (Julia) Ch Verna, Mar- 
 garet, Divernon Rt 48, tel Divernon, 
 twp Divernon, Sec 18 T300a A. B. 
 C. Kennen 
 
 *Voyles, B. F. (Mattie) Ch Eva, 
 Loraine, Auburn Rt 46, tel Auburn, 
 twp Auburn, Sec 8 T240a Toney & 
 Organ (1898) 
 
 "It behooves us in every community to give full credit 
 to the importance of the local store for the good it does 
 and the good it has done, and to continue our loyal support 
 that it mav continue as a developing, uplifting factor in 
 the community life"
 
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 *Waddell, O. J. (Florence) Ch Har- 
 lan, Orville, Virda, Illiopolis Rt 55, 
 tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 12 
 T320a Dey Estate (1913) 
 
 Waddle, Samuel (Etta) Oh Albert, 
 Chester, Springfield Rt 7, tel 
 Rochester, twp Clear Lake, Sec 27 
 O41a (1868) 
 
 Waddle, William (Dona) Ch Orval, 
 Russel, Lloyd, Fern, Ralph .Roberta, 
 Sherman Rt 25, twp Williams, Sec 
 20 T160a H. Brainer (1874) 
 
 Wagner, Jacob (Anna) Ch Stephen, 
 Joseph, Lucy, Mary, Jacob, Henry, 
 Glenarm Rt 24, tel Chatham, twp 
 Ball, Sec 28 T258a Mrs. A. W. Stickel 
 (1895) 
 
 Wahls, Alfred (Grace) Ch Henry, 
 James, Dorothy, Margret, Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 13, twp Cartwright, Sec 
 13, Foreman for Mrs. Mary Syman 
 (1872) 
 
 Wahl, Alva N. (Mary) Ch Enos, Farm- 
 ingdale Rt 14, twp Gardner Sec 9 T 
 Sarah Tolan (1895) 
 
 Wahl, George (Maggie) Ch Fern, 
 Blanche, Howard, Vera, Florence, 
 Stuart, Ray, Farmingdale Rt 14, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 11 T28a Martin 
 H. Knudson (1859) 
 
 Wahlsmith, Chris (Elsie) Ch Ells- 
 worth, Rochester Rt 20, twp Roches- 
 ter, Sec 21, Farmhand for R. S'. 
 Twist (1879) 
 
 Wahsmith, Benjamin (Anna) Cantrall 
 Rt 28, tel Cantrall, twp Salisbury, 
 Sec 25 O70a (1871) 
 
 Wake, W. M. (Lulu) Ch Minnie, Julia, 
 Willie, Helen, Charles, New Berlin 
 Rt 29, twp Island Grove, Sec 4 
 T60a Walter Wake (1878) 
 
 Wakefteld, Otto W. (Stella) Ch Wal- 
 ter, Merl, Mechanicsburg Rt 61, tel 
 Rochester, twp Cooper, Sec 17 Tla 
 L. L. Praten (1916) 
 
 Walcher, Roy E. (Maude) Ch Harold, 
 Helen, Pawnee Rt 49, twp Pawnee, 
 Sec 5 O50a (1909) 
 
 *Walden, C. S. (Edna) Springfield 
 Rt 1, tel Springfield, twp Spring- 
 field, S'ec 36 OlOa (1910) 
 
 Walk, Lena, Springfield Rt 5, tel 
 Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 21 
 O2a Lillian Stine (1913) 
 
 *Walker, Chalmer (Mildred) Ch Mar- 
 garet, Custer Rt 53, tel Rochester, 
 twp Cotton Hill, Sec 11 T80a E. D. 
 Walker (1892) 
 
 *Walker, Douglas (Mary) Ch John, 
 Ben, Chalmer, Eula, Elmer, Custer 
 Rt 53, tel Rochester, twp Cotton 
 Hill, Sec 12 O208a (1877) 
 
 Walker, E. W. (Ella) Ch James, 
 Rochester Rt 19, twp Rochester, Sec 
 33 T360a Geo. Pasfield (1899) 
 
 * Walker, G. C. (Ida) Ch Donald, 
 
 Louise, Ruby, Buffalo Hart Rt 26, 
 
 tel Buffalo, twp Buffalo, S'ec 29 
 
 T180a Mrs. Cass (1885) 
 Walker, George T. (Zella) Ch Francis, 
 
 LaRue, Rochester Rt 20, twp 
 
 Rochester, Sec 27 O80a (1884) 
 Walker, Jennie S. Ch Elsie, Daniel, 
 
 Iva, Breckenridge, tel Rochester, 
 
 twp Cooper, Sec 5 O195a (1869) 
 Walker, J. L. (Mayme) Ch Thelrna, 
 
 Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, twp Loami, 
 
 Sec 15 O52a (1877) 
 Walker, John M. (Mary) Ch James, 
 
 Rochester Rt 19, twp Rochester, Sec 
 
 18 O127a (1856) 
 Walker, John (Molly) Ch Aaron, 
 
 Rochester Rt 19, twp Rochester, Sec 
 
 33 O123a (1863) 
 
 * Walker, Norton (Catherine) Ch 
 
 Mary, Sarah, George, Barbara, 
 Catherine, William, Ruth, Custer Rt 
 53, tel Edinburg, twp Cooper, Sec 6 
 O200a (1875) 
 
 *Wall, Nathan (Nannie) Divernon Rt 
 48, tel Divernon, twp Divernon> Sec 
 30 O240a (1900) 
 
 Wallace, John W. (Cecelia) Springfield 
 Rt 1, tel Riverton, twp Clear Lake, 
 Sec 29 O5a (1915) 
 
 Wallner, Amelia Ch Edward, George, 
 Curran Rt 12, tel Chatham, twp Cur- 
 ran, Sec 35 O40a (1880) 
 
 Wallner, E. L. Ch Emma, Martha, 
 Ruth, Alma, Esther, Chatham Rt 
 15, tel Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 7 
 O49a (1873) 
 
 fWallner, John L. (Louise) Ch Carl, 
 George, Dorothy, Chatham Rt 15, tel 
 Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 4 T175a G. 
 E. Southwick (1888) 
 
 Wallner, Otto (Carrie) Ch John, Will, 
 Elsie, Arthur, Jessie, Herman, Fred, 
 Herbert, Minnie, Orma, Chatham 
 Rt 15,. tel Chatham, Sec 13 T316a 
 James McConnell (1871) 
 
 Walmit, Toney (Sophia) Ch John, 
 Herbert, Pleasant Plains Rt 42, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 15, Foreman A. 
 Braker (1894)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 133 
 
 *Walnery Mrs. Lena Ch Louis, Chat- 
 ham Rt 15, tel Chatham, twp Ball, 
 Sec 4 O85a (1889) 
 
 Walsh, William J. (Helen) Ch John, 
 Will, James, Everett, Michael, Mary, 
 Jerome, Springfield Rt 5, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Springfield, Sec 15 O12a 
 (1882) 
 
 *Walter, Carl (Minnie) Ch Fred, 
 Louise, Mabel, John, Carl, Jr., Fran- 
 cis, Frank, Ernest, Pleasant Plains 
 Rt 40, tel Pleasant Plains, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 11 T320a E. A. Walbaum 
 (1862) 
 
 *Walter, Carles (Kate) Springfield Rt 
 2, twp Curran, Sec 25 O153^a 
 (1863) 
 
 Walter, Roy B. (Cassie) New Berlin 
 Rt 31, tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, 
 Sec 14 TlOOa M. W. Brown (1898) 
 
 Walters, George (Annie) Sherman Rt 
 25, twp Williams, Sec 32 T160a J. 
 Wilson (1912) 
 
 Wand, Henry (Amelia) Ch Magda- 
 lene, Charlotte, Katharina, Amelia, 
 Curran Rt 11, twp Island Grove, Sec 
 1 O84a (1886) 
 
 Wanke, Richard H., Custer, tel Roches- 
 ter, twp Cooper, Sec 30 O225a 
 (1911) 
 
 Ward, K. E. (May) Ch Kenneth, 
 Springfield Rt 10, twp Springfield, 
 Sec 8, Farmhand for G. Ricks. 
 
 Warner, Chas., Jr., Springfield Rt 1, 
 tel Riverton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 
 22, T15a Chas. Warner 
 
 Warner, Maurice P., Springfield Rt 1, 
 twp Clear Lake, Sec 22 T51a Chas. 
 Warner, Sr. 
 
 Warren, E. B. (Stella) Ch Linn, Helen, 
 Illiopolis Rt 58, tel Illiopolis, twp 
 Lanesville, Sec 4 T200a George 
 Munce (1916) 
 
 *Warren, H. N. (Eva) Ch Lucille, Il- 
 liopolis Rt 54, tel Illiopolis, twp Illi- 
 opolis, Sec 5 T280a A. M. Ford 
 (1875) 
 
 Warren, Ralph (Anna) Ch Gordon, 
 Jay, Eugene, Springfield Rt 10, twp 
 Springfield, S'ec 16 T3a George Keil 
 (1916) 
 
 Wartenbe, Harry (Jennie) Ch Ella, 
 Etta, George, Mabel, Andrew, Clar- 
 ence, Theodore, Louis, Veda, Victor, 
 New Berlin Rt 29, twp Island Grove, 
 T312a J. J. Neff (1877) 
 
 *Washburn, Arthur (Belle) Ch Lillian, 
 Charles, Frances, Loami Rt 33, tel 
 Waverly, twp Loami, Sec 2 O233a 
 (1884) 
 
 *Washburn, George C. (Jessie) Ch 
 Edwin, Ralph, Jeanette, New Berlin 
 Rt 29, tel Boynton, twp Island Grove 
 S'ec 12 O200a (1864) 
 
 *Wasser, Edward, Springfield Rt 10, 
 tel Springfield, twp Gardner, Sec 13 
 O133a (1872) 
 
 Waters, Charles (Lydia) Ch Arthur, 
 Linde, Curran Rt 11, tel Springfield, 
 twp Curran, Sec 2 T280a C. P. Kane 
 (1891) 
 
 Waters, John F. (Geraldine) Ch Fran- 
 cis, Breckenridge, tel Rochester, 
 twp Cooper, Sec 32 T153a (1897) 
 
 Watkins, Amos (Myrtle) Ch Alva, Wil- 
 liam, Harry, May, Ellen, Irene, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 40, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 2, Foreman for F. R. 
 Davis (1915) 
 
 *Watret, J. A. (Ellen) Ch Leigh, 
 Grace, New Berlin Rt 30, tel Boyn- 
 ton, twp New Berlin, Sec 1 T200a 
 Henry Rickerby (1916) 
 
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 134 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Watts, Albert, Jr., (Roxie) Ch Eu- 
 genia, Farmingdale, tel Riddle Hill, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 18 TlOTOa A. B. 
 Watts, Sr. (1883) 
 
 * Watts, Albert B. (Amelia) Ch Anna, 
 Charles, James, Elizabeth, Jane, Wil- 
 liam, A. B., Lucerina, Farmingdale, 
 tel Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 18 
 OlOTOa (1842) 
 
 Watts Bert (Myrtle) Ch Oran, Mary, 
 Opal, Pauline, Lowder Rt 38, twp 
 Talkington, Sec 14, Farmhand for 
 Bert Hall (1906) 
 
 Watts, Charles (Rose) Farmingdale Rt 
 13, twp Cartwright, Sec 36 T160a A. 
 B. Watts (1883) 
 
 Watts, Frank (Mary) Ch Frank, Will, 
 Ada, Margaret, Springfield Rt 5, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 27 T80a Caroline 
 Sliammel (1915) 
 
 *Watts, P. O. (Rae) Ch William, 
 Thelma, Helen, Lowder Rt 38, tel 
 Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 23 
 080a (1907) 
 
 *Watters, J. D. (Amanda) Ch Homer, 
 Lorine, Dawson Rt 1, tel Mechanics- 
 burg, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 19 
 O1370a (1852) 
 
 Watts, R. A. (Anna) Ch Richard, 
 Ruth, Christina, Springfield Rt 5, 
 twp Springfield, Sec 10 O2a (1887) 
 
 Wayne, Harvey, Custer Rt 53, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 29 T80a Parker Es- 
 tate (1887) 
 
 Wayne, S. L. (Bell) Ch Victora, Elea- 
 nor, Rhedora, Rochester Rt 18, twp 
 Rochester, Sec 25 T70a W. M. Boyce 
 (1915) 
 
 Weaver, Charles F. (Alma) Glenarm 
 R\ 23, tel Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 
 22 T114a J. J. Deboe (1883) 
 
 Weaver, George (Margaret) Ch Leo, 
 Edna, Springfield Rt 8, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Clear Lake, Sec 8 O6a 
 (1874) 
 
 Weaver, William (Rosa) Ch Charles, 
 William, Bertha, George, Mary, 
 Velma, Rochester Rt 20, tel Roches- 
 ter, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 4 T25a 
 Wm. Weaver (1855) 
 
 *Webb, Harry H. (Caroline) Ch 
 Harry, Jerome, Mary, Robert, Caro- 
 lyn, Springfield Rt 6, tel Springfield, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 35 O12a (1907) 
 
 Webb, O. C. (Minnie) Ch Fannie, 
 Chatham Rt 15, twp Ball, Sec 4, 
 Foreman for Dr. Southwick (1912) 
 
 *Weber, Bert (Irene) Ch Jean, Phillip, 
 Pawnee, Sec 13 O720a (1892) 
 
 Webber, J. E. (Ida) Ch Edgar, Eliza- 
 beth, Glenarm Rt 23, twp Ball, Sec 
 23, Farmhand for Andrew Sillmann 
 (1913) 
 
 *Weber, Eli (Minnie) Ch Bert, Mae, 
 Pawnee, tel Pawnee, twp Pawnee, 
 Sec 13 O760 (1872) 
 
 * Weber, Mrs. Laura Ch Edith, George, 
 Glenarm Rt 24, tel Divernon, twp 
 Divernon, Sec 4 O160a (1862) 
 
 *Weber, W. S. (Henrietta) Ch Andrew, 
 Alice, Minnie, Pawnee Rt 51, twp 
 Pawnee, Sec 33 O120a (1867) 
 
 *Wieland, Carl (Maggie) Ch Mary, 
 Fred, William, Carl, Jr., Virden Rt 
 41, tel Virden, twp Talkington, Sec 
 28 O320a (1906) 
 
 Wieland, Gottlieb (Elizabeth) Ch Roy, 
 George, Leonard, Kathryn, Mary, 
 Harold, Wilma, Springfield Rt 1, twp 
 Clear Lake, Sec 29 O53a (1907) 
 
 Weland, Gottfried (Kathrine) Ch Rose, 
 Herman, Otto, Springfield Rt 9, tel 
 Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 17, 
 O24a (1907) 
 
 *Weinheimer, E. D. (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Orville, Wilfred, Harold, Loami Rt 
 32, tel Waverly, twp Loami, Sec 3 
 T80a George Basse (1909) 
 
 *Weir, Felix M., Pleasant Plains Rt 
 39, tel Pleasant Plains, twp Cart- 
 wright, Sec 19 T330a Edwin Watts 
 Estate (1879) 
 
 *Weir, L. R., Pleasant Plains Rt 42, 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 9 T32a W. M. 
 Weir (1883) 
 
 Wekerson, W. B. (Josephine) Ch 
 Virginia, Francis, Cornland Rt 1, tel 
 Illiopolis, twp Lanesville, Sec 29 
 T270a F. W. Meisler (1910) 
 
 *Weisbrodt, P. A. (Emma) Ch Kath- 
 ryn, Stieve, Dawson Rt 21, tel Me- 
 chanicsburg, twp Mechanicsburg, 
 Sec 20 T160a Mrs. Catherine Young 
 (1904) 
 
 Welch, Burt (Leola) Ch Lloyd, Illi- 
 opolis Rt 55, tel Illiopolis, twp Lanes- 
 ville, Sec 33 Foreman for Wm. Boyd 
 (1914) 
 
 Welch, Cletus (Abbie) Ch Mary, Mar- 
 guerite, John, Illiopolis Rt 54, tel 
 Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 17 
 T160a Quinlin Estate (1886) 
 
 Welch, John, Illiopolis Rt 58, tel Illi- 
 opolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 2 O220a 
 (1864)
 
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 135 
 
 Welch, L. L. (Nellie) Ch Melvin, 
 Kenneth, Eldon, New Berlin Rt 29, 
 twp Island Grove, Sec 11 T236a 
 (1887) 
 
 * Welch, Mrs. Nellie Ch Fred, Charles, 
 Bess, James, Clara, Mary, Illiopolis 
 Rt 58, tel niiopolis, twp Illiopolis, 
 Sec 2 O77a (1895) 
 
 Welch, W. S. (Minnie) Ch Bernice, 
 Wilmot, Walter, New Berlin Rt 30, 
 tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 
 1 T77a James Coons (1887) 
 
 *Welsh, E. J. (Marie) Ch Mary, Jo- 
 sephine, Edward, Alice, Glenarm 
 Rt 24, tel Divernon, twp Divernon, 
 Sec 15 T360a Mrs. Will Lewis (1889) 
 
 Welsh, John (Nettie) Ch Harry, 
 Marion, Springfield Rt 9, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Woodside, Sec 21, Fore- 
 man for M. H. Brown (1907) 
 
 Welsh, Mrs. Mary A. Ch John, Spring- 
 field Rt 9, tel Rochester, twp Ball, 
 Sec 2 O160a (1861) 
 
 Welsh, William (Pearl) Ch John, 
 Mary, Carthan, Lesborth, T. H. 
 George, Illiopolis Rt 58, tel Illio- 
 polis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 3 O151a 
 (1870) 
 
 Wells, Charles (Elsie) Ch Dale, Earl, 
 Farmingdale Rt 14, twp Salisbury, 
 Sec 27 T400a Marion Wells (1887) 
 
 Wells, Edwin J. (Bertha) Ch Blenden, 
 Ernest, Florence, Edwin, Springfield 
 Rt 10, tel Springfield, Sec 18 T- 
 (1887) 
 
 Wells, Elmer (Lena) Ch Stuart, Edna, 
 Helen, Alma, Margaret, Eva, Ilene, 
 Cantrall Rt 28, tel Cantrall, twp Sal- 
 isbury, Sec 26 T232a L. M. Wells 
 (1882) 
 
 Wells, Jane, Lowder, tel Virden, twp 
 Talkington, Sec 26 O117a (1875) 
 
 Wells, Lev! M. (Rosa) Ch Harvey, 
 Lephon, Addie, Elmer, Charles, 
 Floyd, Richard, Lela, Leonard, 
 Gladys, Farmingdale Rt 14, tel Pleas- 
 ant Plains, twp Salisbury, Sec 27 
 O400a (1854) 
 
 Wells, Mark (Effie) Ch Carol, Glen- 
 arm Rt 22, twp Ball, Sec 34 T225a 
 Saml. Burtle (1915) 
 
 Wells, Roy (Edith) Ch Erma, Verna, 
 Chatham Rt 16, twp Chatham, Sec 
 9, Farmhand for John Suddith 
 (1891) 
 
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 *Wells, Richard R. (Cora) Ch Beulah, 
 Farmingdale Rt 14, tel Pleasant 
 Plains, twp Salisbury, Sec 35 O252a 
 (1877) 
 
 Wenzler, Frank, Pawnee Rt 51, twp 
 Pawnee, Sec 31 T80a John Wenzler 
 (1892) 
 
 Wenzler, John Ch Frank, Pawnee "Rt 
 51. twp Pawnee, Sec 32 O200a (1857) 
 
 Werner, C. H. (Margaret) Ch Jesse, 
 Lee, Dorothy, Harold, Curran Rt 11, 
 tel Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 
 5 O400a (1865) 
 
 Werner, Emma E., Springfield Rt 4, 
 twp Gardner, Sec 26 OlOOa (1857) 
 
 Werner, Oscar (Barbara) Ch Anna, 
 Hubert, Martha, Springfield Rt 5, 
 tel Springfield, twp Springfield, Sec 
 21 OlOa (1913) 
 
 Wesley, Henry (Clara) Ch Bernice, 
 Myrtle, Maxwell Rt 37, tel Waverly, 
 twp Talkington, Sec 18 T80a Miss 
 Irene Smith (1877) 
 
 Westbrook, Thomas (Mable) Ch John, 
 Ruth, Thomas, Rochester Rt 20, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 22 Tla M. A. Brain- 
 ard (1882) 
 
 Wethington, Harry (Ollie) Ch Lucille, 
 Elizabeth, Pleasant Plains Rt 39, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 1, Foreman for E. A. 
 Walbaum (1914) 
 
 Wheatley, S. R. (Ethel) Illiopolis Rt 
 55, twp Lanesville, Sec 27 T260a 
 John Garvey (1887) 
 
 *Wheeland, Mrs. Olive Ch Mary, 
 Riverton Rt 17, tel Riverton, twp 
 Clear Lake, Sec 12 O280a (1879) 
 
 Whelton, Edward (Mary) Ch Marie, 
 Margaret, Francis, Anna, James, 
 Alice, Agnes, Springfield Rt 8, twp 
 Clear Lake, Sec 7 O2a (1905) 
 
 Whltcomb, Irwin C. (Verna) Ch Otis, 
 Farmingdale Rt 13, tel Riddle Hill, 
 twp Gardner, T120a John Whitcomb 
 (1888) 
 
 *Whitcomb, John W. Ch William, Jr., 
 Edward, Lucreta, Irwin, Farmingdale 
 Rt 13, tel Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, 
 Sec 31 O120a (1863) 
 
 White, A. (Lillie) Illiopolis Rt 55, tel 
 Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 23, 
 Foreman for Baker Bros. (1908) 
 
 White, Clarence (Bernetta) Ch Clar- 
 ence, Margaret, John, Glenarm Rt 24, 
 tel Chatham, twp Ball, Sec 28 T52a 
 Mrs. E. J. White (1876) 
 
 *White, D. V. (Elizabeth) Ch Mary, 
 Sadie, Loami Rt 33, tel Boynton, 
 twp New Berlin, Sec 27 O154a (1872) 
 
 White, Edward (Flora) Ch Alice, New 
 Berlin Rt 29, twp Island Grove, Sec 
 15 T70a Amanda E. White (1872) 
 
 *White, Frederic (Katherina) Ch 
 George, Mary, Margaret, Fred, Jo- 
 seph, Lawrence, Frances, Kate, Ed- 
 ward, New Berlin Rt 29, tel Boyn- 
 ton, twp Island Grove, Sec 18 T114a 
 Martin Roth (1877) 
 
 'White, G. P. (Stella) Ch Harriet, Mar- 
 garet, John, Mary, New Loami Rt 
 33, tel Boynton, twp New Berlin, 
 Sec 26 O160a (1878) 
 
 *White, Harlan (Elsie) Pawnee Rt 50, 
 twp Pawnee, Sec 21 O320a Mrs. 
 White (1891) 
 
 *White, Henry (Loretta) Ch George, 
 Manford, Pawnee Rt 50, twp Pawnee, 
 Sec 9 T160a Olive White (1889) 
 
 White, J. C. (Mary) Mechanicsburg Bx 
 125, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 26 Fore- 
 man Wm. Aber (1886) 
 
 *White, J. H. (Anna) Ch Emma, Glen- 
 arm Rt 24, tel Divernon, twp Ball, 
 Sec 32 O163a (1867) 
 
 -White, J. H. (Mary) Ch Louis, Fal, 
 Julia, Pleasant Plains Rt 13, twp 
 Cartwright, Sec 24 T80a Kincaid 
 (1891) 
 
 *White, R. E. (Ollie) Ch Vance, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 43, tel Cart- 
 wright, Sec 29-N, O290a (1867) 
 
 White, Robert (Lottie) Ch John, Can- 
 trail Rt 28, tel Cantrall, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 58 Henry England 
 
 White, Mrs. Thomas Ch Josiah, 
 Edward, James, Guy, Jessie, New 
 Berlin Rt 29, tel Boynton, twp 
 Island Grove Sec 15 O315a (1870) 
 
 *White, T. S. (Grace) Ch Thomas, 
 Pleasant Plains, twp Cartwright, 
 Pleasant Plaines, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 32 O290a (1876) 
 
 White, William H. (Etta) Ch Cecil, 
 Agatha, Riverton, tel Riverton, twp 
 Clear Lake, OlOa (1867) 
 
 Whitlock, Richard (Nancy) Ch Rich- 
 ard, Riverton Rt 17, twp Clear Lake, 
 Sec 2 Farmhand for John Mitz 
 (1897) 
 
 Whittmore, H. C. (Amelia) Ch Mary, 
 Lanesville, tel Buffalo, twp Lanes- 
 ville, See 8 O475a (1856)
 
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 137 
 
 Whltworth, William (Celia) Ch Wil- 
 liam, Martha, Divernon, twp Diver- 
 non, Sec 22 Farmhand for Chas. 
 Browning (1914) 
 
 Wickel, F. O. (Cordelia) Ch Cletus, 
 Marjorie, Illiopolis Rt 56, twp Illi- 
 opolis, Sec 19 Foreman for Carnes 
 (1895) 
 
 Widdows, W. A. (Laura) Ch Ruby, 
 Dorothy, Dora, Alvin, Eva, Irene, 
 Springfield Rt 2, twp Curran, Sec 
 13 T20a C. A. R. R. (1915) 
 
 Wilborn, Charles (Blanche) Ch Har- 
 old, Pleasant Plaines Rt 40, tel 
 Ashland, twp Cartwright, Sec 27 
 Foreman for Charles McGraugh 
 (1917) 
 
 *Wilcos, Benjamin (Cina) New Berlin 
 Rt 31, tel Boynton, twp Island 
 Grove, Sec 15 O80a (1864) 
 
 Wilcox, Charles Curran Rt 11, tel 
 Riddle Hill, twp Curran, Sec 3 T80a 
 Mrs. E. F. Wilcox (1893) 
 
 Wilcox, Mrs. E. F. Ch Francis, Cur- 
 ran Rt 11, tel Riddle Hill, twp 
 Curran, Sec 3 O80a (1859) 
 
 Wilcoxon, Frank (Annie) Ch Ralph, 
 Raymond, Harold, Alice, Mary, 
 Dorothy, Cantrall Rt 27, tel Cantrall, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 17 T140a E. 
 E. Brinton (1899) 
 
 Wilcox, Harry L. (Frances) Ch Mabel, 
 Alphia, Thomas, New Berlin Rt 29, 
 tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 
 15 T120a Mrs. S. Mendenhall (1882) 
 
 Wilcox, Marshall (Mary) Ch Percy, 
 Springfield Rt 9, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 34 O120a (1869) 
 
 *Wilcox, Percy New Berlin Rt 29, tel 
 Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 10 
 T180a Isaac Moxon (1872) 
 
 Wilcox, Warren (Kitty) Ch Kitty, 
 Charles, Letha, New Berlin Rt 31, 
 tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 
 15 O223a 
 
 Wilham, Albert (Elizabeth) Ch Graf- 
 ton, Robert, Mary, Albert, Lela, 
 Georgia, Opal, Hazel, Cecil, Roch- 
 ester Rt 18, twp Rochester, Sec 9 
 T184a C. Hazlett (1914) 
 
 Wilkerson, Fannie (Allie) Ch Earl, 
 Glenarm Rt 24, tel Chatham, twp 
 Ball, Sec 31 O27V 2 a (1896) 
 
 Wilkins, Mat (Emma) Ch Norman, 
 Blanche, Marjory, Springfield Rt 8, 
 tel Riverton, twp Clear Lake, Sec 
 17 074a (1887) 
 
 Wilkinson, George (Doris) Ch Francis, 
 Clara, Doris, George, Marion, Can- 
 trail Rt 28, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 
 29 O40a (1897) 
 
 *Willcox, C. B. (Lucy) Ch Lucille, 
 Catherine, Priscilla, Mildred, Louis, 
 New Berlin, tel Boynton, twp New 
 Berlin, Sec 22 O192a (1906) 
 
 Willcockson, C. H. (Alice) Ch George, 
 Louisa, Bessie, Clarence, Frank, 
 Chatham Rt 15, tel Chatham, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 29 O3a (1895) 
 
 Willet, John (Mary) Ch Goldie, Lenz, 
 Geo. John, Ernest, Clement, Mech- 
 anicsburg Rt 61, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 5 T350a S. E. Munson 
 (1877) 
 
 Williams, A. D. (Minnie) Ch Mary, 
 Vennoman, Lucretia, Lauretta, Daw- 
 son Rt 21, tel Buffalo, twp Mechan- 
 icsburg, Sec 9 T365a Sculley Estate 
 (1903) 
 
 Williams, A. L. (Nell) Illiopolis, Rt 
 56, tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 
 20 T160a R. A. Single (1889) 
 
 Williams, Chas. J. (Nellie) Ch Laura, 
 Springfield Rt 4, twp Gardner, Sec 
 27 Tenant Chas. Williams (1892) 
 
 Williams, Charles (Mary) Ch Charles, 
 Springfield Rt 4, tel Riddle Hill, 
 twp Gardner, O30a (1857) 
 
 William, Charles (Jane) Ch Anna, 
 Mary, Peter, Grace, Jacob, May, 
 Hazel, Rose, Clare, Helen, Josephine, 
 Cantrall Rt 28, twp Salisbury, Sec 
 26 OlOOa (1850) 
 
 *Williams, Cal (Anna) Ch Calvin, 
 Ralph, Zelma, Irene, Chatham Rt 16, 
 tel Auburn, twp Chatham, Sec 27 
 T200a P. A. Shaerer (1895) 
 
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 Williams, Cleve A. (Ruth) Chatham 
 Rt 16, tel Loami, twp Chatham, Sec 
 18 T86a B. F. Campbell (1892) 
 
 Williams, David (Edith) Ch Margaret, 
 Alice, Chatham, tel Chatham, twp 
 Chatham, Sec 1 TlGOa- B. C. Ritchie 
 (1876) 
 
 Williams, George (Sarah) Ch Elmer, 
 Glenarm Rt 22, tel Rochester, twp 
 Cotton Hill, Sec 20 Tla Andy Lar- 
 son (1885) 
 
 *Williams, Grover (Clara) Ch Lela, 
 Erma, Virgil, Wayne, Loami Rt 33, 
 tel Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 5 
 T280a J. W. Workman (1897) 
 
 Williams, Harmone (Anna) Ch Henry, 
 Cantrall Rt 28, twp Salisbury, Sec 
 25 T8a Wm. Kelley (1887) 
 
 Williams, John (Nettie) Ch Esther, 
 Springfield Rt 2, tel Springfield, twp 
 Woodside, Sec 5 T3a Esther K. 
 Williams (1857) 
 
 William, Lucie A. Ch Willie, Spring- 
 field Rt 5, tel Springfield, twp 
 Springfield, Sec 10 O20a (1891) 
 
 Williams, Roy (Lottie) Ch Howard, 
 Raymond, Florence, Lawrence, Chat- 
 ham Rt 16, tel Chatham, twp Chat- 
 ham, Sec 18 T68a Emily Van Doran 
 (1888) 
 
 *Williams, R. H. (Lillie) Ch Harold, 
 Curran Rt 12, tel Chatham, twp 
 Curran, Sec 34 OlOOa (1872) 
 
 Williams, Samuel (Eleanor) Ch Leo, 
 Wanda, Anna, Springfield Rt 6, tel 
 Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 34 
 T62a Anna W. Crowder (1909) 
 
 Williams, W. T. (Levina) Illiopolia Rt 
 
 55, tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 
 
 25 O20a (1877) 
 Williamson, John (Eleanor) Springfield 
 
 Rt 8, tel Riverton, twp Clear Lake, 
 
 See 8 O2a (1877) 
 
 Willoughby, George (Fannie) Ch 
 Nancy, Polley, Meta, Julia, Bettie, 
 Harris, Mildred, Curran Rt 12, tel 
 Chatham, twp Curran, T A. Dren- 
 nen (1912) 
 
 Willoughby, Noah (Bertha) Ch Ralph, 
 Gertrude, Frank, Springfield Rt 9, 
 tel Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 
 27 Farmhand for A. Anderson (1910) 
 
 Wilm, Earnest (Wilhelmina) Ch Fred, 
 Frank, Edward, John, Charles, 
 Ernest, Chatham, twp Chatham, Sec 
 12 Farmhand for G. J. Little (1910) 
 
 Wilson, Alonzo N. (Lena) Ch Harold, 
 Beulah, Dorothy, Edinburg Rt 3, tel 
 Edinburg, twp Cooper, Sec 4 T98a 
 David Wilson and Lizzie Haney 
 (1881) 
 
 Wilson, Charles (Rosa) Ch Irene, 
 Russel, Dorothy, Riverton Rt 17, 
 tel Riverton, twp Clear Lake, T255a 
 D. Waters 
 
 Wilson, Clarence E. (Minerva) Ch 
 Juanita, Gladys, Custer Rt 53, twp 
 Cooper, Sec 21 T-W. J. Ross (1912) 
 
 Wilson, Francis (Flora) Ch Evelyn, 
 James, Willis, Mabel, Roy, Auriel, 
 Fern, Alice, Glenarm Rt 24, twp 
 Ball, Sec 29 T18a Wm. Clark (1914) 
 
 Wilson, George (Clara) Ch Thelma, 
 Louise, Herman, Ernst, Edna, 
 Rochester Rt 18, twp Rochester, Sec 
 24 T a R. S. Turst (1912) 
 
 Wilson, H. (Bertha) Ch Robert, Or- 
 ville, Donald, Earl, Meilene, Eugene, 
 Merle, Buffalo Rt 36, twp Buffalo 
 Hart, Sec 25 T140a John Lee (1880) 
 
 Willson, James (Nancy) Ch Clarence, 
 Ellen, William, Bert, James, Cebe, 
 Ruby, Custer Rt 53, tel Rochester, 
 twp Cooper, Sec 19 T200a Ira Twist 
 (1910) 
 
 *Wilson, John T. (Jennie) Ch Thomas, 
 "Plain View" New Berlin Rt 29, 
 tel Boynton, twp Island Grove, Sec 
 14 O160a (1859) 
 
 Wilson, Peter (Nora) Ch Katie, Rose, 
 Margaret, Springfield Rt 7, tel 
 Springfield, twp Clear Lake, Sec 31 
 O5a (1915) 
 
 *Wilson, Thomas T. (Letha) Ch John, 
 New Berlin Rt 31, tel Boynton, twp 
 Island Grove, S'ec 15 T120a W. W. 
 Foutch (1892) 
 
 Wimer, Mrs. Sarah Ch Jennie, Flor- 
 ence, Alberta, Grace, Ralph, William, 
 Springfield Rt 7, tel Springfield, twp 
 Springfield, Sec 36 O4a (1907) 
 
 *Winch, Morris R. (Catherine) Ch 
 John, Kate, Frank, Henry, Emma, 
 Barbara, Josephine, Tony, Marie, 
 Springfield Rt 10, tel Springfield, twp 
 Springfield, Sec 18 O52a (1877) 
 
 *Winkler, August (Marguerite) Ch 
 Mary, New Berlin Rt 31, tel New 
 Berlin, twp Cartwright, Sec 36-SW 
 T580a Mrs. Chas. Brown (1886)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 139 
 
 Wise, Mrs. George Ch Clarence, Car- 
 rie, Ruth, Williamsville, tel W,iP 
 liamsville, twp Williams, Sec 33 
 O160a (1857) 
 
 Wise, Grover (Doris) Springfield Rt 2, 
 tel Springfield, twp Woodside, Sec 
 30 Farmhand for Logan Hay (1912) 
 
 Wise, James (Alice) Ch James, 
 Elean/or, Williamsville Rt 26, tel 
 Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 12 
 TlOOa M. F. Wise (1892) 
 
 Wise, J. H. (Helen) Ch Bessie, Nellie, 
 Williamsville, tel Williamsville, twp 
 Williams, Sec 4 O6a (1872) 
 
 Wise, Millard F. (Mary) Ch James, 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 35, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Williams, Sec 12 O120a (1882) 
 
 Wiseman, Charlie (Mary) Ch Walter, 
 Myrl, Springfield Rt 7, tel Rochester, 
 twp Clear Lake, Sec 3 T237a Ed 
 Watts Estate (1899) 
 
 Wiseman, E. I. (Xenia) Ch Lynette, 
 Buffalo Hart Rt 36, twp Williams, 
 Sec 25 T233a Thompson Estate 
 (1891) 
 
 With row, Frank (Fannie) Ch Racheal, 
 Buffalo Rt 59, tel Buffalo, twp Buf- 
 falo Hart, Sec 36 Foreman for H. 
 W. Carpenter (1887) 
 
 *Withrow, George H. (Ora) Ch Wilber, 
 Mathew, Fred, Sherman Rt 25, tel 
 Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 33 
 T a Mary C. Withrow (1882) 
 
 Withrow, Percy L. (Ida) Ch Lawrence, 
 Buffalo Rt 59, tel Buffalo, twp Lanes- 
 ville, Sec 19 T160a E. S. Smith 
 (1896) 
 
 Withrow, W. A. (Augusta) Buffalo Rt 
 59, tel Buffalo, twp Lanes ville, Sec 
 19 T160a E. S. Smith (1895) 
 
 Wittmore, Floyd Ch Kelsey, Lanesville 
 Rt 1, twp Lanesville, Sec T475a H. 
 C. Wittmore (1874) 
 
 *Witty, George (Talir) Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 40, tel Pleasant Plains, 
 twp Cartwright, Sec 36 T268a R. B. 
 Correll (1896) 
 
 *Witty, Horace Pleasant Plains Rt 41, 
 tel Pleasant Plains, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 30-N T280a Mrs. Edward Toinlin 
 (1896) 
 
 *Wolf, Harry (Lizzie) Ch Ray, Diver- 
 non Rt 48, twp Divernon, Sec 30 
 Farmhand W. L. Beaty (1910) 
 
 Wolf, Mrs. Zetta Ch Stella, Clarence, 
 Divernon Rt 48, tel Divernon, twp 
 Divernon, Sec 29 T6a Fred and 
 George Groos (1910) 
 
 Wolfe, W. J. (Hattie) Ch Jessie, Cora, 
 Frank, Albert, Raymond, Minnie, 
 Sherman Rt 25, tel Williamsville, twp 
 Fancy Creek, Sec 1 Farmhand for 
 C. C. Van Meter (1900) 
 
 Wolfor, Theodore (Anna) Springfield 
 Rt 19, twp Rochester, Sec 7 T220a 
 P. Canty (1867) 
 
 Woltz, Charles (Louisa) Ch George, 
 Lillian, Chester, Dawson Rt 21, tel 
 Dawson, twp Clear Lake, Sec 12 
 O320a (1857) 
 
 Wood, Frank A. (Adelia) Ch Raymond, 
 Alfred, Springfield Rt 6, tel Spring- 
 field, twp Gardner, Sec 36 TlOa Dr. 
 L. F. Wood (1857) 
 
 Woodcock, John R. (Alice) Ch Robert, 
 Dawson Rt 21, tel Mechunicsburg, 
 twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 32 O55a 
 (1858) 
 
 Woods, Harold (Cleo) Ch Howard, 
 Maxwell Rt 37, twp Talkington, Sec 
 6 T42a Ben Goldsmith (1916) 
 
 *Woods, Frank (Edna) Ch Morris, 
 Harold, Mabel, Clyde, Allen, Waver- 
 ly, tel Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 
 12 T147a G. W. Carruthers (1912) 
 
 Woodyard, R. B. (Olive) Oh Travis, 
 Pawnee Rt 52, tel Divernon, twp 
 Pawnee, Sec 23 T240a M. H. Hinkle 
 (1901) 
 
 Woolsey, D. T. (Roena) Glenarms Rt 
 22, tel Pawnee, twp Ball, Sec 25 
 O70a (1895) 
 
 Woolsey, Thomas (Lillian) Ch Cardi- 
 nal, Gladys, Springfield Rt 8, twp 
 Clear Lake, Sec 17 O3a (1903) 
 
 Woolsey, W. S. (Alice) Ch Hawley, 
 William, Auburn Rt 46, tel Auburn, 
 twp Auburn, Sec 8 T160a Simon L. 
 Woolsey (1882) 
 
 Workman, Alfred (Ora) Ch Howard, 
 Albert, Wayne, Raymond, Alfreda, 
 Loami Rt 35, tel Chatham, twp Chat- 
 ham, -Sec 5 O280a (1874) 
 
 Workman, Eugene (Florence) Ch 5, 
 Pleasant Plains, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 26 Foreman for Ed De Porte 
 (1917) 
 
 Workman, Isaac L. (Laura) Loami Rt 
 34, tel Loami, twp Loami, Sec 26 
 O13a (1864) 
 
 Workman, Isaac (Martha) Ch Sallis, 
 John, Martha, William, Isaac, May- 
 hew, Joseph, Elizabeth, Ada, Loami 
 Rt 34, tel Loami, twp Loami, Sec 
 23 020a (1834)
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Workman, John L. (Myrtle) Loami 
 Rt 34, tel Loami, twp Loami, Sec 14 
 O45a (1877) 
 
 Workman, J. W. (Hannah) Ch Hugh, 
 Mary, Anna, John, Curran, tel Riddle 
 Hill, twp Curran, Sec 22 OlOOOa 
 (1856) 
 
 *Workman, Josiah W. (Lydia) Ch 
 Maud, Loat, Rome, Ruth, Etta, Ber- 
 neita, Maxwell Rt 37, twp Loami, 
 twp Maxwell, Sec 29 O440a (1860) 
 
 Workman, Mayhew (Amanda) Ch 
 Kenneth, Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, 
 twp Loami, Sec 14 O54a (1866) 
 
 Workman, Orbie (Barbara) Athens Rt 
 1, tel Williamsville, twp Fancy 
 Creek, Sec 35 Farmhand for J. R'. 
 Van Meter (1905) 
 
 *Workman, Russell (Lucy) Ch Lucille, 
 Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, twp Loami, 
 O60a (1894) 
 
 Workman, Mrs. Sarah E. Ch Melvin, 
 Ollie, Grace, Bertha, DeWitt, Dora, 
 Russell, Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, 
 twp Loami, 'Sec 22 O230a (1854) 
 
 Workman, S. A. (Altha) Springfield 
 Rt 1, tel Springfield, twp Clear Lake, 
 Sec 31 T40a G. M. Janquith (1914) 
 
 Workman, S. M. (Louisa) Loami, tel 
 Waverly, twp Loami, Sec 11 O44a 
 (1862) 
 
 Workman, William H. (Minerva) Ch 
 Eva, Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, twp 
 Loami, Sec 26 O20a (1862) 
 
 Workman, Witt (Jessie) Loami Rt 34, 
 tel Loami, twp Loami, Sec 14 O106a 
 (1888) 
 
 Workman, W. Russell (Lucy) Ch 
 Lucille, Loami Rt 34, tel Loami, twp 
 Loami, Sec 22 O60a (1893) 
 
 Worley, J. C. (Ella) Ch Ralph, Lena, 
 Ruth, Costa, Alta, Illiopolis Box 2, 
 tel Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 8 
 Foreman for Wm. Boyde (1901) 
 
 Worth, Frank (Lily) Ch Franklin, 
 Curran Rt 12, tel Bell, twp Island 
 Grove, Sec 13 T320a J. R. Logue 
 (1915) 
 
 Wressing, Henry (Nellie) Ch Henry, 
 George, Theodore, Frederick, Spring- 
 field Rt 5, tel Springfield, twp Spring- 
 field, Sec 21 O2a (1892) 
 
 Wright, John L. (Daisy) Ch Joseph, 
 John, Wilbur, Riverton Rt 17, tel 
 Riverton, twp Clear Lake, O120a 
 (1881) 
 
 Wright, Joseph (Effie) Springfield Rt 5, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 36 T2a Annie 
 Huffman (1882) 
 
 *Wright, Frank (Vina) Ch Francis, 
 . Eloise, Pleasant Plains Rt 40, tel 
 Pleasant Plains, twp Cartwright, 
 Sec 2 T165a J. O. Robinson (1911) 
 
 Wright, O. N. (Nancy) Ch Lily, Muriel, 
 June, Raymond, Cecil, Russel, Mabel, 
 Alma, Illiopolis Rt 56, twp niiopolis, 
 Sec 26 Foreman for E. C. Harbert 
 (1898) 
 
 Wright, Roy (Anna) Ch Elbert, Wil- 
 liam, Lucille, Edith, Illiopolis Rt 54, 
 tl Illiopolis, twp Illiopolis, Sec 32 
 T120a Wm. Wright (1916) 
 
 Write, Homer (Florence) Pawnee Rt 
 51, twp Pawnee, Sec 25 Farmhand 
 for Neil McTaggart (1911) 
 
 Wylder, William (Kate) Ch Pauline, 
 Wilfred, Geraldine, Lowder Rt 38, 
 tel Waverly, twp Talkington, Sec 16 
 T106a A. Moffett 
 
 Wylder, Sr. Chas. (Bessie) Ch Charles, 
 Hubert, Maxwell Rt 37, tel Waverly, 
 twp Talkington, Sec 10 T160a O. E. 
 Moffett (1902) 
 
 Yakst, Paul (Anna) Ch Mona, Toney, 
 Springfield Rt 1, twp Clear Lake, 
 Sec 28 TlOOa R. Fishman (1906) 
 
 *Yates, Oliver H. (Jeannette) Ch 
 Maude, Nellie, Louise, Pearl, Rich- 
 ard, William, Robert, John, Burch, 
 Dorothy, Paul, Loami Rt 33, tel 
 Boynton, twp New Berlin, Sec 26 
 T160a Hughes Diller (1863) 
 
 Yates, R. W. (Anna) Ch Wilma, Ruth, 
 New Berlin Rt 29, tel Boynton, twp 
 Island Grove, Sec 15 T200a Hughes 
 Diller (1890) 
 
 Yates, Sim (Lena) Ch Ollie, Grace, 
 Louis, Daisy, Franklin, Percy, New 
 Berlin Rt 31, tel Boynton, twp Island 
 Grove, Sec 1 O15a (1869)
 
 SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 141 
 
 Yeaman, Alvey (Pern) Ch Lester, 
 Ruth, Carrie, Lawrence, Leon, Mech- 
 anicsburg Rt 61, tel Mechanicsburg, 
 twp Cooper, Sec 12 T a James 
 Lamon (1897) 
 
 Yeaman, Frank (Maude) Ch Alice, 
 Earl, Mechanicsburg Rt 60, tel Mech- 
 anicsburg, twp Mechanlcsburg, Sec 
 25 Foreman for E. J. Buet (1891) 
 
 Yeamans, T. F. Buffalo Hart Rt 36, 
 twp Williams, Sec 26 T240a W. J. 
 H. Taylor (1893) 
 
 Yoakum, Edward (Insta) Cantrall Rt 
 28, tel Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, 
 Sec 29 T14a Robert Bennett (1897) 
 
 Yoakum, Mrs. Lydia Ch Alvin, Albert, 
 Earl, William, Williamsville Rt 26, 
 twp Williams, Sec 16 T160a G. L. 
 Harnsberger (I860) 
 
 Yoakum, Martha M. Farmingdale Rt 
 13, tel Pleasant Plains, twp Salis- 
 bury, Sec 30 O44a (1874) 
 
 *Yocom, Charles (Mary) Ch Orville, 
 Bessie, lona, Earl, Ernest, Russell, 
 Ada, Cecil, Sherman Rt 25, tel Wil- 
 liamsville, twp Williams, Sec 29 
 O140a (1860) 
 
 Yocom, J. Ch John, Anna, Roland, 
 Edward, Charles, Dawson Rt 21, tel 
 Dawson, twp Clear Lake, Sec 1 T80a 
 Wm. Yocom (1867) 
 
 Yocom, Jeff (Caroline) Buffalo Hart 
 Rt 36, twp Clear Lake, Sec 2 O30a 
 (1845) 
 
 *Yocom, John (Molly) Ch Freida, 
 George, Ida, Ethel, Sherman Rt 25, 
 tel Williamsville, twp Williams, Sec 
 21 O160a (1855) 
 
 Yocom, Orville (Noah) Ch Donald, 
 Robert, Sherman Rt 25, tel Williams- 
 ville, twp Williams, Sec 27 O40a 
 (1887) 
 
 Yocom, Thomas (Anna) Ch Cora, 
 Bulma, Amil, Dawson Rt 21, twp 
 Clear Lake, Sec 1 O132a (1850) 
 
 Young, Mrs. Annie Ch Lucinda, Albert, 
 Frank, Curran Rt 12, twp Curran, 
 Sec 34 O25a (1882) 
 
 *Young, Charlie (Alpha) Ch Leroy, 
 Auburn Rt 47, tel Chatham, twp 
 Chatham, Sec 36 O56a *(1883) 
 
 *Young, Ed. L. (Catherine Ch Ralph, 
 Reva, Illiopolis Rt 55, tel Illiopolis, 
 twp Lanesville, Sec 28 T80a Ferd 
 Uhll (1916) 
 
 HOME OF C. T . CARRINGTON, RT 31 NEW BERLIN, ILL.
 
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 Young, George W. (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Arthur, Eugene, Cantrall Rt 28, tel 
 Cantrall, twp Fancy Creek, Sec 31 
 O96a (1884) 
 
 Young, Joseph Springfield Rt 1, twp 
 Clear Lake, Sec 21 O74a (1859) 
 
 Young, John Curran Rt 12, twp Curran, 
 Sec 34 O25a (1884) 
 
 Young, Lloyd W. Buffalo Box 36, tel 
 
 Buffalo, twp Mechanicsburg, Sec 26 
 Foreman for E. B. Conover (1915) 
 
 Young, Roscoe (Lavina) Ch Fonda, 
 Roscoe, Rochester Rt 20, twp Roch- 
 ester, Sec 28, Farmhand for H. L. 
 Knott (1916) 
 
 Voung, Thomas J. (Anna) Ch Ralph, 
 Nora, Cantrall Rt 28, tel Cantrall, 
 twp Fancy Creek, Sec 31 O96a (1903) 
 
 *Young, W. E. (Maude) Ch Margaret, 
 Elizabeth, Pawnee, twp Pawnee, Sec 
 6 O347a (1885) 
 
 Younger, Samuel (Carrie) Ch Charles, 
 Marjorie, "Rose Lawn Stock Farm" 
 Chatham Rt 15, twp Chatham, Sec 1 
 Foreman for Ed. Luedke (1874) 
 
 Zake, Henry (Johanna) Riverton, twp 
 Clear Lake, Sec 9 O20a (1893) 
 
 Zimmer, Charles (Annie) Ch Chris- 
 tine, Charles, Clara, Walter, Lawren, 
 Iva, Ruth, Farmingdale Rt 14, tel 
 Riddle .Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 14 
 O120a (1876) 
 
 *Zimmerle, Frank G. (Josephine) Ch 
 Theobine, Pawnee Rt 49, twp Paw- 
 nee, Sec 9, T200a Harry Zimmerle 
 (1913) 
 
 *Zimmerle, Henry (Hattie) Ch Harry, 
 Eugene, Earl, George, Ray, Hattie, 
 Harry, Rochester Rt 20, tel Roch- 
 ester, twp Cotton Hill, Sec 22 T520a 
 G. R. Brainard (1867) 
 
 Zimmerman, August (Anna) Ch Wil- 
 liam, Edward, Elsie, Francis, August, 
 Chatham Rt 7, twp Chatham, Sec 1 
 Foreman for Bert Luedke (1887) 
 
 Zimmerman, John B. (Katie) Ch Al- 
 bert, Springfield Rt 5, tel Springfield, 
 twp Springfield, Sec 21 OlOa (1914) 
 
 Zint, Mrs. Helen Ch Catherine, Louise, 
 Charles, Edward, Frank, Springfield 
 Rt 7, tel Springfield, twp Springfield, 
 S'ec 36 O5a (1889) 
 
 *Zirkle, E. H. (Inez) Ch Virgin, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 40, tel Pleasant 
 Plains, twp Cartwright, Sec 11 
 T200a Conway Walbaum (1912) 
 
 Zittle, Robert M. (Lamah) Ch Goldie, 
 Louis, Clarence, Springfield Rt 4, 
 tel Riddle Hill, twp Gardner, Sec 
 27 O9a (1892) 
 
 *Zucksworth, Henry (Ollie) Ch Ray, 
 Glenarm Rt 24, tel Chatham, twp 
 Ball, Sec 28 O125a (1877) 
 
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 CASS COUNTY- COURT HOUSE VIRGINIA ILL.
 
 HISTORY of CASS COUNTY 
 
 ON THE 14th day of August, 1834, the county commissioners 
 met to organize Cass county. At this first meeting of the 
 board the county was divided into precincts, Beardstown, 
 Monroe, Virginia, Sugar Grove, Richmond and Bowens. At 
 this time there was not a house built exclusively for religious worship, 
 neither was there one in all Morgan county outside of Jacksonville. 
 Physicians were scarce and fever ague quite common. Game was 
 plentiful, particularly wolves. The wolves very seldom did violence to 
 any one, but when the weather was stormy they were so bold and 
 treacherous that no one cared to risk himself out alone at night. The 
 county seat was to be located at Virginia. 
 
 In 1823 Morgan county was formed from Green county, which 
 is now Cass county. In 1818 a man by the name of Pullam settled 
 upon Barns Creek, a tributary of the Sangamon river, and returned in 
 November of that same year. 
 
 Seymour Kellogg first settled in the country afterwards included 
 in Morgan county, and it was at his house that the first white child 
 of the Sangamo country was born. 
 
 The first actual permanent white settler within the limits of the 
 present city of Beardstown was Thomas Beard who went there on horse 
 back when it was Kickapoo territory. In 1819 he made it his home 
 as a trader among the Indians. 
 
 Martin L. Lindsley, together with his wife and two children and 
 Timothy Harris and John Cettrough settled in Beardstown in 1820. 
 and afterwards located in Camp Hollow. Lindsley built a cabin and 
 the first white child in this county was added to his family. 
 
 During the year 1820 a family named Eggleston settled on the 
 site of Beardstown. 
 
 Major Elijah lies landed in 1819 where Beardstown now is on his 
 way to the Keeley Settlement, afterwards named Calhoun and now 
 Springfield. He said that at that time_there was but a hut building 
 of birchen poles standing on the bank of the river but unoccupied. 
 As the Indians lived in the hut this was probably erected by a French 
 trader about a quarter of a century before this time. 
 
 Archibold Job first settled at Beardstown and then at Sylvan Grove 
 at the north end of North Prairie in the spring of 1821, surrounded 
 by Kickapoo Indians. 
 
 In 1821 there were only about twenty white families within the 
 present limits of Morgan, Cass and Scott counties, but when the rep- 
 utation of the Sangamo country, for its unrivaled fertility became 
 known, and when the Indian title to it had become extinguished and 
 word that the land would soon be surveyed and offered by the govern- 
 ment had reached Kentucky and Tennessee, the sturdy and enterpris- 
 ing farmers of the states further east and south began to come here in 
 great numbers. 
 
 It was very common at this time to see the prairie schooner. "It 
 was constructed with four high wheels upon which was a great box 
 
 145
 
 formed like a quarter of a moon with the bend hanging between the 
 fore and aft wheels. The solid running gears well and fantastically 
 ironed, the broad felloes heavily tired, the tongue arranged for the 
 propelling power of either horse or ox. Its high end-boards and curv- 
 ing side-boards, ribbed and barred and riveted gearing in red and blue 
 paint was not gotten up merely for show. It made no pretension to 
 beauty. The old prairie schooner with its white cover and flapping 
 curtains looking at a distance on the prairie like a ship on the ocean 
 was the emigrant wagon of the West." It held considerable utensils, pro- 
 visions, ammunition, bedding, farming implements and all the various 
 necessities for setting up housekeeping on the wild prairies. Besides 
 all this it contained the family. It was in these prairie schooners that 
 most of the first settlers of Cass county emigrated from the older states. 
 At the time, they were not considered pleasure trips, although they 
 had pleasant features connected with them as well as hardships and 
 hairbreadth escapes. No doubt the real pleasures of- these trips were 
 when they were recounted by the participants in later life to theii 
 grandchildren. There were few roads and no bridges at that time. 
 The emigrants usually took along with them a few head of cattle and 
 a horse and occasionally a coop would be fastened to the wagon for the 
 purpose of raising a few chickens in the new home. Having come to 
 the good, rich prairie land and having found a place with timber and 
 water, they went together to some distant town for a surveyor. This 
 meant a long and weary journey to the government land office to file 
 on the land. Then the cabin must be built from the logs which they 
 got themselves. There were no nails nor iron nor glass ; the outside walls 
 were made of round hewn logs set together at the end and chinked with 
 chips and clay between them. The floor was made of split logs, the 
 doors made from split logs well fastened together with wooden pins 
 swung on wooden hinges and fastened with a wood latch. Thus the 
 first farmers of Cass county started in life very much the same as the 
 settlers of the other rich counties of the state. 
 
 The first land entry was made by Thomas Beard and Enoch C. 
 March jointly, upon the northeast quarter of section 15 in township 
 18, range 12, September 23rd, 1826. It was upon this fractional 
 quarter section that Mr. Beard's cabin was built. It was built upon the 
 steep bank of the river at the present foot of State street where he 
 afterwards built his brick hotel. In the following spring it was dis- 
 covered that this cabin had been built over a den of snakes and with 
 the opening of the warm weather thousands of them swarmed about 
 the cabin. 
 
 The first licensed ferry that crossed the Illinois river was estab- 
 lished June 5th, 1826, by Thomas Beard and a license was granted 
 him by the county commissioners of Schuyler county upon his paying 
 $6.00 per annum into the treasury of that county. There was at that 
 time no road from Beardstown through Schuyler county, but blazes on 
 the trees were made out as far as where Rushville now stands. Schuyler 
 county had been organized and the county seat had been located near 
 where Pleasant View now is and strange enough that was named Beards- 
 
 146
 
 town, too. Beard's ferry-boat was propelled by man power^and was so 
 small that only one wagon and two horses could be crossed at one 
 time and then very little standing room was left for passengers. 
 
 The original town of Beardstown consisted of twenty-three blocks 
 fronting on the river, three tiers of blocks reaching from Clay to 
 Jackson streets of which ten lying between the park and Main street and 
 State and Washington is the central cut. It was laid out and platted 
 by Enoch March and Thomas Beard and acknowledged before Thomas 
 H. Arnet, a justice of the peace of Jacksonville, September 29th, 1829, 
 and is reported in the local county records, an inscription of which is 
 in the Cass county records. 
 
 Mr. Charles Robinson, an early resident of Cass county, in 1872, 
 wrote a letter to the Chicago Journal in which he said "Fifty years ago, 
 or in the summer of 1821, there was not a bushel of corn to be had in 
 Central Illinois. My father settled in that year twenty-three miles 
 west of Springfield. We had to live for a time on venison, black- 
 berries and milk, while the men were gone to "Egypt" to harvest and 
 procure breadstuffs. The land we improved was surveyed that summer 
 and afterwards bought of the government, the money being raised 
 by sending beeswax down the Illinois river to St. Louis in an Indian 
 canoe. Dressed deer skins and tanned hides were then in use and we 
 made one piece of clothing out of nettles instead of flax. Cotton 
 matured well for a decade until the deep snow of 1830. The southern 
 part of the state referred to by Mr. Robinson as "Egypt" was so called 
 because being older, longer and better settled and cultivated "it gath- 
 ered corn as the sand of the sea," and the immigrants of the central 
 part of the state went to them to buy their corn. In the early years 
 of the white settlements, wheat was not to be had and corn meal, the 
 only breadstuff, was exceedingly hard to obtain as mills were scarce. 
 Jarroes mill on Cahokia Creek was for a long time the only one acces- 
 sible to the pioneers. In 1821 a small horse-mill was erected on Indian 
 Creek by Richard Sheppard. Then a horse-mill was put up at Clary's 
 Grove and still later Ogle's water-mill was built on Indian Creek. 
 
 Reddick Horn, a Methodist preacher, settled at Beardstown in 
 1823. He became, upon the formation of Cass county, the clerk of the 
 circuit court. 
 
 The first schpolhouse was of logs, built on Enoch Ogden's farm. 
 The first blacksmith shop was owned by Mathew Holland in 1835. 
 
 The winter of 1830 and 31 was a remarkable one and will be 
 remembered as the most terrible one for suffering. The snow fell first 
 about 30 inches deep and kept on falling until it was from four to six 
 feet deep. The fences were covered and lanes filled up and there was 
 much suffering everywhere. Stock died for want of food. Game could 
 be had in plenty for food, because it had alighted in the snow and was 
 unable to get out, but finally game became so poor, from starvation, 
 that it was unfit for food. The snow stayed all winter until March and 
 people ran short of everything, particularly fuel. Thomas Beard, 
 remembering a widow with a small family living at the bluffs, wandered 
 out there and found her and her family on the verge of starvation and 
 
 147
 
 hovering over the last remnants of a fire, her fuel having been used. 
 Mr. Beard tore up some fencing and chopped up a large pile of wood 
 for her and afterwards carried provisions to her a distance of seven 
 miles, as a horse could not travel. What little corn had been raised in 
 the county was generally ungathered when the snow came and men 
 took sacks and waded out into the fields and gathered and carried it 
 on their shoulders to their cabins and their horses, cattle and hogs. 
 
 Previous to 1831 most of the pioneers raised sufficient cotton for 
 their own use, but following the terrible snow all efforts to raise it were 
 futile. 
 
 In 1831 the Indians became very troublesome and threatened to 
 overrun the white people. They were led by Black Hawk, their chief, 
 who pretended to have power given him by the Great Spirit to destroy 
 the pale-faces. He attacked the whites with so much vigor that militia 
 companies were formed for self protection' A battalion of this regi- 
 ment of 275 men, commanded by Major Stillman of Fulton county, 
 was on the 14th of May, 1832, attacked by Black Hawk on a small 
 branch of the Sycamore Creek. This was called the battle of Stillman's 
 Run. The first call which Governor Reynolds made was in May, 1831, 
 for all able bodied men who were willing to fight the Indians to 
 the number of seven thousand to present themselves at Beardstown on 
 the 10th of June. On that day three times that number assembled. 
 Governor Reynolds organized them at once by appointing Joseph 
 Dugan of Jacksonville brigadier, and Enoch C. March of Beardstown 
 quartermaster. March being well acquainted with this vicinity soon 
 furnished the necessary supplies, but Governor Reynolds was at a 
 loss to know how to arm those who had not brought rifles. In this 
 emergency Francis Arenz came to the rescue. He was a merchant in 
 Beardstown and had previously purchased some light, brass-barreled 
 fowling pieces which ha4 been manufactured in the east for a South 
 American government, and not answering the purpose for which they 
 were made they were shipped west to shoot birds with. These answered 
 excellently for arms for light horsemen and skirmishers. The little 
 army started on their campaign June 15th, 1831, for Rock Island. 
 
 During the Black Hawk war David Epler, a resident of North 
 Prairie, came to Beardstown to purchase two barrels of salt. He drove 
 two beautiful horses, well harnessed and a good wagon. Col. March 
 saw them and wanted them for the army for war material. He seized 
 them under the law of war times. Mr. Epler refused to give them up 
 unless he should be paid their value. Col. March then agreed to pay 
 for them what two disinterested men would say they were worth. This 
 Epler agreed to. At the time there were two comparative strangers, 
 Dr. Charles Chandler and a man named Crawford stopping at Beards- 
 town. The case was referred to them. They had come from the east 
 and were wholly unaware of the low prices of this new country and 
 priced the team at eastern value which was $350.00. Mr. Epler re- 
 ceived what was a very large price for his team. 
 
 Shortly before this Dr. Chandler left Rhode Island, where he had 
 a good medical practice, started west with his family intending to settle 
 
 148
 
 at Fort Clark, where Peoria now stands. He came up the Illinois river 
 on a steamer, and when they arrived at Beardstown the hostile attitude 
 of the Indians made it seem impracticable to go further, so the captain 
 discharged his passengers and freight at Beardstown. It was while 
 here at this time that Dr. Chandler settled the value of the team for 
 Mr. Epler, and also became so well pleased with the vicinity that he 
 determined to go no further north, but settle here. The doctor entered 
 160 acres of land where the town of Chandlerville now stands. He 
 broke up three acres of land that spring and raised a crop of buckwheat 
 
 It was the universal custom among the settlers at that time that 
 every man should be entitled to 80 acres of land on either side of the 
 land already entered by him, until such time as he was able to enter it, 
 as it was called, or in other words until he could raise enough money to 
 buy it from the government at $1.25 per acre. For another man to 
 enter this land was considered the same as stealing. 
 
 Shortly after the doctor had settled there, a man named English 
 was so well pleased with the prospects that he concluded to enter land 
 and settle there. The doctor assisted and befriended him all he could 
 and to induce him to stop offered to give up his claim to one-half of 
 the 80 acre tract next to the land that English wanted and let him 
 enter it. English told him that he was going to Springfield to enter 
 the whole tract that he did not care for the custom of the country 
 and that he was going to have it right or wrong, and started for Spring- 
 field. The doctor went to his cabin and found that he had $50.00. He 
 knew that his neighbor McAuly had some money also. He saddled 
 his best horse and rode to McAuly's and borrowed $50.00 and started 
 taking a different road than that chosen by English. When about ten 
 miles from Springfield he overtook two men on horseback, and as his 
 horse was foaming with perspiration he rode along slowly with the 
 young men telling them of the cause of his haste, as well as to rest his 
 horse. When he told them of the meanness of English one of the young 
 men was so indignant that he offered the doctor his own comparatively 
 fresh horse that he might make greater haste, while the young man 
 would ride the doctor's horse into town. But the doctor rode his own 
 horse, got safely to the land office and entered the land before English 
 got there. Sometime after he wanted to have his land surveyed and the 
 county surveyor lived at Jacksonville, but a neighbor told him that 
 there was a better surveyor living at Salem in Sangamon county named 
 Abraham Lincoln, so the doctor sent for him and when he came with 
 his implements to do the surveying the doctor found that Abraham 
 Lincoln the surveyor, was the same young man who had offered to lend 
 him his horse that he might ride to the land office before English. 
 
 Dr. Chandler was the first physician in Central Illinois who 
 adopted quinine as a remedy in his practice. The first to induce the 
 practice of the infliction of bodily pain as a remedy for overdoses of 
 opium, and the first to oppose bleeding as a remedy. 
 
 In 1833 Frances Orenz began publishing the first newspaper, 
 entitled the Beardstown Chronicle and Illinois Military Bounty Land 
 Advisor. 
 
 149
 
 150 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 CASS COUNTY FARMERS' DIRECTORY 
 
 ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DIRECTORY 
 
 a Acres; Ch Children; O Owner; T Tenant or Renter; tel Telephone; 
 twp Township; Sec Section; Rt. Rural Route; Name of wife follows direc- 
 tory name ia parenthesis ( ) ; Figures at end of information year directory 
 name became a resident of county; Directory Name and Address are in boldface 
 type; (*) designates owner of an Automobile; (f) Owner of a Tractor. 
 
 EXAMPLE 
 
 *fAdams, Frank H. (Esther) Ch Mary, Virginia Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, twp 17, 
 R12, T640, Sec. 10, Wm. H. Johnson (1872) 
 
 MEANS THAT 
 
 Frank H. Adams Name. 
 
 (*) Owns an Automobile. 
 
 (f) Owns a Tractor. 
 
 (Esther) Wife's name. 
 
 Ch Mary Child named Mary. 
 
 Virginia Rt 1 Postoffice, Virginia R. F. D. 1. 
 
 T640a Tenant on 640 acres. 
 
 tel Chandlerville On Chandlerville Telephone Exchange. 
 
 twp 17, R12 Lives in Government township 17, Range 12. 
 
 Sec 10 Section 10. 
 
 Wm. H. Johnson Owner's name. 
 
 (1872) Lived in county since 1872. 
 
 *Achill, F. J. (Cora) Ch Bertha, Leo, *Alcom, T. O. (Gertie) Ch Donovan, 
 
 Ida, Frances, Virginia Rt 5, tel Vir- Louis, Virgil, Chandlerville Rt 2, tel 
 
 ginia, twp 18, RIO, Sec 31 T210a Wm. Chandlerville, twp 18 R 9, Sec 24 
 
 Dunaway (1882) O80a (1873) 
 
 *Adkins, Walter (Bertha) Ch Mary, Allen, G. T. (Adeline) Ch Melba, Ellis, 
 
 Ruth, Ashland Rt 1, twp Ashland, Ashland Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17 R 
 
 Sec 30 T271a Ella M. Adkins (1870) 9, Sec 11 T2a Macellus Petefish 
 
 Ahlers, Harmon (Anna) Ch George, . (f 886 ) 
 
 Ashland Rt 2, tel Tallula, twp 18, R 8 ^f^ 80 "' *' E " jFW ? f 1 8 ' J. u ' 
 
 SPC W OlOOa H9in Qlth Ar thur, Virginia Rt 4, tel Vir- 
 
 *AinsworthV. ( p ^(Elizabeth) Ch f^/^ * ? * 10 ' ^ 35 * 
 
 Helen, Paul, Virginia Rt 2, tel .< JJJ /- A 
 
 oSXfnJXK' *" " R ^ ^ " "a Rt tef 
 
 R 9, Sec 7 T25a Wm. Ross (1883) 
 
 Albers Oscar F.W. (Joy) Ch Dorothy, * Ander son, C. L. (Linda) Ch Clarence, 
 
 Har0 ~ d ? 1 ear ? S T Wn ' tWP /JIv K ? 12> Olga, Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 
 
 Sec 7 T221a J. Ivemeyer (1915) 18 S ^ 9> | ec 31 ol |. 0a (1890) 
 
 Alcom, Ira, Chandlerville Rt 2, tel Anderson, Dave (Myrtle) Ch Andrew, 
 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 91, Sec 24 * William, Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, 
 
 O80a (1875) twp 17, R 10, Sec 36 Foreman for 
 
 Alcom, N. D. (Bertha) Ch Loyd, How- Abe Denwider (1916) 
 
 ard, David, Rarry, Russell, Opal, Anderson, Emmett (Amanda) Ch 
 
 Glenn, Virginia Rt 3, tel Chandler- Zella, Viola, Virginia Rt 5, tel Vir- 
 
 ville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 23-26 T60a J. ginia, twp 17, R 10, S'ec 6 T275a John 
 
 H. Garner (1879) Washington (1908)
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 151 
 
 Anderson, F. W. (Lillie) Ch Pauline, 
 Len, Beardstown Rt 1, twp 18, R 11, 
 Sec 18 T160a Mrs. Chas. Lubknecher 
 (1885) 
 
 *Anderson, Gust (Hannah) Ch Roy, 
 Rupert, Wilbur, Virginia Rt 6, tel 
 Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 23 O166a 
 (1892) 
 
 Anderson, James (Lucy) Ashland Rt 3, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17 R 9, Sec 2 O50a 
 (1871) 
 
 Anderson, John (Mary) Virginia Rt 1, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 17 
 T80a J. Decker (1913) 
 
 Anderson, Jesse E. (Caroline) Ch 
 Dora, Nellie, Orville, Arom, Jessie, 
 Lula, Harvey, Grace, Wm. Redick, 
 David, Meda, Clarence, Curtis, 
 Beardstown Rt 3, twp 17, R 12, Sec 
 16 OllOa (1849) 
 
 Anderson, J. M. (Josephine) Ch Wil- 
 mot, Milton, Chandlerville Rt 2, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 8 
 O120a (1859) 
 
 Anderson, Harry (Bertha) Ch Claude, 
 Beulah, Orville, Beadstown Rt 2, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 12 T235a 
 Mary Hansmeier (1879) 
 
 Anderson, Harvey (Reba) Ch Florence, 
 Beardstown Rt 3, twp 17, R 12, Sec 
 16 T40a J. Dowin (1884) 
 
 Anderson, Oscar C. (S'usie) Ch Clar- 
 ence, Edward, Ashland Rt 3, twp 17, 
 Sec 2 TlOOa James Anderson (1885) 
 
 Anderson, R. P. (Hattie) Ch Roscoe, 
 Chandlerville Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 19, R 8, Sec 29 O258a (1914) 
 
 Anderson, Thos^ (Ella) Ch Bessie, 
 Maude, Oliver, Tillie, Beardstown Rt 
 1, twp 18, R, 12, Sec 13 T280a L. C. 
 Myer (1915) 
 
 Anery, D. B. (Elner) Ch Martha, 
 James, Louis, Fay, Larvy, Vernon, 
 Beardstown Rt 3, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 17 R 12, Sec 9 T140a Frank 
 Robison 
 
 Armstrong, Baxter (Martha) Ch Elsie, 
 Tillie, Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 8 T332a Wm. Ross 
 (1863) 
 
 *Armstrong, Claude J. (Edith) Oh 
 Lloyd, Remus, Roland, Loraine, 
 Chandlerville Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 18, R 10, Sec 1 T265a Jennie 
 Armstrong (1889) 
 
 Armstrong, Ed. (Ellen) Ch Helen, Ha- 
 zel, Virginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, twp 
 18, R 10, Sec 25 O80a (1880) 
 
 Armstrong, G. J. (Mary) Ch Geptha, 
 Winona, Chandlerville Rt 1, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 19, R 9, Sec 27 
 O160a (1880) 
 
 Armstrong, J. B., Virginia Rt 4, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 12 T38a 
 Mrs. J. McBroon (1875) 
 
 Armstrong, J. W. Virginia Rt 6, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 10, S'ec 
 12 O80a (1864) 
 
 Armstrong, William (Eva) Ch Lucille, 
 Virginia Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 
 18, R. 10 Sec 9 T a Angus Taylor 
 (1898) 
 
 Arthalony, C. H. (Emma) Ch Harbold, 
 Glenn, Mable, Esther, Virginia Rt 3, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18 R 9, Sec 26 
 Ola (1868) 
 
 Ater, Samuel (Rinda) Ch May, Nettie, 
 Frank, Fred, Hazel, Grace, Howard, 
 Walter, Samuel, Arenzville Rt 1, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 14 
 T a A. Winkleman (1914) 
 
 Atterberry, E. K. (Elizabeth) Ch R. D. 
 Alice, Roy, Chandlerville Rt 1, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 19, R 9, Sec 36 
 O230a (1882) 
 
 Atterberry, E. W. (Nell) Ch Donald, 
 Edgar, Ashland Rt 2, twp 18 R 9, Sec 
 36 T200a J. E. Pettit (1912) 
 
 Atwill, Amanda, Virginia Rt 1, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 11 O80a 
 (1862) 
 
 B 
 
 Babb, Ernest R. (Beatrice) Ch Will- 
 iam, George, Doris, Chandlerville Rt 
 1, tel Chandlerville, twp 19, R 9, S'ec 
 06 T40a Geo. Babb (1884) 
 
 Babb, George (Sarah) Chandlerville Rt 
 1, tel Chandlerville, twp 19, R 9, Sec 
 36 040a (1857) 
 
 Bacon, Earl (Luella) Ch Edward, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 10, 
 Sec 36 T160a Chas. W. Russell 
 (1913) 
 
 Bacon, Jerry L. (Nellie) Virginia Rt 1, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 18 
 T250a Mifford Bros. (1912) 
 
 *Bailey, B. F. (Sarah) Ch Harry, Irene, 
 "Corn Belt Farm" Ashland Rt 3, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 23 O147y 2 a 
 (1870) 
 
 *Bailey, Phil S. (Aucrutcia) Ch Mitch- 
 ell, Robert, Cynthia, Ashland Rt 2, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, S'ec 1 
 T194a Bailey Bros. (1876)
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Bailey, Walter, Ashland Rt 2, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 1 T194a 
 Bailey Bros. (1879) 
 
 Baldwin, J. F. (Myrtle) Ch William, 
 Louise, Marion, Virginia Rt 4, tel 
 Virginia, twp 1,, R 10, Sec 36 T57V 2 a 
 A. J. Bergen (1910) 
 
 Bankus, Floyd (Edna) Virginia Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 10, Sec 
 17 O253a John N. Taylor (1902) 
 
 *Barber, Harry E. (Lottie) Ch Marga- 
 ret, Arenzville Rt 2, tel Arenzville, 
 twp 17, R 11, Sec 26, T120a Mrs. W. 
 C. Self (1912) 
 
 Barber, L. L. (Lucy) Ch Joy, Gladys, 
 Virginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, twp 18, 
 R 10, Sec 35 O80a (1882) 
 
 *Barber, Wm. H. (Louisa) Ch Thomas, 
 Eclna, Nellie, Harry, Arenzvilie Rt 2, 
 tel Arenzville, twp 17 R 11, Sec 27 
 TlOOa Mrs. W. C. Self (1882) 
 
 Barber, John S. (Almira) Chandlerville 
 Rt 1, Chandlerville, twp 19, R 2, Sec 
 31 O73a (1890) 
 
 Barr, Chas. E. Virginia Rt 2, twp 18, 
 R 10, Sec 20 CMOa (1874) 
 
 Bast, Henry (Prances) Virginia Rt 6, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18 R 9, Sec 18 O114a 
 (1895) 
 
 Baty, H. T. (Ethel) Ch Clara, Myrtle, 
 Ronald, Pauline, Ashland Rt 2, twp 
 Ashland, Sec 17-16, T2a E. J. Hewett 
 (1914) 
 
 Bausman, George (Mary) Ch Harold, 
 Virginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 10, Sec 29 T400a M. L. Crum 
 (1914) 
 
 *Baxter, H. B., Ashland Rt 1, tel Ash- 
 land, twp 17 R 9, Sec 27 O400a 
 (1881) 
 
 *Baxter, J. H. (Minnie) Ch Ivan, Mae, 
 "Pine Hurst Farm" Virginia Rt 2, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 10, Sec 10 
 O240a (1886) 
 
 * Baxter, Wm. R. (Wilhelmina) Ch 
 Martha, Ashland Rt 1, tel Ashland, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 26 O80a (1887) 
 
 Beadles, Chas. (Alice) Ch Daisy, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, 
 Sec 13-14 T200a Mrs. L. C. Petefish 
 (1861) 
 
 Beard, R. L. (Lena) Ch John, Robert, 
 Mildred. Reva, Mary, Robert, Roland, 
 John, Lena, Arenzville Rt 2, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 28 
 O204a (1865) 
 
 Beauchamp, J. C. (Hazel) Ch Charles, 
 Gertie, Virginia Rt 3, twp 17, R 9, Sec 
 4 T40a Florence Fox (1915) 
 
 *Bech, J. C. (Rosa) Ch Myrtle, Royal, 
 Zella, Virginia Rt 2, tel Virginia, twp 
 18, R 10, Sec 30 O129a (1860) 
 
 *Beckum, Chas. (Ida) Ch Leslie, Al- 
 lyne, Floyd, Virginia Rt 6, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18, R 9, Sec 30 T170a T. 
 Williamson (1876) 
 
 Beckum, Labe Ch Lillie, Nellie, Pearl, 
 Jessie, Virginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 10, Sec 6-7 O85a (1857) 
 
 *Beihl, Clara & Marie, Beardstown Rt 
 
 1, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 24 
 
 O80a (1857) 
 Bell, A. N. (Effie) Ch Hazel, Virgil, 
 
 Lorene, Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, 
 
 twp 17, R 10, Sec 11 T14a John 
 
 Armstrong (1917) 
 Bell, A. R. (Leota) Ch Marie, Lester, 
 
 Alberta, Viola, Freda, Virginia Rt 6, 
 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 9, Sec 9 T149a 
 
 (1876) 
 Bell, Mrs. Jamina Ch Milton, Virginia 
 
 Rt 3, tel Chanalerville, twp 18, R 9, 
 
 Sec 28 O240a (1865) 
 Benson, Sars (Rollie) Ch Sheral, 
 
 Chandlerville, tel Tallula, twp 17, 
 
 R 8, Sec 4 O80a (1911) 
 Berger, David (Anna) Ch Mary, Henry, 
 
 Edw., Beardstown Rt 3, twp 18, R 12, 
 
 Sec 32 O400a (1849) 
 
 Betz, John (Katherine) Ch Opal, How- 
 ard, Frank, Chandlerville Rt 2, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 10 
 O80a (1870) 
 
 *Biddlecome, D. (Amanda) Ch Ed., 
 Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, twp 18, 
 R 10, Sec 31, O160a 
 
 *Bierhaus, Ed (Corrie) Ch Earl, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 2, tel Virginia, twp 18 R 11, 
 Sec 24 O80a (1868) 
 
 Bierhaus, J. M. (Louise) Ch Donald, 
 Lisetta, Virginia Rt 2, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, R 10, Sec 19 T202a Eliza 
 Bierhaus (1870) 
 
 *Bierhaus, Milt (Addie) Virginia Rt 2, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 19 
 O180a (1870) 
 
 *Biggs, Chas. S. (Eilen) Ch Thomas, 
 Edwin, "The Elms" Ashland Rt 3, 
 twp Ashland, Sec 7-8 O320a (1860) 
 
 Bins, Wm. L. (Florence) Ch Donald, 
 Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, twp 18, 
 R 11, Sec 34 040a (1881) 
 
 *Black, Alva (Mae) Ch Mable, IVa, 
 Frances, Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 18 T320a Robert 
 Hall (1881)
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 153 
 
 *Bla!r, Jas. (Carrie) Ch Henry, Flor- 
 ence, Jessie, Walter, Unia, Chandler- 
 ville Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, twp 19, 
 R 9, Sec 35 T196a Howard Boone 
 (1877) 
 
 Blair, John (Nettie) Chandlerville Rt 
 
 I, tel Chandlerville, twp 19, R 8, Sec 
 31 TlOa Elias Atterberry (1875) 
 
 Blair, Samuel (Emma) Ch Claude, 
 John, Lettia, Clinton, Hugo, Clark, 
 Chandlerville Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 18, R 9, Sec 2 T160a Chilton Es- 
 tate (1868) 
 
 *Blair, W. D. (Myrtle) Ch Alma, Rus- 
 sell, Chandlerville Rt 1, tel Chand- 
 lerville, twp 18, R 8, Sec 5 T120a 
 Anna Blair (1891) 
 
 Blakeman, G. W. (Dora) Beardstown 
 Rt 1, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, 
 Sec 3 T5a F. Lebcher (1852) 
 
 Blaylock, J. Q. (Ethel) Ch Grace, Lu- 
 cile, John, Beardstown Rt 1, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 3-10 
 T160a Mrs. Susie Dunn (1915) 
 
 Blohm, A. W. Ch Chas. Inez, Alpha, 
 Beardstown Rt 2, twp 18, R 12, Sec 
 36 T117a A. E. Sahmoldt (1849) 
 
 Blohm, Peter M. (Mary) Ch Pearl, Lee, 
 Anna, Beardstown Rt 1, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 19, R 11, Sec 6 O243a 
 (1857) 
 
 Blohm, W. C. (Ula) Ch Helen, Beards- 
 town Rt 1, tel Beardstown, twp 19, 
 R 11, Sec 32 O120a (1891^ 
 
 *Blum, Chas. W. (Anna) Ch Gladys, 
 Clifford, Beardstown Rt 1, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 24 O80a 
 (1880) 
 
 *Blum, George (Sophia) Ch Lcraine, 
 Effle, Elmer, Lloyd, Clarence, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 
 
 II, Sec 27 O152a (1860) 
 
 Blum, Henry, Beardstown Rt 1, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 14 O80a 
 (1862) 
 
 Blum, Chas, Ch Robert, Beardstown Rt 
 1, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 
 4 O164a (1866) 
 
 Boatman, Jasper (Mary) Ch Lizzie, 
 Frank, Izorha, Robert, Samuel, 
 Daisy, Carl, Bertha, John Arenzville 
 Rt 3, tel Arenzville, twp 17 R 11, 
 Sec 29 T20a W. Herbert (1904) 
 
 Boatman, Robert (Pauline) Ch Ever- 
 ett, Arenzville Rt 3, tel Arenzville, 
 twp 17, R 11, Sec 28 T23a Lee Beard 
 (1907) 
 
 Bockemeier, F. Elmer (Fern) Beards- 
 town Rt 1, tel Beardstown, twp 18, 
 R 11, Sec 18, T79a H. Bockemeier 
 (1894) 
 
 Bockemeier, Rude (Metha) Beards- 
 town Rt 1, tel Beardstown, twp 19, 
 R 11, Sec 31 T200a A. Hagen & Geo. 
 Kuhlman (1883) 
 
 *Boeker, Harve L. (Alma) Chandler- 
 ville Rt 1, tel Tallula, twp 18, R 9, 
 Sec 26 O280a (1900) 
 
 *Boeker, Walter C., Ashland Rt 2, tel 
 Tallula, twp 18, R 8, Sec 7-8 T240a 
 Bocker Estate (1900) 
 
 Boensel, Otto (Addie) Ch Clara, Ruby, 
 Bluff Springs Box 17, tel Beardstown- 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 21 O175a (1885) 
 
 Boggs, Garland (Nancy) Ch William, 
 Clarence, Erma, Ashland Rt 3, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17 R 9, Sec 15-22 T231a 
 Ray Ross (1905) 
 
 Bollhorst, Fred Beardstown Rt 1, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 19, R 11, Sec 28 
 T374a C. A. Wagener (1890) 
 
 Bool, Mrs. Emory Ch Myrtle, Emory, 
 Ashland, Rt 3, tel Ashland, twp 17 
 R 9, Sec 24 T172a Black Estate 
 (1904) 
 
 Bool, Wilster (Abbie) Ch Edgar, Leda, 
 Louise, Ashland Rt 1, twp Ashland, 
 Sec 31 T40a Frank Davy (1882) 
 
 Bottom, Ed. (Mary) Ch Marvin, Min- 
 nie, Ashland Rt 2, twp Ashland, Sec 
 5 T40a W. Severs (1917) 
 
 Bowman, Chas. R. (Wilma) Ch Helen, 
 Francis, Charles, Virginia Rt 3, twp 
 
 17, R 9, Sec 6 T a J. A. Cunningham 
 (1889) 
 
 * Bowman, L. (Maude) Ch Kennith, 
 Clifford, . Beardstown Rt 1, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 19, R 11, Sec 31 
 T70a Treadway Rode Gun Club 
 (1894) 
 
 Bowman, T. G. (Delia) Ch Clara, Li- 
 vita, James, Tilford, Virgil, Beards- 
 town Rt 3, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 
 12, Sec 22, O180a (1887) 
 
 Boyd, W. I. (Nora) Ch Stella, John, 
 Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 9, SeQ 36 Farmhand for A. A. Din- 
 widdie (1876) 
 
 Braden, Chas. M. (Ollie) Ch Fritz, Lu- 
 cinda, George, Goldie, Thelma, 
 Charles, Merle, Beardstown Rt 2, 
 twp 18, R 12, Sec 25 Tla Geo. Kuhl- 
 man (1874) 
 
 Braden, O. E. (Blanche) Ch Clara, 
 Mary, Othniel, Helen, Beardstown 
 Rt 3, tel Beardstown, twp 17, R 12, 
 Sec 10 O80a (1886) 
 
 Brady, John R. (Catherine) Ch Ger- 
 trude, Eugene, Paul, Josephine, 
 Beardstown Rt 1, tel' Virginia, twp 
 
 18, R 11, Sec 15 O40a (1878)
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Braner, Chas. (Marie) Arenzville Rt 3, 
 tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 29 
 T50a Kucher & Dover (1916) 
 
 Brannan, Harry C. (Ethel) Ch Anna, 
 Rose, Beardstown Rt 3, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 17, R 12, Sec 17 T240a 
 John Brannan (1893) 
 
 Brasel, Frank (Bertha) Ch Roy, Ed- 
 ward, Mable, Virginia Rt 5, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 33 T28a Mrs. 
 Walker (1890) 
 
 *Brasel, Howard (Olive) Virginia Rt 
 1, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 26 
 T120a Win. H. Witte (1879) 
 
 Brasell, Ed. (Louisa) Ch Anna, 
 Luther, Alma, Ora, Myrtle, Arenz- 
 ville Rt 1, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 
 12, S'ec 26 T160a J. Luthham (1887) 
 
 Brassell, Luther (Ruth) Ch Robert, 
 June, Arenzville Rt 1, tel Arenzville, 
 twp 17, R 12, Sec 34 T160a Aug. 
 Hansmeier (1888) 
 
 Brauer, Ed. (Sallie) Oakford Rt 1, tel 
 Oakford, twp 19, R 8, Sec 21 T230a 
 Mrs. Anna Brauer 
 
 Brauer, Henry (Lolitha) Ch) Ewell, 
 Lois, Oakford Rt 1, tel Oakford, twp 
 19, R 8, Sec 20-29 O99a (1888) 
 
 *Brauer, Mrs. Eliza Ch Elsie, Anna, 
 Louis, Oakford Rt 1, tel Oakford, 
 twp 19, R 8, Sec 21 O229a (1885) 
 
 v Briar, D. H. (Ella) Ch Burton, Earl, 
 Ruth, Virginia Rt 2,te"l Chandlerville, 
 twp 18, R 10, Sec 4 O522a (1871) 
 
 Briggs, Clyde (Ida) Arenzville Rt 3, 
 tel Arenzville, twp 17 R.11, S'ec 20 
 O20a (1907) 
 
 Briggs, Edw. (Margaretta) Ch Minnie, 
 Ellen, William, Frank, Charles, Dora, 
 Beardstown Rt 2, twp 17, R 11, Sec 
 20 O20a (1891) 
 
 Briggs, Elmer (Ella) Beardstown Rt 2, 
 twp 17, R 11, Sec 17 O40a (1888) 
 
 *Briggs, Harvey (Nettie) Ch Elmer, 
 Harley, Oliver, Oscar, Archie, Lillie, 
 Myrtle, Clara, Beardstown Rt 2, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 18 
 OlOOa (1882) 
 
 Briggs, Marian (Osie) Ch Harold, 
 Arenzville Rt 1, tel Arenzville, twp 
 17, R 12, Sec 11 T2a Charles Tucker 
 (1912) 
 
 Briggs, Sherman (Osie) Ch Harold, 
 Arenzville Rt 1, twp 17, R 12, Sec 29 
 Tla G. Kuhlman (1911) 
 
 Brittain, Park (Reba) Ch Tola, Virginia 
 Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 
 12 T97a John Nesbit (1915) 
 
 *Broakhouse, Dietrich (Emma) Vir- 
 ginia Rt 2, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 10, 
 Sec 32 O160a (1893) 
 
 Brockschmldt, Chris (Louise) Ch Ida, 
 Beardstown Rt 1, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 19, R 11, S'ec 31 O360a (1881) 
 
 Brown, Harry (Georgiana) Ch Helen, 
 Louise, Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 34 O120a (1883) 
 
 Brown, W. F., Beardstown Rt 1, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 18 
 (1890) 
 
 Bruaw, Chas. S. (Lucy) Virginia Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 10, Sec 5 
 O189a (1917) 
 
 Brunk, Chas. (Sidney) Ch Alice, 
 Glenn, Virginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R, 10, Sec 16 T197a Jos. Wil- 
 son (1883) 
 
 Brunk, Clarence (Martha) Ch Pauline, 
 Virginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, twp 18, 
 R 9, Sec 30 (1886) 
 
 Brunk, George (Lillie) Ch Howard, 
 Virginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 10, Sec 16 T86a Robert Hall 
 (1886) 
 
 Brunk, William (Mary) Ch James, 
 Alice, Virginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, twp 
 18, R 10, S'ec 35 T80a John Carlston 
 (1887) 
 
 Buck, Clyde (Lizzie) Beardstown Rt 2, 
 tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 18 
 T a John Weeks (1890) 
 
 Buck, Elmer (Julia) Ch Bertha, Bea- 
 trice, John, Beardstown Rt 2, twp 18, 
 R 11, Sec 30 (1877) 
 
 Buck, John A. (Anna) Ch George, 
 Edna, Beardstown Rt 2, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 18, R 11, Sec 20 O40a T40a 
 Ella Mann (1870) 
 
 Buck, Lester (Maude) Ch Eva, Russell, 
 Archie, Letia, Arenzville Rt 3, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, Rj 11, Sec 20 
 Tl}5a Wm. Neeham (1902) 
 
 Buck, Minnie M. Ch Henry, Harry, Her- 
 man, Arenzville Rt 1, tel Arenzville, 
 twp 17, R 12, Sec 25 T8a Oliver Hark- 
 man (1887) 
 
 Buck, Winfield (Amanda) Ch Thomas, 
 Clyde, Lark, Minnie, Delia,) Beards- 
 town Rt 2, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 
 11, Sec 18 O80a (1857) 
 
 Buget, James (Sarah) Ch Albert, 
 Chandlerville Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 18, R 9, S'ec 14 T80a (1909) 
 
 Bull, J. O. Beardstown, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 17, R 12, Sec 11 T160a L. S. 
 Doane (1900) 
 
 Bull, Madison Ch Morris, James, 
 George, Hont, Jacob, Mary, Eliza- 
 beth, Cora, Beardstown Rt 3, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 17, R 12, Sec 11 
 T160a L. S. Doane (1900)
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 155 
 
 Burton, Minter (Lue) Ch Ellen, 
 Charles, Minte, Bertha, Gordon, Ha- 
 zel, Ashland Rt 2, tel Tallula, twp 18, 
 R 8, Sec 20 T289a G. M. Spear 
 (1901) 
 
 Burton, Oscar (Bessie) Ch Emma, 
 Owen, Delta, Ashland Rt 2, twp Ash- 
 land, Sec 16 T53^a John Walker 
 (1916) 
 
 *Butler, L. O. (Daisy) Ch Homer, Ash- 
 land, twp Ashland, O200a (1873) 
 
 Buttler, Geo. (Lizzie) Ch Daisy, El- 
 mer, Hazel, Beardstown Rt 3, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 17, R 12, Sec 15 
 T220a Sarah Lillard (1897) 
 
 Buxton, Albert S. (Myrtle) Ch Glen, 
 Alberta, Wayne, Virginia Rt 5, tel 
 Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 36 O80a 
 T80a Amos Buxton (1882) 
 
 *fCampbell, Alfred (Mary) Ch Will- 
 iam, A. S'. Marguerite, "Maple Lawn" 
 Ashland Rt 3, twp Philadelphia, Sec 
 13 O300a (1858) 
 
 Campbell, I eo (Tena) Ch Samuel, Ora, 
 Beardstown Rt 1, twp 18, R 12, Sec 
 2o T80a Geo. Kuhlman (1882) 
 
 Campbell, R. H. (Nadine) Ch Vivian, 
 Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, twp 18, 
 R 10, Sec 32 O255a 
 
 Carls, Chas. A. (Herble) Bluff Springs, 
 tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, S'ec 21 
 T50a A. W. Mathews (1892) 
 
 *Carls, Geo. H. (Minnie) Ch Selma, 
 Elmer, Beardstown Rt 2, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 18, R 11, Sec 19 O306a 
 (1874) 
 
 *fCarls, Gus A. (Ida) Ch Edw. Fred, 
 Gus, Lydia, Delia, Norman, Oscar, 
 Beardstown Rt 2, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 30 O500a (1876) 
 
 *fCarls, Herman H. (Alma) Ch Doro- 
 thy, Edna, Clarence, Beardstown Rt 
 2, tel Beardstown, twp 18 R 11, Sec 
 31 O120a (1883) 
 
 Carls, John H. (Katherine) Ch Nor- 
 man, Alma, Glennan, Virginia Rt 1, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 15 
 T334a Rosa Pratt & H. C. Pratt 
 (1880) 
 
 Carls, Julius O. (Eva) Ch William, 
 Arenzville Rt 3, tel Virginia-Beards- 
 town, twp 17, R 11, Sec 4 T80a Rose 
 Hockman (1887) 
 
 *Carls, Louis H. (Caroline) Ch Gladys, 
 Elsie, Ashland Rt 2, twp Ashland, 
 Sec 6 O80a (1870) 
 
 *fCarls, Lewis W. (Emma) Ch 
 Georgie, Beardstown Rt 2, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 30 
 O125a T240a Lena Carls (1886) 
 
 *Carls, William (Hilda) Ch Russell, 
 Beardstown Rt 2, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 32 O80a (1881) 
 
 Carls, Wm. M. (Louise) Ch Clifford, 
 Virginia Rt 5, tel Beardstown, twp 
 18, R 11, Sec 33 O40a (1877) 
 
 *Carslenjohanns, Fred Ch Anna, Mary, 
 Katie, Tallula Rt 1, tel Tallula, twp 
 18, R 8, Sec 28 O99a (1882) 
 
 Carmichael, L. M. (Carrie) Ch Harry, 
 Elsie, Vida, Virginia Rt 3, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18 R 9, Sec 31 T80a Carl 
 Anderson (1914) 
 
 Carter, James (Nellie) Ch Stella, 
 Louise, Henry, Acie, Minnie, Arenz- 
 ville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 36 Farmhand 
 for Henry Zahn (1912) 
 
 *Case, N. J. (Susan) Ch Carrie, How- 
 ard, Hallie, Theodore, Lula, Chand- 
 lerville Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 
 18, R 9, Sec 14 O320a (1861) 
 
 Case, Thomas (Elsie) Chandlerville Rt 
 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 
 23 T240a L. A. Owens (1895) 
 
 *Case, William (Louise) Ch Blanche, 
 Beulah, Chandlerville Rt 2, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 23 
 T40a Irvine Estate (1892) 
 
 Cavender, D. P. (Alvera) Virginia Rt 6, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 34 
 O40a (1856) 
 
 Caywood, C. A. (Martha) Ch Stella, 
 Vita, Vena, Viginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 10, Sec 4-9 O65a (1864) 
 
 Cearlock, William (Clara) Ch Ethel, 
 MShland Rt 3, twp Philadelphia, Sec 
 12, T410a Louis Savage (1913) 
 
 "Chambers, Chas. E. (Tillie) Ch Til- 
 lie, Oscar, Ursula, Dewey, Bluff 
 Springs, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, 
 Sec 34 OlOOa T96a Clark Estate 
 (1852) 
 
 Chancy, J. R. (Liza) Chi Eliah, Myrtle, 
 Ben, Pearl, Virginia Rt 3, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18, R 9, Sec 22 T40a J. J. 
 Crews (1915)
 
 156 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Charlesworth, Joseph T. Ch Bessie, 
 William, Edw., Dollie, Arenzville Rt 
 2, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 
 34 O24iy 2 a (1884) 
 
 Childers, William (Carrie) Ch Georgie, 
 Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 
 , Sec 28 Farmhand for T. R. Cline 
 (1916) 
 
 *Chilton, Chas. (Ellen) Ashland Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 8, Sec 29 
 OlOOa (1850) 
 
 *Chilton, Edward (Mattie) Ch Glenn, 
 Louise, Hester, Chandlerville Rt 1, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 8, Sec 
 7 O73a (1874) 
 
 *Chilton, Bros. J. J., Chandlerville Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 
 22-23 T 160a John Chilton (1869) 
 
 *Chittick, J. C. (Mary) "Pleasant View 
 Farm" Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, S'ec 31-32 O120a (1869) 
 
 *Chittick, John H. (Maude) Ch Harry, 
 Richard, Virginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, 
 twp i7, R 10, Sec 15 T144a Geo. 
 Chittick (1880) 
 
 Clark, Homer (Dora) Ch Roy, Pearl, 
 Mary, Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 
 
 17, R 10, Sec 25 T a Angus Tayler 
 (1915) 
 
 *Clark, N. N. (Luella) Ch Lester, 
 Nell, Bernice, Ernest, Frank, Bluff 
 Springs, twp 18, R 11, Sec 33 O140a 
 (1865) 
 
 Clasing, Fred (Katherine) Ch Otto, 
 Freda, John, Ashland Rt 2, tel Tal- 
 lula-Chandlerville, twp 18, R 8, Sec 
 14 O80a (1889) 
 
 Clayton, F. A. (Irene) Virginia Rt 5, 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 34 T60a R. F. Clay- 
 ton (1893) 
 
 *Clayton, H. W. (Laura) Ch Alice, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, 
 Sec 27 O95a (1889) 
 
 *Clayton, R. F. (Nellie) Ch May, 
 Harry, Iva, Floyd, Roy, Virginia Rt 5, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18 R 11, Sec 27 
 O160a (1864) 
 
 Clem, George (Maude) Ch Floyd, Ce- 
 cil, Dorothy, Beardstown Rt 2, twp 
 
 18, R 11, Sec 31 Tla F. X. Pond 
 (1907) 
 
 demons, J. S. "Coro Grove" Ashland 
 Rt 2, twp Ashland, Sec 9 T160a W. 
 F. Edwards (1851) 
 
 *Clemons, Raymond (Martha) Ash- 
 land Rt 3, tel Ashland, twp 17, R 9, 
 Sec 24-25 T222a J. D. Turner (1907) 
 
 *Clemons, Thomas (Ella) Ch Gilbert, 
 Thelma, Audice, Loraine, Clyde, 
 Ashland Rt 3, twp Ashland Sec 30 
 T246a D. A. Tayior (1871) 
 
 Clement, G. G. (Nola) Ch Verna, 
 George, Virginia Rt 1, tel Arenzville, 
 twp 17, R 10, Sec 30 T5a D. M. 
 Crum (1902) 
 
 *Cline, Frank (Mattie) Ch Marjorie, 
 George, Kenneth, Virginia Rt 3, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, S'ec 25-26 
 T280a W. T. Sudbink (1890) 
 
 *Coil, Clay C. (Nellie) Bluff Springs, 
 tel Virginia-Beardstown, twp 18, R 
 11, Sec 28 T160a Homer Decker 
 (1901) 
 
 Coil, Noah (Fannie) Ch Gwendolyn, 
 J^ia, Percy, Mabel, Kemmie, Fran- 
 cis, Marie, Beardstown Rt 2, twp 18, 
 R 11, Sec 19 T40a Bob McGowin 
 (1912) 
 
 Coil, W. J. (Ida) Ch Lola, Clay, Iris, 
 Nona, Beardstown Rt 2, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 18, R 12, Sec 25 O296a 
 (1901) 
 
 *Coldwell, John (Kate) Ch Mazie, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 5, tel Beardstown- Virginia, 
 twp 18, R 10, Sec 31 Ola (1864) 
 
 Coldwell, Thos. H. (Lizzie) Ch Rach- 
 ael, Vernon, Beatrice, Virginia Rt 5, 
 twp 17, R 11, Sec 12 O55a (1905) 
 
 Cole, Fred (Lydia) Arenzville Rt 3, 
 twp 17, R 11, Sec 17, T40a H. Win- 
 holdt (1902) 
 
 Coleman, A. H. (Olive) Ch; Ralph, 
 "Oakland Farm" Virginia Rt 6, tel 
 Virginia, twp 18, R 10, S'ec 26 O80a 
 (1871) 
 
 Coleman, John W. (Ellen) Beardstown 
 Rt 1, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, 
 Sec 6 T160a C. N. Dunn (1872) 
 
 Collings, H. H. (Inez) Ch Irene, Hu- 
 bert, Beardstown Rt 3, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 17, R 12, Sec 4 T180a H. 
 W. Oetgen (1905) 
 
 Collins, Harry (June) Ch Mildred, Jo- 
 seph, Maurine, Ashland Rt 3, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 15 T250a Arch 
 Maine, (1885) 
 
 Collins, Howard (Grace) Ch Franklin, 
 Ashland Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 
 9, Sec j.5 T511a Arch Maine (1895) 
 
 Collins, Leslie (Verna) Ch Thelma, 
 Virginia Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 
 18, R 10, Sec 4 T122a Wm. Dillow 
 (1887)
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 157 
 
 Collins, Newt (Flora) Ch Anna, Al- 
 fred, Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 
 18, R 9, Sec 35 Tla W. Thomas 
 (1917) 
 
 Collins, Wm. E. (Dollie) Ch Helen, 
 Hester, J. C., Dorothy, Billy, Virgil, 
 Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 
 9, Sec 19, T385a C. W. S'avage 
 (1883) 
 
 Colpitts, R. S. (Emma) "Hard Maples" 
 Philadelphia, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 
 9, Sec 16 O120a (1872) 
 
 Colburn, W. H. (Ollie) Ch Glenn, 
 Chandler-viHe Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 18, R 8, Sec 5 O40a (1906) 
 
 Colston, Frank (Mollie) Ch Margaret, 
 James, Francis, Virginia Rt 6, tel 
 Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 11 O80a 
 (1856) 
 
 Comiskey, Peter (Elizabeth) Ashland 
 Rt 2, twp Ashland, Sec 21 T80a 
 Henry Votsmier (1917) 
 
 Conover, Roy C. (Ch Helen, Virginia 
 Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 
 30 T a C. W. Conover (1884) 
 
 Cook, Fred (Maude) Virginia Rt 1, tel 
 Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 31 O114a 
 (1881) 
 
 Cook, Ralph (Hilma) Ch Lucille, Rus- 
 sell, Chandlerville Rt 2, tel Chander- 
 ville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 11, O80a 
 (1879) 
 
 Cook, W. L. (Margaret) Chandlerville 
 Rt 2, twp 18, R 9, Sec 11 O120a 
 (877) 
 
 Coon, Lafayette (Mary) Ch Minnie, 
 Emma, Beardstown Rt 3, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 18, R 12, Sec 36 O106a 
 (1912) 
 
 *Cooper, Bristo (Alice) Ch Lalitha, 
 Harriet, Raymond, Chandlerville Rt 
 1, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 8, Sec 
 8 O250a (1860) 
 
 Cooper, James S. (Maude) Ch Virgil, 
 Gerald, Lorine, Ashland Rt 2, twp 18, 
 R 8, See 28 O5a (1910) 
 
 Cooper, John Henry (Eliza) Ch Will- 
 iam, Katie, Ashland Rt 2, tel Ash- 
 land, twp 17, R 8, Sec 4 O15a (1853) 
 
 Cooper, Noah L. (Merna) Ch Alice, 
 Chandlerville Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 18, R 9, Sec 13 T80a Lena Dirks 
 (1885) 
 
 Corcoran, L. D. (Nettie) Ch Melba, 
 Arenzville Rt 1, tel Arenzville, twp 
 17, R 12, Sec 29 T lOOa George E. 
 Corcoran (1899) 
 
 Cosner, Mrs. Susan E. Ch Alfred, Rol- 
 land, Russell, Ashland Rt 3, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 14-23 T466a 
 Cosner Estate (1895) 
 
 *fCosner, Thos. Philadelphia, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 23-14 O466a 
 (1843) 
 
 Cox, Arthur (Maggie) Ch Paul, Roy, 
 Vern, Helen, Virginia Rt 3, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18, R 9, Sec 35 T40a Wm. 
 Thomas (1903) 
 
 Cox, Thomas (Esther) Ch Lucille, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 3, twp 18, R 9, Sec 35 T7a 
 W. R. Cox (1903) 
 
 Cox, W. R. (Nancy) Ch Ben, Castle, 
 Nellie, Jessie, Roy, Olive, Oscar, Bert, 
 Dollie, May, Robert, Virginia Rt 3, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 9, Sec 35 
 O54a (1903) 
 
 Craggs, C. D. (Clara) Ch Gilbert, 
 Chandlerville Rt 1, twp 19, R 9, Sec 
 36 T240a I. Atterberry (1917) 
 
 *Craig, Robert J. (Addie) Arenzville 
 
 Rt 2, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, 
 
 Sec 36 O80a (1878) 
 *Cramer, E. Ch Jacob, Louisa, Julius, 
 
 Bert, Virginia Rt 5, tel Beardstown, 
 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 33 O140a (1856) 
 Crews, Arthur A. (Elda) Ch Opal, 
 
 Beardstown, twp 17, R 12, Sec 6 
 
 T80a Mary Crews (1916) 
 Crews, J. J. (Bell) Ch Letha, Leonard, 
 
 Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 18, 
 
 R 9, Sec 34 O60a (1851) 
 Crews, J. L. (Minnie) Ch Beatrice, 
 
 Wesley, Beardstown, twp 17, R 12, 
 
 Sec 5 T21a Mary Crews (1889) 
 Crews, Oscar (Lydia) Ch Wilbur, 
 
 Edith, Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, 
 
 twp 18, R 9, S'ec 34 T60a Thos. 
 
 Crews (1880) 
 
 THE ARENZVILLE INDEPENDENT 
 
 ANNA S. HOAGLAND, Owner and Publisher 
 
 Established 1895 Phone No. 10 
 
 One dollar and fifty cents a year, in advance. First class job work 
 of all kinds. Sale and Horse bills a specialty. Give us a call.
 
 158 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Crews, R. D. (Mary) Ch Arthur, Flora, 
 Millie, Joseph, Ida, Cora, Lottie, 
 Beardstown, twp 17, R 12, Sec 5 
 T59a Mary F. Crews (1851) 
 
 Crowell, George (Merle) Ashland Rt 2 
 tel Ashland, twp 18, R 8, Sec 30 
 T5a L. W. Wright (1891) 
 
 Crowell, R. A. (Margaret) Ch Samuel, 
 Jessie, Ashland Rt 2, tel Ashland, 
 twp 18, R 8, Sec 31 TlOa Lavone 
 Olson (1856) 
 
 Grouse, Ernest (Myrtle) Ch Eugene, 
 Rule, Wayne, Ashland Rt 3, twp 17, 
 R 9, Sec 13 T30a Walter Savage 
 (1917) 
 
 "j-Crum, Arthur E. (Nina) Ch Mary, 
 Josephine, Arenzville Rt 2, tel Arenz- 
 ville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 36 T375a Mrs. 
 ~i. Skiles (1878) 
 
 Crum, D. M. (Henrietta) Ch Vida, "Ma- 
 ple Hill" Virginia Rt 1, tel Arenz- 
 ville, twp 17, R 10, S'ec 10 O140a 
 (1853) 
 
 *Crum, L. Ashland Rt 1, tel Ashland, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 36 O80a 
 
 *Crumrin, H. O. (Emma) Ch Arthur, 
 Louise, Chandlerville Rt 1, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 19, R 9, Sec 34 
 T45a Fred Zorn (1909) 
 
 Cunningham, Arch (Myrtle) Ch Earl, 
 Oliver, Viola, Virginia Rt 3, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp L8, R 9, Sec 32 O120a 
 
 *Cunningham, Henry, Virginia Rt 3, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 9 O440a 
 (1857) 
 
 Cunningham, J. A. "Allendale Farm" 
 Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 
 9, Sec 6 O400a (1843) 
 
 Cunningham, Mrs. (Sarah) Virginia Rt 
 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 7 
 T a Henry Cunningham (1829) 
 
 Curry, Stephen (Laura) Ch Frank, Ce- 
 cile, Oakford Rt 1, tel Oakford, twp 
 19, R 8, Sec 18 T200a P. N. Button 
 Estate (1911) 
 
 D 
 
 Dahmann, Ed (Mary) Ch Alfred, Viola, 
 Kenneth, Arenzville Rt 1, tel Arenz- 
 ville, twp 17, R 12, S'ec 26 T120a 
 Chas. Dahmann (1869) 
 
 Dahmann, Geo. H. (Emma) Ch Edna, 
 Elmer, Arenzville Rt 1, tel Arenz- 
 ville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 32 T197a Dah- 
 mann Estate (1872) 
 
 *Daniel, James C. (Dora) Ch Harry, 
 Pearl, Carrie, Gladys, Velina, Ash- 
 land Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, 
 Sec 14-11 T470a Barkley (1886) 
 
 Daniel, John H. (Lillie) Ch Roscoe, 
 Dewey, Letha, Ashland Rt 2, twp 
 Ashland, Sec 6 T160a M. E. Combs 
 (1892) 
 
 *Daniels, Major (Ella) Ch Nadine, 
 Beardstown Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 
 18, R 11, Sec 24 T150a Mauer Estate 
 (1886) 
 
 *Daniel, Robert G. (Ida) Ch Lee, John, 
 Leslie, Eula, Burton, Ashland Rt 2, 
 twp Ashland, Sec 5 O224a (1890) 
 
 *Daniel, Thomas (Alva) Ch Guy, 
 Maude, Maggie, Glennie, Scherwood, 
 Ashland Rt 2, tel Ashland, twp 18, 
 R 8, Sec 31 O116a (1887) 
 
 Davis, Alvia (Luberta) Ch Herschal, 
 Hazel, Arenzville Rt 3, tel Arenz- 
 ville^. twp 17, S'ec 16 T 80a Sylvester 
 Buck (1889) 
 
 *Davis, Chas. E. (Eva) Ch Harry, Carl, 
 Mary, Gladys, Virginia Rt 4, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 15 T86a 
 Arthur Korte (1878) 
 
 Davis, Claude (Anna) Beardstown Rt 
 2, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 
 18 T80a Peter Goff (1893) 
 
 Davis, L. (Augusta) Ch Margaret, Don- 
 ald, Beardstown Rt 3, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 17, -R 12, Sec 16 T80a C. 
 G. Tucker (1892) 
 
 * Davis, Leo (Gertrude) Ch Russell, 
 Gladys, Mildred, Virginia Rt 1, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 10 Sec 7 O145a 
 (1876) 
 
 Davis, Louis (Leila) Ch Wilbur, Ruby, 
 Ashland Rt 3, twp Philadelphia, Sec 
 12 T70a J. E. Thornley (1899) 
 
 Davis, Roy (Ethel) Ch Mary, Eunice, 
 Edna, Francis, Florence, Virginia Rt 
 1, twp 17, R 11, Sec 11 T320a Chas. 
 Huston (1893) 
 
 Davis, Stephen (Elizabeth) Ch *Roy, 
 Alva, Archie, Arenzville Rt 3, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, Sec 17 O80a 
 (1854)
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 159 
 
 Davis, S. W. (Amanda) Chandlerville 
 Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 8, 
 Sec 18 O12%a (1854) 
 
 Davis, Virgil (Lola) Ch Helen, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 
 10, Sec 7 T150a Nellie Suffern 
 (1885) 
 
 *Davis, V. W. Ch Lue, Virginia Rt 4, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, T240a 
 L. A. Petefish (1857) 
 
 *Davis, Walter L. (Emma) Ch Hilma, 
 Beardstown Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 
 18, R 11, Sec 24 O80a (1874) 
 
 Davis, Willis F. (Barbara) Ch Fern, 
 Wilbur, Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 22 OllOa (1884) 
 
 *Davis, Willis J. (Louise) Virginia Rt 
 1, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 
 
 12 O170a (1861) 
 
 Davidsmeier, Edw. J. (Frieda) Cn 
 Velma, Berdella, Norman, Marcella, 
 Frieda, Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 27 O130a (1909) 
 
 Davidsmeier, Fred (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Edw. Hannah, Alma, Gustie, Aman- 
 da, Amelia, Louis, William, Hilda, 
 Walter, Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 22 O220a (1896) 
 
 Davidsmeyer, J. H. (Marie) Ch Paul, 
 Rudolph, Edward, Beardstown Rt 1, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 14 
 O160a (1897) 
 
 Davison, Charles (Lizzie) Ashland Rt 
 1, twp Ashland, Sec 31 Farmhand 
 for Wm. Newell (1915) 
 
 Davison, Elmer (Susan) Ch Harold, 
 Agnes, Herschel, Ashland Rt 4, tel 
 Ashland, twp 17, Sec 33, T160a 
 Hiram Baxter (1908) 
 
 Davison, H. (Millie) Ch Earl, Ernest, 
 Everett, Bell, Mable, Ashland Rt 1, 
 tel Ashland, twp 17, R 9, Sec 27 
 Foreman for Harry Conover (1914) 
 
 Davison, Wm. (Delia) Ch Howard, 
 Ashland Rt 3, twp Philadelphia, Sec 
 
 13 Tla Alfred Campbell (1917) 
 *Dearing, E. L. (Lulu) Ch Eunice, 
 
 R. F., Charles, Chandlerville Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 8, Sec 
 7 T256a B. Cooper (1873) 
 
 Dearing, Harry (Sylvia) Ch William, 
 Dennis, Blanche, Virgil, Russell, 
 Ernest, Chandlerville Rt 2, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 12 
 T127a John Hostman (1877) 
 
 Decker, Geo. C. (Caroline) Virginia 
 Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 18, Sec 
 34 T120a Geo. Carl (1916) 
 
 *Defraties, Anna Ch Euel, Eunice, 
 Levata, Jessie, Virginia Rt 6, tel 
 Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 22 O160a 
 (1889) 
 
 *Defraties, Euel Virginia Rt 6, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 22 T160a 
 Anna Defraties (1901) 
 
 DeGroot, Henry (Ellen) Ch Harry, 
 Henry, John, George, Nelson, Ira. 
 Lucy, Chandlerville Rt 2, tel Chand- 
 lerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 16 T160a 
 Lewis Cowen (1861) 
 
 DeGroot, Jerry (Nellie) Ch Anna, 
 Joachin, Silas, Nancy, Ashland Rt 2, 
 tel Ashland, twp 18, R 8, See 29 
 O80a (1871) 
 
 DeGroot, John (Almira) Ch John, 
 Henry, Hannah, Ashland Rt 2, twp 
 18, R 8, Sec 29-32 O80a (1877) 
 
 *DeFrates, Joseph (Florence) Ch 
 Leta, Marion, Dorothy, Donald, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 
 9, Sec 7 T123a Mrs. Mary Jones 
 (1875) 
 
 Dellinger, Hale (Lyrta) Ch Mildred, 
 Cora, Ashland Rt 2, twp Ashland, 
 Sec 16-17 T40a E. T. Hewett (1910) 
 
 *Devlin Bros. Philadelphia, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 21 T157a 
 John Devlin, Sr. (1887) 
 
 Devlin, Frank Ashland Rt 3, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 11-12 T278a 
 J. E. and Frank Devlin (1884) 
 
 *D->vlin, John E. (Mary) Ch Alvenia, 
 Ashland Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 9, Sec 11-12 T278a J. E. and Frank 
 Devlin (1882) 
 
 * Devi in, Lee (Frances) Ch Leo, Phila- 
 delphia, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, 
 Sec 21 T157a John Devlin, Sr. 
 (1884) 
 
 *Dick, W. F. (Lena) Ch Alfred, 
 Beardstown Rt 1, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 11, S'ec 3-10-11 O360a 
 (1865) 
 
 Dinkwater, Olive Virginia Rt 3, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 1 O51a 
 (1870) 
 
 *Dinwiddie, A. A. (Sybiel) Ch Leon, 
 Alvin, Mildred, Virginia Rt 4, tel 
 Jacksonville, twp 17, R 9, Sec 30 
 O307a (1901) 
 
 *fDlnwiddie, Loren L. (Delia) "Breezy 
 Point Farm" Virginia Rt 2, te.1 Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 33 T600a 
 Dietrich Brockhouse (1911) 
 
 *Dober, Edward Arenzville Rt 2, twp, 
 17, R 11, Sec 33 O95a (1893)
 
 160 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Dober, Frank Ch Edward, Myrtle, 
 Arenzville Rt 2, tel Arenzville, twp 
 17, R 11, Sec 33 O230a (1875) 
 
 Dobson, Mrs. Nancy Ch Nan, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 1, twp 17, R 10, Sec 16 
 O77a (1875) 
 
 Dodds, Harry (Jennie) Ch Alfred, 
 James, Richard, David, Virginia Rt 
 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 6 
 080a (1869) 
 
 Doerr, Henry W. Ch Everett, Leo, 
 Lorine, Beardstown, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 19, R 11, Sec 29 O120a (1855) 
 
 *Doerr, John E. (May) Ch Dorothy, 
 Annabelle, Norman, Beardstown Rt 
 
 1, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 
 23 O80a T80a C. & M. Reihl (1878) 
 
 Doerr, John W. (Carrie) Ch Earl, 
 Mazo, Helen, Virginia Rt 2, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 28-29 O80a 
 (1883) 
 
 Dohnan, Ed. (Mary) Ch Alfred, Viola, 
 Arenzville Rt 1, tel Arenzville, twp 
 17, R 12, Sec 26 O120a (1897) 
 
 Donaldson, Clarence (Inez) Ch Irene, 
 Claude, Virgil, Ashland Rt 1, twp 
 Ashland, Sec 31 Farmhand for Wm. 
 Newell (1895) 
 
 Doran, Mrs. P. W. Virginia Rt 4, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 35 
 O12V 2 a (1903) 
 
 Dotzert, Frank E. (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Pearl, Maire, Albert, Hazel, Howard, 
 Clarence, Hilad, Francis, Arenzville 
 Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 11, 
 Sec 3 O102a (1914) 
 
 Dotzert, Henry W. (Catherine) Ch 
 Harry, Julius, William, Frank, Fred, 
 Alma, Julia, Paul, Martha, Virginia 
 Rt 5, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 
 3 OlOla (1914) 
 
 Dour, Ed. Beardstown Rt 7, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 18, R 11, Sec 17 O120a 
 (1917) 
 
 *Dour, Louis (Elizabeth) Ch Otto, 
 John, George, Herman, Virginia Rt 
 
 2, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 25 
 O123a (1872) 
 
 * Drake, E. R. (Amelia) Ch Gilbert, 
 Chandlerville Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 18, R 9, Sec 22 O241a (1895) 
 
 Drake, J. H. (Addie) Ch Glenn, Alta, 
 Pearl, Carl, Myrtle, Ashland Rt 1, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 27 
 T5a -H. B. Baxter (1861) 
 
 Drake, J. W. (Alice) Ch Walter, Bes- 
 sie, William, Richard, Alice, Phila- 
 delphia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 16 OlOa 
 (1864) 
 
 *Drake, W. E. (Edith) Chandlerville 
 Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, 
 Sec 23 O120a (1895) 
 
 Drinkwater, Henry (Mary) Ch Walter, 
 Lydia, Rachel, Lizzie, Ollie, Charles, 
 Sarah, Edw., Frank, Beardstown Rt 
 3, twp 17, R 12, Sec 20 O140a, (1862) 
 
 Drinkwater, Joe H. (Alina) Ch John, 
 "Shady Nook Farm" Virginia Rt 3, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 12-7 
 T64a J. L. Drinkwater (1891) 
 
 Drinkwater, J. L. (Ida) Ch Catherine, 
 Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 
 10, Sec 1 O17a. 
 
 Drinkwater, Jos. (Lalitha) Ch Ed- 
 ward, Beardstown Rt 3, twp 17, R 
 12, Sec 17 O140a (1856) 
 
 Duckwiler, Dan Chandlerville Rt 1, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 19, R 9, Sec 
 28-33 T200a V. P. Turner (1864) 
 
 Duckwiler, James (Grace) Ch Helena, 
 Irene, Edna, Ethel, Chandlerville Rt 
 1, tel Chandlerville, twp 19, R 9, Sec 
 28-37 T200a V. P. Turner (1890) 
 
 *Dufelmeier, Fred K. (Frederica) Ch 
 Ellen, Arenzville Rt 2, tel Arenz- 
 ville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 33 O65a 
 (1884) 
 
 Dufelmeier, Henry (Lizzie) Ch Liddie, 
 Inez, Dorothy, Harry, Frank, Beards- 
 town Rt 3, tel Arenzville, twp 17, 
 R 12, Sec 4 O120a (1877) 
 
 Duling, A. H. (Delia) Ch Nellie, Paul, 
 "Maple View Farm" Ashland Rt 1, 
 tel Ashland, twp 17, R 9, Sec 36 
 T165a Duling Estate (1861) 
 
 Dunbar, Hurl (Iris) Beardstown Rt 2, 
 twp 18, R 12, Sec 24 O8a T40a Ellen 
 Dunbar (1905) 
 
 Dunchen, John (Mary) Ch Ella, Erna, 
 Lucy, Carrie, Mary, Anna, Charles, 
 Louis, Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 20 T320a Robert 
 Hall (1857) 
 
 Dunchen, Louis, Virginia Rt 4, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 20 T320a 
 Robert Hall (1895) 
 
 Dunchen, Tony Ch Mary, Frank, John, 
 Clara, Edw., Theresa, Ernest, Helen, 
 Fredrick, Agnes, Oakford Rt 1, tel 
 Oakford, twp 19, R 8, Sec 33 O217a 
 (1896) 
 
 *Dunn, Archie T. (Bessie) Beardstown 
 Rt 1, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, 
 Sec 3-10 T300a Mrs. Susan E. Dunn 
 (1891)
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 161 
 
 Dupes, Daniel (Mary) Virginia Rt 5, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 26 
 O80a (1857) 
 
 *Dupes, George W. Virginia Rt 5, 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 26 O118a (1867) 
 
 Dupes, Kate Virginia Rt 5, twp 18, 
 R 11, Sec 26 O50a (1869) 
 
 Dupes, Valentine (Luella) Ch Glen, 
 Ralph, Fern, Ethel, Beardstown Rt 
 1, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 
 24 O140a (1860) 
 
 Dychc, Howard (Ethel) Ch Everett, 
 Beardstown Rt 3, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 12, Sec 27 T160a A. L. 
 Jones (1890) 
 
 Dyer, Henry (Catherine) Ch Albert, 
 Norma, Virginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 11, Sec 13 T80a J. A. 
 McClure (1877) 
 
 Dyer, Margus Ch Norman, Florence, 
 Alliene, Virginia Rt 1, twp 17, R 10, 
 Sec 7 TlOa E. Hogan (1879) 
 
 *Eble, J. J. (Mary) Chandlerville Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 
 17 O200a (1872) 
 
 Eddings, C. R. (Delia) Ch William, 
 Grace, Chandlerville Rt 1, tel Chand- 
 lerville, twp 19, R 9, Sec 32 T400a 
 Leeker Estate (1887) 
 
 Edwards, George (Rachael) Ch,Lester 
 Elizabeth, Paul, Ashland Rt 3, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 1-2 O345a 
 (1843) 
 
 *Edwards, Howard (Maude) Ashland 
 Rt 2, tel Tallula, twp 18, R 8, Sec 
 33 T200a W. F. Edwards (1884) 
 
 *Edwards, J. E. Ashland Rt 3, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 2 O320a 
 
 (1875) 
 
 Edwards, J. E. (Mattie) Ch Irene, 
 Bryan, Dwight, Jane, Mary, Ashland 
 Rt 2, tel Virginia, Sec 35-36 O80a 
 
 (1882) 
 
 *Edwards, Lloyd (Nadine) Ch Wil- 
 liam Lee, Ashland Rt 2, tel Tallula, 
 twp 17 R 8, Sec 32 T250a Wm. Ed- 
 wards (1891) 
 
 *Edwards, W. F. "Coxes Grove" Ash- 
 land Rt 2, twp Ashland, Sec 9 O160a 
 (1854) 
 
 Eeck, Wm. Z. (Rickie) Ch Eddie, Ar- 
 thur, Harvey, Beardstown Rt 3, twp 
 18, R 12, Sec 22 O120a (1911) 
 
 Eichenauer, Albert (Anna) Ch Ruel, 
 Helen, Chandlerville Rt 2, tel Chand- 
 lerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 17-16 
 TllOa Lewis Yeck (1884) 
 
 Eichjnhuer, R. C. (Helen) Ch Ruben, 
 Freda, Alma, Chandlerville Rt 2, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 17 
 O160a (1845) 
 
 Eildis, John (Myrtle) Chandlerville 
 Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 
 s), Sec 23 TlyOa George Cline 
 (1912) 
 
 * Ei Iks, Herman Ch Herman, George, 
 Ben, Paul, Alma, Cutilda, Chandler- 
 ville Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, 
 R 8, Sec 18 O18a (1901) 
 
 Elam, John W. (Fannie) Ch Gladys, 
 Wayne, Donald, Garland, Virgina Rt 
 5, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 23 
 O120a (1874) 
 
 Eliers, Lena Ch Martin, John, Henry, 
 Mattie, Fred, Virginia Rt 2, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 10, Sec 5 
 T240a E. Linbert (1888) 
 
 Elliott, Henry (Christine) Ch Chester, 
 Edith, Harold, Roy, Irene, Marion, 
 Robert, Beardstown Rt 3, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 17, R 12, Sec 16 O60a 
 (1871) 
 
 Emerick, M. A. (Bell) Ch Arthur, 
 Alice, Robert, Edith, Harold, Beards- 
 town Rt 3, tel Beardstown, twp 17, 
 R 12, S'ec 4 T220a C. W. Maddox 
 (1887) 
 
 Emmons, J. C. (Ethel) Ch Giles, 
 Chandlerville Rt 1, tel Chandler- 
 ville, twp 19, R 8, Sec 31 T192a J. 
 G. Franken (1913) 
 
 Engle, John W. (Sophia) Ch William, 
 Arnold, Lewis, Virgil, Virginia Rt 5, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 1 
 O200a (1864) 
 
 *Evers, Fred Ch Anna, Fred, Helena, 
 George, Andrew, Arnold^ Ashland Rt 
 2, tel Tallula, twp 18, R 8, Sec 20 
 O160a (1899)
 
 162 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Fanigan, Mrs. Ann Ch Rose, Virginia 
 
 Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 
 
 7 O9a (1845) 
 Farmer, E. C. (Ollie) Ashland Rt 3, 
 
 twp Ashland, Sec 29 T a W. E. 
 
 Frazer 
 Farmer, James (Annie) Virginia Rt 2, 
 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 33 
 
 T120a Margaret Campbell (1896) 
 Fanning, Marshall (Anna) Ch Robert, 
 
 Arenzville Rt 2, tel Arenzville, twp 
 
 17, R 11, Sec 33 T160a Henry Roegge 
 (1892) 
 
 Fanning, MaYtin (Minnie) Ch Floyd, 
 Albert, Robert, Francis, Virginia Rt 
 5, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 31 
 T560a Howard Campbell (1894) 
 
 Fanning, R. E. (Marna) Ch Raymond, 
 Louise, Virginia, Rt 4, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 10, Sec 23 T160a Marion 
 Hall (1892) 
 
 Fanning, Rollo F. (Anna) Ch Pearl, 
 Edna, Francis, Beardstown Rt 1, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 4 
 T240a Henry Huppe (1892) 
 
 Fielden, David (Sarah) Virginia Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 10, Sec 
 10 O120a (1872) 
 
 *Fielden, Lincoln (Elizabeth) Ch Ina, 
 Blanche, Harry, "Sunny Brook 
 Farm" Virginia Rt & tel Chandler- 
 ville, twp 18, R 10, Sec 11 O415a 
 (1860) 
 
 *Fielden, R. H. Virginia Rt 2, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 10, Sec 10, 
 O180a (1865) 
 
 Fielden, W. J. (Wilma) Ch Donald, 
 Virginia Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 
 
 18, Rj 10, Sec 2 T120a Kirchener 
 (1894) 
 
 Fielder, Valentine (Minnie) Ch Min- 
 nie, Mary, Henry, John, Cora, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 
 11, Sec 34 O120a (1852) 
 
 Finch, John W. (Emma) Ch Milo, 
 Hilda, Beardstown Rt 2, tel Arenz- 
 ville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 7 O140a 
 (1910) 
 
 Finnegan, J. W. (Lena) Ch James, 
 "Hazeldale Farm" Virginia Rt 4, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 18 O61a 
 (1866) 
 
 Firher, Irvin (Inez) Beardstown Rt 
 3, tel Beardstown, twp 17, R 12, Sec 
 13 T314a Weir Estate (1884) 
 
 Flskel, Lewis (Mollie) Ch William, 
 Harry, Edna, Virginia Rt 6, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 34 T80a 
 Robert Hall (1899) 
 
 Force, J. W. (Ruby) Ch Russell, 
 Chandlerville Rt 1, twp 18, R 8, 
 Sec 7 Farmhand for Bocker Bros. 
 (1898) 
 
 Forman, J. W. (Melissa) Ch Tiny, 
 Lou, Clifford, Paul, Charles, Ashland 
 Rt 3, twp 17, R 9, Sec 13 T127a E. 
 E. Savage (1916) 
 
 Fourdyce, W. T. (Alice) Ch Villa, Jes- 
 sie, Earl, Wm., Frances, Anna, 
 Arenzville Rt 1, twp 17, R 12, Sec 
 31 O20a (1915) 
 
 *Fox, Edwin (Bane) Ch Fay, Earl, 
 Glenn, Verna, Virgil, Virginia Rt 3, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 9, Sec 35 
 O108a (1869) 
 
 *Fox, Frank (Frances) Virginia Rt 4, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 25 
 T180a F. C. Fox (1888) 
 
 Fox, F. C. (Dorothy) Ch Henry, An- 
 drew, Alice, James, Virginia Rt 3, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 9, Sec 34 
 O366a (1838) 
 
 *Fox, I. O. (Marie) Ch Albert, James, 
 Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 9, Sec 4 O80a (1872) 
 
 *Fox, Jesse H. (Helen) Ch Lucille, 
 Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 18, 
 R 9, Sec 34 O40a (1884) 
 
 Fox, Lewis (Marie) Virginia Rt 1, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 9-10 
 T140a L. L. Fox (1889) 
 
 *Fox, L. L. (Lucy) Ch Glenn, Virginia 
 Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 
 9-10 (1889) 
 
 *Fozzard, W. Howard (Bessie) Ch 
 Geo., Arenzville Rt 3, tel Arenzville, 
 twp 17, R 11, Sec 22 T135a Anna L. 
 Fozzard (1882) 
 
 Franer, Geo. E. (Viola) Ch Anna, 
 Beardstown Rt 2, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, Sec 19 T197a C. F. Johnson 
 (1878) 
 
 Frank, John, (Alta) Ch Catherine, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 1, twp 17, R 10, S'ec 20 
 T160a Jesse Decker (1888) 
 
 Frankerfield, Henry (Effie) Ch Pau- 
 line, Chandlerville Rt 1, tel Chand- 
 lerville, twp 19, R 9, Sec 25-36 T305a 
 Susan E. Power (1876) 
 
 Frankerfield, Wm. E. Ch Myrtle, 
 Chandlerville Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 19, R 9, Sec 36 T305a Susan E. 
 Power (1867) 
 
 Fraser, Thos. (Rosa) Ch Monie, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 
 18, R 10, Sec 18 T200a N. Pains- 
 worth (1913)
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 163 
 
 *Frazer, Wm. Ashland Rt 3, twp Ash- 
 land, Sec 29-20 O294a (1885) 
 
 Freeh, Geo. E. (Addie) Ch Edwin, 
 Mamie, John, Oscar, Beardstown Rt 
 2, twp 18, R 12, Sec 36 T117a A. E. 
 Schmoldt (1915) 
 
 French, George (Daisy) Ch Zella, 
 Orval, Carl, Virginia Rt 2, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 18 TlOOa 
 Harry Houck (1876) 
 
 Frlcke, Fred (Laura) Ch Lorna, Ver- 
 na, Orval, Arenzvrlle Rt 1, tel Arenz- 
 ville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 29 T160a 
 Geo. and John Kuhlman (1912) 
 
 Fricke, Henry (Elizabeth) Ch Fred, 
 Minnie, Lena, Nora, Amelia, John, 
 Bertha, Lydia, Lawrence, Arenz- 
 ville Rt 1, tel Meredosia, twp 17, 
 R 13, Sec 36 O292a (1867) 
 
 Fricke, John H. (Johanna) Ch Ar- 
 mine, Arenzville Rt 1, tel Meredosia, 
 twp 17, R 13, Sec 36 T160a Lydia 
 Deppe (1904) 
 
 *Fricke, Julius (Hulda) Ch Clifford, 
 Raymond, Meredosia Rt 1, tel Mere- 
 dosia, twp 17, R 13, Sec 36 T20t)a 
 G. H. Kuhlman (1887) 
 
 * Fricke, Theodore (Rosa) Ch Homer, 
 Nina, Anna, Arenzville Rt 3, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17 R. 11, Sec 21 
 T90a J. H. Fritsch, Mrs. A. Wicks 
 (1909) 
 
 *Fulton, Henry (Alice) Ch Agnes, 
 Cleon, Moulto, Ashland Rt 2, twp 
 Ashland, Sec 21-28 O160a (1877) 
 
 *Funk, Henry C. (Myrtle) Ch Charles, 
 Harry, Fredia, Victor, Virginia Rt 1, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 14 
 O307a (1862) 
 
 *Gaddis, L. F. (Nancy) Ch Mae, 
 Lloyd, Ashland Rt 3, tel Ashland, 
 twp 18, R 9, Sec 26 T200a Chas. 
 Koontz (1903) 
 
 *Ganner, Fred (Elizabeth) Ch Floyd, 
 Louis, Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 35 O40a T20a 
 John Kuhlman (1871) 
 
 Ganner, Margaret Arenzville Rt 3, twp 
 17, R 11, Sec 9 T40a Thos. Stock 
 (1847) 
 
 *Gardner, J. L. (Anna) Virginia Rt 4, 
 twp 17 R 9, Sec 29 Manager for Dr. 
 Carl E. Black (1913) 
 
 Garmon, Wm. P. (Birdie) Ch Eliza- 
 beth, Wayne, Jack, Virginia Rt 1, 
 twp 17, R 11, Sec 13 T190a E. 
 Graves (1916) 
 
 Garner, Harry (Letta) Ch Katherine, 
 Chandlervllle Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 18, R 9, Sec 12 T a John Hast- 
 man (1896) 
 
 Garner, Lloyd Chandlerville, twp 18, 
 R 9, Sec 6 (1892) 
 
 Garten, Rev G. Bruno (Anna) Ch 
 Marie, Elizabeth, Arenzville Rt 1, 
 tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 25 
 O40a St. Peter Evangelical Lutheran 
 Church (1912) 
 
 Gebhardt, Conrad (Bessie) Ch Ruth, 
 Doris, Chandlerville Rt 1, tel Chand- 
 lerville, twp 19, R 8, S'ec 32 O80a 
 (1892) 
 
 *Gebhardt, Wm. (Julia) Ch Pauline, 
 Chandlerville Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 18, R 9, Sec 1 O80a (1889) 
 
 *fGebig, Chas. W. (Lena) Ch Armida, 
 Arenzville Rt 3, tel Beardstown, twp 
 17, R 11, Sec 8 T200a Paul Phillipps 
 
 (1872) 
 
 Gentry, 0. H. (Maude) Ch Everett, 
 Ira, Clarence, Carl, Virginia Rt 4, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17 R 9, Sec 29 
 Farmhand for Frank Virgin (1883) 
 
 Gerard, Roy E. (Rachael) Beardstown 
 Rt 2, tel Beardstown, twp 17, R 11, 
 Sec 9 T80a O. Leachman (1900) 
 
 *Gerdes, Wm. R. (Rosa) Ch Alva, 
 Bessie, Beulah, Chandlerville Rt 1, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 19, R 9, Sec 
 36 O160a (1869) 
 
 Gibbons, Lee (Hattie) Ch Francis, 
 Clara, Lewis, Caltha, Iva, George, 
 Edw., Elmer, Alfred, Ida, Beards- 
 town Rt 2, twp 17, R 11, Sec 17, 
 T200a H. J. M. Ruppel (1907) 
 
 American Fence, B. P. S. Paints, Florence Heaters, Monarch 
 Ranges, Pumps, Plumbing, Engines, Furnace, Tin Work, Rugs. 
 ASHLAND HARDWARE & FURNITURE CO., ASHLAND, ILL
 
 164 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 'fGilbert, Wm. (Mary) Ch William, 
 Nellie, Kate, Frank, Fred, Ashland 
 Rt 3, tel Virginia twp 17, R 9, Sec 
 10 O253a (1849) 
 
 Gilpin, A. J. Ch John, Fines, Chand- 
 lerville Rt 1, twp 18, R 9, Sec 5 
 O14%a (1852) 
 
 *Glick, Harris H. (Sadie) Ch Louise, 
 Chandlerville Rt 2, tel Chandler- 
 ville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 10 O99^a 
 (1903) 
 
 Click, Henry Chandlerville Rt 2, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18 R 9, Sec 10 
 TSOOa Herman Glick (1903) 
 
 Glover, Luther (Mary) Ch Harold, 
 Bluff Springs, tel Virginia, twp 18, 
 R 11, Sec 32 T a Philip Jokisch 
 (1892) 
 
 Glover, Wm. G. (Florence) Virginia 
 Rt 5, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 
 4 O80a (1886) 
 
 Goff, Peter (Roena) Ch Anna, John, 
 Lawrence, Agnes, Geneva, Beards- 
 town Rt 2, tel Beardstown, twp 18, 
 R 11, Sec 19, O130a T120a Bill 
 Towsend (1870) 
 
 Goff, P. B. (Jennie) Ch Susan, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 
 9, Sec 3 T479a J. L. Corner (1871) 
 
 Greeley, H. W. (Cora) Ch Rose, Cyn- 
 thia, Dolly, George, Harry, Arenz- 
 ville Rt 2, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 
 11, Seo 35 T200a G. W. Crum (1910) 
 
 Greenwood, Colice (Eva) Ashland Rt 
 3, twp Ashland, Sec 29 T2a E. H. 
 ihornley (1897) 
 
 "Greenwood, Wm. I. (Mary) Ch Earl, 
 William, Celia, Marie, Virginia, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 2 OlOa 
 (1852) 
 
 Griffin, Chas. (Ada) Ch Wilfred, Lila, 
 Virginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 10, Sec 33 T160a Nancy Petefish 
 (1871) 
 
 Griffin, James H. (Bessie) Ch Leslie, 
 Mildred, Virginia Rt 2, twp 18, R 
 10, Sec 10 T200a Ivan Baxter 
 (1902) 
 
 Griffin, L. E. (Amanda) Chandler- 
 ville, Rt 1, twp 18, R 8, Sec 8 T80a 
 Bocker (1913) 
 
 Griffin, Lee W. (Erma) Chandlerville 
 Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 
 9, Sec 2 T140a Mrs. Jessie Davis 
 (1897) 
 
 *Guinther, Frank (Anna) Ch Nellie, 
 Virginia Rt 5, tel Beardstown, twp 
 17, R 11, Sec 4 OlOOa (1870) 
 
 *Guinsey, H. H. (Virginia) Ch Sophia, 
 Ashland Rt 2, tel Tallula, twp 18, 
 R 8, Sec 17 T17a L. J. Witty 
 (1907) 
 
 *Guinsey, John M. (Verna) Ashland 
 Rt 2, tel Tallula, twp 18, R 8, Sec 
 7 Farmhand for Bocker Bros. 
 (1909) 
 
 Guise, Frank (Mamie) Ch Lula, 
 Beardstown Rt 2, twp 17, R 12, Sec 
 12 T240a Chas. B. Dunn (1911) 
 
 Gust, S, H. (Alice) Ch Henry, Dan, 
 lola, Fred, Frank, Ludwig, Beards- 
 town Rt 3, twp 18, R 12, Sec 22 
 O60a (1871) 
 
 *Gust, T. Frank (Alice) Ch Robert, 
 Beardstown Rt 3, twp 18, R 12, Sec 
 27 T60a S. H. Gust (1895) 
 
 Gustafson, C. A. (Augusta) Ch Ruth, 
 Esther, Lillie, Ashland Rt 1, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 9, T400a Mrs. Wm. 
 Conover (1901) 
 
 H 
 
 Habrock, Chris (Marcella) Ch Oral, 
 Howard, Lela, Cleo, Gerald, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 
 9, Sec 28 T160a Wm. Lebkucer 
 (1871) 
 
 Hacker, W. L. (Jane) Virginia Rt 1, 
 twp 17, R 10, Sec 30 T80a E. W. 
 Johnson (1917) 
 
 *Hackman, E. F. (Amelia) Ch Elmer, 
 Orval, Cora, Morton, Earl, Arenzville 
 Rt 1, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, 
 Sec 26-23 O240a (1855) 
 
 Hackman, Oliver W. (Dorothy) Arenz- 
 ville Rt 1, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 
 11, Sec 30 T166a L. C. Hackman 
 (1883) 
 
 *Hackman, Orville Ch Mary, Janet, 
 John, "Fair View Farm" Virginia 
 Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 
 34 O132a (1884) 
 
 Hagen, Gus. E. (Anna) Ch Frank, 
 Ashland Rt 2, twp Ashland, Sec 17, 
 T160a Savage Estate (1915) 
 
 *Hager, Chas. (May) Ch Eva, June. 
 Mary, Charles, Beardstown Rt 1, 
 tel Beardstown, twp 19, R 11, Sec 
 29 T240a Cartwright Club (1882) 
 
 *Hager, Clarence W. (Mary) Ch Vern, 
 Omer, Benson, Beardstown Rt 1, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 6 
 O60a TlOOa Wm. B. Harris (1880)
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 165 
 
 *Hager, Harry H. (Nettie) Ashland 
 Rt 2, tel Ashland-Virginia, twp 18, 
 R 8, Sec 31 T320a Mrs. C. F. John- 
 son (1884) 
 
 Hager, Ray A. (Anna) Beardstown Rt 
 3, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 12, Sec 
 27 T120a P. M. Blohm (1887) 
 
 Hagerty, Silas (Anna) Ch Irva, Myr- 
 tle, Paul, Grethel, Alfred, Fannie, 
 William, Beardstown Rt 1, twp 18, 
 R 12, Sec 1 Tla Chas. Lebkechner 
 (1900) 
 
 Hall, B. C. (Ora) Ch Anna, Chandler- 
 ville Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, twp 19, 
 R 9, Sec 35 T81a T. Dick (1863) 
 
 Hall, O. L. (Martha) Oakford Rt 1, 
 tel Oakford, twp 19, R 8, Sec 33 
 T40a C. W. Tibbs (1891) 
 
 Hall, R. L. (Malissa) Chandlerville Rt 
 1, tel Chandlerville, twp 19, R 8, 
 Sec 31 O22i4a (1866) 
 
 Ham, Elbert (Maggie) Arenzville Rt 
 1, tel Meredosia, twp 17, R 13, Sec 
 35 T a W. O. Ham (1914) 
 
 Ham, W. O. (Odie) Ch Elbert, Lou, 
 Ellen, Arenzville Rt 1, tel Meredo- 
 sia, twp 17, R 13, Sec 25 T516a 
 Whittaker Bros. (1914) 
 
 Hammer, J. L. (Carrie) Ch Cecil, Mar- 
 garet, Beardstown Rt 3, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 18, R 12, S'ec 34 O160a 
 (1869) 1 
 
 Hankins, J. P. (Nellie) Ch Ralph, 
 Pearl, Rose, Elizabeth, James, Earl, 
 Virginia Rt 2, tel Virginia, twp 18, 
 R 10, Sec T80a/Fred Warner (1896) 
 
 *Hansmeier, August (Anna) Ch Edw., 
 Samuel, Harvey, Arenzville Rt 1, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 22 
 O280a (1845) 
 
 Hansmeier, Edw. A. (Minnie) Ch 
 Lula, August, Oscar, Henry, Arenz- 
 ville Rt 1, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 
 12, Sec 21 O200a (1872) 
 
 Harbin, Frank (Ida) Ch William, 
 James, Clem, Roy, Virginia Rt 1, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17 R 10, Sec 32 
 T5a R. G. Crum (1913) 
 
 Harbison, Wm. (Margaret) Ch Elmer, 
 "Pleasant View Farm" Chandlerville 
 Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, twp 19, R 9, 
 Sec 33-34 O124a (1864) 
 
 Harden, A. B. (Lydia) Ch Beulah, 
 Raymond, Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 10, Sec 1-2 T200a Mrs. R. 
 W. Mills (1887) 
 
 Harden, John L. J. (Mary) Ch Albert, 
 William, Lottie, Nancy, Beardstown 
 Rt 2, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 12, 
 Sec 13 O40a (1865) 
 
 *Harding, Mrs. Ruth Ch Robert, Sol, 
 Esther, "Mound Farm" Philadelphia, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 16-17 O124a (1854) 
 
 Hare, C. C. (Evelyn) Ch Gertrude, 
 Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 10, Sec 14 T187a Chris Hoffstetter 
 (1877) 
 
 HarrTs, E. O. (Marguerite) Virginia Rt 
 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 2 
 Tla Jas. Maslin (1886) 
 
 Harris, Phillip (Jennie) Ch Ernest, 
 Callie, Bessie, Needham, Reta, 
 Ralph, Richard, Virginia Rt 6, twp 
 18, R 10, Sec 15 T5a Geo. Hender- 
 son (1861) 
 
 Harris, Wm. B. (Mary) Ch Eula, 
 Beardstown Rt 1, twp 18, R 11, Sec 
 6, T240a Wm. G, Harris (1867) 
 
 *Harsman, H. R. (Hilda) Ch Harold, 
 Louise, Virginia Rt 2, tel Chandler- 
 ville, twp 18, R 10, Sec 8 O200a 
 (1897) 
 
 Hash, Peter Chandlerville Rt 2, twp 
 18, R 9, Sec 7 O20a (1853) 
 
 Hatfield, Arthur H. (Minnie) Ch 
 Charles, Arthur, Laura, Ashland Rt 
 3, twp 17 R 8, T80a W. P. Sinclair 
 (1916) 
 
 *Hayes, James (Frances) Beardstown 
 Rt 3, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 12, 
 Sec 28 T180a Albert Hays (1913) 
 
 Heady, E. C. (Mary) Ch Raymond, 
 Roy, Philadelphia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 
 16 OILot (1888) 
 
 Heath, R. H. (Cynthia) Ch Harrison, 
 Thomas, George, Mildred, Virginia 
 Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 
 14 T320a Geo. Conover (1904) 
 
 Henderson, Mrs. Cora Ch Archie, 
 Reita, Nellie, Beardstown Rt 3, twp 
 17, R 12, Sec 11 (1909) 
 
 *Henderson, W. L. (Mary) Virginia 
 Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 
 35 O133a (1885) 
 
 Henricke, Omer (Winnie) Ch Marga- 
 ret, Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 
 17, R 10, Sec 23 T80a Chas. Hall 
 (1916) 
 
 *Hendricker, Chas. F. (Sophia) Ch 
 Amelia, Ida, Henry, Hattie, Elmer, 
 Bessie, Julia, Lydia, Rudolph, 
 Arenzville Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 
 17, R 11, Sec 4 O156a (1850) 
 
 *Hendricker, Henry (Tillie) Ch Myr- 
 tle, Rosa, Homer, Irvin, Ada, Arenz- 
 ville Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 11, 
 Sec 8 O62a T90a H. C. Krohe (1890) 
 
 Hendricker, Rudolph (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Marie, Albert, Arenzville Rt 3, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 4 T70a 
 Chas Hendricker (1893)
 
 166 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Hermann, G. F. (Kate) Chandlerville 
 Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, 
 Sec 7-8 O440a (1875) 
 
 Henn, Henry (Catherine) Ashland 
 Rt 3, twp Ashland, Sec 17-18 T200a 
 Mrs. C. J. Salzenstein (1901) 
 
 Henry, J. A. (Julia) Ch Florence, 
 Paul, Pauline, Virginia Rt 3, tel 
 Virginia, twp 18, R 9, Sec 33 T120a 
 J. N. Gridley (1909) 
 
 Herbert, Wm. (Francis) Ch Carl, 
 Anna, Catherine, Benhardt, Louise, 
 Julia, John, Arenzville Rt 3, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 28 
 O80a T200a Wm. Bulschmidt (1890) 
 
 Herzberger, Louis H. Ch Audace, 
 Beardstown Rt 1, twp 18, R 11, Sec 
 5 O60a (1868) 
 
 *Hess, Chas. F. W. (Grace) Ch Rob- 
 ert, Beardstown Rt 3, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 18, R 12, Sec 23 T394a 
 Mary Hess (1885) 
 
 Hess, Mary Ch Lewis, Charles, Hat- 
 tie, Frank, Zelma, Rudolph, Mable, 
 Beardstown Rt 3, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 12, Sec 23 O394a (1882) 
 
 Hessler, H. C. Beardstown Rt 2, twp 
 18, R 11, Sec 20 O224a (1861) 
 
 Heusted, John (Margaret) Ch Rach- 
 ael, Mae, Virginia, tel Virginia, twp 
 17, R 10, Sec 2 T177a Mrs. R. W. 
 Mills (1875) 
 
 "Hewitt, Edwin J. (Bine) Ch Julia, 
 Robert, Mildred, Ashland Rt 2, twp 
 Ashland, Sec 17 O240a (1894) 
 
 Hewitt, Imla E. Ch Ruth, Ashland Rt 
 3, twp Ashland, Sec 19, T196a Saun- 
 ders Estate (1895) 
 
 Hewitt, L. C. (Alice) "Crows Point 
 Farm" Ashland Rt 1, twp Ashland, 
 Sec 32 O40a (1867) 
 
 Hicks, Luther (Susan) Tallula Rt 1, 
 tel Tallula, twp 18, R 4, Sec 21 
 TlOOa Mrs. Conyers (1914) 
 
 Hickson, R. H. (Nealia) Ch Martha, 
 Jessie, Ashland Rt 1, twp 17, R 9, 
 Sec 28 T5a R. Jokish (1912) 
 
 Higginson, Joe A. (Ruth) Ch Edward. 
 William, Ashland Rt 3, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 15-22 T a W. J. 
 Higginson (1916) 
 
 *Hiles, Ben (Ella) Ch Florence, Ever- 
 ett, Sidney, Beardstown Rt 2, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 19 
 O40a (1867) 
 
 Hiles, Chas. E. (Bessie) Ch Clarence, 
 Marie, Elmer, Velma, Beardstown 
 Rt 2, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, 
 Sec 17, T160a L. Pappineier Estate 
 (1891) 
 
 Hill, C. (Lucy) Tallula Rt 1, tel Tal- 
 lula, twp 18, R 8, Sec 9, O219a 
 (1854) 
 
 Hill, Ed. J. (Maude) Ch Amel. Vir- 
 ginia Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 
 18, R 10, Sec 17, T160a R. A. Tay- 
 lor (1886) 
 
 Hill, Robert (Eliza) Ch Otis, Elsie. 
 Oren, Melvin, Beardstown Rt 2, twp 
 18, R 12, Sec 26 T20a Chas. Brown 
 (1912) 
 
 *Hill, Wm. H. Beardstown Rt 1, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 2 
 O256a (1861) 
 
 Hillen, Fred (Anna) Ashland Rt 2, 
 tel Tallula, twp 18, R 8, Sec 29 
 T80a John Toopken (1897) 
 
 *fHillen, Fred A. (Anna) Ch Henry. 
 Casper, Gesina, Katherine, Fred, 
 Louise, Anna, Ashland Rt 2, tel Tal- 
 lula, twp 18, R 8, Sec 28 O120a 
 (1897) 
 
 Hillis, Henry (Lillie) Ch Claude, Lula. 
 Anna, "Orchard Knobb Farm" 
 Chandlerville Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 18, R 9, Sec 24 O17%a (1884) 
 
 Hinners, E. J. (Lucy) Beardstown Rt 
 2, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 
 12 O160a (1874) 
 
 Hinrichs, C. L. (Elizabeth) Ch Albert, 
 Lena, Alma, Chandlerville Rt 1, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 8, Sec 5-8 
 O80a (1910) 
 
 Hinrichas, Harman (Gertrude) Ch 
 Dorothy, Hazel, Virginia Rt 1, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17> R 11, Sec 14 
 T182^a Wm. Quigg Mrs. Crawford 
 (1916) 
 
 *Hinrichs, Wm. G. (Delia) Ch Rus- 
 sell, Howard, Arenzville Rt 2, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 26 
 T182%a Wm. Quigg (1914) 
 
 Hixon, J. W. (Martha) Ch Cecila, 
 William, Monarch, Virginia Rt 4, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 19 T5a 
 C. W. Savage (1914) 
 
 *Hinestradt, Harry Arenzville Rt 3, 
 tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 16 
 T180a Mrs. L. S'. Saxer (1891) 
 
 Hodges, Russell (Agnes) Ch Fred, 
 Carl, Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 
 17, R 9, Sec 30 T5a Frank C. FOx 
 (1913) 
 
 *Hoffman, John A. (Lizzie) Ch Earl, 
 Marie, Arenzville Rt 1, tel Mere- 
 dosia, twp 17, R 12, Sec 19, T234a 
 C. A. Wagner (1882) 
 
 Hoffman, W. A. (Lois) Beardstown Rt 
 
 I, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 
 
 II, T317a Ed. Theivagt (1882)
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 167 
 
 *Holtman, Adolph (Mary) Ch Lena, 
 Olinda, Amanda, Hulda, Frieda, 
 Edw., Theo., Walter, Arenzville Rt 
 
 1, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 
 28 T140a Dahman Estate (1867) 
 
 Holtzman, John (Anna) Ch George, 
 Fred, Wm., Mary, Helen, Amanda, 
 Grace, Virginia Rt 4, twp 17, R 10, 
 Sec 35 O54a (1864) 
 
 Homer, Roy W. (Dovie) Ch Melvin, 
 Beardstown Rt 2, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 31 T160a Gus. 
 A. Cords (1905) 
 
 Hood, Frank (Nellie) Ch Jefferson, 
 Elias, Beardstown Rt 2, twp 18, R 
 12, Sec 24 O157a (1895) 
 
 *Horrom, Wm. H. (Minnie) Ca Edna, 
 Howard, Walter, Edith, Virginia Rt 
 
 2, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 70, Sec 28 
 O160a (1851) 
 
 *Hostman Bros. Chandlerville Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, S'ec 
 12-13 O399a (1872) 
 
 Hostman, Fred Chandlerville Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 
 23-24 O137%a (1869) 
 
 *Houck, H. L. Virginia Rt 2, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 11, Sec 13 
 TSOOa Houck Estate (1874) 
 
 "Houston, C. W. (Nellie) Ch Esther, 
 Stella, Roy, Rolland, Elmer, John, 
 Virginia Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 18, R 10, Sec 8, T273a Oren 
 Kendall Robert Schadd (1902) 
 
 Hsenhower, R. L. (Pearl) Ch Mildred, 
 Ray, Ashland Rt 2, tel Chandler- 
 ville, twp 18, R 8, Sec 30 T160a J. 
 E. Allison (1898) 
 
 Huber, Rev. J. W. (Bertha) Ch Min- 
 nie, Manella, Pauline, Manley, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 2, tel Chandlerville. twp 
 18, R 10, Sec 17, T2a Hickory 
 Presbyterian Church (1915) 
 
 Huddleston, Wm. F. (Nancy) Ch 
 Hulda, Charles, Lizzie, Frank, Edna, 
 Stanley, David, Beardstown Rt 3, 
 tel 17, R 12, S'ec 9, T80a Walger 
 (1912) 
 
 Hudson, Mrs. Richard Ch George, 
 Richard, Otis, Virginia Rt 1, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 8, T5a Al- 
 bert Brockhouse (1859) 
 
 *Huffman, Alex. ^Myrtle) Ch Mary, 
 Nadine, Arenzville Rt 3, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17. R 11, Sec 22 O150a 
 (1874) 
 
 *Huffman, Charles (Lydia) Ch David 
 Virginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 11, Sec 13 O80a (1857) 
 
 *Huffman, Joseph (Maude) Ch Jo- 
 seph, Levi, Arenzville Rt 3, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 11, Pec 15 OlSOa 
 (1877) 
 
 *Huffman, Wm. (Jessie) Ch George, 
 Arenzville Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 
 17, R 11, Sec 15 O160a (1892) 
 
 Huffmeyer, Henry Beardstown Rt 3, 
 twp 17, R 12, Sec 22 O80a (1852) 
 
 Hughes, B. B. (Emily) Ch rtelen, 
 Hazel, Richard, Frances, Virginia Rt 
 5, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 
 4-5-8-9 O140a (1888) 
 
 *Hughett, John (Pearl) Ch Richard, 
 Paul, Ruth, Virginia Rt 3, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18, R 9, Sec 32 O160a 
 (1879) 
 
 Hults, Gladys, Ch Melvin, Beardstown 
 Rt 1, twp 18, Sec 12 Tla J. H. Mertz 
 (1911) 
 
 Hume, H. A. (Fannie) Ch Mable, 
 Carlis, Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 10, Sec 4 T5a Ed. Camp- 
 bell (1910) 
 
 Humphrey, Owen (Laura) Ch Maggie, 
 Lois, Ashland Rt 3, twp 17, bee 22, 
 Foreman for J. Adkins (1915) 
 
 Hunt, Allen (Kate) Ch Lee, Bud, 
 Pearl, Carl, Virginia Rt 3, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 29 O20a 
 (1863) 
 
 Hunt, James (Ida) Virginia Rt 6, tel 
 Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 21 T120a 
 M. Dooling (1897) 
 
 Hunt, J. H. (Clara) Ch Bernice, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 
 10, Sec 2 T67a Hunt Estate (1854) 
 
 Huppe, Wm. H. (Matilda) Beardstown 
 Rt 1, tel Beardstown, twp 19, R 11, 
 Sec 33 O200a (1860) 
 
 *Huppers, Annie M. Ch Bessie, Wil- 
 liam, Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, twp 
 17, R 11, Sec 1 O110y 2 a (1865) 
 
 Hurley, Dock (Dosha) Virginia Rt 3, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 9, Sec 34 
 T90a J. N. Gridley (1915) 
 
 *Muston, Charles (Maude) Ch Robert, 
 Virginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 11, Sec 11 T200a H. C. Pratt 
 (1893) 
 
 Huston, In/in (Nelda) Ch Dorus, 
 Arenzville Rt 2, twp 17, R 11, Sec 
 36 T A. E. Crum (1905) 
 
 Huston, Wm. R. (Dorothy) Ch Wil- 
 liam, Arenzville Rt 2, twp 17, R 11, 
 Sec 25 T160a Noah Thompson 
 (3-914) 
 
 Hutches, S. E. (Elizabeth) Chandler- 
 ville Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, 
 R 9, Sec 4 O80a (1861)
 
 168 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 I 
 
 Ishmael, Claude (Florence) Ch Irne, 
 Erschel. Chandlerville Rt 2, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, bee 15 
 T80a J. C. Bailey (1893) 
 
 *lshmael, Robert Sr. (Emma) Ch 
 Reward, Eula, Loraine, Oakford Rt 
 1, tel Oakford, twp 18, R 8, Sec 17 
 O210a (1847) 
 
 Ishmael, Robert Jr. (Etta) Ch Ronald, 
 Gerald, Oakford Rt 1, tel Oakford, 
 twp 18, R 8, Sec 17, T210a Robert 
 Ishmael (1914) 
 
 *lshmael, William A. (Leona) Ch 
 Wilma, Cloyde, Oakford Rt 1, tel 
 Oakford, twp 19, R 8, Sec 10 T140a 
 M. C. Ishmael (1888) 
 
 Jackson, J. H. (Clara) Chandlerville 
 Rt 1, twp 19, R 8, Sec 30 O87a 
 (1871) 
 
 *Jacobs, Chas. L. Virginia Rt 3, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 4-5 TIGOa 
 Alice Taylor (1875) 
 
 "Jacobs, Joseph (Julia) Ch Rena, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 
 11, Sec 24 T240a Geo. Nesbit (1872) 
 
 Jacobs, Mrs. Marion Virginia Rt 3, 
 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 7 OlOa (1839) 
 
 *fJohnson, A. L. (Jane) Virginia Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 10, Sec 
 11, O80a (1840) 
 
 Johnson, A. N. (Ethel) Ch Neva, 
 Chandlerville, tel Chandlerville, twp 
 19, R 10, See 35 T180a Franhelton 
 Estate (1884) 
 
 johnson, Chas. (Laura) Ch Bessie, 
 Howard, Clint, Chandlerville Rt 1, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 19, R 9, Sec 
 26 O56a (1875) 
 
 *Johnson, Elmer E. (Mary) Ch Mar- 
 jorie, Weir, Kenneth, Ashland Rt 1, 
 tel Ashland, twp 17, R 9, Sec 36 
 O160a (1872) 
 
 *Johnson, Geo. M. (Norma) Chand- 
 lerville, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, 
 R 10, Sec 2 O390a (1865) 
 
 Johnson, John S. Ch John, Chandler- 
 ville Rt 2, twp 18, R 9, Sec 24 O40a 
 (1886) 
 
 Johnson, Jos. (Amanda) Ch Anna, 
 Nanie, Virginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 11, Sec 14 T190a Henry 
 Funk (1913) 
 
 *Jokisch, Arthur (Morrell) Ch 
 Charles, Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 19, T22Ca Morris 
 Jokisch (1895) 
 
 Jokisch, A. W. (Jennie) Ch Arthur, 
 Florence, Rudolph, Alma, Martha, 
 Laura, Bluff Springs Box 11, tel 
 Virginia-Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, 
 Sec 28 O45a (1856) 
 
 Jokisch, Chas. L. (Amy) Cn Virgil, 
 James, Beardstown Rt 2, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 5, O60a 
 (1867) 
 
 Jokisch, Christ H. (Catherine) Ch Iva, 
 Geo. Verna, John, Ethel, Julius, Les- 
 ter, Arabella, Dovie, Elmer, Louis, 
 Beardstown Rt 3, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 12, Sec 36 T200a S. D. 
 Lillard (1859) 
 
 *fJokisch, Ed. (Sarah) Ch Ray, Ralph, 
 Virginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 10, Sec 15 O280a (1861) 
 
 *Jokisch, Elmer (Florence) Ch Helen, 
 Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 9, Sec 21 O160a (1882) 
 
 *Jokisch, Frank (Emma) Ch Orvilte, 
 Clarence, Virginia Rt 4, tel "Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 22 O160a 
 
 (1864) 
 
 Jokisch, Geo. H.i (Grace) Ch Dolly, 
 Beardstown Rt 3, twp 18, R 12, Sec 
 36 T160a Henderson (1887) 
 
 *Jokisch, G. F. (Helen) Ch Fred, Pau- 
 line, Ashland Rt 1, tel Ashland- Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, S'ec 34 O283a (1858) 
 
 *Jokisch, Henry (Rose) Ch Grace. 
 Ona, Albert, Virnice, Homer, Beards- 
 town Rt 2, twp 17, R 11, Sec 6 
 O79a (1874) 
 
 *Jokisch, Howard (Mae) Ch Etta, 
 May, Marjorie, Dorothy, Virginia 
 Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 
 29 O160a (1876)
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 169 
 
 Jokisch, L. H. Bluff Springs Box 12, 
 tel Virginia-Beardstown, twp 18, R 
 11, Sec 28 O230a Jokisch Estate 
 (1851) !| 
 
 *Jokisch, Morris Ch Lloyd, Albert, 
 Lena, Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 19, O326a (1849) 
 
 *Jokisch, Orin Virginia Rt 5, twp 
 18, R 11, Sec 34 T200a Phillip 
 Jokisch (1883) 
 
 *Jokisch, Oswell Virginia Rt 5, twp 
 18, R 11, Sec 34 T200a Phillip 
 Jokisch (1883) 
 
 Jokisch, Phillip (Sarah) Ch Oswell, 
 Orin, Viola, Verna, Inez. Irene, 
 Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia-Beards- 
 town, twp 18, R 11, Sec 33, O296a 
 (1854) 
 
 *fJokisch, Robert (Minnie) Ch Morris, 
 Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 9, Sec 28 O320a (1878) 
 
 *Jokisch, R. R. (Grace) Ch Virginia, 
 "Spring Hill Farm" Virginia Rt 5, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 35 
 O120a (1873) 
 
 Jokisch, Rudolph (Bessie) Ch Phyllis, 
 Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 11, Sec 2 'idOOa A. L. Hageman 
 (1886) 
 
 Jokisch, W. A. (Anna) Ch Carl, 
 David, Emma, Virginia Rt 5, tel 
 \irginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 33 O40a 
 (1862) 
 
 *Jones, Chas. F. (Otillia) Ch Albert, 
 Elnora, Dorothy, Edward, Bluff 
 Springs, tel Virginia-Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 28 O197a (1875) 
 
 Jones, Elmer (Cora) Ch Irene, Louise, 
 Farrell, Elmer, Paul, Ashland Rt 1, 
 tel Ashland, twp 17 R 9, Sec 26 
 T a Newt. Sinclair (1910) 
 
 *Jones, J. C. (Lena) Ch Earl, Elta, 
 Everett,, Carl, Gladys, Helena, 
 Edna, Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 32 T320a F. C. 
 Wilson (1901) 
 
 *Jones, J. W. (Lettie) Ch Rosa, Wil- 
 liam, Fred, Harry, Ashland Rt 2, 
 twp Ashland, Sec 8 T80a Harry 
 Stribling (1911) 
 
 Jones, Rose A. Ch Charles, Emma, 
 Arthur, Catherine, Bluff Springs, 
 twp 18 R 11, Sec 28 Tla Chas. F. 
 Jones, (1851) 
 
 Jordan, Carl (Amelia) Ch Anna, Wil- 
 liam, Henrietta, Amelia, Minnie, 
 Emma, Beard stown Rt 1, twp 18, 
 R 11, Sec 15 T2a Z. E. Maine (1897) 
 
 Jording, F. H. (Theresea) Ch Wil- 
 liam, Alvin, Edwin, Addie, Gilbert, 
 Meredosia Rt 1, tel Meredosia, twp 
 17, R 13, Sec 35 T160a Henry Zahn 
 (1907) 
 
 *Jurgens, Carl D. (Katherine) Ch Er- 
 nest, John, Ashland Rt 2, tel Ash- 
 land, twp 18, R 9, Sec 25 0147% 
 (1892) 
 
 Jurgens, H. G. (Phoebe) Ch Frieda, 
 Alma, Edward, Chandlerville Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 
 22 O121a (1893) 
 
 -Jurgens, Wm. Ashland Rt 2, tel Ash- 
 land, twp 18, R 9, Sec 28 T123a 
 John Jurgens (1895) 
 
 K 
 
 *Kavanagh Bros., Ashland Rt 1, tel 
 Ashland, twp 17, Sec 35 O240a 
 (1901) 
 
 Kearby, Wm. J. (Lydia) Ch Eugene, 
 Thentors, Kenneth, Beardstown Rt 
 2, twp 18, R 11, Sec 19 O43a (1882) 
 
 Keil, Edwin L. (Grace) Ch Henry, 
 Helen, Gibbs, Beardstown Rt 2, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 13 
 T180a Keil Estate (1885) 
 
 Keithley, Louis (Mattie) Ch Peter, 
 Maire, Marcus, Fay, Everett, Virgil, 
 Ernest, Oakford Rt 1, tel Oakford, 
 twp 19, R 8, Sec 21 O90a (1917) 
 
 *Kendall, G. C. (Minnie) Ashland Rt 
 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 14 
 T164a Miles Kendall (1885) 
 
 Kennedy, Claude L. (Ella) Ch Clara, 
 Ruth Joseph, Claude, Arenzville Rt 
 2, tel Virginia-Arenzville, twp 17, 
 R 11, Sec 36 T160a J. W. Virgin 
 (1907) 
 
 The State Bank of Skiles Rearick & Co. 
 
 Total Resources $600,000.00 ASHLAND, ILLINOIS
 
 170 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Kern, S. P. Ch John, Stella, Chandler- 
 ville Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, 
 R 9, Sec 7 T200a G. F. Hermann 
 (1907) 
 
 Kieffer, Antone (Hattie) Ch Midred, 
 Hubert, Loe, Velma, Ashland Rt 3, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 23 
 T228a W. J. Higginson (1912) 
 
 *King, Allie (Ella) Ch Glenn, Beulah, 
 Chandlerville Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 18, R 9, Sec 1 O40a (1881) 
 
 King , L. E. (Lula) Ch Ewell, Chand- 
 Virginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 
 10, Sec 36 O80a (1861) 
 
 King, Marcus (Margaret) Ch Alma, 
 Virginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, twp 18 R 
 10, S'ec 36 O80a (1861) 
 
 *King, W. H. (Elizabeth) Ch Lee, 
 Florence, Chandlerville Rt 1, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 8, Sec 6 
 T240a Branian Bros (1871) 
 
 Kinney, Thos. F. (Mary) Ch Mary, 
 Beardstown Rt 2, twp 18 R 11, Sec 
 18 T120a Mrs. G. W. Nettleship 
 (1868) 
 
 Kircher, Frank C. (Hariett) Ch John, 
 Arenzville Rt 3, tel Arenzville, twp 
 17 R 11, Sec 29 O180a (1870) 
 
 Kircher, Henry R., Arenzville Rt 3, 
 tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 28 
 O119a (1868) 
 
 Kircher, William J. (Josephine) Ch 
 Etta, Arenzville Rt 2, tel Arenzville, 
 twp 17, R 11, S'ec 32 O80a (1863) 
 
 Kirchner, Ernest, Chandlerville Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 8 
 T240a Wm. P. Kirchner (1892) 
 
 Kirchner, Fred (Nellie) Virginia Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 10, Sec 
 10-2 T128a Lamer Fielden (1893) 
 
 Kirkham, D. W. (Hulda) Ch Effle, 
 Henry, Leander, John, Beardstown 
 Rt 3, twp 18, R 12 Sec 34 T80a P. H. 
 Tucker (1914) 
 
 *Kleinschmidt, Ernest F. (Hulda) Ch 
 Edwin, Esther, Norma, Hilda, Ger- 
 hardt, Dorothy, Arenzville Rt 3, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 21 
 T300a Malinda Wiggs (1916) 
 
 *Kleinschmidt, H. F. (Amanda) Ch 
 Arthur, Elda, Verna, Robert, Arenz- 
 ville Rt 1, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 
 11, Sec 30 O200a (1897) 
 *Kloker, E. H. (Emma) Ch Norma, 
 Miran, Glenn, Edw., Beardstown Rt 
 2, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 
 32 O40a T160a J. V. Jokisch, Mrs. 
 Bond (1865) 
 
 "Knight, Harry L. (Louise) Ch John, 
 Beardstown Rt 1, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R) 11, Sec 4-9-10 t)200a 
 (1879) 
 
 -Knight, Robert H. (Hannah) Ch Car- 
 roll, Orville, Russell, Ada, Virginia 
 Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 12, R 11, Sec 
 13 T157a M. M. Woodard (1862) 
 
 Knight, Russell B. (Lucille) Virginia 
 Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 
 20 T160a R. H. Knight (1894) 
 
 Knippenberg, Albert (Luekia) Ch 
 Irene, Meredosia Rt 1, tel Arenzville, 
 twp 17, R 12, Sec 33 O133a (1872) 
 
 Knippenburger, Frank, Arenzville Rt 1, 
 twp 17, R 12, Sec 22 O160a (1872) 
 
 Knowles, W. S. (Minnie) Ch Orville, 
 Bryan, Walter, Chandlerville Rt 1, 
 twp Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 1 
 T40a Mrs. L. Dearing (1917) 
 
 Koch, Carrie Ch John, Tillie, Howard, 
 Lewis, Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 35 T140a Kuhlman 
 Estate (1868) 
 
 Koch, William, Virginia Rt 5, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 35 T140a 
 Kuhlman Estate (1868) 
 
 Koester, John F. Ch John, Pauline. 
 Anna, Cornelia, Mary, Eleanor, 
 Beardstown Rt 2, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 12, Sec 33 O202a (1850) 
 11, Sec 29 O160a (1862) 
 
 Kolberer, Joseph (Elizabeth) Ch Wal- 
 ter, Albert, Emelia, Elsie, Pauline, 
 George, Arenzville Rt 3, twp 17, R 
 11, Sec 29 O160a (1862) 
 
 Korsmeyer, Henry J. (Emma) Ch Ly- 
 dia, Hulda, Clara, Elda, Lorna, Ma- 
 mie, Arenzville Rt 3, tel Arenzville, 
 twp 17, R 11, Sec 19 T426a Emma 
 Korsmeyer (1865) 
 
 Korsmeyer, H. W. (Minnie) Ch Cora, 
 Emma, Arenzville Rt 1, tel Meredo- 
 sia, twp 17, R 13, Sec 24 O349a 
 (1872) 
 
 Korsmeyer, John H. Ch Louis, Edw., 
 
 Anna, Ida, Amelia, Arthur, Florence, 
 
 Arenzville Rt 1, tel Meredosia, twp 
 
 17, R 12, Sec, 30 197a (1858) 
 
 Korsmeyer,) Louis H. (Emelia) Ch 
 
 Mealburn, Beardstown Rt 3, tel 
 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 12, Sec 33- 
 
 34 T220a John Korsmeyer (1888) 
 
 Korsmeyer, Wm. C. (Ida) Ch Viola, 
 
 Lela, Arenzville Rt 1, tel Meredosia, 
 
 twp 17, R 12, S'ec 30, O298a (1877) 
 
 *Korte, Albert H. (Mary) Ch Lillie, 
 
 Ada, Rudolph, Beardstown Rt 2, tel 
 
 Beardstown, twp 17, R 11, Sec 5 
 
 O80a (1872)
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 171 
 
 Korte, Arthur G. Ch Inis, Arneta, Her- 
 man, Robert, Amelia, Laura, Homer, 
 Arenzville Rt 3, tel Virginia-Beards- 
 town, twp 17, R 11, Sec 4 T120a 
 Henry C. Korte (1869) 
 
 Krentz, A. A. (Hazel) Ashland Rt 3, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 13 
 T187a Savage Estate (1911) 
 
 Krieg, David, Virginia Rt 2, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 19 O153a 
 (1892) 
 
 Krieg, Fred (Ethel) Virginia Rt 2, tel 
 Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 19 O153a 
 (1892) 
 
 Krieg, F. W. (Ethel) Virginia Rt 2, tel 
 Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 30 T153a 
 Krieg Bros. (1891) 
 
 Krieg, William (Clara) Oh Albert, 
 Fred, Howard, David, Erick, Nellie, 
 Thelma, Virginia Rt 2, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, R 10, Sec 28 O103a (1882) 
 
 Krigbaum, Dan D. (Ella) Ch Inez, 
 Chandlerville Rt 1, twp 19, R 8, See 
 19 T80a B. R. Sutter (1914) 
 
 *tKrohe, Albert H. (Maria) Ch Letha. 
 Earl, Beardstown Rt 1, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 18, R 11, Sec 11 O208a 
 (1864) 
 
 *tKrohe, Felix (Ida) Ch Paul, Marie, 
 Henrietta, Arthur, Phillip, Elmer, 
 Beardstown Rt 2, tel Virginia, twp 
 17, R 11, Sec 6 O80a (1878) 
 
 Krohe, Henry C. (Christina) Ch Ly- 
 dia, Rosa, Pheolix, Matilda, Arenz- 
 ville Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 11, 
 Sec 4 O193a (1887) 
 
 Krohe, Edw. (Bertha) Ch Robert, Eda, 
 Lenora, Edw., Beardstown Rt 1, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 2 
 O428a (1857) 
 
 Krohe, R. H. (Lydia) Ch Norman, 
 Floyd, Henry, Robert. Beardstown 
 Rt 1, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, 
 Sec 3 T160a Ed. Krohe (1884) 
 
 Krueger, C. S. (Elizabeth) Ch Chris- 
 tian, Minnie, Harry, Charles, Lydia, 
 John, Amelia, Benjamin, Beardstown 
 Rt 3, twp 17 R 12, Sec 22 O200a 
 (1846) 
 
 Kruse, Adolph (Mary) Ch Harry, Bes- 
 sie, Lucy, Emma, Edgar, Gilbert, 
 Byron, Dorothy, Pearl, Arenzville Rt 
 1, twp 17, R 12, Sec 34 O200a (1861) 
 
 * Kruse, Albert (Lucile) Ch Franklin, 
 
 Bertha, Virginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 10, Sec 28 T260a Wm. 
 Price (1887) 
 
 Kruse, David (Ruth) "Green Valley 
 Farm" Virginia Rt 2, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, R 10, Sec 29 O140a T170a 
 Albert Kruse Kruse Estate (1876) 
 
 Kruse, C. A. (Lydia) Ch Chester, El- 
 mer, Mildred, Cecil, Virginia Rt 2, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18 R 11, Sec 13 
 T40a Mrs. Elizabeth Kruse (1913) 
 
 *Kruse, Chris (Cora) Virginia Rt 1, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 15-16 
 T175a H. Carls (1873) 
 
 *Kruse, Ed. (Lydia) Beardstown Rt 1, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 24 
 OlOOa (1877) 
 
 Kruse, J. G. (Caroline) Ch Vernie, 
 John, Caroline, Lawrence, Virginia 
 Rt 2, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 
 13 T240a Elizabeth Kruse (1913) 
 
 * Kruse, John V. (Itha) Ch Freda, Har- 
 
 rison, Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, twp 
 18, R 10, Sec 31 O155a (1869) 
 
 Kruse, Mrs. Sophia, Virginia Rt 2, tel 
 Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 29 O80a 
 
 (1875) 
 
 Kuhlman. John C., Virginia Rt 5, te] 
 Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 26 T380a 
 Kuhlman Estate (1867) 
 
 Lamar, Luther, Ashland Rt 2, tel Tal- 
 lula, twp 18, R 8, Sec 29 John Taa- 
 pen (1875) 
 
 LaMaster, Carl L. (Marguerite) Ch 
 Geraldine, Wilford, George, Charles, 
 Virginia Rt 2, twp 18, R 10, Sec 3 
 T210a Wm. Thervagt (1908) 
 
 Lamb, A. J. (Mary) Ch Lillie, Faulton, 
 Ashland Rt 1, twp 17, R 9, Sec 35 
 T160a Harm Baxter (1902) 
 
 Lampton, Ernest (Stella) Virginia Rt 
 2, twp 18, R 10, Sec 9 T160a H. V. 
 Wilson 
 
 Lane, Jacob (Mary) Ch Laura, Alice, 
 Gussie,' Arenzville Rt 2, tel Arenz- 
 ville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 35 (1912) 
 
 Lane, R. H. (Esther) Ch Maurice, Ru- 
 dolph, Virginia Rt 2, tel Chandler- 
 ville, twp 18, R 10, S'ec 17 T a R. A. 
 Taylor (1909)
 
 172 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Large, John R. (Janie) Ch Wilmer, 
 Zelda, Harold, Kenneth, Alice, Clara, 
 Beardstown, twp 17, R 12, Sec 5 
 T320a S. D. Lillard (1909) 
 
 Lashbrook, J. M. (Reasie) Ch Jena, 
 Beulah, Beardstown Rt 1, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 19, R 11, Sec 27 T40a 
 Fred Bollhorst (1892) 
 
 *Lathem, Luther (Agnes) Ch Glenn, 
 Patrick, Pleasant Plains Rt 41, twp 
 Ashland, Sec 33 O160a (1912 ) 
 
 Launer, Richard (Lydia) Ch Ralph, 
 Harvey, Marvin, Everett, Violet, Gil- 
 bert, Beardstown Rt 2, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 17, R 11, Sec 6 O264a 
 (1880) 
 
 Lawson, Samuel (Millie) Ch John, 
 Warren, Ira, Nora, Ellen, Ruth, Ma- 
 ble, Violet, Ralph, Beardstown Rt 2, 
 twp 18, R 11 Sec 31 TlOa Gus A. 
 Carls (1915) 
 
 *Lebkuecher, Chas. (Lydia) Ch Alfred, 
 Clara, Merle, Mildred, Glenn, Gladys, 
 Carl, Gilbert, Babe, Beardstown Rt 1, 
 tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 6 
 O865a (1864) 
 
 *fLebkuecher, Frank (Louise) Ch 
 Louis, Beardstown Rt 1, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 18, R 11, Sec 3 O122a 
 (1869) 
 
 Lee, Cicero (Emma) Ch Lois, Edna, 
 James, Rena, Floyd, Virginia Rt 4, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 36 T. 
 H. H. Corrhauer (1903) 
 
 *Lee, Solon (Anna) Virginia Rt 5, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 33 
 TlOOa L. S. Lee (1868) 
 
 Leinberger, Edward, Chandlerville Rt 
 
 1, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, 
 Sec 2-11, Farmhand for Martin 
 Rausch (1888) 
 
 Leinberger, John F. (Zina) Ch Louise, 
 Alberta, Rudolph, Chandlerville Rt 
 
 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 
 12 T15a Carline Rider (1877) 
 
 Leoffler, Henry (Hilda) Ch John, 
 Anna, Christina, Harry, Virginia Rt 
 6, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 
 14 O133a (1880) 
 
 Leonhard, G. H. (Ella) Ch May, Goldie, 
 Leda, Leo, Lloyd, Wilbur, Homer, 
 Irene, Kenneth, Helen, Beardstown 
 Rt 2, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, 
 Sec 19 T80a L. Kendall (1866) 
 
 Leonhard, Lillie F. Ch Emma, Glenna. 
 Zelma, Floyd, Annabelte, Alma, 
 Charles, Virginia Rt 2, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 13 OllOa (1879) 
 
 Leonhard, Louis (Ethel) Ch Verna, 
 Beardstown Rt 2, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 20 O160a (1857) 
 
 Liter, A. (Mary) Ch Beryl, Virginia Rt 
 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 30 
 O172a (1878) 
 
 Liter, Leonard L. (Mary) Little In- 
 dian, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 
 35 O52^a (1889) 
 
 Liter, W. W. (Mattie) Ch Edith, Little 
 Indian, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, 
 S'ec 26 T131a Robert Stevenson 
 (1904) 
 
 Livingston, George (Emma) Ch Will- 
 iam, Jessie, Cora, Thomas, Otto, 
 Beardstown Rt 1, twp 18, R 11, Sec 
 12 O40a (1856) 
 
 *Lockhart, P. J. (Nellie) Ch James, 
 John, Virginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, twp 
 18, R 10, Sec 27 T179a James Maslon 
 (1910) 
 
 Loeffler, Peter (Mary) Ch Otto, 
 Charles, Ellis, Edward, Lena, Al- 
 bert, Virginia Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 18, R 10, Sec 6 O80a T400a 
 Thos. L. Jarret (1870) 
 
 Lockhart, Dennis, Ashland Rt 3, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 2 T44a 
 Maslin Estate (1902) 
 
 Logue, B. (Ethel) Ch Pearl, Walter, 
 Adrian, Mary Ashland Rt 2, twp 18, 
 R 8, Sec 18, Farmhand for Wm. Sa- 
 torius (1882) 
 
 Logue, Ezra (Emma) Ch John, Una, 
 Chandlerville Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 18, R 9, Sec 10 Farmhand for 
 Oscar Miller 
 
 * Logue, G. R. (Cora) Ch Erland, By- 
 ron, Virginia Rt 2, tel Virginia, twp 
 
 17, R 10, S'ec 16 T462a H. S. Savage 
 (1865) 
 
 Logue, W. C., Chandlerville Rt 2, twp 
 
 18, R 8, Sec 18 T18a Ellen Logue 
 (1882) 
 
 Long, Ed. (Maude) Ch Olga, Irma, 
 Audrey, Beardstown Rt 3, twp 18, 
 R 12, Sec 33 T40a R. Kindle (1913) 
 
 Long, Hez (Delia) Ch Gladys, David, 
 Arenzville Rt 2, tel Arenzville, twp 
 17, R 11, Sec 21 T160a John Stock 
 (1914) 
 
 *Long, Oscar (Carrie) Ch Laura, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, 
 Sec 32 O235a (1887) 
 
 Looker, Thorn. (Matilda) Ch Lucy, 
 Beardstown Rt 1, twp 18, R 11, Sec 
 15 O40a (1850) 
 
 Looker, W. W. (Elliott) Ch Ellen, 
 Macy, Virginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, 
 twp 19, R 10, Sec 27 O60a (1856) 
 
 Lovekamp, Albert (Mamie) Ch Or- 
 ville, Roy, Alvin, Arenzville Rt 2, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 33 
 T160a Herman Lovekamp (1884)
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 173 
 
 *Lovekamp, Chris L. (Lydia) Ch Alma, 
 Lorenz, Harold, Margaret, Arenzville 
 Rt 2, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, 
 Sec 34 O200a (1882) 
 
 Lovekamp, George (Louisa) Ch Ber- 
 tha, Otto, Anna, Alma, Lorna, Theo- 
 dore, Walter, Reneta, Marie, Wer- 
 ner, Louis, Arenzville Rt 3, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 30 
 O191a (1870) 
 
 Lovekamp, H. C. (Katherine) Ch Net- 
 tie, Dora, Elda, Elmer, Robert, Ray- 
 mond, Arenzville Box 99, tel Arenz- 
 ville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 30 O140a 
 (1859) 
 
 Lovekamp, J. H. C. (Louisa) Ch Laura, 
 Bertha, Dena, Anna, Mata, Zelda, 
 Albert, Herbert, Hugo, Arenzville Rt 
 1, tel Meredosia, twp 17, R 13, Sec 
 24 O360a (1855) 
 
 Lovekamp, Julius (Lena) ' Arenzville 
 Rt 2, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, 
 Sec 33 T240a H. Lovekamp (1886) 
 
 Lovekamp, Louis (Christina) Ch Eda, 
 Esther, Clarence, Harry, Arenzville 
 Rt 3, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, 
 Sec 19 O275a (1867) 
 
 Lovekamp, Theodore (Addie) Ch Dor- 
 othy, 'Andrew, Arenzville Rt 1, tel 
 Arenzville^ twp 17, R 12, Sec 34 
 T120a Mary Wedeking (1912) 
 
 Lovekamp, Wm. (Carrie) Ch Lila, 
 Selma, Herman, Eleanor, Arenzville 
 Rt 1, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, 
 Sec 25-24 O240a (1863) 
 
 Lowden, E. E. (Elizabeth) Ch Goldie, 
 Alma, Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 30 T186a Orland 
 Virgin (1883) 
 
 Lowden, James B. (Ida) Ch Mary, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp i7 R 9, 
 Sec 30 T102a Mrs. G. Aldreadge 
 (1882) 
 
 Lowder, Frank Ch Leo, Leona, Steohn, 
 Flora, Alma, Goldie, Elder, June, 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 30 T a 
 H. F. Klenschmidt (1916) 
 
 Lucas, J. W. (Fronia) Ch Vern, 
 Charles, Katie, William, Idella, 
 Philip, May, Chandlerville Rt 2, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18 8 R 8, Sec 7 
 O99a (1895) 
 
 Lucas, Thos. (Emma) Ch Harvey, 
 Ella, Stella, Floyd, Bertha, Beards- 
 town Rt 3, tel Beardstown, twp 17, 
 R 12, Sec 8 O120a (1893) 
 
 Lutkehus, Fred (Olga) Arenzville, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 25 
 T140a John Lutkehus (1882) 
 
 Lutkehus, John, Arenzville Rt 3, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 21 
 O140a (1897) 
 
 Lynn, C. C. (Mary) Ch Robert, Ber- 
 tha, John, Elizie, Chandlerville Rt 1, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 19, R 8, Sec 31 
 T8%a Robert Lynn (1854) 
 
 Lynn, J. C. (Jennie) Ch Lettie, Stan- 
 ley, Harold, Donald, Richard, Ruth, 
 Oakford Rt 1, tel Oakford, twp 19, 
 R 8, Sec 20 T165a Lynn Estate 
 (1875) 
 
 Lynn, J. W. (Hulda) Ch Abbie, Letitia, 
 William, Zeta, "Slick Shack Farm" 
 Oakford Rt 1, tel Oakford, twp 19 
 R 8, Sec 29 O176a (1865) 
 
 Lynn, Perry (Lula) Ch Freda, Chand- 
 lerville Rt 1, tel Oakford, twp 19, R 
 8, Sec 19 O90a (1872) 
 
 Lynn, R. M. (Euna) Oakford Rt 1, tel 
 Oakford, twp 19, R 8, Sec 29, T140a 
 J. L. Lynn Estate (1897) 
 
 Lynn, Robert L. (Rose) Ch Kenneth, 
 Nevina, Oakford Rt 1, tel Oakford, 
 twp 19, R 8, Sec 29 O76a (1867) 
 
 CULTIVATING CORN ON THE FUNK BROS. FARM.
 
 174 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 M 
 
 McAuley, George (Stella) Ch James, 
 Catherine, Matilda, Oakford Rt 3, 
 twp Ashland, Sec 7 O2a (1917) 
 
 McBroom, Mrs. Jane, Virginia Rt 4, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 12 O38a 
 (1862) 
 
 McCann, John (Destia) Ch Charles, 
 Henry, Literberry, tel Virginia, twp 
 17, Sec 34 T5a Chas. Ralm (1890) 
 
 McCarthy, P. J. (Myrtle) Ch James, 
 Ashland Rt 1, tel Ashland, twp 17, 
 R 9, Sec 25 T5a F. C. Wallbaum 
 (1915) 
 
 McClure, James A. (Bell) Ch Lewis, 
 William, Mary, John, Emma, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 10, 
 Sec 15 TSOOa John Duckhardt (1882) 
 
 McDaniel, Allen Ch Enid Beardstown 
 Rt 3, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 12, 
 Seo 32 T160a Otto Fischer (1873) 
 
 McDaniel, John E. (Laura) Ch Harold, 
 Edna, Mary, Ruel, Russell, Dora, 
 Emyra, Arenzville Rt 3, twp 17, R 
 11, Sec 19 T7a H. Kosameyer (1916) 
 
 McDaniel, Palmer (Alice) Ch Allen, 
 Beardstown Rt 3, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 12, Sec 32 T160a Otto 
 Fischer (1877) 
 
 *McDonald, Robert (Margaret) Ch Ma- 
 rion, Rachael, George, William, 
 James Margaret, Ashland Rt 3, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 10 O231a 
 (1836) 
 
 McGoldrick, R. L. (Mary) Ch* Estelle, 
 Thomas, Grover, Ashland Rt 3, twp 
 17, R 9, Sec 2 Tla George Edwards 
 (1913) 
 
 McGovern, A. (Lottie) Beardstown Rt 
 1, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 
 8 T5a Wm. F. Schewe (1889) 
 
 McGovern, Ed. (Mabel) Ch Edna, Por- 
 ella, Beardstown Rt 1, twp 18, R 11, 
 Sec 8 (1880) 
 
 McGovern, Parlee Ch Eva, Edward, 
 Robert, Andrew, Catherine, Mehta, 
 Charles, Pearl, Ruth, Russell, Ros- 
 ella, Dotson, Leo, Bluff Springs, tel 
 Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 22 O120a 
 T124a M. D. Hexter (1876) 
 
 *McGraugh, Chas. B. (Nora) Ch 
 Charles, Ashland Rt 3, twp Ashland, 
 Sec 20 O234a (1895) 
 
 Mclntire, P. E. (Virgie) Ch Forrest, 
 Philadelphia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 16 
 T5a R. S. Calpitts (1916) 
 
 McLaughlin, A. G. (Lula) Ch Richard, 
 Marcella, Fern, "Walnut Grove 
 Farm" Virginia, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 9, Sec 29 Farm Hand for J. L. Gard- 
 ner (1913) 
 
 McLeod, J. J. Ch Margaret, Joe, Beards- 
 town Rt 1, tel Beardstown, twp 18, 
 R 11, Sec 6 T98a M. J. O'Mare (1867) 
 
 McLin, Harvey (Amelia) Ch Rosa, 
 Irene, Howard, Virginia, Rt 1, twp 
 
 17, R 11, Sec 11 T57a Wm. Ring 
 
 (1877) 
 
 McNeal, McClure (Myra) Ch Ells- 
 worth, Claude, Ada, Alma, Chandler- 
 ville Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, 
 R 9-8, Sec 24 T220a Herman Jurgens 
 (1878) 
 
 McPhilleny, Ed. (Mae) Ch Leona, 
 Frances, Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 17 T135a Black Es- 
 tate (1879) 
 
 *Maddox, C. W. (Delia) Ch John, Leo, 
 Luthie, Glenn, Violet, Harry, Walter, 
 Rosalee, Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, Sec 33 T200a Philip Stout 
 
 (1871) 
 
 Maddox, Lloyd (Clara) Ch Marion, 
 Ray, Virginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, twp 
 
 18, R 10, Sec 25 O40a (1892) 
 
 Maddox, J. H. (Edna) Ch Ellen, 
 Frances, Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 9 T60a W. N. Mad- 
 dox (1891) 
 
 *Maddox, W. N. (Ellen) Ch Minnie, 
 Jocky, Mae, Clarence, Florence, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, 
 Sec 8 O20a (1868) 
 
 Mahoney, Martin, Virginia Rt 3, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17 R 9, Sec 7-18, T200a 
 Mrs. Stella Alkire (1905) 
 
 Mahoney, S. J. (Bertha) Ch Edward, 
 Bernardine, Raymond, John. Harold, 
 Loraine, Ashland Rt 2, twp Ashland, 
 Sec 33 T123a Mrs. B. Mahoney 
 (1904) . 
 
 Manning, Troy (Mayone) Ch Rollie, 
 John, Bernice, Ashland Rt 3, twp 
 Ashland, Sec 9 T46a W. O. Sinclair 
 (1917)
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 175 
 
 *Marcuen, Jens (Josephine) Ch Clar- 
 ence, Edna, Nellie, Grace, Alice, Rus- 
 sell, Walter, Hazel, Ashland Rt 2, tel 
 Tallula, twp 18, R 8, Sec 29 O160a 
 
 (1876) 
 
 Marion, W. H. (Agnes) Ashland Rt 1, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 35 T320a H. B. Bax- 
 ter (1917) 
 
 Marten, John W. (Elizabeth) Ch Rob- 
 ert, Geneva, John, Chandlerville Rt 
 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 
 7-8 O80a (1886) 
 
 Martin, Samuel S. ( Amanda ^ Cb Dovie, 
 Beardstown Rt 2, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 12, Sec 36 O35a (1894) 
 
 *Martin, W. M. (Sophia) Ch Bessie, 
 Beardstown Rt 1, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 11 T360a Knight 
 Estate (1871) 
 
 *Maslin, James (Mary) Ch Katherine, 
 Rose, Emma, James, Martin, "Locas 
 Grove Farm" Virginia Rt 3, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 10, S'ec 2 O190a 
 (1863) 
 
 *Mason, Chas. (Gertrude) Ch Alma, 
 Milton, Virginia Rt 2, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, R 9, Sec 21 O78a (1900) 
 
 Masten, Charles (Flora) Ch Helen, 
 Chandlerville Rt 2, twp 18, R 9, Sec 
 16 T40a A. Miller (1892) 
 
 Masten, Edward (Lydia) Ch Edith, 
 Everett, Woodrow, Charles, "Sunny 
 Huths Farm" Chandlerville Rt 2, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 24 
 O145a (1886) 
 
 Masten, Ezra (Lula) Ch Mildred, 
 Mary, "Blue Grass Knolls Farm" 
 Ashland Rt 2, twp 18, R 8, Sec 32 
 O80a (1889) 
 
 * Masten, Nancy Ch Almira, Silas, 
 John, Edw., Ezra, Rachael, Charles, 
 Marion, Ashland Rt 2, twp 18, R 8, 
 Sec 32 OllOa (1852) 
 
 Mates, Otis L. (Bartie) Philadelphia, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, S'ec 8-9 
 T240a Ruth Harding (1912) 
 
 *fMatthew, J. L. (Jeannette) Ch Ethel, 
 Harold, Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 5 O78a (1860) 
 
 Mathew, L. C. (Hilda) Ch Milton, 
 Pauline, Ashland Rt 2, tel Tallula. 
 twp 18, R 8, Sec 17 T222a M. C. 
 Mathew (1882) 
 
 *Mathew, L. G. (Anna) Virginia Rt 3, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 9, Sec 33 
 OllOa (1870) 
 
 *Matthew, Orbin Ray (Bertha) Ch 
 Opal, Pearl, Evelyn, Annabelle. 
 Rodney, Beardstown Rt 3, twp 18. 
 
 R 12, Sec 28-29 O260a (1887) 
 
 IE OF R. D. MORGAN, Rt. 1, CHANDLERVILLE, ILL. 
 ONE OF CASS COUNTY'S PIONEERS
 
 176 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Maupin, John S. (Emma) Ch Ada, 
 Mattie, Finis, Virginia Rt 3, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18, R 9, Sec 32 
 
 *Maurer, E. C. (Alice) Ch Carrie, Vir- 
 gil, Esther, Ashland Rt 2, twp 18, 
 R 8, Sec 32 O120a (1852) 
 
 Maurer, Fred J. (Margaret) Ch Mary, 
 George, Ella, Addie, Ruth, Virginia 
 Rt 2, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 10, S'ec 
 31 T200a Margaret Maurer (1852) 
 
 Maurer, George O. (Charlotte) Beards- 
 town Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 
 11, O80a T260a R. C. Taylor Fred 
 Maurer Albert Kruse (1885) 
 
 "fMaurer, J. W. (Maude) Ch Orville, 
 Eva, Ashland Rt 2, tel Tallula, twp 
 17, R 8, Sec 4 T80a Wilson Estate 
 (1876) 
 
 *Melford, Jess E. (Zella) Ch Edwin, 
 Virginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 10, Sec 21 T185a Mrs. Carrie E. 
 Quigg (1890) 
 
 Meier, F. W. (Amelia) Ch Albert, Ed- 
 win, Jennie, Julia, Elsie, Jake, Hilda, 
 Arenzville Rt 3, twp 17, R 11, Sec 
 17 T80a Englebaugh Estate (1851) 
 
 Meier, John H. (Belle) Ch Annetta, 
 Beardstown Rt 2, tel Arenzville, 
 twp 17, R 12, Sec 12 OlOOa (1860) 
 
 Meiries, P. J. (Ira) Beardstown Rt 1, 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 12 O35a (1889) 
 
 Melchers, Fred (Anna) Ch John, 
 Ashland Rt 2, twp 18, R 8, Sec 33 
 O19a (1897) 
 
 *Menge, Frank (Lydia) Ch Alma, 
 Henry, Arenzville Rt 3, Box 9, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 21 
 T200a Menge Estate (1889) 
 
 Merz, Henry J. (Louisa) Ch Nettie, 
 
 William, Beardstown Rt 1, tel 
 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 12, Sec 12 
 O238a (1869) 
 
 *Metzger, Frank (Lelitha) Ch Gladys, 
 Ashland Rt 2, twp Ashland, Sec 4 
 T200a Clint Buice (1899) 
 
 Meyer, Albert H. (Minnie) Ch Wilbur, 
 Martha, Allyne, Beardstown, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 17 
 O160a (1870) 
 
 Meyer, Cecil J. (Rose) Ch Kenneth. 
 Beardstown Rt 2, tel Arenzville, twp 
 17, R 11, Sec 7 O117a (1887) 
 
 Meyer, Edw. H. (Frances) Beardstown 
 Rt 3, twp 17, R 12, Sec 15 T140a 
 H. H. Meyer (1877) 
 
 Meyer, Henry (Caroline) Ch Lena, 
 Carrie, William, Rudolph, Nina. 
 Clara, Irene, Arenzville Rt 1, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 19-30 
 O223a (1850) 
 
 Meyer, Henry (Lisetta) Ch Rudolph, 
 Oliver, Beardstown Rt 2, tel Arenz- 
 ville, twp 17, Sec 7 O153a (1854) 
 
 Meyer, Harold E. (Nellie) Ch Bernice, 
 Virgil, Marcella, Dorothy, Beards- 
 town Rt 1, tel Beardstown, twp 18, 
 Sec 17-8, O140a (1880) 
 
 Meyer, Louis (Eva) Ch Lloyd, Beards- 
 town Rt 3, tel Beardstown, twp 17, 
 R 12, Sec 14 OlOOa (1887) 
 
 *Meyer, Rudolph (Martha) Ch Opal, 
 Bernice, Beardstown Rt 2, tel Arenz- 
 ville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 7 O53a 
 (1884) 
 
 Mibb, Mrs. Caroline Chandlerville Rt 
 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 8, Sec 
 18 O20a (1852) 
 
 Miles, John W. (Celia) Ch Grace, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 
 9, Sec 5 O51a (1862) 
 
 *Miller, Abraham (Rachael) Ch Lloyd. 
 Velma, Dorothea, Chandlerville Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 15 
 O215a (1885) 
 
 Miller, Aldon (Anna) Ch Donald, Ken- 
 neth, Marjorie, Virginia Rt 2, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 10, Sec 13 
 T800a H. L. Houck (1905) 
 
 Miller, F. M. (Agnes) Ch William, Al- 
 bert, Chandlerville Rt 1, tel Chand- 
 lerville, twp 19, R 9, Sec 36 O30a 
 (1879) 
 
 Miller, Henry (Martha) Ch Elmer, 
 Florence, Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 25 T12a John 
 Angle (1858) 
 
 *Miller, Oscar (Mary) Ch Herschal, 
 Augusta, Carl, John, Chandlerville 
 Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, 
 Sec 15 O290a (1875) 
 
 Miller, Wm. (Louisa) Ch Arthur, Clif- 
 ford, Arenzville Rt 3, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, Sec 10 O40a (1861) 
 
 Millner, E. B. (Beulah) Ch Geraldine, 
 Carrol, Virginia, tel Virginia, twp 
 18, R 9, Sec 33 T80a Ruth Williams 
 (1913) 
 
 Millner, George 0. Virginia Rt 6, tel 
 Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 25 T62a 
 Mrs. M. J. Millner (1876)
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 177 
 
 *Millner, Wm. Virginia Rt 3, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18, R 9, Sec 33 O80a 
 (1857) 
 
 Milstead, E. R. (Ada) Ch Wilma, 
 Chandlerville Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 18, R 9, Sec 1-2 T266a J. W. 
 Milstead (1891) 
 
 Milstead, George Chandlerville Rt 1, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 8, Sec 5 
 O50a (1866) 
 
 Milstead, John (Mary) Ashland Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 8, Sec 
 18 T120a E. Milstead (1861) 
 
 Mitchell, Robert Ch James, Chandler- 
 ville Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, 
 R 9, Sec 9 O80a (1906) 
 
 Molloy, William, Beardstown Rt 1, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 12-11 
 T138B. Wm. Hill (1916) 
 
 *Monroe, Samuel S. (Minnie) Ch Bas- 
 kall, Orville, Roy, James, Emma, 
 Ashland Rt 2, tel Ashland, twp 18, 
 R 8, Sec 32 T160a Lloyd Stribling 
 (1909) 
 
 Moore, Clarence Lee (Annie) Ch Edw., 
 Therman, Flora, Virginia Rt 5, twp 
 18, R 10, Sec 32 T a Ed. Campbell 
 (1914) 
 
 Moore, H. B. (Louise) Ch John, Bert, 
 Elmer, Call, Grace, Beardstown Rt 1, 
 tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 19 
 020a (1863) 
 
 Moorman, Wm. H. (Mary) Beardstown 
 Rt 2, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 12, 
 Sec 13 O136a (1877) 
 
 Morgan, C. C. Ch Oral, Helen, Harry, 
 Chandlerville Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 19, R 8, Sec 30 T80a R. D. Mor- 
 gan (1869) 
 
 Morgan, J. W. (Lizzie) Ch John, Carl, 
 Joe, Myrtle, Alma, Chandlerville Rt 
 1, twp 19, R 8, Sec 30 TlOOa R. D. 
 Morgan (1867) 
 
 Morgan R. D. Chandlerville Rt 1, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 19, R 8, Sec 30 
 O280a (1834) 
 
 Morgan, Robert (Anna) Ch Bertha, 
 Chandlerville Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 19, R 9, Sec 26 T120a Morgan 
 Estate (1867) 
 
 Morgan, Simeon Ch Adeline, William, 
 James, John, Beardstown Rt 3, twp 
 
 17, R 12, Sec 10, T40a F. Koch 
 (1834) 
 
 Morgan, William, Beardstown Rt 3, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 17, R 12, Sec 11 
 T40a Fred Coock (1862) 
 
 Morel I, John C. (Bertha) Ch Mildred, 
 Clifford, Alberta, Mary, Ashland Rt 
 2, tel Tallula, twp 18, R 8, Sec 16 
 T80a R. V. Stowell (1901) 
 
 Morris, H. (Thena) Ch Violet, Earl, 
 Herbert, Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 32 T120a J. C. Chit- 
 tery (1881) 
 
 Morris, Taylor (Mary) Ch Scott, Liz- 
 zie, Albert, Chandlerville Rt 1, twp 
 
 18, R 8, Sec 7 O16a (1849) 
 
 Morrison, S. Frank (Erne) Ch Grace, 
 Thomas, Florence, Beardstown Rt 2, 
 tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 18 
 O20a T134a W. E. Morrison (1877) 
 
 Moss, J. E. (Ollie) Ch Walter, Ray- 
 mond, Andrew, Emerson, Edward, 
 Chandlerville Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 19, R 8, Sec 31 Tl^a Frank 
 Friend (1883) 
 
 Moss, Ralph (Melissa) Ch Helen, 
 Freida, Jessie, Chandlerville Rt 1, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 19, R 9, Sec 32 
 T120a Taylor Estate (1897) 
 
 Mount, John E. (Mary) Ch Stella, Eva 
 Arthur, Florence, Kathlyn, Ashland 
 Rt 3, twp Philadelphia, Sec 13 Tla 
 Alfred Campbell (1912) 
 
 Muhler, Pauline Ch Sophia, William, 
 Edna, Amelia, Henry, Herman, Lena, 
 Charles, Frank, Ernest, Beardstown 
 Rt 2, tel Beardstown-Virginia, twp 
 17, Sec 5 060a (1841) 
 
 *Murphy, Hardin (Minnie) Ch Walter, 
 Clarence, Orville, Chandlerville Rt 2, 
 tel Chanderville, twp 18, R 8, Sec 18 
 T185a Geo. Murphy (1885) 
 
 Murphy, Harvard (Laura) Ch Helen. 
 Harland, Chandlerville Rt 2, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 8 
 O320a (1885) 
 
 Murphy, R. W. (Grace) Ch Hester. 
 Chandlerville Rt 2, tel Chandlerville. 
 twp 18, R 9, Sec 5 T170a George Mur- 
 phy (1893) 
 
 CENTENNIAL NATIONAL BANK 
 
 Interest Paid on Time Deposits VIRGINIA, ILL.
 
 178 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 N 
 
 Nal, H. S. (Maggie) Virginia Rt 2, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 10, Sec 6 
 T a E. Lambert (1905) 
 
 Nance, John H. (Bertha) Virginia Rt 5, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 34 
 T82a E. L. Oetgen (1911) 
 
 Needham, G. S. (Janetta) Ch David, 
 Harry, "The Poplars" Virginia Rt 6, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 25 
 O156a (1846) 
 
 Needham, Joe (Mary) Virginia Rt 6, 
 , tel Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 35 
 O20a (1852) 
 
 Nelson, Edw. (Cora) Ch Robert, 
 Beardstown Rt 2, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 17, R 12, Sec 1 O316a (1884) 
 
 Nelson, W. R. (Sylvia) Ch Clara, 
 Charles, Mabel, Roberta, Virginia Rt 
 1, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 24 
 T160a Claud M. M. Woodard (1890) 
 
 Nester, James (Mary) Ch Pearl, 
 Frances, Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 4 T80a Henry Cun- 
 ningham (1873) 
 
 Newberry, B. J. (Anna) Virginia Rt 1, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 18 
 T240a G. W. Rexroat (1887) 
 
 Newberry, Charles (Effie) Ch Lewis, 
 Doris, Virginia Rt 1, twp 17, R 11, 
 Sec 11 T810a A. Huffman (1887) 
 
 Newberry, Leroy (Eliza) Ch Parthma, 
 Charles, Rosa, Roy, Rube, Brooks, 
 Ethel, Gertrude, Hazel, Virginia Rt 1, 
 twp 17, Sec 13 O60a T54a Clara Huff- 
 man (1876) 
 
 Newberry, Roy (Anna) Ch George. 
 Virginia Rt 4, twp 17, R 10, Sec 36 
 T47a Ernest Clark (1885) 
 
 *Newell, James F. (Anna) Ch Ralph, 
 Marjorie, Bernard, Virginia Rt 3, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 7 O205a 
 (1903) 
 
 -Newell, Wm. P. (Maggie) Ch Ella 
 Bertha, Calista, Francis, Ashland R1 
 1, twp Ashland, Sec ;;i O197a (1867) 
 
 tNewman, A. (Ellen) Ch Mary, Jennie 
 Arthur, Charles, Virginia Rt 6, te) 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 28 
 O200a (1857) 
 
 Newman, Harry (Mae) Ch Dora, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 6, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, 
 R 9, Sec 2 T40a A. Newman (1881) 
 
 *Niestradt, Herman, Arenzville Rt 1, 
 tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 27 
 O200a (1872) 
 
 *Niestradt, John (Elizabeth) Ch Ar- 
 thur, Anna, Nina, Arenzville Rt 1, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 27 
 O200a (1860) 
 
 Niestradt, Louis F. (Sadie) Ch Elmer, 
 Chester, Alberta, Arenzville Rt 1, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 28 
 O160a (1865) 
 
 Niestradt, Wm. (Caroline) Ch Alma, 
 Harry, Clarence, Richard, Arenzville 
 Rt 1, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 
 27 O160a (1860) 
 
 Nobis, Carl (Augusta) Ch Lydia, 
 Emily, Arnold, Erna, S'elma, Otto, Ed- 
 win, Elenora, Arenzville Rt 3, twp 17 
 R 11, Sec 31 O150a (1879) 
 
 Nobis, Julius . (Hulda) Ch Edward. 
 Arenzville Rt 3, tel Arenzville, twp 
 17, R 11, Sec 29 T160a Wm. Nobis 
 (1890) 
 
 Noblitt, Hiram (Ida) Ch Vernor, Myr- 
 tle, Viola, Delia, Virginia Rt 6, tel 
 Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 16 T240a 
 Mrs. Martha Henderson (1898) 
 
 Nollsch. Mrs. Emma Ch Eva, Roy, 
 James, Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, R9, Sec 31 O38a (1887) 
 
 Nollsch, A. J. (Mae) Ch Alberta, Jul- 
 / ius, Katherine, Elizabeth, Virginia Rt 
 
 6, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 13 
 
 O80a (1876) 
 
 Nollsch, L. C. (Cora) Ch Greta, Ralph, 
 Ruth, "Oakdale Farm" Virginia Rt 6, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 13 
 O74V 2 a (1870) 
 
 Nordsick, Henry (Marie) Ch Floyd, 
 Russell, Berneda, Paul, Wilhelmina, 
 Beardstown Rt 2, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 11, R 11, Sec 6 O80a (1874) 
 
 Norris, J. S. (Agnes) Ch Mollie, 
 Charles, Ernest, Chandlerville Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 8-9, Sec 
 13-18 O47a (1875)
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 179 
 
 o 
 
 *0etgen, Edward L. (Minnie) Ch Mil- 
 dred, Alta, Raymond, Edith, "Hill 
 Crest Farm" Virginia Rt 5, tel 
 Beardstown-Virginia, twp 17, R 11, 
 Sec 3 O362a (1860) 
 
 Oetgen, George (Nettie) Ch Mae, Lela, 
 Pearl, Cora, Beardstown Rt 2, tel Vir- 
 ginia-Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 
 29 O290a (1857) 
 
 Oetgen, H. H. (Alma) Ch Lloyd, 
 Beardstown Rt 3, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 17, R 12, Sec 4 T200a Augusta 
 Oetgen (1912) 
 
 Oleson, F. D. (Loraine) Ch Albert Mar- 
 garette, Thomas, Grace, Russell, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, 
 R 10, Sec 5 T124a Bert Taylor (1905) 
 
 Oleson, James (Jennie) Ch Loraine, 
 Virginia Rt 6, twp 18, R 10, Sec 13 
 T140a A. Nelch (1915) 
 
 Olroyd, Henry S. (Elizabeth) Ch Clif- 
 ford, Little Indian, twp 19, R 10, Sec 
 26 O67%a (1892) 
 
 Onniston, John (Jenn'e) Ch Eldred, 
 Christine, Andrew, Helen, Ashland 
 Rt 2, tel Tallula, twp 18, R 8, Sec 29 
 O120a (Native Son) 
 
 Orne, E. S. (Maggie) Ch Mildred, Min- 
 nie. Carl, Freda, Virginia Rt 4, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 35 TllOa 
 W. L. Henderson (1890) 
 
 Osborne, Clarence (Bell) Ch Ruth, 
 Virginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 10, Sec 31 T5a J. C. Rexroat 
 (1913) 
 
 Osborn, J. E. (Elizabeth) Chandler- 
 ville Rt 2, twp 18, R 9, Sec 13 040a 
 (1860) 
 
 Osterholdt, Wm. F. (Minnie) Ch Paul, 
 Deliah, Beardstown Rt 3, twp 17, R 
 12, S'ec 15 O200a (1873) 
 
 Otken, Dick (Minnie) Ch Dora, Fred, 
 John, Nellie, Walter, Charles, Anna, 
 Ashland Rt 2, twp 18, R 8, Sec 33 
 O40a (1892) 
 
 Overhake, Henry (Hannah) Ch Reta, 
 Rosa, Russell, Raymond, Beardstown 
 Rt 2, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 12, 
 Sec 35 T200a Fred Menhel (1914) 
 
 Parry, Charles (Mary) Ch Charles, Lo- 
 gan , Floyd, Virgil, Nellie, Beards- 
 town Rt 2, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 
 11, Sec 19 O69a (1835) 
 
 *Parry, Wm. T. (Amelia) Ch Edward, 
 John, Florence, Robert, Alfred, Ar- 
 thur, Carl, Richard, Martha, Beards- 
 town Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, 
 Sec 23 O160a (1865) 
 
 *Paschall, John (Alice) Ch Louis, 
 Glenn, Myon, Virginia Rt 1, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 11 O40a 
 (1862) 
 
 Passage, Shirley A. (Anna) Ch Rus- 
 sell, Meredosia Rt 1, tel Arenzville, 
 twp 17, R 12, Sec 32 T160a Geo. 
 Lovekamp (1916) 
 
 Pate, Anthony (Tillie) Ch Arthur, 
 William, Beardstown Rt 2, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 12, Sec 26 
 TllOa Geo. F. Kuhlman (1905) 
 
 Pate, Fred (Rosa) Ch Cerdelia, Stella, 
 Elberta, Dorothy, Beardstown Rt 2, 
 twp 18, R 12, Sec 25 T80a Geo. F. 
 Kuhlman (1895) 
 
 Pate, George R. (Flora) Ch Cyndia, 
 Ollie, George, Lawrence, Mary, Mil- 
 dred, Minnie, Foha, Clarence, 
 Beardstown Rt 3, twp 17, R 12, Sec 
 5 T40a P. D. Goff (1897) 
 
 Pate, Harry (Dora) Ch Pearl, Viola, 
 Ralph, Beardstown Rt 2, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 18, R 12, Sec 36 T45a 
 Lewis Carls (1883) 
 
 Pate, Jerry (Alma) Ch Florence, 
 Beardstown Rt 2, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 12, Sec 25 T80a George F. 
 Kuhlman (912) 
 
 Pattillo, W. A. Ch William, Bernice, 
 Ashland Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 9, Sec 11 O60a (1882) 
 
 Patton, Alfred F. (Catherine) Ch Anna, 
 Arenxville Rt 2, twp 17, R 11, Sec 
 33 7230a Frank Dobes (1905)
 
 180 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Paul, Elizabeth Ch Fred, Emma, Theo- 
 dore, Martha, Edwin, Arnold, Arenz- 
 ville Rt 2, twp 17, R 11, Sec 32 O156a 
 (1877) 
 
 *Pauly, Frank (Lizzie) Ch Elsie, Anna 
 Mary, Oakford Rt 1, tel Oakford, twp 
 19, R 8, Sec 33 O200a (1896) 
 
 Pauly Nicholas (Elizabeth) Ch Ernest, 
 Virginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, twp 18, 
 R 10, Sec 12 O80a (1869) 
 
 Pearn, Omer(Lilla) Ch Charles, Forest, 
 Albyn, Dorothy, John, Sherwood, Ash- 
 land Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, 
 Sec 25 T120a J. D. Turner (1875) 
 
 Peck, Edwin T. (Jennie) Ch Lyman, 
 Elmer, Joseph, Harvard, Leland, 
 Walter, Lucille, Arenzville Rt 3, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 15 
 O160a (1868) 
 
 Peck, Eugene (Nora) Arenzville Rt 3, 
 twp 17, R 11, Sec 23 T160a Harvard 
 Torley (1903) 
 
 *fPeck, Lyman A. (Julia) Ch Gilbert, 
 Arenzville Rt 3, tel Arenzville, twp 
 17, R 11, Sec 22 (1893) 
 
 Pelker, Herman F. (Dora) Ch Elmer, 
 Arenzville Rt 1, tel Meredosia, twp 
 17, R 13, Sec 24 O200a (1876) 
 
 Pelker, John H. (Mary) Ch Frank, 
 "Walter, Arenzville Rt 1, tel Mere- 
 dosia, twp 17, R 13, Sec 24 O650a 
 (1862) 
 
 Person, Harry, Virginia Rt 2, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 19, R 10, Sec 34 
 T40a John Goodel (1875) 
 
 *Petefish, B. P. Virginia Rt 1, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 33 T240a 
 Petefish Estate (1857) 
 
 *Petefish, Edw. E. (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Roena, Virginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 10, Sec 33 O200a (1860) 
 
 *Peterson, John (Tressia) Ch Carl, Al- 
 bert, Theodore, Robert, Virginia Rt 
 6, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 9, Sec 19 
 O210a (1888) 
 
 *Pettit, J. E. (Ethel) Ch Virgil, Ash- 
 land Rt 2, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 9, 
 Sec 36 O200a (1883) 
 
 Pettit, J. W. M. (Maude) Ch Helen, 
 Homer, Ashland Rt 3, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 1 T70a E. L. Pettit 
 (1912) 
 
 *Pettit, Wm. (Elsie) Ch Myrtle, Neva, 
 Howard, Elberta, Orville, Ashland 
 Rt 3, twp Ashland, Sec 7 T99a L. 
 Fellick (1872) 
 
 Phelps, Wallace (May) Ch Howard, 
 Russell, Hazel, Virginia, Chandler- 
 ville Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, 
 R 9, Sec 9 O60a (1883) 
 
 Phelps, Walter (Delia) Ch Florence, 
 Mildred, Earl, Chandlerville Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 
 lO.OSOa (1879) 
 
 Phelps, Wm. R. (Rose) ChEmma, Clar- 
 ence, Opal, Lloyd, Hazel, Carson, 
 Beardstown Rt 1, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 19, R 11, Sec 31 O80a (1857) 
 
 Philippi, P. O. Beardstown Rt 2, twp 
 18,, R 11, T160a Henry Winhold 
 (1885) 
 
 Philippi, W. W. Beardstown Rt 2, twp 
 18, R 11, T160a Henry Winhold 
 (1885) 
 
 Pilger, Herbert (Dora) Beardstown Rt 
 3, tel Beardstown, twp 17 R 12, 
 T120a Geo. Huffman (1891) 
 
 Pilger, William (Mary) Ch Herbert, 
 Carl, Russell, Beardstown Rt 3, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 17, R 12, Sec 4 
 O240a (1877) 
 
 Piper, Chas. (Pearl) Ch Leona. Oatha, 
 Arenzville Rt 3, twp 17, R 11, Sec 20 
 O20a (1907) 
 
 *Plaster, L. E. (Susana) Chandlerville 
 Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 10, 
 Sec 1 0500a 
 
 Plowright, Wm. (Effie) Ch Virginia, 
 Johanna, William, Fenella, Tressler, 
 Stanley, Kenneth, Rola, Ashland Rt 
 3, twp 17, R 9, Sec 22-23 T320a John 
 Atkins (1912) 
 
 Plunkett, John A. (Lena) Ch John, 
 Donald, Clifford, Ida, William, 
 Beardstown Rt. 3, twp 18 R 12, Sec 
 27 T200a Chas. Hess (1887) 
 
 Plunkett, Michael J. Virginia Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 19, R 10, Sec 
 34 TllOa J. Goodel (1861) 
 
 *Pond, F. X. (Alice) Ch Grace, Fran- 
 ces, Floyd, Anna, Virginia Rt 5, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 33 
 O180a (1877) 
 
 Potter, John Ch Grace, Clarence, Irene, 
 Virginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 11, Sec 10 OlOa (1905) 
 
 Potter, Joseph (Hattie) Ch Fred, 
 Noah, Anna, Mary, Cassie, Arenz- 
 ville Rt 3, tel Arenzville, twp 17, 
 R 11, Sec 29 O40a (1907) 
 
 Pratt, Chas. (Ida) Ch Earl, Mutis, 
 Clark, Helen, John, Everett, Julia, 
 Oakford Rt 1, tel Oakford, twp 19, 
 R 8, Sec 16 T170a A. G. Hayne. 
 
 *Price, Philip (Myra) Ch Harry, Lelia, 
 Eugene, Ashland Rt 2, twp Ashland, 
 Sec 17, T160a Bowles Estate (1913) 
 
 Pyle, W. B. (Dora) Ch Mable, William, 
 Ashland Rt 3, twp Ashland, Sec 7 
 T2a Chas. S. Biggs (1916)
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 181 
 
 Quernhiem, Theodore H. Ch Edna, 
 Ethel, Ralph, Beardstown Rt 2, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 12, Sec 13 
 T160a Chas. Lebkeucher (1882) 
 
 Quigg, S. A. (Addie) Ch Nellie Henry, 
 Rose, Alberta, Charles, Virginia Rt 
 1, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 28- 
 29 T200a Mrs. N. C. Petefish (1862) 
 
 R 
 
 Rahn, Charles J. (Sarah) Ch Pearl, 
 William, Albert, Paul, Virginia Rt 4, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 36 
 O54a (1865) 
 
 Ransom, Robert (Anna) Ch Homer, 
 George, Beardstown Rt 3, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 17, R 12, Sec 11 T240a 
 Sarah D. Lillard (1912) 
 
 *Rausch, Martin (Anna) Chandlerville 
 Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, 
 Sec 2-11 O155a (1893) 
 
 Ray, Ed. (Ella) Ch Marie, Daisy, 
 Norma, James, Woodrow, Chandler- 
 ville Rt 1, twp 18, R 8, Sec 5 T80a 
 Geo. Wright (1914) 
 
 Ray, Wm. T. (Hattie) Ch Vera, Chand- 
 lerville Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, twp 
 19, n 8, Sec 31 OlOa (1890) 
 
 Rector, Chas. C. (Eva) Ch Clinton, 
 Myrtle, Wishard, Marcella, Ashland 
 Rt 2, twp 17, R 8, Sec 31 T320a 
 Harry Hager (1915) 
 
 Redshaw, Charles (Frances) Ch Cath- 
 erine, Rose, William, Eva, Mildred, 
 Arenzville Rt 1, tel Arenzville, twp 
 17, R 12, Sec 34 T200a Ernest Tickey 
 (1911) 
 
 Redshaw, Thomas (Martha) Ch Edw. 
 Laura, Roy, Gertrude, Alice, Beards- 
 town Rt 3, tel Beardstown, twp 18, 
 R 17, Sec 33 T320a M. D. Hexter 
 (1882) 
 
 Reed, J. W. (Izora) Ch Alma, Lorena, 
 Robert, Edna, Jewell, Roy, Ashland 
 Rt 3, twp Ashland, Sec 16 T80a L. 
 E. Stribling (1917) 
 
 *Reemtsen, Bruno (Caroline) Ch 
 Harry, Fern, Oakford Rt 1, tel Oak- 
 ford, twp 19, R 8, Sec 16, T466a J. J. 
 Donaldson (1915) 
 
 Reeve, Harry (Lillian) Ch Viola, Her- 
 schal, Mary, Beardstown Rt 1, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 16 
 T158a Mrs. H. Nebold (1874) 
 
 Reeves, L. S. (Lavesta) Ch Olin, 
 Ralph, Eugene, Ashland Rt 2, twp 18, 
 R 8, Sec 17-18 Oll^a (1892) 
 
 *fReichert, Elmer (Cora) Ch Floyd, 
 Roy, Annabelle, Beardstown Rt 2, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 17 
 T370a Louis Leonard-George Oetgen 
 (1891) 
 
 *Reichert, Oscar G. (Rose) Ch Roscoe, 
 Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, twp 18, 
 R 11, Sec 27 T172a S. E. Clark-John 
 H. Reichert-Fred Reichert (1893) 
 
 *Reichert, W. F. (Kate) Ch Zelma, 
 Ralph, Cecil, Walter, Etker, Harold, 
 Philadelphia, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 
 9, Sec 20 T400a Robert Hall (1874) 
 
 Reid, J. E. (Bessie) Virginia Rt 2, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 2.1 
 T76a C. Nesbitt (1894) 
 
 Reid, Stewart (Mary) Ch Kenneth, 
 Glen, Stella, Virginia Rt 2, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18 R 10, Sec 21 T160a 
 Reid Estate (1854) 
 
 Reining, Albert, Beardstown Rt 3, twp 
 17, R 12, S'ec 8 T200a Battingburg 
 Estate (1887) 
 
 Reining, Henry E. (Lottie) Beards- 
 town Rt 3, twp 17, R 12, Sec 8 T200a 
 Battingburg Estate (1894) 
 
 Reining, Charles Ch Lizzie, Augusta, 
 Henry, Minnie, Elda, Conrad, Bright, 
 Eve, Esther, Beardstown Rt 3, twp 
 17, R 12, Sec 9 T95a H. J. Deverman 
 (1907) 
 
 *Rexroat, J. C. (Euphemia) Ch Mable,x 
 Rena, Virginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 10, Sec 31 O200a (1870) 
 
 *Rexroat, J. Everett (Cora) Ch Can- 
 yon, Maynard, Evelyn, Harold, Anna, 
 Vernon, Arenzville Rt 1, tel Arenz- 
 ville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 26 T120a 
 August Hansmeyer (1906) 
 
 Reynolds, A. R. (Eva) Virginia Rt 4, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 17 
 T158a Wm. Reynolds (1885)
 
 182 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Riemtsen, George (Elva) Ch Clyfford, 
 Oakford Rt 1, tel Oakford, twp 19, 
 R 8, Sec 16 T466a J. J. Donaldson 
 
 Riley, Walter (Grace) Ashland Rt 1, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 33 T87a H. Baxter 
 (1917) 
 
 Ring, Carl (Marie) Ch Mary, Minnie, 
 Helen, Carl, Rosa, Anna, Martha, 
 William, Elizabeth, Henry, Chris, 
 Amanda, Lydia, Arenzville Rt 3, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 11, S'ec 10 T a 
 Phillip Stock (1900) 
 
 Ring, William (Margaret) Ch Eliza- 
 beth, Amelia, Virginia Rt 1, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 11 OlSOa 
 (1906) 
 
 Ring, William F. (Elsie) Ch Melvin, 
 Beardstown Rt 2, tel Arenzville, twp 
 18, R 11, Sec 31 O80a T15a Cora 
 Nelson (1899) 
 
 *Ritter, Ray (Mattie) Ch Susan, Ash- 
 land Rt 2, tel Tallula, twp 18, R 8, 
 Sec 16 T381a Wm. Quigg (1910) 
 
 Roach, W. R. (Stella) Ch Arthur, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 11, 
 Sec 32 T5a R. G. Crumm (1904) 
 
 *Robertson, J. O. (Lou) Ch Junior, 
 "Mound Lake Farm" Beardstown Rt 
 1, tel Beardstown, twp 19, R 11, S'ec 
 a4 T340a Robertson Estate (1890) 
 
 Roegge, Chas. H. (Marie) Ch Elmer, 
 Marie, Homer, Arenzville, tel Arenz- 
 ville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 18 O158a 
 (1876) 
 
 *Roegge, Henry (Alma) Ch Velmo, 
 Norma, Harold, Arenzville Rt 2, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 33 
 O160a (1877) 
 
 *Roegge, Henry J. (Anna) Ch Albert, 
 Clara, Arenzville Rt 1, tel Meredosia, 
 twp 17, R 12, Sec 20 CHOOa (1895) 
 
 *Roegge, John H. (Emma) Ch Laura, 
 Walter, Robert, Olga, Pearl, Selma, 
 Arenzville Rt 2, tel Arenzville, twp 
 17, R 11, Sec 34 O160a (1870) 
 
 *Roegge, Wm. H. Ch Lena, Clarence, 
 Anna, Minnie, Elmer, Edward, 
 Arenzville Rt 3, tel Arenzville, twp 
 17, R 11, Sec 22 O260a (1868) 
 
 *fRohn, A. H. (Sarah) Ch Merle, Har- 
 old, Beardstown Rt 3, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 18, R 12, S'ec 28 T450a 
 Chas. Boon (1891) 
 
 Rohn, Albert (Elizabeth) Ch Archie, 
 Delia, Verna, Lee, Beardstown Rt 3, 
 tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 12, Sec 28 
 O200a (1866) 
 
 Rohn, Ed. (Gallic) Ch Bessie, Nellie, 
 George, Helen, Hazel, Beardstown 
 Rt 3, twp 18, R 12, Sec 21 T40a Wm. 
 Rohn (1878) 
 
 Rohn, F. H. (Effie) Ch Martha, Rhea, 
 Velma, Dale, Wallace, Beardstown 
 Rt 3, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 12, 
 Sec 22 O22a T460a O. R. Mathews 
 
 (1882) 
 
 Ross, Robert (Elizabeth) Ch Mable, 
 Earl, Robert, Margaret, Macie, 
 "Wayside Stock Farm" Virginia Rt 
 6, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 22- 
 29 O247a (1861) 
 
 *Ross, William Ch Walter, Ethel, Ha- 
 zel, Philadelphia, tel Virginia, twp 
 17, R 9, Sec 9-10 O240a (1858) 
 
 Rumford, Anna Ch Katie, Charles, Tal- 
 lula Rt 1, tel Tallula, twp 18, R 8, 
 S'ec 9 Ola (1885) 
 
 Ruppel, Alvin G. (Delia) Ch Clarence, 
 Orville, Virginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, R 10, Sec 22 T118a John 
 Hueschen (1897) 
 
 *Ruppel, Arthur J. (Lydia) Arenzville 
 Rt 3, tel Beardstown, twp 17, R 11, 
 Sec 8 080a (1888) 
 
 *Ruppel, August H. (Ethel) Ch Virgil, 
 Henry, Ella, Beardstown Rt 2, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 17, R 11, Sec 7 
 O170a (1882) 
 
 Ruppel, Emil (Hulda) Virginia Rt 6, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 24 
 T80a J. Hueschen (1891) 
 
 Ruppel, Emil H. (Amelia) Ch Arthur, 
 Arenzville Rt 3, tel Beardstown, twp 
 17, R 11, Sec 9 O260a (1895) 
 
 *Ruppel, Henry J. M. (Amelia) Ch Au- 
 gust, Herman, Arthur, Marie, Emil, 
 Rosa, Beardstown Rt 2, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 17 R 11, Sec 17 O300a 
 (1867) 
 
 *Ruppel, Henry (Catherine) Ch Lizzie, 
 Otto, Anna, Theodore, Edw., Matilda. 
 Polly, Atterberry Rt 1 tel Tallula- 
 Oakford, twp 18, R 8, Sec 4 O483a 
 (1872) 
 
 Ruppel, Otto (Myrtle) Ch Floyd, At- 
 terberry Rt 1, tel Oakford, twp IS, 
 R 8, S'ec 4 T94a Henry Ruppel 
 (1889) 
 
 *Russell, Charles W. (Florence) Ch 
 Mary, Edna, Dorothy, "Clover Hill 
 Farm" Virginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, R 10, Sec 36 O160a (1874)
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 183 
 
 Saathoff, Otto, Chandlerville Rt 1, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 19, Sec 31 OSOa 
 
 (1877) 
 
 *Sallee, H. H. (Louise) Ch Ruth, Rye. 
 John, Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 10, Sec 1-2 T280a Mills Es- 
 tate (1863) 
 
 Sallee, James (Lena) Ch Floyd, Mar- 
 guerite, Lena, Lual, Alma, Ashland 
 Rt 2, twp Ashland, Sec 4 T a John 
 Schone (1917) 
 
 Salzman, L. F. (Anna) Ch Alma, Glenn, 
 Virginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, twp 18, 
 R 10, Sec 13 T235a John Mullen 
 (1874) 
 
 Salzman, Mathis (Louise) Ch Nora, 
 Frank, Minnie, Virginia Rt 6, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 34 T80a 
 Robert Hall (1867) 
 
 Sanning, Robert (iviary) Ch Louzelta, 
 Richard, Raid, Eliza, Bertha, Martin, 
 Marchel, Maude, Beardstown Rt 3, 
 tel Beardstown, twp 17 R 12, Sec i4 
 T120a Nettie Pearson (1892) 
 
 Sapp, S. M. (Lynn) Ch Lynn, Mary, 
 Beardstown Rt 3, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 12, Sec 34 O160a (1914) 
 
 Sappington, Harry E. (Alice) Ch Irvin, 
 Everett, Arenzville Rt 2, twp 17, R 
 11, Sec 36 T375a A. E. Crum (1914) 
 
 *Satorius, Wm. H. (Myrtle) Ch How- 
 ard, Glenn, Hermina, Woodrow, 
 Helen, "Oak Hill Farm" Ashland Rt 
 2, tel Tallula, twp 18, R 8, Sec 19 
 O340a (1907) 
 
 *Savage, Edwin J. (Margaret) Ch 
 Frances, Elizabeth, Lee, Virginia Rt 
 5, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 34 
 T80a Chas. R. Savage (1878) 
 
 *Savage, Louis, L. (Ella) Ch Nellie, 
 Fred, Ashland Rt 2, tel Ashland, twp 
 17, R 9, Sec 12 O409a 
 
 Savage, Roy (Flora) Ch Helen, Anna, 
 Ashland Rt 1, tel Ashland, twp 17, 
 R 9, Sec 25 T116a Fred Wallbaum 
 (1916) 
 
 *Savage, Walter W. Ch Edward, Ash- 
 land Rt 3, twp Philadelphia, Sec 13 
 T153a G. W. Collins (1880) 
 
 Saylor, Eugene (Hulda) Ch John, Clar- 
 ence, Oliver, Arenzville, twp 17, R 
 11, See 29 O77^a (1895) 
 
 Schaad, J. C. (Emma) Ch Arthur, 
 Oakford Rt 1, tel Oakford, twp 19, R 
 8, Sec 20 T282a Schaad Estate 
 (1861) 
 
 Schaad, Mary, Virginia Rt 2, twp 18, 
 R 10, Sec 7, T2a Thos. Schaad 
 (1867) 
 
 EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN IMMANUEL CHURCH, Rt. 1, ARENZVILLE, ILL.
 
 184 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Schaad, Minnie, Virginia Rt 2, twp 18, 
 
 R 10, Sec 7 T2a Thos. S'chaad (1867) 
 
 *Schaad, Robert, Virginia Rt 2, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 10, Sec 8 
 O310a (1868) 
 
 Schaad, Thos. F. (Lou) Virginia Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 10, Sec 
 7 O200a (1875) 
 
 *Schaddel, John (Fannie) Ch Charles, 
 Grace, Harry, Leo, Oakford Rt 1, tel 
 Oakford, twp 19, R 8, Sec 28 O140a 
 (1910) 
 
 *Schaeffer, Harry H. (Lola) Ch Doro- 
 thea, James, Wilma, Arenzville Rt 3, 
 tel Virginia-Arenzville, twp 17, R 
 xl, Sec 15 T120a J. A. Schaeffer 
 (1875) 
 
 Schall, Albert (Laura) Ch Helen, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, 
 Sec 25 T80a M. Buxton (1876) 
 
 Schall, Charles (Minnie) Ch Lillie, 
 Hilda, Virginia Rt 2, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, R 10, Sec 28 O83a (1870) 
 
 Schall, Ed. (Anna) Ch Elmer, Nadine, 
 Nita, Clifford, Lee, "Shady Nook 
 Farm" Virginia Rt 2, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, R 10, Sec 20 O120a (1866) 
 
 Schall, Harry (Myrtle) Ch Marie, 
 Arenzville Rt 3, twp 17, R 11, Sec 4 
 T40a E. Schall (1897) 
 
 *Schall, Harry (Delia) Ch Wilma, 
 Irma, Virginia Rt 2, tel Virginia, twp 
 18, R 11, Sec 25 O8a (1888) 
 
 Schall, John H. (Elsie) Ch Ralph, Har- 
 old, Virginia Rt 5, tel 17, R 11, Sec 
 4 Tla T. Guinther (1908) 
 
 Scheer, August F. (Minnie) Ch Marga- 
 ret, Beardstown Rt 1, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 18, R 11, Sec 18, OSOa 
 (1914) 
 
 *Scheer, Henry (Cora) Ch Martha, 
 William, Caroline, Beardstown Rt 1, 
 tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 
 18 O240a (1897) 
 
 Scheffer, Wm. D. (Hester) Beards- 
 town Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 
 11, Sec 7 T120a Wm. Deifelmeyer 
 (1860) 
 
 *Schewe, Chas. (Emma) Ch Clarence, 
 Carl, Beardstown Rt 1, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 18, R 11, Sec 5 O240a 
 (1875) 
 
 *Schewe, Emil, Beardstown Rt 1, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 5 
 T81a Mrs. Wm. Schewe (1889) 
 
 Schewe, Wm. F. (Mollie) Ch Lucille, 
 Margaret, Ruth, Beardstown Rt 1, 
 tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 8 
 O260a (1872) 
 
 Schmidt, Arthur (Velma) Ch Luther, 
 Arenzville Rt 1, tel Arenzville, twp 
 
 17, R 12, Sec 29 O120a (1901) 
 
 Schnake, Henry W. (Anna) Ch Fred, 
 Edwin, Albert, Paul, Beardstown Rt 
 3, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 
 21 O320a (1860) 
 
 Schneider, E. C. Beardstown Rt 3, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 17, R 12, Sec 2 
 O120a (1868) 
 
 Schneider, H. F. (Ella) Ch Frank, 
 Beardstown Rt 3, te.1 Beardstown, 
 twp 17, R 12, Sec 2 OSOa (1867) 
 
 Schnepper, Fred G. (Anna) Ch John, 
 Edw., Christ, Carrie, Herman, Otto, 
 Beardstown Rt 1, tel Virginia, tv/p 
 
 18, Sec 14 O160a (1903) 
 
 *Schnepper, John C. (Amelia) Ch 
 Vilma, Elmer, Carl, Beardstown Rt 1, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 15 
 O90a (1902) 
 
 Schnoover, Henry (Jessie) Ch Ellen, 
 Margaret, Inez, Virginia Rt 2, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 10, Sec 10 
 (1890) 
 
 Schroeder, Wm. F. Virginia Rt 5, tel 
 Virginia, twp 18, R 11, Sec 22 T120a 
 W. F. S'chroeder, Sr. (1889) 
 
 Schumacher, J. Herman (Delia) Ch 
 Irene, Mildred, Beardstown Rt 1, 
 tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 9 
 T112a Geo. Kuhlman (1892) 
 
 Schuman, Fred W. (Clara) Beards- 
 town Rt 3, tel Arenzville, twp 17, 
 R 12, Sec 13 T120a A. Schuman 
 (1883) 
 
 Schweer, Geo. F. (Ella) Ch Ralph, 
 Martha, Francis, Arenzville Rt 1, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 28 
 O200a (1870) 
 
 *Scott, Jean H. Ch Etha, Virginia Rt 
 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 10, 
 Sec 5 T270a John N. Taylor (1885) 
 
 Seaman, Ella L. Ch Roy, Glenn, Har- 
 old, Beardstown Rt 1, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 18, R 11, Sec 16 O215a 
 (1876) 
 
 Settles, A. J. (Vinnia) Ch Minnie, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, 
 Sec 6 T14a J. L. Mathews (1909) 
 
 *Sever, Walter (Ella) Ch Marguerite, 
 Mable, Ashland Rt 2, twp Ashland, 
 Sec 5 O40a (1875)
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 185 
 
 *Severns, W. M. (Ida) Ch Orville, 
 Wilmer, Howard, Chandlerville Rt 1, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 19, R 8, Sec 
 30 O192a (1917) 
 
 Shafer, Homer, Chandlerville Rt 1, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec >6 
 TlOa Mrs. O. P. Shafer (1894) 
 
 *Shawgo, E. L. (Minnie) Ch Glenn, 
 Chandlerville Rt 1, tel Oakford, twp 
 19, R 8, Sec 20 T263a Hubbard Bros. 
 (1914) 
 
 Shay, John (Anna) Ch Margaret, 
 Frances, Mildred, Veda, John, Edna, 
 Emerson, Beardstown Rt 3, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 15 
 OlOOa (1905) 
 
 Sherren George (Anna) Ch Jessie, 
 Lee, Amie, Frank, Ada, Henry, 
 Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 10, Sec 11 T213a Geo. C. Chittick 
 (1875) 
 
 Snerrill, Harvey (Neva) Ch George. 
 Virginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, twp 18, 
 R 10, Sec 27 T310a George Nesbit 
 (1884) 
 
 Shive Ott (Pearl) Ch James, Virginia 
 Rt 5, twp 18, R 10 Sec 31 T a Ed. 
 Biddlecomb (1915) 
 
 *Shotton, Clyde C. (Bessie) Ch Cath- 
 erine, Paul, Arenzville Rt 3, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 22 
 T120a B. E. Peck (1910) 
 
 Showalter, Ed. (Ruth) Ch Donovan, 
 Robert, Helen, Virginia Rt 3, tel 
 
 Virginia, twp 18, R 9, Sec 28 Tina 
 Albert Watkins (1888) 
 
 *Showalter, Wm. (Ida) Ch Dorothy, 
 Leo, Pauline, Virginia Rt 6, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18, R 9, Sec 26 T121a Wm. 
 Higgison (1887) 
 
 Simmons, Oscar A. (Claudia) Beards- 
 town Rt 2, tel 18, R 11, Sec 31 T75a 
 Nordsick-Schmoldt (1900) 
 
 Simpson, W. L. (Nina) Ch Jack, Cor- 
 nelius, Ashland Rt 2, tel Ashland, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 25 (1916) 
 
 *Sinclair, S. W. (Ella) Ch Clara, Flora, 
 Ashland Rt 3, twp Ashland, Sec 7 
 (1855) 
 
 *Sinclair, W. O. (Eva) Ch Carl, "Sul- 
 phur Springs" Ashland Rt 3, twp 
 Ashland, Sec 7 O70a (1855) 
 
 Skaggs, J. D. (Mollie) Oakford Rt 1> 
 tel Oakford, twp 19, R 8, Sec 21, 
 O214a (1908) 
 
 Skaggs, Lee (Minnie) Ch Robert, Oak- 
 ford Rt 1, tel Oakford, twp 19, R 8, 
 Sec 21 T214a J. D. Skaggs (1908) 
 
 Smidley, Frank Tallula Rt 1, tel Tal- 
 lula, twp 18, R 8, Sec 28 O80a (1S83) 
 
 Smith, Chas. Ch Opal, Clyde, Claude, 
 Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 18, 
 R 9, Sec 33 T191a W. Elliot (1901) 
 
 Smith, D. N. (Amanda) Ch Paul, Wal- 
 ter, Roy, Beulah, Lyle, Rama, Ray, 
 Olga, Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 
 18, R 9, Sec 31 T120a Wm. Gardley 
 (1904) 
 
 Smith, E. C. (Louise) Ch Robert, 
 Noah, Ashland Rt 1, twp Ashland, 
 Sec 29 T67a G. W. Stout (1892) 
 
 DECEMBER DAYS ON THE FARM
 
 186 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Smith, Ira A. (Ida) Ch Bernice, Sam, 
 Ira, Oakford Rt 1, tel Oakford, twp 
 19, R 8, Sec 32 O240 (1902) 
 
 Smith, I. N. Ch Laura, Oakford Rt 1, 
 tel Petersburg, twp 19, R 8, Sec 32 
 O120a (1848) 
 
 *Smith, J. M. (Nellie) Ch Louis, Ma- 
 ble,, Ashland Rt 3, tel Ashland, twp 
 
 17, R 9, Sec 24 T120a Harm Smith 
 (1882) 
 
 Smith, L. B. (Delia) Ch Velma, Sadie, 
 Pearl, Beulah, Chandlerville Rt 1, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 8, Sec 5 
 T80a J. N. Staith (1890) 
 
 Smith, Samuel (IWary) Ch Ruth, Doro- 
 thy, Emma, Lowell, Virginia Rt 2, 
 twp 19, R 10, Sec 10 T5a Leiinie 
 Fielden (1876) 
 
 Snyder, James O. (Sarah) Ch Ernest, 
 William, Bert, Scott, Chandlerville 
 Rt 1, twp 19, R 9, Sec 36 T40a John 
 Wilkey (1908) 
 
 Snyder, James S., Sr. (Margaret) Ch 
 Chas. Rosa, Grace, Walter, Chand- 
 lerville Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, twp 
 
 18, R 9, Sec 4 O43a (1875) 
 
 Spicer, J. J. (Elise) Ch Elmer, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 4, twp 17, R 9, Sec 29 T5a 
 Howard Jikisch (1893) 
 
 *Springer, J. L. (Etta) Ch Edward, 
 Arenzville Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 11, S'ec 23 TllOa M. F. Springer 
 (1890) 
 
 Springer, J. S. (Emily) Ch Nellie, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 
 10, Sec 12 O163a (1856) 
 
 *Sprinkle, C. J. (Ann) Ch Emway 
 Chandlerville Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 18, R 8, Sec 6 O160a (1901) 
 
 *Sprinkle, E. E. (Emma) Ch Paul, 
 Walter, Chandlerville Rt 1, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 8, O80a 
 (1901) 
 
 Staake, Edw. (Magdalene) Arenzville, 
 Rt 1, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, 
 Sec 32 T120a Henry Tegedar (1892) 
 
 *Staake, Herman (Lena) Ch Hulda, 
 Alfred, Edward, Julius, Otto, Elmer, 
 Theodore, Herschal, Arenzville Rt 1, 
 tel Merodosia, twp 17, R 12, S'ec 20 
 O586a (1882) 
 
 Stadley, J. N. (Lucy) Virginia Rt 5, 
 twp 18, R 10, Sec 31 OlOa (1857) 
 
 Stanley, Lewis (IVa) Ch Chris, Ora, 
 Howard, Beardstown Rt 3, twp 18, 
 R 12, Sec 35 T120a Baker (1868) 
 
 Stanley, Martin (Maggie) Ch Oren, 
 Virginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 
 
 10, Sec 23 O160a (1859) 
 
 Stemming, H. (Mary) Ch John, Ruby, 
 Chandlerville Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 18, R 9, Sec 3 O120a (1917) 
 
 *Stevenson, Charles (Mary) Little 
 Indian, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, 
 Sec 26 O127a (1849) 
 
 Stevenson, H. S. (Janette) Ch Day, 
 Little Indian, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 10, Sec 35 O12a T160a R. R. Stev- 
 enson (1870) 
 
 Stewart, Daniel (Mary) Beardstown 
 Rt 2, twp 18, R 12, S'ec 25 TiuOa 
 Warner Schute (1882) 
 
 Stigall, James Ed. (Mary) Ch Earl, 
 Charles, Paul, Lena, Virginia Rt 1, 
 twp 17, R 11, Sec 13 T a R. H. 
 Knight (1877) 
 
 *Stiltz, J. A. (Eva) Ch William, 
 Harry, Lydia, Bernice, "Prairie 
 Grove Farm" Tallula Rt 1, tel Tal- 
 lula, twp 18, R 8, Sec 33 OlOOa 
 
 (1884) 
 
 Stinson, James W. (Lula) Ch Amanda, 
 Irvin, Raymond, Alberta, William, 
 Vernice, Arenzville Rt 3, twp 17, R 
 
 11, Sec 20 O40a (1897) 
 
 *Stock, Edw. H. (Carrie) Arenzville 
 Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 
 10 O160a (1886, 
 
 "Every dollar the manufacturer spends in advertising 
 represents one hundred cents invested in public good-will 
 toward the products bearing his name, brand or trademark. 
 To allow his goods to fall below his public claims and 
 statements would imperil every dollar of his investment 
 in publicity. ' '
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 187 
 
 *Stock, Philip F. (Bertha) Ch Paul, 
 Margaret, Charles, "Cotton Wood 
 Farm" Arenzville Rt 3 ,tel Virginia, 
 twp 17 R 11, Sec 10 O380a (1912) 
 
 *Stock, Ralph C. (Nonna) Beardstown 
 Rt 3, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 12; 
 Sec 34 T160a Minnie Stock (1893) 
 
 Stock, Thos. U. (Hannah) Ch Helen, 
 Henry, Arenzville Rt 3, twp 17, R 11, 
 S'ec 9 T130a Rudolph Hendricker 
 (1884) 
 
 Stock, Thomas Ch Louise, Thomas, 
 Edward, Arthur, Mary, Louise, 
 Lydia, Margaret, Arenzville Rt 3, 
 Box 27, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 11, 
 Sec 9 O160a (1843) 
 
 *Stout, W. C. (Elida) Ch Verdie, Al- 
 thea, Ashland Rt 1, tel Ashland, twp 
 17, R 9, Sec 26 O161a (1855) 
 
 *Stowell, L. R. (Margaret) Ch Mar- 
 jorie, "Maple Hill Farm" Ashland Rt 
 2, tel Tallula, twp 18, R 8, Sec 16-21 
 T360a R. V. Stowell (1885) 
 
 Streeval, M. V. (Dellia) Ch Owen, Ida, 
 Mary, Ashland Rt 2, twp 18, R 8, Sec 
 16 T_ a Wm. Quigg (1917) 
 
 *Stribling, H. C. (Edna) Ch William, 
 Glenn, Ashland, twp Ashland, Sec 31 
 O256a (1852) 
 
 *Stribling, L. E. (Mable) Ch Dorothy, 
 J. L., Ashland Rt 2, tel Ashland, twp 
 17,' R 8, Sec 8 O320a (1888) 
 
 *Strubble Bros. Ashland Rt 2, tel Tal- 
 lula, twp 18, R 8, Sec 21 O161a 
 (1890) 
 
 Stubblefield, Robert F. (Sarah) Ch 
 Mosie, Leslie, Stella, James, Carrie, 
 Beulah, Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, R 8, Sec 27 T225a (Loren B. 
 Thompson (1914) 
 
 Stuhmer, John ( Tena) Ch Lena, John, 
 Tena, George, Dora, Chandlerville Rt 
 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 
 14 T240a John Franklin (1910) 
 
 *Stuke, Edw. H. (Eva) Ch Margaret, 
 Mildred, Janice, Beardstown Rt 1, 
 tel Beardstown, twp 19, R 11 Sec 32 
 O248a (1868) 
 
 "fStuke, J. H. (Olive) Ch Ronnona, 
 Morena, Beardstown Rt 1, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 19, R 11, Sec 33 
 OlOOa (Native Son) 
 
 *Sudbrink, A. E. (Caroline) Ch War- 
 ren, Roy, Elna, Beardstown Rt 1, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, Sec 12 
 O560a (1856) 
 
 *Sudbrink, Warren C. (Georgia) Vir- 
 ginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, RIO, 
 Sec 14 T200a Ed. Sudbrink (1887) 
 
 Summers, Frank E. (Nicholena) Ch 
 Lloyd, Orin, Clarence, Elmer, Hazel, 
 Ethel, Frank, Elsie, Ace, Beardstown 
 Rt 3, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 12, 
 Sec 26 T80a M. Winkelplinck (1905) 
 
 Surratt, Frank W. Ch Orville, Irma, 
 Stella, Cynthia, Wilma, Beardstown 
 Rt 2, twp 18, R 12, Sec 26 T200a 
 J. W. Mathews (1907) 
 
 *Sutton, B. R. (Jennie) Chandlerville 
 Rt 1, tel Oakford, twp 19, R 8, Sec 19 
 O296a (1861) 
 
 "fSutton, E. W. (Nettie) Ch Willard, 
 Nathan, Chandlerville Rt 1, tel Oak- 
 ford, twp 19, R 8, Sec 19 T293a B. R. 
 Sutton (1885) 
 
 Sweeten, Henry (Lizzie) Ch Clarence, 
 George, Virginia Rt 4, twp 17, R 11, 
 Sec 27 T80a O. H. Long (1892) 
 
 Sweatman, Edward (Mary) Ch Harold, 
 Effie, Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, twp 
 18, R 11, Sec 35 O160a (1876) 
 
 *Sweatman, Frank L. (Elizabeth) Ch 
 
 Arthur, William, Virginia Rt 5, tel 
 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 11, S'ec 1 O171a 
 (1878) 
 
 Sweatman, Harry (Gustia) Ch Robert, 
 Margaret, Virginia Rt 5, twp 17, R 
 11, Sec 11 OlOOa (1889) 
 
 Sweatman, Louis W. (Lela) Virginia 
 Rt 5, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11. Sec 
 36 T120a S. Sweatman (1893) 
 
 Sweatman, Otto W. (Amanda) Ch Ber- 
 nice, Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, twp 
 17, R 11, Sec 2 T120a Sophia 
 Sweatman (1890) 
 
 *Sweatman, W. M. (Lena) Virginia Rt 
 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 13 
 T240a Anna Hall (1863) 
 
 Sweeney, Peter, Virginia, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, R 10, Sec 23 O160a (1872) 
 
 Swift, J. W. Ch Mamie, Nellie, Arenz- 
 ville Rt 1, twp 17, R 12, S'ec 24 
 T a Fred Winkleman (1890)
 
 188 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Taapkin, Henry (Stella) Ch Julia, 
 Helen, Myrtle, Roberta, Chandler- 
 ville Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, 
 R 8, Sec 5 T80a John Deuks (1914) 
 
 Taapkin, John D. (Mary) ch John, 
 Frank, Mamie, Henry, Harry, Anna, 
 Julia, Paul, Tallula Rt 1, tel Tallnla, 
 twp 18, R 8, Sec 28 O162a 
 
 Talkemeyer Henry (Mamie) Ch Inice, 
 Beardstown Rt 3, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 17, R 12, Sec 14 O140a (1874) 
 
 Talkemeyer, Mary Ch Lizzie, Lucy, 
 Henry, Robert, Harry, Beardstown 
 Rt 3, "tel Beardstown, twp 17, R 12, 
 Sec 14 T160a Harry Talkemeyer 
 (1885) 
 
 Tandy, Edw. (Emma) Ch Ruby, 
 Beardstown Rt 3, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 12, Sec 36 TlOOa Lafayette 
 Coon (1913) 
 
 Taylor, Angus (Emily) oh Mildred, 
 William, Miriam, Kenneth, Donald, 
 Christine, Vivian, Miza, "Valley View 
 Farm" Virginia Rt 2, tel Chandler- 
 ville, twp 18, R 10, Sec 9 OSOOa 
 (1872) 
 
 *Taylor, Angus (Mary) Ch Katie, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17 R 10, 
 bee 25 O306a (1846) 
 
 *Taylor, D. A. (Lillian) Ch Blanche, 
 Alice, Beardstown Rt 1, tel Chand- 
 lerville, twp 18, R 11, Sec 12-13 
 O280a (1860) 
 
 *Taylor, J. O. (Cora) Virginia Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 10, Sec 
 11 O358a (1881) 
 
 *Taylor, R. A. (Minnie) Ch Mary, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18 
 R 10, Sec 17 O500a (1882) 
 
 Tegeder, Henry (Sophia) Ch Edwin, 
 Herbert, Reneta, Laura, Arenzville 
 Rt 1, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, 
 Sec 29 T309a Geo. Kuhlman (1869) 
 
 Tegeder, John (Dora) Ch Howard, 
 Ada, Ella, Meredosia Rt 1, tel Mere- 
 dosia, twp 17, R 12, Sec 31 T286a 
 Henry Roegge (1901) 
 
 *Theivagt, C. A. Ch Mertis, "Clover 
 Dale Farm" Chandlerville Rt 1, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 34 
 O80a (1890) 
 
 Theivagt, Henry (Nevada) Ch Her- 
 schal, Ruth, Glenn, Irene, Lafe, 
 Helen, Almond, Wilbur, Charles, 
 Beardstown Rt 1, twp 18, R 11, Sec 
 11 O80a (1881) 
 
 *Theivagt, Wm. (Belle) Ch Wilhel- 
 mina, Harry, Grace, Louise, Caro- 
 line, Virginia Rt 2, tel Chandler- 
 ville, twp 18, R 10, Sec 3 O300a 
 (1867) 
 
 Thewagt, Amanda Ch Nellie 
 Beardstown Rt 1, tel Beardstown. 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 2 T2a Wm. H. Hill 
 (1867) 
 
 Thomas, Edward (Cordelia) Ch Ivan, 
 Everett, Melvin, Virginia Rt 4, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 11-12 
 T260a Geo. Chittick (1894) 
 
 Thomas, James B. (Pickett) Ch War- 
 den, Hazel, Guy, Ethel, Craig, Glenn, 
 Edgar, Virginia Rt 1, tel \irgima, 
 twp 17, R 10, Sec lo TlOOa Robert 
 Knight (1906) 
 
 Thompson, John H. (Carrie) Ch Dolly, 
 William, Henry, Ida, Bluff Springs 
 Box No. 53, tel Virginia-Beardstown, 
 twp 18 R 11, Sec 21 Supt. of Cass 
 County Poor Farm (1863) 
 
 *Thompston, John W. (Margaret) Ch 
 Wesley, Earl, Guy, Beardstown Rt 2, 
 tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, S'ec 18 
 O188a (1905) 
 
 *Thompson, Noah J. (Linenna) Arenz- 
 ville Rt 2, tel Arenzville, twp 17, 
 R 11, Sec 25 T320a R. G. Thompson 
 (1880) 
 
 . *Thornley, E. H. (Elsie) Ch Mildred, 
 Emerson, Richard, Ashland Rt 3, 
 twp Ashland, Sec 29 O119a (1901) 
 
 *Thornley, James E. "Prairie Home 
 Farm," Ashland Rt 3, twp Ashland, 
 Sec 7 O153a (1893) 
 
 *Thornley, Walker (Anna) Ch Lloyd, 
 Edgar, Mary, Ashland Rt 2, twp Ash- 
 land, Sec 8 O240a (1907) 
 
 Thornton, Shelton (Mary) Ch Fred- 
 rick, Alma, Arenzville Rt 1, tel Mere- 
 dosia, twp 17, R 12, Sec 31 T203a 
 Thos. K. Condit (1912) 
 
 Timian, Elmer (Mazo) Virginia Rt 5, 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 31 Ola (1895) 
 
 Town, Oscar (Maggie) Ch Frances, 
 Lela, Tallula Rt 1, tel Tallula, twp 
 18, R 8, Sec 9 T5a Henry Ruppel 
 (1901) 
 
 *Treadway, Clarence A. (Mary) Vir- 
 ginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 11, 
 Sec 33 O2a (1843) 
 
 Treadway, R. L. (Blanche) Ch Chris- 
 tine, Virginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 
 17, R 10, Sec 8 T135a J. E. Tread- 
 way (1884)
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 189 
 
 Treese, Buster (Etta) Ch Mary, Arenz- 
 ville Rt 2, twp 17, R 11, Sec 35 
 T a H. W. Greeley (1912) 
 
 Trenter, Lewis M. (Edith) Ch Arthur, 
 John, Fred, Russell, Darwin, Ralph, 
 Louise, Bendie, Virginia Rt 1, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 12 T183a 
 Chas. Huffman & M. M. Woodard 
 (1897) 
 
 *Tribswasser, J. A. (Elizabeth) Vir- 
 ginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 10, 
 Sec 34 O31a (1860) 
 
 Tritsch, George (Rose) Ch Otto, 
 Harry, Arenzville Rt 3, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 11, Sec 15 OllOa (1862) 
 
 Tritsch, H. E., Arenzville Rt 3, twp 17, 
 R 11, Sec 15 T140a John McHenry 
 (1893) 
 
 Tritsch, John (Louisa) Ch Anna, Ame- 
 lia, Elbert, Matilda, Dorothy, Cather- 
 ine, Herman, Arenzville Rt 3, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 20 O64a 
 (1887) 
 
 Tritsch, O. J. Arenzville Rt 3, tWp 
 17, R 11, Sec 15 T140a John McHenry 
 (1893) 
 
 True, R. D. (Dicie) Ashland Rt 1, twp 
 17, R 9, Sec 34 O59a (1907) 
 
 *Trussell, Frank H., Bluff Springs, Box 
 No. 36, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, 
 Sec 28, O160a (1894) 
 
 *Tucke, Ernest (Sally) Ch Arthur, 
 Mata, Edith, Edwin, Beardstown Rt 
 
 I, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 17, Sec 
 4 O163a (1857) 
 
 Tucker, Charles (Nettie) Ch Howard, 
 John, Hazel, Helen, Babe, Beards- 
 town Rt 3, tel Beardstown, twp 17, 
 R 12, Sec 9 O160a (1897) 
 
 *Turley, Howard (Margaret) Ch John, 
 Nora, Arenzville Rt 3, tel Arenzville, 
 twp 17, R 11, Sec 23 O160a (1878) 
 
 * furley, John A. (Catherine) Arenz- 
 ville Rt 3, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 
 
 II, Sec 22 T45a Harvard Turley 
 (1879) 
 
 Turner, Asa E. (Ida) Ch Hazel, Velma, 
 Russell, Grove, Arenzville Rt 1, twp 
 
 17, R 12, Sec 35 Tla Ed. Sticke 
 (1905) 
 
 Turner, Robert (Bell) Ch Hazel, 
 Harry, Glenn, Robert, Virgil, Mary 
 Jane, Virginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, -R 9, Sec 30 T320a J. R. 
 Weedakin (1874) 
 
 Turner, Thomas L. Virginia Rt 2, twp 
 
 18, R 10, Sec 20 O180a (1861; 
 Turner, William (Mary) Ch Mary, 
 
 Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 10, Sec 6 O92a W. A. Way (1871) 
 Turner, Wm. H. (Nellie) Ch Irene, 
 Zelma, Arenzville Rt 3, tel Arenz- 
 ville, twp 17 R 11, Sec 20 O20a T8a 
 Homer Briggs (1906) 
 
 u 
 
 *Unland, William G. (Pearl) Ch Clar- 
 ence, Gladys, Charles, Beardstown 
 Rt 1, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, 
 Sec 17 0280a (1871) 
 
 Vail, Moses (Sarah) Ch Oscar, Will- 
 iam, Oliver, Beardstown Rt 2, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 11 Sec 19 
 O31a (1904) 
 
 Vatthauer, Rev. H. (Monie) Ch Win- 
 fred, Esther, Adelherdt, Walter. 
 Irma, Luella, Arenzville Rt 1, tel 
 Meredosia, twp 17, R 13, Sec 25 
 Pastor of Evangelical Lutheran Im- 
 manuel Church (1911) 
 
 *Vette, Henry, (Anna) Ch Hilda, Will- 
 iam, Henry, Jessie, Herman, Walter, 
 Beardstown Rt 1, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 19, Sec 30 O470a (1881) 
 
 *Vette, William F. (Clara) Ch Floyd, 
 Clifford, Bluff Springs, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 18, R 11, Sec 21 T176a 
 Otto Boensel (1890) 
 
 Vincent, Jacob H. (Clara) Ch Flor- 
 ence, Rachael, Edgar, Beardstown, 
 Rt 2, tel Beardstown, twp 18, R 11, 
 Sec 19 040a T80a J. W. Newburn 
 (1874)
 
 190 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Virgin, Frank (Anna) Ch Helen, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, 
 Sec 39 O160a (1877) 
 
 *Virgin, F. C. (Nellie) Ch Mae, Hazel, 
 John, Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 
 17, R 9, Sec 29-30-31, O245a (1875) 
 I 
 
 Virgin, John W. (Lou) Ch Dorothy, 
 Norma, Horace, Louise, Virginia Rt 
 5, tel Virginia, twfp 17, R 10, Sec 64 
 O240a (1871) 
 
 Votsmur, F. C. (Sarah) Ch Monroe, 
 Orville, Luetta, Ashland Rt 2, tel 
 Ashland, twp 17, R 8, Sec 20 T152a 
 J. C. Votsmur (1901) 
 
 W 
 
 Waddell, Frank (Nellie) Virginia, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 2 T5a 
 Mrs. Nellie Mills (1881) 
 
 Wagner, Amel (Henrietta) Ch Cora 
 Pearl, Beardstown Rt 1, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 18, R 11, Sec 9 O200a 
 (1864) 
 
 Wagner, Elmer (Ida) Ch Clarence, Ray- 
 mond, Arenzville Rt 3, twp 17, R 11, 
 Sec 10 T a Phillip Stock (1888) 
 
 Wagner, L. H. (Minnie) Ch Russell, 
 Wilma, Golden, Virginia Rt 4, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 10, Sec 34 Farm 
 Hand for Orville Hackman (1914) 
 
 Wagner, J. S. (Carrie) Ch Arthur, 
 Mary, Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18 R 11, Sec 35 O80a (1870) 
 
 Wagner, John H. (Elizabeth) Ch Mary, 
 Amelia, Elizabeth, Josephine, Lydia, 
 Rosa, Florence, Edw., George, Elmer, 
 John, Arenzville Rt 3, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 11, Sec 3 O80a (1857) 
 
 *Wahlfe!d, Fred (Lizzie) Ch Kather- 
 ine, Chandlerville Rt 1, tel Chandler- 
 ville, twp 19, R 9, Sec 34 T90a Ger- 
 hard Wahlfeld (1912) 
 
 Walbert, Huston (Ada) Ch Grace, 
 Glenn, Clyde, Gladys, Virginia Rt 2, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 29 
 T560a Dick Brockhouse (1913) 
 
 *Walker, G. L. (Ellen) Ch J. R. Chand- 
 lerville Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 
 18, R 9, Sec 15 O136a (1894) 
 
 * Walker, O. B. (Dora) Ch Lawrence, 
 "Maple Grove Farm" Ashland Rt 2, 
 twp Ashland, Sec 16 T133V 3 a Mrs. M. 
 W. Sage (1914) 
 
 Walsh, John (Anna) Ashland Rt 2, 
 twp Ashland, Sec 21 T160a Kelley 
 Estate (1914) 
 
 Walter, August (Sophia) Ch Minnie, 
 Elmer, Harry, Edna, Elving, Ashland 
 Rt 1 ,twp Ashland, Sec 32 T160a C. 
 C. Mitchell (1912) 
 
 Walter, Mrs. Emma, Ch William, How- 
 ard, Virginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, twp 
 18, R 10, Sec 35 T150a Robert Hall 
 (1867) 
 
 Wankel, C. A. Ashland Rt 3, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 11 T330a 
 Marcellus Peteflsh (1892) 
 
 Wankel, H. H. (Louise) Ch Ray, Doro- 
 thy, Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 
 17, R 10, S'ec 22-24-28 T320a M. C. 
 Petefish (1898) 
 
 Wankel, Peter (Ellen) Ch Addie, Ed- 
 gar, Harry, Pearl, Ernest, Gertrude, 
 Beardstown Rt 2, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 12, Sec 24 O118a (1856) 
 
 J. BRINK-WATER AND FAMILY, Rt. 3, VIRGINIA, ILL.
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 191 
 
 Wankel, R. E. (May) Ch Dorothy, 
 Harold, Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R9, Sec 7 T200a Mitchell Es- 
 tate (1887) 
 
 Warner, Frank, Virginia Rt 2, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 17 O80a 
 (1860) 
 
 Warner, Fred (Martha) Virginia Rt 2, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 20 
 080a (1860) 
 
 Warner, Henry (Nancy) Virginia Rt 2, 
 twp 18, R 10, Sec 17 T2a Frank 
 Warner (1871) 
 
 *Watkins, Albert (Jennie) Virginia Rt 
 3, tel Chandlerville, twp lo, R 9, Sec 
 26 T360a Wm. Watkins (1862) 
 
 Watkins, Allen (Caroline) Ch Ray, 
 Maude, Edith, Ethel, Chandlerville 
 Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, 
 Sec 11 T220a Thos. Watkins (1864) 
 
 Watkins, Elby L. (Rue) Ch Pay, Lloyd, 
 William, Virginia Rt 2, tel Virginia, 
 twp 18, R 11, S'ec 13 T240a Harry 
 Houck (1883) 
 
 Watkins, Emanuel (Maude) Ch Gladys 
 Chandlerville Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 18, R 9, Sec 10 T120a Elis At- 
 terberry (1887) 
 
 Watkins, Harry (Erma) Ashland Rt 3, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 19 T152a W. L. 
 Sudbrink (1892) 
 
 *Watkins, 0. S. (Laura) Chandlerville 
 Rt 1, tel Tallula, twp 18, Sec 9 O80a 
 (1887) 
 
 Watkins, W. G. (Hazel) Ch Idabelle, 
 Franklin, Galen, Philadelphia, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 9, Sec 16 T265a 
 W. M. Gardley (1882) 
 
 Watkins, W. H. (Parthnia) Ch George, 
 Chandlerville Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, 
 twp 18, R 10, S'ec 1-12 T170a John 
 Johnson (1853) 
 
 Watkins, Walter L. (Venah) Ch Pau- 
 line, Ralph, Irene, Paul, Ledy, Chand- 
 lerville Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 
 18, R9, Sec 12 T12a Horstman Es- 
 tate (1889) 
 
 Watkins, Warren G. (Ruth) Ch Hes- 
 ter, Ula, Chandlerville Rt 1, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 11 
 T20a Thomas Watkins (1886) 
 
 *Way, H. D. (Mary) Ch Walter, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 2, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, 
 Sec 5 T170a C. W. Savage (1868) 
 
 Way, Lee R. (Ruth) Ch Margaret, Dor- 
 othy, Virginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 
 17, R 11, Sec 14 Tla Wm. Cawford 
 (1889) 
 
 *Webbake, J. A. (Anna) Ch Florence, 
 Helen, Jerome, Fay, Robert, Alvin, 
 Oakford Rt 1, tel Oakford, twp 19, R 
 8, Sec 33 O170a (1870) 
 
 Weber, Ernest (Millie) Ch Hazel, 
 Beardstown Rt 2, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 32 T80a E. Arnold 
 (1888) 
 
 Webster, Andy R. (Minnie) Ch Arthur, 
 Elmer, Edna, Irene, Howard, Lewis, 
 Virginia Rt 5, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 
 11, Sec 35 O80a (1870) 
 
 Webster, C. (Katie) Ch Robert, Lloyd, 
 Virginia Rt 6, tel Virginia, twp 18, 
 R 10, Sec 27-26 T160a W. C. Bowman 
 (882) 
 
 Wellenkamp, Wm. (Nora) Harvey, Al- 
 vin, Meredosia Rt 1, tel Meredosia, 
 twp 17, R 13, Sec 36 T160a Lohman 
 Bros. (1914) 
 
 Wells, Clyde C. (Rosa) Ch Irene.Floyd, 
 Howard, Hazel, Virginia Rt 3, twp 
 
 17, R 9, Sec 1 T a J. A. Cunning- 
 ham (1908) 
 
 Wells, Wm. A. (Maude) Ch Robert, 
 Theodore, Gerial, Cleon, Lutz, 
 Beardstown Rt 1, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 11, Sec 7 T200a Nicholas 
 Estate (1887) 
 
 Wessel, Otto (Anna) Ch Harold, 
 Beardstown Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 
 
 18, R 11, Sec 11 O120a (1905) 
 -Vessel, Wm. (Malinda) Ch Richard, 
 
 Beardstown Rt 1, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 11, T5a G. Peterson 
 
 Wessler, Henry (Louise) Ch Amanda, 
 Amelia, Matilda, Agnes, Walter, 
 Alma, Lena, Albert, Arenzville tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 36 
 O240a (1880) 
 
 White, William (Emma) Ch Percy, 
 Beardstown Rt 1, twp 18, R 11, Sec 
 10 T200a W. F. Dick (1916) 
 
 Wichser, Walter (Lorena) Ch Robert, 
 Beardstown Rt 1, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 18, R 12, Sec 11 T240a F. W. 
 Meyer (1916) 
 
 *Wildt, Geo. L., Arenzville Rt 3, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 3 T200a 
 Wildt Estate (1882) 
 
 *Wildt, Arthur, Arenzville Rt 3, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 3 T200a 
 Wildt Estate (1882) 
 
 *Wildt, Henry (Minnie) Ch Clara, Les- 
 lie, Virginia Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 
 17, R 11, Sec 12 O151a (1867) 
 
 Wilhite, Arch (Ethel) Ch Raymond, 
 Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 10, Sec 27 T112a S. A. Way (1891)
 
 192 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Wilhite, Howard (Abbie) Ch Glenn, 
 Imogene, Isabella, Ellen, William, 
 Marjorie, Virginia Rt 3, tel Chand- 
 lerville, twp 18, R 9, S'ec 25 T135a 
 Matte Gore (1887) 
 
 Wilhite, W. E. (Mary) Ch Jessie, Ed- 
 die, Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 
 
 17, R 10, Sec 26 O115a (1887) 
 Wilkey, George (Susan) Ch Floyd, 
 
 Harry, Chandlerville Rtl 2), tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 18, R 9, Sec 9-10 
 T80a H. Glick (1877) 
 
 Wilkey, Harry (Annie) Ch Nellie, Ar- 
 thur, Beardstown Rt 1, twp 18, R 
 11, Sec 12 T80a Pete Leoppler 
 (1871) * 
 
 Wilkey, Howard E. (Nora) Ch Carl, 
 Alta, Virginia, tel Virginia, twp 18, 
 R 9, Sec 19 T194a Turner Estate 
 (1889) 
 
 Wilkey, John (Eliza) Virginia Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 10, Sec 4 
 T HOa Eble Bros. (1865) 
 
 Wilkie, Arch (Ida) Virginia Rt 4, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 12, S'ec 12 T77a 
 J. D. Ward (1867) 
 
 Willey, W. Otis (Lottie) Ch Mary, 
 Arenzville Rt 2, twp 17, R 11, Sec 
 33 T95a Edward Dober (1884) 
 
 Williams, Curtis (Mary) Ch Harry, 
 Esther, Walter, Milton, Sylvia, My- 
 ria, Elizabeth, Woodrow, Herschal, 
 Virginia Rt 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 
 
 18, R 10, Sec 6 T200a Dr. Lambert 
 (1862) 
 
 Williams, Jerry (Margaret) Ch Ger- 
 line, Tallula Rt 1, tel Tallula, twp 18, 
 R 8, Sec 21 T80a Henry Lucht 
 (1917) 
 
 Williams, Lon (Jennie) Ch Jesse, Vir- 
 ginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 9, 
 Sec 33 O80a (1851) 
 
 Williams, Milt (Mary) Ch Grace, 
 Gladys, Julia, Delia, Edna, Virginia 
 Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 9, Sec 31 
 T320a M. Gorley (1903) 
 
 Williams, S. H. (Nora) Ch Wilma, 
 Eugene, Glena, Norma, Virginia Rt 
 3, tel Virginia, twp 18, R 9, Sec 34 
 T320a J. N. Gridley (1901) 
 
 *Wiliamson, J. S. (Mary) Ch Jessie, 
 Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 9, S'ec 4 O160a (1850) 
 
 Wilson, B. H. (Fannie) Ch Vernon, 
 Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 
 9, Sec 20 Tla John Dunchen (1910) 
 
 Wilson, Chas. (Verna) Ch Leo, Zelma, 
 Novella, Beardstown Rt 3, tel 
 Beardstown, twp 18, R 12, Sec 35 
 T120a C. E. Smith (1881) 
 
 Wilson, C. J. (Mauve) Ch Clark, Her- 
 schal, Robertine, Dorothy, Chandler- 
 ville Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, 
 R 9, Sec 4 O160a (1866) 
 
 * Wilson, Herman A. (Lillie) Mary, 
 Arenzville Rt 1, tel Arenzville, twp 
 17, R 12, Sec 32 T120a Henry Tedger 
 (1895) 
 
 HOME OF WM. H. WHITTIE, Rt. 2, ARENZVILLE, ILL.
 
 CASS COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 193 
 
 "Wilson, H. V. (Kittle) Virginia Rt 2, 
 
 tel Cahndlerville, twp 18, R 10, Sec 
 9 O280a (1867) 
 
 Wilson, John (Emina) Ch Herman, 
 Olin, Loren, Ancel, Beardstown Rt 3, 
 tel Beardstown, twp 17, R 12, Sec 9 
 Ol20a (1877) 
 
 Wilson, J. W. (Emma) Ch Elmer, Bes- 
 sie, Rollie, Earl, Henry, Eva, Lillie, 
 Emma, Beardstown Rt 1, tel Beards- 
 town, twp 19, R 11, Sec 29 T240a 
 Harris Estate (1913) 
 
 Wilson, J. W. Chandlerville Rt 1, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp 19, R 9, Sec 33 
 O160a (1878) 
 
 *Wilson, Lawrence (Georgia) Beards- 
 town Rt 3, twp 17, R 12, Sec 10 
 O230a (1895) 
 
 Wilson, L. R. W. (Georgia) Beards- 
 town Rt 3, tel Beardstown, twp 17, 
 R 12, Sec 10 T160a W. T. Wilson 
 (1895) 
 
 Wilson, William H. (Lula) Ch Violet, 
 Beardstown Rt 3, tel Beardstown, 
 twp 17, R 12, Sec 10 T120a Mrs. 
 Garner (1882) 
 
 King, James K. (Addie) Virginia Rt 
 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 10, 
 Sec 3 T105a A. Wing (1881) 
 
 Winglar, George (Emma) Ch Lelsley, 
 Walter, Bernice, Ellen, Alvie, Ash- 
 land Rt 1, twp 17, Foreman (1892) 
 
 *Winhold, Bertha, Ch Rudolph, Julius, 
 Charles, Lena, Eugene, Paul, Rodo, 
 Hugo, Beardstown Rt 2, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 11, S'ec 8 O250a (1846) 
 
 *Winhold, Chas. H. (Mamie) Ch Ber- 
 tha, Virginia Rt 4, twp 17, R 10, Sec 
 27 O165a (1875) 
 
 Winhold, Eugene S. (Erna) Beards- 
 town Rt 2, tel Beardstown, twp 17, 
 R 11, Sec 18 O80a (1877) 
 
 Winhold, J. W. (Eva) Virginia Rt 1, 
 tel Virginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 23 
 O160a (1870) 
 
 Winhold, Mrs. Wm., Ch Ray, Virgil, 
 Virginia Rt 4, twp 17, R 10, Sec 27, 
 O145a (1875) 
 
 Winkelman, A. F. (Elda) Ch Harold, 
 Catherine, Arenzville Rt 1, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 12, Sec 25 
 T180a Fred Winkelman (1887) 
 
 Winkelman, Wm. (Edith) Ch Charles, 
 Arenzville Rt 1, tel Arenzville, twp 
 17, R 12, Sec 25 T200a Fred (1890) 
 
 Winkleman, Fred (Louise) Ch Min- 
 nie, Albert, George, William, Law- 
 rence, Arenzville Rt 1, tel Arenz- 
 ville, twp 17, R 12, S'ec 24 O496a 
 (1856) 
 
 Winner, George (Elizabeth) Ch Ver- 
 non, Philadelphia, tel Virginia, twp 
 17, R 9, Sec 8 T5a Wm. Rtoss 
 (1914) 
 
 Winner, Roy W. (Katie) Ch Frank, 
 Gussie, Layton, Russell, Lola, Ila, 
 Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 10, Sec 36 Farmhand for Harris 
 Conover (1903) 
 
 Wise, C. H. (Ethel; Goldie, Ada, Car- 
 lyle, Flossie, Leroy, Chandlerville 
 Rt 1, twp 19, R 8, Sec 32 T40a W. 
 E. Milstead (1916) 
 
 Witts, Edward (Olinda) Arenzville Rt 
 2, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 
 
 34 T240a Chas. Witte (1894) 
 *Witte, Julius H. (Martha) Ch Minnie, 
 
 Pauline, Arenzville Rt 2, tel Arenz- 
 ville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 35 T225a 
 W. H. Witte, Sr. (1884) 
 *Witte, Louis (Amanda) Arenzville Rt 
 2, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, S'ec 
 
 35 T160a Chas. Witte (1884) 
 *Wittc, William H. (Sophia) Ch 
 
 Julius, Mamie, William, Alma, 
 Henry, Dorothy, Harold, Arenzville 
 Rt 2, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, 
 Sec 33 O665a (1857) 
 
 *Wittie, Wm. H. Jr. (Lorna) Ch 
 Lorene, Wilma, Arenzville Rt 2, tel 
 Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 35 
 T201a Wm. H. Witte, Sr. (1889) 
 
 Wolf, J. C. (Johanna) Ch Otto, So- 
 phia, Ashland Rt 2, tel Ashland, 
 twp 17, R 10, Sec 36 (1872) 
 
 wood, Edwin R. (Lillian) Arenzville, 
 tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 
 31 T166a Geo. Engelbach Estate 
 (1872) 
 
 Wood, J. Arthur (Clara) Ch Carroll, 
 Arenzville Rt 2, tel Arenzville, twp 
 17, R 11, Sec 33 T153a Eli Woods 
 (1878) 
 
 *Woodward, C. C. (Sophia) Virginia 
 Rt 1, tel Virginia, twp 1?, R 11, Sec 
 24 O320a (1844) 
 
 Woodard, M. M., Virginia Rt 1, tel 
 Virginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 24 O211a 
 (1847) 
 
 Workman, Ed. (Elsie) Ch Dorothy, 
 Cleon, Stanley, Chandlerville Rt 1, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp 19, R 9, Sec 
 
 36 Tl-^a Anna Workman (1892) 
 Workman, Smith (Magdalene) Ch Es- 
 ther, Chandlerville Rt 1, tel Chand- 
 lerville, twp 19, R 9, S'ec 35 OSOa 
 (1862) 
 
 *Wright, Andrew (Sarah) Ch Joseph, 
 Ashland Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 9, Sec 22 O205a (1883)
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Wright, C. C. (Kate) Ch Edith, Helen, 
 Carroll, Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 10, Sec 36 T5a Ray Car- 
 ver (1887) 
 
 *Wright, George (Laura) Ch Richard. 
 Louise, Alice, Ashland Rt 2, tel Tal- 
 lula, twp 18, R 8, Sec 17 T255a W. 
 W. Mathew (1877) 
 
 *fWright, L. W. (Arzella) Ashland Rt 
 2, tel Chandlerville, twp 18, R 8, Sec 
 30 O234a (1892) 
 
 Wright, Nate (Mary) Ch Glenn, Ash- 
 land Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, R 9, 
 Sec 13-14 T120a D. H. Bailey 
 (1877) 
 
 Wubker, Chas. (Ollie) Ch Wesley, 
 William, Beardstown Rt 1, twp 18, 
 R 11, S'ec 13 T40a Emerich Estate 
 (1882) 
 
 Wubker, J. G. (Etta) Virginia Rt 2, 
 tel Virginia, twp 18, R 10, Sec 20, 
 T98a Wubker Estate (1884) 
 
 Wubker, Lena, Ch Ed. Charles, Carrie, 
 Julia, Addie, Ida, Eavlee, Alma, 
 Virginia Rt 2, tel Virginia, twp 18, 
 R 10, 032a (1852) 
 
 Wyatt, A. E. (Lena) Ch Jessie, Eu- 
 line, Ashland Rt 2, tel Ashland, twp 
 18, R 9, Sec 25 T200a Mrs. D. M. 
 Wyatt (1891) 
 
 *Yaple, Edw., Virginia Rt 1, tel Vir- 
 ginia, twp 17, R 11, Sec 11 O80a 
 (1871) 
 
 Yaple, John W. (Dena) Ch Nellie, 
 Virginia Rt 3, tel Virginia, twp 17, 
 R 11, Sec 12 T350a Matt Yaple 
 (1857) 
 
 Young, Hugh (Nannie) Ch Ervie, 
 Fannie, Hazel, Leslie, Dorothy, 
 Ruth, Russell, Glenn, Chandlerville 
 Rt 1, twp 19, R 9, Sec 18, O200a 
 (1915) 
 
 *Zahn, Albert (Mary) Leverne, Del- 
 mar, Arenzville, tel Arenzville, twp 
 17, R 12, Sec 36 T240a Henry Zahn 
 > 
 
 *Zahn, Frank (Minnie) Arenzville Rt 
 1, tel Arenzville, twp 17, R 11, Sec 
 ?1 TlS3a Zahn Estate (1875) 
 
 Zirkle, J. B. (Elizabeth) Ch Claude, 
 Eugene, Loraine, Helen, Harriet, 
 Frances, Virginia Rt 4, tel Virginia, 
 twp 17, R 9, Sec 31 T102a F. E. 
 Virgin (1876) 
 
 Zorn, K. E. (Minnie) Chandlerville Rt 
 1, tel Chandlerville, twp 19, R 9, 
 Sec 34 T90a *red Zorn (1873)
 
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 MASON COUNTY COURT HOUSE, HAVANA, ILL.
 
 M 
 
 HISTORY of MASON COUNTY 
 
 ASON county was formed from the counties of Tazewell and 
 Menard by an act approved January 20th, 1841. The adjoin- 
 ing counties or the territory now forming the adjoining 
 counties were all settled prior to Mason. In 1830 to 1835 
 there were not more than 25 families in the present limits of Mason 
 county. By 1845 it was becoming fairly well settled and was beginning 
 to take a prominent part among the counties of the state. 
 
 Among the first white settlers was Osian M. Ross. He located 
 at Havana in the spring of 1829. In 1833 a few other families settled 
 in the vicinity. Dr. Chandler located where the town of Chandlerville 
 is. In 1832 a man by the name of Myers came to Havana; also the 
 Krebaum family about the same date. Mr. Shepherd and Mr. Wester- 
 velt located at Matanzas about this time and a Mr. Barns at the Mounds 
 north of Matanzas. Neither of these settlers were troubled by the 
 Indians to any serious extent as settlers were in other parts of the 
 state. Nearly all had left prior to the arrival of the first white settlers. 
 There were a couple of block houses for defense at Havana which had 
 been erected previous to the Black Hawk war. 
 
 The first schoolhouse stood on what is now known as the Court 
 House Square. The first schoolhouses in the eastern part of the 
 county were built at Crane Creek and Big Grove. These were used 
 for voting purposes and for religious service. Mr. Lease, Sr., was the 
 first teacher at Big Grove. Rev. Peter Cartwright was the first minister 
 who preached at Havana in 1835. 
 
 The formation of the new county had been for some time discussed 
 and in 1841 the act was passed by the legislature and duly approved 
 by the government for that purpose. By the provision of the law, the 
 legal voters of the district which was to compose the county met on the 
 first Monday in April, 1841, and proceeded to elect a sheriff, treasurer 
 and other county officers. The sheriff chosen was Francis Low, then 
 president of the First National Bank. George T. Virgin, John R. 
 Chaney and Abner Baxter were county commissioners. 
 
 The population at the time of the organization of the county, as 
 near as can be ascertained, was about two thousand and at the election 
 about four hundred votes were cast. 
 
 It was also directed by the legislature that the location of the 
 county seat should be determined and here began a long struggle and 
 rivalry which continued for many years. The two towns which were 
 competitors for the county seat were Havana and Bath. The former 
 was successful in securing the location, but the agitation kept up and 
 an act approved January, 1843, was obtained from the legislature 
 authorizing another election on the second Monday of February of that 
 year. Polls were opened in Havana, Bath and Linchburg and the 
 question of the county seat was again voted upon. The votes at Havana 
 were for that town and at the others, were against it, with the result 
 that Bath received the majority of votes and was declared the county 
 seat. The records were moved to Bath and the circuit court for 1844 
 
 197
 
 was held there. Bath continued the county seat for eight years. 
 Havana still had aspirations for it, and in February, 1851, legislation 
 was obtained which ordered another election on the second Monday in 
 March, 1851, at which the question was again taken up. Havana was 
 successful this time. 
 
 The first white settler in Havana and in the county is believed to 
 have been James Hokum who kept a ferry for Mr. Ross. In 1828 
 John Stewart settled on the head of Snicarte Island, now in Bath town- 
 ship. In 1829 0. M. Ross built the Ross hotel. In the fall of 1829 
 the Havana postoffice was established and Mr. Ross was appointed 
 postmaster, making the Havana office two years older than the Chicago 
 postoffice. 
 
 Mr. Allen, from whom Allen's Grove was named, lived in Allen's 
 Grove as early as 1830 and had a crop of wheat in the ground during 
 the winter of the terrible snow in 1830 and 1831. He was a squatter. 
 In 1831 Absalon Mounts settled on Crane Creek and built a mill. 
 The mill was built to run by water, conveyed over the dam through 
 a hollow sycamore log on to a flutter-wheel, but on account of the 
 scarcity of water it was afterwards reconstructed so as to run a part of 
 the time by horse or ox power. It was a rude affair with a pair of ten or 
 twelve-inch stones grinding a bushel and a half of corn per hour when 
 doing its best. Being the first and only mill in the county it was con- 
 sidered a big institution and patronized by all the pioneers far and near. 
 On the first day of November, 1836, the original plat of the 
 town of Bath was laid out by Abraham Lincoln, deputy surveyor of 
 Sangamon county. Agriculture was the main occupation and not very 
 intensive farming at that. There were no grain elevators in those days 
 and very little money to buy up surplus products, so the farmer was 
 content if he raised enough wheat for his own family and possibly a 
 little to spare to his new settled neighbor. The ground was poorly 
 tilled with rude implements. They made their own houses out of 
 logs made the bread out of the flour from wheat which they had 
 raised themselves. The women spun the woolen and linen cloth. 
 
 Mr. Comwell made the first marker used in the county for corn 
 planting. The old way of plowing furrows and planting with the hoe 
 was too much work for him. He got a sa,w and auger and an old 
 wagon tongue and made the original marker which laid off four rows 
 instead of one, then he made a "jumper" to cover the corn. At first 
 the neighbors were skeptical and believed it to be just a lazy Yankee 
 notion, but in a year or two it became a fixed institution in the county. 
 In 1868 Mr. Comwell contracted with General Walker to do a job of 
 prairie plowing with a steam plow made in England. The season was 
 wet and the machine was heavy, but it demonstrated that plowing 
 could be done by steam. 
 
 An agricultural society was organized in Mason county at Havana 
 
 in 1854. Under this organization annual fairs were held in Havana. 
 
 The first newspaper printed in Mason county was in 1851 ; "The 
 
 Mason County Herald," edited and published by McKenzie in the town 
 
 of Havana. 
 
 198
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 199 
 
 ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DIRECTORY 
 
 a Acres; Ch Children; O Owner; T Tenant or Renter; tel Telephone; 
 twp Township; Sec Section; Rt. Rural Route; Name of wife follows direc- 
 tory name in parenthesis ( ) ; Figures at end of information year directory 
 name became a resident of county; Directory Name and Address are in boldface 
 type; (*) designates owner of an Automobile; (f) Owner of a Tractor. 
 
 EXAMPLE 
 
 *tAdams, Frank H. (Esther) Ch Mary, Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp 
 Aliens Grove, T640, Sec. 10, Wm. H. Johnson (1872) 
 
 MEANS 
 Frank H. Adams Name. 
 (*) Owns an Automobile. 
 (f) Owns a Tractor. 
 (Esther) Wife's name. 
 Ch Mary Child named Mary. 
 
 Mason City Rt 1 Postoffice, Mason City R. F. D. 1. 
 T640a Tenant on 640 acres. 
 
 tel Mason City On Mason City Telephone Exchange. 
 twp Aliens Grove Lives in Aliens Grove township. 
 Sec 10 Section 10. 
 Wm. H. Johnson Owner's name. 
 (1872) Lived in county since 1872. 
 
 Abbott, H. A. (Elizabeth) Ch Paul, Adkins, Harry, Saidora Rt 1, tel Sai- 
 
 Raymond, George, Blanche, Helen, dora, twp Bath, Sec 5 TlOOa Adkins 
 
 Vertes, Carrie, Alice, Saidora Rt 1, Estate (1884) 
 
 tel Chandlerville, twp Linchburg, *Adkins, James (Ida) Ch Carl, Mason 
 Sec 23 O240a (1881) City Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp Ma- 
 Adams, John K. (Sarah) Ch Ralph, City ; S * c 9 /T 80a ( 189 n 2 ) 
 
 Bale, John, Gladys, Sarah, Lula, * ktns > J - C. (Jennie) Ch Rubie, 
 
 Harry, Roy, Mason City Rt 4, twp ar F o1 ' Sa 'J. A tel Sajdora, tw P 
 
 Salt Creek, Sec 32 T160a Sam Hob- Bath ' Sec 17 O160a ( 1872 ) 
 
 let (1892) Adkins, James (Sarah) Ch Virgia, 
 
 Saidora Rt 1, tel Saidora, twp Bath, 
 
 *Ade, H. M. (Lydia) Ch Flossie, Kil- Sec 9 T55a Estate of Alvis Adkins 
 
 bourne, tel Kilbourne, twp Kil- (1856) 
 
 bourne, Sec 26 O83a (1871) Adkins, Maggie, Saidora Rt 1, tel Sai- 
 
 *Ade, William (Effle) Ch Howard, dora > twp Bath, Sec 5 O40a (1878) 
 
 Percy, Hazel, Forest City Rt 1, tel *Adkins, Richard (Mary) Ch Charles, 
 
 Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 18 William, Mattie, Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, 
 
 T160a White Bros. (1876) twp Linchburg, Sec 35 TlOa Willis 
 
 Fatcher (1870) 
 
 Adelph John P (Christina) Ch Carl, * A George M. (Mary) Ch Leona, 
 
 San Jose, tel San Jose, twp Aliens mas0 n Citv Rt 4 tel Mason Citv two 
 
 flrnvo Jor 19 O77a /"18*n mason uny nit, lei ividboii <~-ny, twp 
 
 rove> " Salt Creek, Sec 30 O145a (1860) 
 
 *Adkins, Fritz (Viola) Ch Edna, Le *Agnew, Wm. F. (Caroline) Ch Mabel, 
 
 Roy, Saidora Rt 1, tel Saidora, twp Pearl, Arilla, Mason City Rt 4, tel 
 
 Bath, Sec 5 TlOOa Mrs. W. T. Adkins Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 18 
 
 (1889) O120a (1881)
 
 200 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Ainsworth, A. T. (Carrie) Ch Irene, 
 Saidora Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, twp 
 Lynchburg, Sec 14 T320a Charlotte 
 Ainsworth (1881) 
 
 *fAinsworth, C. L. (Lola) Mason City, 
 tel Mason City, twp Mason City, Sec 
 17 T219a J. J. Ainsworth (1880) 
 
 *Ainsworth, J. W. (Carrie) Ch John, 
 Katherine, Mason City Rt 2, tel Ma- 
 son City, twp Mason City, Sec 18 
 T200a J. J. Ainsworth (1883) 
 
 *fAinsworth, M. L. (DeEtta) "Clover- 
 dale Farm," Mason City, tel Mason 
 City, twp Mason City, Sec 18 T365a 
 W. T. Ainsworth (1887) 
 
 Akin, Leslie (Addie) Oh Edward, Vir- 
 ginia, Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason 
 City, twp Mason City, Sec 29 T70a 
 J. H. Dearborn (1913) 
 
 Akridge, James (Florence) Ch Clara, 
 Beulah, Josfa, Fern, Archie, Bernice, 
 Havana Rt 4, twp Havana, Sec 4 
 T290a D. Cullainine (1892) 
 
 Albrecht, Harry W. (Lizzie) Ch Sarah, 
 Dorothea, Elizabeth, Freida, Esther, 
 Kilbourne Rt 1, twp Kilbourne, Sec 
 20 T320a John Betzelberger (1917) 
 
 Allan,, E. G. (Ethel) Ch Arthur, Doris, 
 Glenwood, Babe, Mason City Rt 1, 
 twp Aliens Grove, Sec 20 T200a T. 
 A. Emloros (1882) 
 
 Allen, B. F. (Emma) Ch Harvard, 
 Mason City Rt 3, twp Mason City, 
 Sec 14 T80a Rosebroro Heirs (1877) 
 
 *Altman, Arthur (Emma) Ch Lulu, 
 Saidora Rt 1, tel Chandlerville-War- 
 ren, twp Linchburg, Sec 20 O20a 
 (1886) 
 
 *Altman, Paul (Mary) Ch Julius, Carl, 
 Saidora Rt 1, tel Chandlerville, twp 
 Lynchburg, See 22 T365a C. A. 
 Ainsworth (1886) 
 
 *Ambrust, Frank (Ella) Ch Henry, 
 Clarence, Franklin, Robert, Topeka 
 Rt 2, tel Topeka, twp Quiver, Sec 
 16 O300a (1868) 
 
 *Ambrust, George (May) Ch Arnold, 
 George, Minnie, Marie, Topeka Rt 2, 
 tel Topeka, twp Quiver, Sec 16 
 O260a (1868) 
 
 *Armstrong, C. E. (Ruth) Ch Ryal, 
 Katherine, Oakford, twp Kilbourne, 
 Sec 31 T225a Herget Heirs (1894) 
 
 Arnett, A. P. (Anna) Manito Rt 1, tel 
 Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 21 
 T160a M. E. M. C. Harry (1912) 
 
 Arnold, Richard (Luoret) Mason City 
 Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, 
 Sec 12 Farm Hand George Thomp- 
 son (1917) 
 
 Ary, Claude (Lillie) Ch Harold, Clyde, 
 Katherine, Greenview, II., twp Ma- 
 son City, Sec 19 Foreman for J. W. 
 Ainsworth (1912) 
 
 Ashurst, Marshall (Marie) Ch John, 
 Pauline, Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kil- 
 bourne, twp Bath, Sec 1 S' O35a 
 T120a Mrs. Blunt (1869) 
 
 Ashurst, Mrs. Martha, Kilbourne Rt 1, 
 tel Kilbourne, twp Bath, Sec 1 S 
 O160a (1911) 
 
 Atherton, J. R. (Mary) Ch Nellie, Wal- 
 ter, Hazel, Mason City Rt 1, tel 
 Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 17 
 T160a Joseph Kehl (1904) 
 
 *Athey, George A. (Sue) Ch Lloyd, 
 Grace, Lee, Lila, Glenn, Fern, Eas- 
 ton Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Pennsyl- 
 vania, Sec 19 T160a Mrs. M. A. 
 Funer (1870) 
 
 Athey, Oscar (Rosa) Havana Rt 4, 
 twp Havana, Sec 10 T120a Mrs. So- 
 phia Athey (1882) 
 
 Athey, Mrs. Sophie, Havana Rt 4, twp 
 Havana, Sec 10 O120a (1867) 
 
 Athey, Harry L., Popular City Rt 1, tel 
 Easton, twp Sherman, O120a (1876) 
 
 *Atterberry, Ira (I. J.) Ch Beulah, 
 Easton Rt 1, tel Oakford, twp Crane 
 Creek, Sec 1 T400a Henry Herget 
 (1910) 
 
 *Atwater, Sheldon Ch Sheldon, Ha- 
 vana Rt 4, tel Havana, twp Quiver, 
 Sec 15 O350a (1856) 
 
 *Atwater, Harry (Verna) Ch William, 
 Havana Rt 2, tel Topeka, twp 
 Quiver, Sec 15 O160a (1887) 
 
 Auxier, Hoy (Maude) Ch Edith, lla, 
 Veda, Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason 
 City, twp Salt Creek, T40a Fletcher 
 Auxier (1914) 
 
 Auxier, Wm. F. (Mena) Ch Delta, 
 Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp 
 Salt Creek, Sec 35 O120a (1852) 
 
 Avery, Dewey (Lillie) Ch Vera, Sai- 
 dora Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 9 S Fore- 
 man (1902) 
 
 Avery, Henry S. (Sarah) Ch Ethel, 
 Burt, John, Saidora Rt 1, twp Bath, 
 Sec 29 T120a Bradley Institute 
 (1878) 
 
 Avery, David (Rose) Bath Rt 2, tel 
 Warren, twp Lynchburg, Sec 4 
 O^a (1880) 
 
 Azbell, Adison (Mary) Ch William, 
 Cladeline, Paul, Lucille, Nelson, 
 Elizabeth, Clarence, Manito Rt 1, tel 
 Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 21 
 T160a J. W. McHarry (1892)
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 201 
 
 Bahl, Fred (Elizabeth) Havana Rt 1, 
 twp Bath, T6a Wm. Oest (1914) 
 
 Bailey, George P. (Katie) Ch Dorothy, 
 Rhoda, John, Margaret, Bennett, Es- 
 ther, Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest 
 City, twp Forest City, Sec 29 O250a 
 (1901) 
 
 Bainter, Clyde (Julia) Ch Calvin, 
 Anna, Mary, Harold, Topeka Rt 1, 
 twp Havana, Sec 26 N T470a A. D. 
 Cullinaine (1914) 
 
 *Bainter, L. M. (Lucie) Ch Lester, To- 
 peka Rt 1, tel Topeka, twp Topeka, 
 Sec 22 N T160a Dick Kramer 
 (1911) 
 
 *Bairrett, Charles S. (Lena) Ch Ma- 
 ria, Saidora Rt 1, tel Saidora, twp 
 Bath, Sec 17 T180a Thos. Adkins 
 (1894) 
 
 Baker, Ance (Mary) Ch Earl, Ernest, 
 Phines, Velda, Lillian, Saidora Rt 1, 
 tel Bath, twp Lynchburg, Sec 18 
 0178a (1906) 
 
 *Bale, Roy (Katherine) Ch Neoma, 
 Franklin, Harold, Easton Rt 1, tel 
 Easton, !twp Crane Creek, O220a 
 (1885) 
 
 Ballard, L. M. (Mary) Ch Opal, Louis, 
 Robert, Floyd, Mary, Kenneth, Ma- 
 son City Rt 2, Sec 17 Foreman for 
 C. T. Ainsworth (1900) 
 
 Ballen, C. M. (Mattie) Mason City Rt 
 
 2, tel Mason City, twp Mason City, 
 Sec 17 T80a Milt Ruble (1899) 
 
 Banks, William (Elizabeth) Ch Ha- 
 zel, Harold, Nina, George, Estelle, 
 Nelda, Mable, Kenneth, Bath Rt '^ 
 tel Warren, twp Lynchburg, Sec 18 
 040a (1886) 
 
 Barker, Charles (Lila) Mason City Rt 
 
 3, tel Mason City, twp Mason City, 
 Sec 12 T85a W. F. Theobald (1882) 
 
 Barker, Harry A. (Sarah) Ch Zona, 
 Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest City, 
 twp Forest City, Sec 31 T320a Lacey 
 Estate (1893) 
 
 Barnes, John B. (Mary) Ch Ida, Gil- 
 bert, Alta, Forest City Rt 1, tel For- 
 est City, twp Forest City, Sec 29 
 O160a (1862) 
 
 Barnes, Frank D. (Katherine) Ch 
 Mildrew, Stanley, Marguerite, To- 
 peka Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp For- 
 est City, Sec 35 T280a W. A. Mc- 
 Henry (1887) 
 
 Barnes, G. A. (Hattie) Ch Mildred, 
 John, Alfred, Forest City Rt 1, tel 
 Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 29 
 T160a John B. Barnes (1877) 
 
 *Barnett, John (Malinda) Ch Jackson, 
 Earl, Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason 
 City, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 8 O40a 
 (1874) 
 
 Barnett, Lagan (Mildred) Ch Laura, 
 Wilbur, Edwin, Dora, San Jose Rt 2, 
 tel Mason City twp Aliens, Grove, 
 Sec 4 T160a Dr. S. Taylor (1904) 
 
 Barnett, Lorren (Sadie) Ch Helen, 
 Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp 
 Mason City, Sec 30 T260a J. H. 
 Dearborn (1882) 
 
 Bartel, C. H. (Nellie) Ch Ray, Floyd, 
 Blanche, Topeka Rt 1, tel Forest 
 City, twp Forest City, Sec 30 O265a 
 (1872) 
 
 *Bartels, Frank J. (Margaret) Ch El- 
 dred, Julian, San Jose Rt 2, tel San 
 Jose, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 32 T120a 
 John S. Bartels (1887) 
 
 Bartels, Herman (Katie) Ch Nelda, 
 Carl, Topeka Rt 1, tel Easton, twp 
 Forest City, Sec 35 T160a John Bar- 
 tels (1878) 
 
 -'Bartels, John (Margaret) Ch Henry, 
 Easton Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Penn- 
 sylvania, Sec 18 O265a (1882) 
 
 Bartels, Lula Ch Rudolph, John, Carl, 
 Henry, Delia, Edna, Irene, Nellie, 
 Forest City Rt 2, tel Manito, twp 
 Manito, Sec 2 O64a (1867) 
 
 Bartels, Mr. R. F. Forest City Rt 2, 
 tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 2 O80a 
 (1887) 
 
 Bartle, Mrs. Charles Ch Lillie, Topeka 
 Rt 1, tel Topeka, twp Quiver, Sec 
 32 O160a (1854) 
 
 Bartman, N. E. (Matilda) Ch Martin, 
 Raymond, San Jose Rt 1, tel San 
 Jose, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 13 
 T240a John Ainsworth (1893) 
 
 *Bartman, Redmer (Hattie) Ch Ralph, 
 Mason City Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp 
 Salt Creek, Sec 29 T340a K. Bart- 
 man (1914) 
 
 Barton, Frank (Ada) Ch Ethel, Virgie, 
 Carl, Wayne, Glenn, Hale, Manito 
 Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp Forest 
 City, Sec 22 T160a L. E. Browning 
 (1877)
 
 202 
 
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 Bastian, L. (Ellen) Ch Blanche, Eas- * 
 ton Rt 1, tel Easton, twp Sherman, 
 Sec 33 O84a (1857) 
 
 * Bastian, R. F. (Minnie) Ch William, 
 Dewey, Veda, Ruby, Easton Rt 1, 
 tel Easton, twp Sherman, Sec 14 
 T200a F. Bastian (1867) 
 
 Batterton, E. G. (Ethel) Ch Pearl, 
 William, Velma, Manito Rt 3, tel 
 Manito, twp Manito, S'ec 24 T160a 
 E. G. Bellard (1895) 
 
 *Bawersack, Bert (Lottie) Mason City 
 Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp Mason City, 
 Sec 19 T237a Powers Estate (1877) 
 
 Bayne, Olie (Florence) Ch Ruth, Lil- 
 lian, Mildred, Mason City, tel Mason 
 City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 22 Farm- 
 hand for Thomas J. Caton (1902) 
 
 Beale, Daniel Forest City Rt 1, te] 
 Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 7 
 T2a Annie M. Beale (1885) 
 
 *Beard, Alvin H. (Hattie) Ch Leota, 
 Mack, Harry, William, Walter, Ma- 
 son City Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp 
 Aliens Grove, Sec 22 T160a T. J. 
 Galligher (1898) 
 
 *Beck, Herman (Lizzeta) Ch Elsie, 
 Mason City Rt 5, tel Mason City, twp 
 Pennsylvania, Sec 27 O80a (1882) 
 *Becker, George (Mary) Ch Russell, 
 Everett, Verna, Mason City Rt 3, 
 tel Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, 
 Sec 26 O320a (1869) 
 
 Becker, Palmer E. (Eva) Mason City 
 Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 34 T160a J. P. Becker, Jr. 
 (1895) 
 
 *Becker, William (Addie) Ch Alta, 
 Earl, Lloyd, Masort City Rt 3, tel 
 Mason City, twp Mason City, Sec 34 
 O160a (1871) 
 
 *Becker, J. P. (Rachel) Ch Charles, 
 Harlie, Henry, Bertha, Mason City 
 Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, S'ec 34 O1143a (1866) 
 
 Beckman, Miss Elizabeth, Havana Rt 
 4, twp Havana, Sec 22 S T360a 
 W. Beckman Estate 
 
 Beckman, Chris (Lena) Havana Rt 1, 
 twp Havana, Sec 30 S O320a 
 (1884) 
 
 Beckman, Henry, Havana Rt 4, twp 
 Havana. Sec 22 S' T360a W. Beck- 
 man Estate (1887) 
 
 *Beckwith, C. F. (Ella) Ch Verla, 
 Alma, Kilbourne Rt 1, twp Kil- 
 bourne, Sec 17 O320a (1877) 
 
 Beckwith, H. A. (Minnie) Ch Desse, 
 Bessie, Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kil- 
 bourne, twp Kilbourne, Sec 16 O27a 
 
 (1872) 
 
 *Beebe, Alonzo (Lillie) Ch Carrie, 
 Paul, Frank,, Ada, Floyd, Nelson, 
 Helen, Rowland, Forest City Rt 2, 
 tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 34 
 T173a Henry Gusta (1877) 
 
 *Beed, Kenneth (Claudia) Ch John, 
 Kenneth, San Jose Rt 2, tel San 
 Jose, twp Aliens Grove O240a 
 
 (1887) 
 
 *Behl, Carl (Catherine) Ch Frieda, 
 Clara, Pauline, Dorothy, Lawrence, 
 Bath, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 15 
 
 OSOOa (1887) 
 
 * Behrends, B. K. (Anna) Ch Adolph, 
 Carrie, Freddie, Eddie, Havana Rt 2, 
 tel Topeka, twp Quiver, Sec 13 
 01250a (1874) 
 
 *Eehrends, G. T. (Elizabeth) Ch Gail, 
 
 Da;n, Katherine, Elizabeth, "Corn 
 
 Belt Farm" Easton Rt 2, tel Easton 
 
 'twp Sherman, Sec 14 O400a (1865) 
 
 Behrends, Henry (Anna) Ch Nelda, 
 Walter, Havana Rt 2, twp Havana, 
 Sec 20 N T200a Henry Hahn (1910) 
 
 Behrends, Tony A. (Vemce) Havana 
 Rl 2, twp Havana, Sec 28 N T240a 
 B. R. Behrends (1892) 
 
 *Eehrens, Mrs. Augusta, Ch Harman, 
 Thee, Edith, Hildebrand, Mason Rt 
 1, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 23 O160a 
 
 (1896) 
 
 Bell, T. Z. Saidora, tel Saidora, twp 
 Bath, Sec 7 O660a (1871) 
 
 Bell, Geo. T. (Millie) Ch Charles, Ca- 
 molia, Otis, Otho, Saidora Rt 1, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp Bath, Sec 19 
 T440a Chris Kraling (1917) 
 
 Bell, Orval (Ollie) Ch Harold, Bath 
 Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 2 S T260a J. H. 
 Keith (1891) 
 
 Bell, J. J., "Fletcher Farm" Saidora Rt 
 1, tel Saidora, twp Bath, Sec 7 T520a 
 Fletcher Estate (1873) 
 
 *Bell, C. R. (Eva) Ch George, Wilbur, 
 Saidora Rt 1, tel Saidora, twp Bath, 
 S'ec 7 O300a (1888) 
 
 *Bell, Arthur O. (Hortense) Ch Ar- 
 thur, Virginia, Saidora, tel Saidora, 
 twp Bath, Sec 8 O150a (1876) 
 
 Bell, J. C. (Cora) Havana Rt 2, twp 
 Havana, Sec 31 N T5a Henry 
 Wahn (1895)
 
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 203 
 
 *Bell, D. C. (Maggie) Ch Caroline, 
 Delbert, Leora, Esther, Nina, Clyde, 
 Howard, Gilbert "Lake Side Farm" 
 Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kilbourne, twp 
 Kilbourne, Sec 7 O200a (1875) 
 
 Bell, Charles F., Saidora Rt 1, twp 
 twp Lynchburg, Sec 25 OlOOa (1895) 
 
 *Bell, J. D. (Erma) Ch Lavona, Elva, 
 Irene, Pauline, Havana Rt 2, tel To- 
 peka, twp Quiver, Sec 16 T250a J. 
 W. McHarry (1896) 
 
 Bellas, Ross, Mason City Rt 4, tel Ma- 
 son, twp Salt Creek, Sec 10 O120a 
 (1856) 
 
 Bender, Walter (Frances) Ch Clar- 
 ence, Audrey, Mason City Rt 5, tel 
 Mason City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 
 8 T160a R. J. Kuhlman (1917) 
 
 *Benham, Roy (Mabel) Ch Russell, 
 Avis, Irma, Howard, Belden, Mason 
 City Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt 
 Creek, Sec 32 O85a (1890) 
 
 Bennett, Chas. (Nannie) Ch Russell, 
 Wayne, Robert, Lloyd, Arthur, Man- 
 ito Rt 1, tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 
 34 T80a Mr. Mansfield (1902) 
 
 Bennett, Ezra (Janie) Ch Clara, Eliza- 
 beth, Charles, Easton Rt 2, tel Eas- 
 ton, twp Sherman, Sec 12 T160a C. 
 Whitehead (1903) 
 
 *Bennett, H. (Laura) Ch Mildred, Nina, 
 Harold, Popular City Rt 1, tel Biggs, 
 twp Sherman Sec 28 (1890) 
 Bennett, Norma (Mary) Ch Alvin, 
 Gladys, Edgar, Havana Rt 1, twp 
 Havana, Sec 29 S T160a Frank 
 Keist (1883) 
 
 Benscoter, Mrs. Allie B. Ch Harold, 
 Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason City, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 23 aO160 
 
 (1869) 
 
 *Benscoter, C. B. (Ollie) Ch Mabel, 
 Laura, Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason 
 City, twp Aliens Grove Sec 19 O78a 
 (1868) 
 
 *Benscoter, E. P. (Maude) Teheran, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 33 T a A. N. 
 Dare. 
 
 Benscoter, Esler P. (Eliza) Mason 
 City, tel Mason City, twp Pennsyl- 
 vania, Sec 33 O200a (1885) 
 
 Benscoter, Gwin (Allie) Ch Mrs. Alice 
 Higgins, Mason City Rt 1, twp Penn- 
 sylvania, Sec 22 T a J. Newland 
 
 (1887) 
 
 Eenscoter, Jimoson W. (Lula) Ch Mel- 
 vin, Elizabeth, Helen, Joseph, Ma- 
 son City Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp 
 Salt Creek, Sec 2 O77a (1857) 
 
 Benscoter, Stewart M. (Lutia) Ch 
 May, Harry, Verdis, Frances, Mason 
 City Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt 
 Creek Sec 3 O80a (1861) 
 
 Benscoter, W. S. (Cora) Ch Luella, 
 Manito Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp 
 Forest City, S'ec 22 T326a Thomas 
 Low (1912) 
 
 *Bertel, Geo. H. (Elinyra) Ch Clayton, 
 Topeka Rt '., tel Topeka, twp Quiver, 
 Sec 32 O20a (1873) 
 
 Biggs, ElizaOv'.J F., San Jose, tel San 
 Jose, twp Aaens Grove, Sec 1 O80a 
 
 (1882) 
 
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 204 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Bingham, Geo. A. (Mary) Ch Eleanor, 
 Lulu, Lena, Albert, Raymond, Merl, 
 Mason City Rt 3 tel San Jose, twp 
 Aliens Grove, Sec 21 T271a Mrs. 
 Wm. Bockroitz (1904) ' 
 
 Bishop, George (Katherine) Bath Rt 1, 
 twp Bath, S'ec 9 Farmhand for Sum- 
 mers (1915) 
 
 *Bishop, Dick (Kate) Ch Eddie, Clara, 
 Bath, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 10 
 O190a (1889) 
 
 Bishop, W. A. (Katherine) Ch Wilber, 
 Exia, Bath Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 10 S 
 T40a E. Summers (1915) 
 
 Black, Alden D. (Martha) Ch Alma, 
 Howard, Harriet, Clyde, Mason City 
 Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 22 O133a (1867) 
 
 Blackburn, Bert G. (Louise) Ch Mont. 
 Leonard, Verna, Herschel. Harold, 
 Mason City Rt 2, twp Salt Creek, 
 Sec 3 T118a D. C. Gallagher (1914) 
 
 Blake, John (Ellen) Ch Pearl, Bath Rt 
 
 1, twp Bath, Sec 10-S O40a (1908) 
 Blakely, H. L. (Parna) Ch Zelma, Roy, 
 
 Irma, Harold, Kilbourne twp Kil- 
 bourne, Sec 28 O160a (1874) 
 *Blakely, Mrs. R. Ch Charles, Oliver, 
 Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kilbonrne, twp 
 Kilbourne, Sec 9 O450a 
 
 *Blakely, Edward Kilbourne Rt 1, tel 
 Kilbourne, twp Kilboutrne, Sec 8 
 O160a 
 
 "fBlakely, Scott (Anna) Ch Dorthea, 
 Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kilbourne, twp 
 Kilbourne, Sec 17 OlGOa (1893) 
 
 *Blakely, C. E. L., Kilbourne Rt 1, twp 
 Kilbourne, Sec 9 O160a (1900) 
 
 Blakely, Oliver R., Kilbourne Rt 1, tel 
 Kilbourne, twp Kilbourne, Siec 9 
 O160a (1902) 
 
 Blakely, Walter (Anna"> Kilbourne Rt 
 
 2, twp Kilbourne, Sec 10 O220a 
 (1898) 
 
 Blanchard, Isaac (Elsie) Ch Elsie, 
 Silvia, Myrtle, Joseph, Saidora Rt 1, 
 twp Bath, S'ec 19 T13tf Thos. Adkins 
 (1880) 
 
 *Bleisman, Ralph W. (Martha) Bath 
 Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 2 T140a 
 L. H.. Kramer (1S94) 
 
 Blessman, J. H. (Rosa) Ch Velrrm, 
 Opal, Marie, Ruby, Marjorie, Bath Rt 
 2, tel Bath twp Lynchburg Sec 2 
 T240a Mrs. Wm. Blessman (1870) 
 
 Blessman, Geo. A. (Grace) Ch Hubert, 
 Freeman, Arline, Bath Rt 2, tel 
 Bath, twp Lynchburg, Sec 3 T341a 
 Mrs. Anna B. Cassman (1882) 
 
 *Blessman, H. L. (Sarah) Ch Lorena, 
 Mabel, Raymond, Lyman, Bath Rt 2, 
 tel Bath, twp Ly\nchburg, S<ec 3 
 O394a (1863) 
 
 *Blessman, Walter I. (Catherine) Ch 
 Dwight, Mason City Rt 5, tel Easton, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 9 T160a Ded- 
 rick Wallace (1895) 
 
 *B!essman, Louis (Mamie) Ch Ruth, 
 Louise, Anna, Joseph, Altereld. 
 Claude, Mason City Rt 5, tel Tehe- 
 ran twp Pennsylvania, Sec 10 T160a 
 Ben McFadden (1864) 
 
 *Blessman, Henry (Barbara) Ch Ruby, 
 James, Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason 
 City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 12 
 T200a H. W. McFadden (1861) 
 
 *Bloem, George (Nellie) Mason City 
 Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, 
 S'ec 10 T40a Robert Dare (1908) 
 
 Bloh, Theodore (Fannie) Ch John, 
 Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp 
 Pennsylvania. Sec 15 T160a Chas. 
 McHarry (1857) 
 
 *Blunt, L. G. (Etta) Ch Gladys, Clyde, 
 Beulah, Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kil- 
 bourne, twp Bath, Sec 36 T120a T. 
 R. Blunt (1875) 
 
 Blunt, Plennie (Mable) Ch Anna, Sa- 
 mantha, Mildred, Bessie, Bath Rt 2, 
 tel Warren, twp Lynchburg, Sec 31-N 
 T2200a Central Illinois Hunting Club 
 (1894) 
 
 Bock, Jacob, Ch Dorothy, Grace, Ma- 
 bel, Florence, Kate, Raymond, Ma- 
 son City Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp 
 Mason City, Sec 23 T80a Ernest 
 Mangold (1910) 
 
 *Bockwitz, C. H. (Lillie) Ch Edna, 
 Verna, Carroll, Mason City Rt 3, tel 
 Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 
 26 O160a (1867) 
 
 *Bockwitz, John P. (Hannah) Ch Lu- 
 oille, Florence, John, San Jose Rt 1, 
 tel San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 
 26 T160a William Bockwitz (1877) 
 
 *Bockwitz F. E. (Edith) Mason City 
 Rt 3, tel San Jose, twp Mason City, 
 T160a Geo. Bockwitz (1892)
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 205 
 
 *Bockwitz, Fred W. (Flora) Ch Virgil, 
 San Jose Rt 1, tel San Jose, twp 
 Aliens Grove, Sec 36 T240a Geo. 
 Bockwitz (1888) 
 
 *Bockwitz, Henry (Minnie) Ch Erma, 
 Mason City, tel Mason City, twp Ma- 
 son City, Sec 5 O155a (18T8) 
 
 *Bolinger, John (Welzora) Ch John- 
 nie NLson City, Rt 3, Sec 14 O120a 
 twp Mason City, Sec 14 O120a 
 (1893) 
 
 Booth, John (Violet) Ch Nellie, Mason 
 City Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp Salt 
 Creek, Sec 35 T8a Thomas Holmes 
 (1885) 
 
 Borgelt, Leo, Havana Rt 4, twp Ha- 
 vana Sec 5 T449a S. & T. Borgelt 
 (1892) 
 
 Borger, Herman, (Annie) Ch Herman, 
 Harry, Clara, Matilda, Minnie, 
 Minnie, Edith, Topeka Rt 1, tel For- 
 est City, twp Forest City, Sec 36 
 T200a Charles Himmel (1905) 
 
 Bortel, C. H. (Nellie) Ch Raymond, 
 Floyd, Blanche, Topeka Rt 1, tel For- 
 est City, twp Forest City, Sec 25 
 O265a (1875) 
 
 *Bortel, Earl (Kate) Topeka Rt 1, tel 
 Topeka, twp Quiver, Sec 23 T160a 
 John Bortel (1880) 
 
 Bortel, Floyd (Minnie) Ch Verla, To- 
 peka Rt 1, Forest City, Sec 24 Farm- 
 hand for C. H. Bortel (1893) 
 
 Bortell, Elmer (Emma) Ch Byron, 
 Irene, Verden, Dale, Topeka Rt 1, tel 
 Forest City twp Forest City, Sec 25 
 T250a John Bortell (1879) 
 
 Bowersock, Jake (Mary) Ch Harry, 
 Richard, Ray, New Holland Rt 1, 
 tel Mason City, twp Mason City, Sec 
 35 TlOOa Frank Donovan (1880) 
 
 *Bowman, Amos A. (Maude) Ch Paul, 
 Bernetta, Cecil, Easton Rt 1, tel 
 Eastpn, twp Crane Creek, Sec 14 
 080a (1884) 
 
 *Bowman, J. B. (Sina) Mason City Rt 
 3, tel Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, 
 Sec 27 080 (1855) 
 
 Bowser, E. J. (Mary) Ch Roy, Bernice, 
 Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp 
 Forest City, Sec 23 O280a (1854) 
 
 Boyer, H. W. (Elsie) Ch Hazel, Ethel, 
 Saidora Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Lynch- 
 burg, Sec 21 TlOOa Louis Sarff 
 (1903) 
 
 Boyer, Manuel J. (Anna) Ch Grace, 
 Alice, Irvin, Mason City Rt 5, tel 
 Easton, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 7 
 T a Casper Fisk (1911) 
 
 Boyle, B. Ch John, "Boyle Farm" Kil- 
 bourne, Sec 20 O266a. 
 
 Bradley, Comodore J. (Carrie) Ch Em- 
 mett, Everett, Mason City Rt 2, tel 
 Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 33 
 O130a (1904)^ 
 
 Bramwell, Frank (Estella) Ch Joseph, 
 Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp 
 Mason City, Sec 30 T175a J. H. Dear- 
 borne (1899) 
 
 *Brandt, C. E. (Jennie) Ch Fannie, 
 "Lizzie, Hazel, Mason City Rt 1, tel 
 Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 
 30 T160a Mrs. John Donaldson 
 (1867) 
 
 *Brent, Edward (Marie) Mason City 
 Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, 
 Sec 18 O107a (1872) 
 
 Brent, John (Josephine) Ch Edgar, 
 Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kilbourne, twp 
 Kilbourne, Sec 8 O160a (1865) 
 
 *fBrent, R. C. (Leona) Ch Bessie, Des- 
 sie, Donald, Clifford, Kilbourne Rt 1, 
 tel Kilbourne, twp Kilbourne, Sec 26 
 T260a T. T. Ainsworth (1878) 
 
 *Brewer, Millard J. (Maggie) Ch Le- 
 ona, Doris, Mason City Rt 5, tel 
 Mason City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 
 33 T160a J. W. Bell (1876) 
 
 Bridges, Samuel Kilbourne Rt 1, tel 
 Kilbourne, twp Bath, Sec 26 TlOOOa 
 Dr. Wilkins (1874) 
 
 Briggs, James (Lizzie) Ch James, 
 William, Bertha, Martha, Manito Rt 
 1, tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 36 
 O160a (1867) 
 
 Broderick, Schaub (Etta) Forest City 
 Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp Pennsyl- 
 vania, Sec 6 T a Mrs. E. A. Wallace 
 (1916) 
 
 *Brooks, Frank (Grace) Ch John, 
 Claire, Lyle, Marjorie, Mason City 
 Rt 5, tel Mason City, twp Pennsyl- 
 vania, Sec 27 T160a John Brooks 
 (1886) 
 
 *Brooks, Samuel (Carrie) Ch Wesley, 
 Mason City Rt 4, tel Mason City, 
 twp Salt Creek, Sec 12 T200a Chas. 
 Wilson (1873)
 
 206 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Brooks, W. D. (Flora) Ch Olla, James, 
 Milas, Blanche, Saidora Rt 1, tel 
 Saidora, twp Bath, Sec II T460a 
 Thos. Adkins (1897) 
 
 *Brooks, Wm. H. (Lillie) Ch brnice, 
 Howard, Mason City Rt 5, tel Mason 
 City, twp Pennsylvania, S'ec 34 O80a 
 (1908) 
 
 *Brooks, Wm. S. (Mary) Ch John, 
 Ethel, San Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 1 T160a -W. 
 A. McHarry (1905) 
 
 Brown, Arthur L. (Fannie) Ch Louis, 
 Francis, Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason 
 City, twp Mason City, Sec 5 O5a 
 (1877) 
 
 *Brown, E. G. (Alice) Ch Vivian, Doro- 
 othy, Earl, Marion, Topeka Rt 2, tel 
 Topeka, twp Quiver, Sec 18 T235a 
 Mrs. Mollie Korrell (1881) 
 
 Frown, James (Katie) Ch Leslie, Lu- 
 ther, Nannie, Lena, Edna, Marion, 
 Easton Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Penn- 
 sylvania, Sec 19 Farmhand for L. 
 Root (1913) 
 
 Brownfield, Haze (Lena) Ch Frank, 
 Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason City, 
 twp Mason City, S'ec 5 T62a Wm. 
 Dodson (1913) 
 
 Brownfield, J. D. (Alta) Ch Cleo, How- 
 ard. Herbert, Clara, Topeka Rt 1, tel 
 Easton, twp Forest City, Sec 34 
 T240a W. R. Barnes (1904) 
 
 Brownfield, Walter (Maggie) Ch Edna. 
 Luella, Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason 
 City, twp Mason City, Sec 19 T164a 
 W. A. Covey (1907) 
 
 Brownfield, W. E. (Minnie) Ch Ruth, 
 Ethel, Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason 
 City, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 29 Fore- 
 man for G. D. Sutton (1911) 
 
 Brube, Henry (Lizzie) Ch John, 
 Emma, Meda, Margaret, Harold, 
 San Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose twp Al- 
 iens Grove, Sec 13 T240a John Ains- 
 worth (1887) 
 
 Bruns, Henry (Katherine) Ch Elmer, 
 Clara, Havana Rt 4, twp Havana, 
 Sec 10 T240a Henry Hahn (1894) 
 
 Bubert, Charles (Katherine) Ch 
 Frank, George, Elzyn, Easton Rt 2, 
 tel Easton, twp Sherman, 'dec 12 
 T160a E. A. Enlow (1856) 
 
 Bubert, Fred (Minnie) Ch Henry. 
 William, Louise, Matilda, Havana Rt 
 2, tel Topeka, twp Quiver, Sec 13 
 T200a James Walton (1857) 
 
 Buchanan, F. M. (Esther) Ch Etta. 
 Lucy, John, Charles, Albert, Arthur, 
 Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp 
 Forest City, Sec 18 T80a John White 
 (1909) 
 
 *Budke, H. G. (Mitalda) Ch Adolph, 
 Popular City Rt 1, tel Easton, twp 
 Sherman, Sec 21 T240a John Chas. 
 (1882) 
 
 Budke, Richard (Louisa) Ch Hendrick, 
 Havana Rt 1, twp Havana, Sec 19-S 
 T200a W. D. Frye (1887) 
 
 Buntjes, Henry (Elizabeth) Ch Ed- 
 ward, Havana Rt 1, twp Havana, Sec 
 17-S' OlOOa (1887) 
 
 *Burnham, Henry P. (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Pansy, Sarah, Laura, Carol, Phileta, 
 Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp 
 Salt Creek, Sec 28 O200a (1867) 
 
 *Burrell, Samuel (Pearl) Ch Grace, 
 Mary, Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, twp 
 Lynchburg, T2a James Fletcher 
 (1903) x 
 
 Burress, John C. (Amanda) Ch Cecil, 
 Christine, Howard, Forest City Rt 1, 
 tel Forest City, twp Pennsylvania, 
 Sec 4 T160a Isaac Reed (1917) 
 
 Burton, J. B. Ch Marion, Browning, 
 twp Lynchburg, S'ec 2-W (1897) 
 
 Busch, Edwin J. (Lucille) Mason City 
 Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp Pennsyl- 
 vania, Sec 13 T160a S. W. Wilson 
 (1910) 
 
 Busche, Herman, Sr. (Minnie) Mason 
 City Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp Aliens 
 Grove, Sec 30 O320a (1910) 
 
 * Busch, Louis (Gretchen) Ch Mar- 
 garet, Louise, Mason City Rt 3, tel 
 Mason, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 28 
 T240a John Taylor (1888) 
 
 *Buse, Dietrich (Anna) Ch Charles, 
 Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason City, 
 twp Salt Creek, Sec 23 T176a Henry 
 Buse (1914) 
 
 *Butler, Jerome (Elva) Ch Loyal, 
 Eva, Mildred, Saidora Rt 1, twp 
 Lynchburg, Sec 24 T216a Kate 
 Roloff (1876) 
 
 Butler, Nathan Ch Robert, Mattie, 
 Mason City Rt 2, twp Mason City, 
 Sec 29 T15a J. H. Dearborn (1913) 
 
 Buxton, Benjamin (Stella) Ch Helen, 
 Eugene, Florence, Havana Rt 2, 
 twp Havana, T200a Louis Hahn 
 (1880)
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 207 
 
 Campbell, S. C. (Stella) Ch Clarence, 
 Ethel, Myrtle, Manito Rt 1, twp 
 Manito, Sec 36 T93a Whiteford Es- 
 tate (1915) 
 
 "Canada, J. H. (Lizzie) Ch Bertha, 
 Lizzie, Octava, Mary, Mason City 
 Rt 2, twp Mason City, Sec 28 O285a 
 (1907) 
 
 Canada, R. H. (Ellen) Ch Eldrich, 
 Mattie, Esther, Babe, San Jose Rt 
 2, tel San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, 
 Sec 4 T25a Lucty Cogdell (1897) 
 
 Cannon, John (Mary) Ch Walter, 
 Thomas, Patsie, Nora, Nancy, James, 
 Julia, Paul, Lee, Winifred, Forest 
 City Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp Forest 
 City, Sec 33 T320a T. D. Rowley 
 (1872) 
 
 Cannon, Walter C. Forest City Rt 1, 
 tel Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 
 17 T160a Mike Rowley (1888) 
 
 Cappel, Geo. (Ellie) Manito Rt 1, tel 
 Manito, twp Manito, Sec 24 O200a 
 (1887) 
 
 Carlock, Walter (Margaret) Ch Ar- 
 nold, Wilmer, Saidora Rt 1, tel Bath, 
 twp Lynchburg, Stec 1.3-W T220a 
 Jackson Sarff (1890) 
 
 Carmichael, Edward (Effi"e) Mason 
 City Rt 2, twp Salt Creek, Sec 22 
 Farmhand for Thomas F. Mulford 
 (1917) 
 
 Carpenter, A. C. (Effie) Ch Virgel Al- 
 ger, James, Emmerson, Paul, Urvan, 
 Ball Rt 2, twp Lynchburg, Sec 4 
 OV 2 a, (1880) 
 
 Carter, Charles (Kittie) Ch Harold, 
 Herbert, Gladys, Alberta, Forest 
 City Rt 1, tel Forest City twp For- 
 est City, Sec 23 T160a Fred San- 
 man (1877) 
 
 Carter, J. W. (Mary) Ch Carol, Gar- 
 aett, Natrona, tel San Jose, twp 
 Aliens Grove, Sec 14 T190a J. B. 
 Abbott (1872) 
 
 Carter, L. 'C. (Laura) Ch Earl, Kil- 
 bourne Rt 2, twp Kilbourne, Sec 26 
 O80a (1874) 
 
 Cates, Jasper Ch Leda, Marie, Ralph, 
 Mason City Rt 1, twp Aliens Grove, 
 Sec 18 Foreman for H, N. Hoffman 
 (1915) 
 
 *Caton, Thomas J. (LaDora) Ch John, 
 Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason City, 
 twp Salt Creek, Sec 22 O240a 
 (1916) 
 
 Cave, Mrs. A. H. Ch Loyd, Lula, 
 Helen, Easton Rt 2, twp Shermaff 
 Sec 27 T400a G. C. McFadde^ 
 (1866) 
 
 Cave, Earl W. (Frieda) Ch Glen, Ray- 
 mond, Mildred, Frances, Easton Rt 
 2, tel Easton, twp Sherman, Sec 
 22 T300a Mr. B. McFadden (1896) 
 
 Cave, W. M. (Sylvia) Ch Mildred, 
 Myrtle, Kilbourne Rt 2, twp Kil- 
 bourne, Sec 23 T90a W. H. Shults 
 (1889) 
 
 Cawood, Allen (Lucy) Ch Edna, Sa>- 
 dora Rt 1, tel Warren, twp Bath, 
 Sec 18-SW Foreman for T. E. 
 Friend (1872) 
 
 Chancy, Joseph (Ada) Ch Theodore, 
 Lucille, San Jose Rt 1, twp Aliens 
 Grove, Sec 27 T80a Deveris Heirs 
 (1908) 
 
 Chestle, Thomas Saidora Rt 1, twp 
 Bath, Sec 19 Tla Charles Friend 
 (1897) 
 
 Chi Ids, A. L. (Anna) Ch Bert, Ruby, 
 Mason City Rt 3, tel Mason City, 
 twp Aliens Grove, Sec 29 T160a The 
 Childs Estate (1867) 
 
 Chrisman, W. C. (Bertha) Ch Merlyn, 
 Virgil, Manito Rt 1, tel Manito, twp 
 Manito, Sec 25 T160a Henry Worp^r 
 (1913) 
 
 *Christy, Patrick (Mary) Ch Lizzie, 
 Frank, James, Leo, Mason City Rt 3, 
 tel Mason City, twp Mason City, S'ec 
 11 O160a (1884) 
 
 Church, J. T. (Bertis) Ch Pauline, 
 Esther, James, Havana Rt 2, twp 
 Havana, Sec 28-N O160a (1914) 
 
 Clauser, George (Etta) Ch Mable, Jes- 
 sie, Thelma, Chester, Paul, Manito 
 Rt 1, tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 
 24 T80a John Meeker (1887) 
 
 Clark, A. H. Ch Louna, Alta, Alice, 
 John, Fred, Bertie, Margaret, Gus 
 sie, Saidora Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 8 
 TSOOa L. F. Kieth (1895) 
 
 *Clark, Ernest G. (Bessie) Ch Virgil, 
 Bath Rt 1, tel Kilbourne, twp Bath, 
 Sec 2-S TlOOa H. L. Clark (1908)
 
 208 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Clark, Ed. (Katherine) Kllbourne 
 Rt 2, tel Kilbourne, twp Crane 
 Creek, Sec 19 T120a J. Hawks 
 (1880) 
 
 Clark, Henry L. (Alice) Kilbourne Rt 
 1, tel Kilbourne, twp Bath, Sec 2-S 
 O40a (1908) 
 
 *fClark, Leslie L. (Callie) Ch Mar- 
 shall, Zola, Kenneth, Kilbourne Rt 
 1, tel Kilbourne, twp Kilbourne, Sec 
 30 T200a Robert Dolbin (1887) 
 
 Clark, Roy (Alva) Mason City Rt 5, 
 twp Mason City, Sec 31 T320a Geo. 
 Mathess (1916) 
 
 *Classen, Jr. George (Mabel) Ch 
 Melvin, San Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, 
 twp Aliens Grove, Sec 36 T160a 
 Mrs. Clark (1888) 
 
 Classen, Jacob (Ella) Ch Marie, 
 Orville, San Jose Rt 1, tel San Jose, 
 twp Aliens Grove, Sec 24 T160a Geo. 
 Classen, Sr (1889) 
 
 *Clemons, A. S. (Edith) Ch Mattie, 
 Philip, Stocton, Saidora Rt 1, tel 
 Warren, twp Lynchburg, Sec 18 
 O100V 2 a (1891) 
 
 Clemens, William (Berdie) Ch Harry, 
 Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, twp Lynchburg, 
 Sec 16 T160a Mrs. Lean Schood 
 (1894) 
 
 Close, W. R. (Hazel) Kilbourne Rt 2, 
 twp Kilbourne, Sec 25 T176a E. A. 
 Sears (1908) 
 
 Cloyes, John Sr. (Georgiana) Ch 
 Fred, Rosa, Julian, Ernest, Saidora 
 Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Lynchburg, Sec 
 25-SW O508a (1868) 
 
 Cloyes, John R. (Hazel) Bath Rt 2, 
 twp Lynchburg, Sec 34 T220a Mrs. 
 Emma Herring (1888) 
 
 Cobb, Geo. W. (Ara) Kilbourne Rt 2, 
 tel Easton, twp Kilbourne, Sec 13 
 T40a Cobb Estate (1874) 
 
 *Colb, Roy (Maude) Kilbourne Rt 2, 
 tel Kilbourne, twp Crane Creek, 
 Sec 19 T120a G. H. Yordley (1884) 
 
 *Codding, C. W. (Edna) Ch Floyd, 
 Clyde, Oakley, Saidora Rt 1, tel 
 Saidora, twp Bath, Sec 15 O420a 
 (1888) 
 
 Comingore, W. E. (Ida) Ch Luella, 
 May, Selia, Roy, Mable, Rosa, Mani- 
 to Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp Forest 
 City, Sec 22 T80a Startte Estate 
 (1904) 
 
 Conklin, Geo. M. (Laura) Ch Roy, Kil- 
 bourne R 1, twp Kilbourne, Sec 5 
 O53a 
 
 *Connett, Samuel G. (Martha) Ch Lu- 
 cille, Marie, San Jose Rt 2, tel San 
 Jose, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 35 T160a 
 Henry Connett (1891) 
 
 Cook, O. L. (Lulu) Ch Troy, Ruth, 
 Margaret, Mason City Rt 3, tel Ma- 
 son City, T60a Anna Wakeman 
 (1904) 
 
 Connolly, F. W. (Kathryn) Ch Sia- 
 mon, William, Joseph, Edward, 
 Oliver, George, Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, 
 twp Bath, Sec 30 T320a Heaton 
 Clark (1913) 
 
 *Coon, Frank (Myrtle) Ch Dorothea, 
 Elizabeth, Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kil- 
 bourne, twp Kilbourne, Sec 4 OSOOa 
 (1907) 
 
 *Coon, Walter (Adda) Ch Wilma, Ma- 
 son City Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp 
 Mason City, Sec 9 T80a R. G. Coon 
 (1879) 
 
 *Cooper, Clarence Easton, tel Easton, 
 'twp Sherman, Sec 25 (1896) 
 
 *Cooper, Clark (Florence) Ch Gladys, 
 Irwin, San Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, 
 twp Aliens Grove, Sec 10 T200a Mrs. 
 F. A. McCarty (1891) 
 
 Cooper, Charles (Annie) Bath Rt 1, 
 tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 32 T160a H. 
 Vanetten (1917) 
 
 Cooper, John (Mabel) Bath Rt 2, tel 
 Bath, twp Bath, Sec 30 Foreman for 
 William Cooper (1893) 
 
 Cooper, William Ch William, Mark, 
 
 Clarence, John, Anna, Bath Rt 2, 
 
 tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 30 O160a 
 (1863) 
 
 *Copper, Frank (Mary) Ch Frank. 
 Mas.in City, tel Mason City, twp 
 Salt Creek, Sec 26 O240a (1870) 
 
 *Corbin, Howard (Bird) Ch Helena. 
 Eugene, Teheran, tel Teheran, twp 
 Salt Creek, Sec 5 T72a Frank Bon- 
 ham (1897) 
 
 Corbin, Chas. (Lillian) Mason Rt 4, 
 tel Mason, twp Salt Creek, Sec 7 
 T120a John E. Roll (1897) 
 
 Connett, F. L. (Rosie) Ch Louis, Har- 
 old, Florence, San Jose Rt 2, tel San 
 Jose, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 32 T320a 
 Margaret Allen (1901)
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 209 
 
 Coryell, John (Liza) Ch Arthur, Susie, 
 Bertha, Stella, Forest City Rt 1, tel 
 Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 36 
 Farm Hand for J. W. Harmel (1860) 
 
 Cowan, Mary Ch John, Easton Rt 1, 
 twp Salt Creek, Sec 6 O170a (1867) 
 
 *Crafton, Thomas Ch Elmer, Ray 
 mond, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath/ 
 Sec 29 O280a (1865) 
 
 *Craggs, A. L. (Ida) Ch Clinton, Kil- 
 bourne Rt 1, twp Kilbourne, Sec 21 
 T160a C. V. Craggs (1891) 
 
 Craggs, Geo. (Clara) Ch Mary, Dallas, 
 Walter, Eldred, Kilbourne Rt 1, tel 
 Kilbourne, twp Kilbourne, Sec 4 
 O50a (1861) 
 
 *Craggs, H. B. (Frances) Kilbourne 
 Rt 2, twp Kilbourne, Sec 22 O180a 
 
 *Craggs, Rossie D. (Pearl) Ch Helen, 
 Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kilbourne, twp 
 Kilbourne, Sec 4 T180a Henry, 
 George, Herbert, V. P. Turner (1888) 
 
 Craggs, Roy W. (May) Ch Alice, Kil- 
 bourne Rt 1, twp Kilbourne, Sec 22 
 T180a H. B. Craggs (1888) 
 
 Crafton, Charles (Lottie) Ch Dollie, 
 Lorena, Ruby, Nina, James, Bath 
 Rt 2, tel Saidora, twp Lynchburg, 
 T162a James Whitehead (1876) 
 
 *Crane, Geo A. (Delia) Ch Edna, 
 Edith, George, Kilbourne Rt 2, tel 
 Kilbourne, twp Kilbourne, Sec 13 
 O268a (1860) 
 
 Crater, P. M. (Lena) Ch Ralph, Paul, 
 Arnold. Havana Rt 4, twp Havana, 
 Sec 15 O300a (1869) 
 
 *Cross, Stephen R. (Sophia) Ch Har- 
 old, Francis, Russell, Mason City Rt 
 3, tel Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, 
 Sec 27 T160a Albert Cross (1893) 
 
 *Cross, Everett (Bessie) Ch Ray- 
 mond, Kenneth, Marion, Mason City 
 Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, S'ec 10 T155a Albert Cross 
 (1891) 
 
 Cross, Roy W. (Etta) Ch Lelah. 
 Charles, Richard, Mason City Rt 3, 
 tel Mason City, twp Mason City, 
 Sec 10 T240a L. W. Cross (1884) 
 
 Cross, H. E. (Hazel) Ch Lester, Mason 
 City Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp Ma- 
 son City, Sec 15 T55a L. W. Cross 
 (1891) 
 
 Crum, A. A. (Nellie) Ch Frank, 
 Erma, Ona, Howard, Lydia, Martha, 
 Elmer, Marshall, Edith, John, Kil- 
 bourne, tel Kilbourne, twp Kil- 
 bourne, Sec 35 T170a Mrs. M. E. 
 Crum (1863) 
 
 Culver, C. L., Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp 
 Bath, Sec 28 O200a (1914) 
 
 *Cunningham, J. H., Easton Rt 2, tel 
 Easton, twp Sherman, Sec 12 T160a 
 John Cunningham (1889) 
 
 Curry, C. H. (Mollie) Three Children. 
 Kilbourne Rt 1, twp Kilbourne, Sec 
 4 Farm Hand for Henry, George, 
 Herbert & V. P. Turner (1892) 
 
 Curry, M. T. (Mary) Ch Elmer, Thur- 
 man, Bath Rt 2, twp Lynchburg, Sec 
 4 O4a (1912) 
 
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 210 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 D 
 
 Dammer, John, Saidora Rt 1, twp 
 Bath, Sec 5 O119a (1866) 
 
 Daniel, Eugene (Alice) Ch Eula, Sal- 
 do ra Rt 1, tel Warren, twp Lynch- 
 burg, Sec 23 O200a 
 
 Daniel, G. L. (Mamie) Ch Essie, 
 Ruby, Kilbourne Rt 2, tel Kilbourne, 
 twp Kilbourne, Sec 15 O214%a 
 (1865) 
 
 Daniel, Harold, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, 
 twp Bath, Sec 17 T120a Thos Dan- 
 iel (1897) 
 
 *Danlel, H. D. (Peachie) Bath Rt 1, 
 tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 5 T360a Lot- 
 tie Bell (1890) 
 
 Daniel, Isley (Lulu) Ch Victor, Verce, 
 Kilbourne Rt 2, tel Kilbourne, twp 
 Kilbourne, Sec 14 T213a J. Walker 
 
 Daniel, J. I. (Lou) Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, 
 twp Bath, Sec 28 T280a C. E. Walk- 
 er (1851) 
 
 Daniel, Walter (Addie) Saidora Rt 1, 
 tel Warren, twp Lynchburg, Sec 24 
 T80a C. S. Keishow (1880) 
 
 *Dare, David L. (Melissa) Ch Laura, 
 Mason City Rt 4, tel Mason City, 
 twp Salt Creek, Sec 4 O216a (1865) 
 
 Dare, Frank H (Sadie) Ch Mabel, 
 Edna, Vera, Dora, Mason City Rt 4, 
 tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 
 9 O334a (1872) 
 
 *Davenport, S. H. (Millisa) Ch Doris, 
 Phylis, Ruth, Easton, tel Easton, 
 twp Sherman, Sec 35 O52a (1870) 
 
 * Davis, H. W. (Anna) Ch Leonard, 
 Saidora Rt 1, tel Saidora, twp Bath, 
 Sec 11 T240a Bradley Polyclinic In- 
 stitute (1915) 
 
 Davis, Jesse M. (Luella) Ch Teddy, 
 Otis, Howard, Olen, Jessie, San Jose 
 Rt 1, tel San Jose, twp Aliens 
 Grove. Sec 23 T158a Mrs. Mangold 
 & Mrs. Bockwell (1907) 
 
 Davis, John F. (Mary) Ch Benjamin, 
 John, Josephine, Irene, Mason City 
 Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, 
 Sec 10 O120a (1867) 
 
 Davis, John (Jodie) Ch Herbert, 
 Ethel, Russell, Mason City Rt 3, 
 twp Mason City, S'ec 1 T a Mr. Cot- 
 ter (1902) 
 
 Davis, Sr., J. H. ( Sarah) Ch Jessie, 
 Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kilbourne, twp 
 Bath, TlOOa George Wilkinson 
 (1893) 
 
 Davis, Mrs. S. W. Ch Bert, Manito Rt 
 1, tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 36 
 O160a (1872) 
 
 Davis, Warren (Laura) Ch Leslie, San 
 Jose, tel San Jose, twp Aliens Grove. 
 Sec 2 T40a V. E. Davis (1877) 
 
 *Davis, Winton E. (Elsie) Ch Harlin, 
 Merle, Francis, "Alta Vista Farm," 
 San Jose Rt 2, tel S'an Jose, twp 
 Aliens Grove, Sec 2 O120a (1878) 
 
 *Dean, Wm. (Lulu) Ch James, Merl, 
 Ceasor, John, Bert, Josephine, Viola, 
 Hazel, San Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, 
 twp Aliens Grove, Sec 34 T200a Mrs. 
 Allen (1898) 
 
 Deiss, John C. (Albertine) Ch Ar- 
 thur, Rudolph, John, Helen, San 
 Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, twp Aliens 
 Grove, Sec 33 T349a Carl Line- 
 roeber (1917) 
 
 Demonbrun, Francis M. (Almedia) Ch 
 Edward, Reine, Cora, Roy, Eugene, 
 Minnie, Dewey, Mason City Rt 2, 
 twp Salt Creek, Sec 33 T20a Fred 
 Hoehn (1909) 
 
 '*Dennis, E. P. (Sarah) Ch Charles, 
 Hazel, William, Gertrude, Lois, Les- 
 lie, Paul, Mason City Rt 2, tel Ma- 
 son City, twp Mason City, Sec 21 
 T16a C. C. Donovan (1872) 
 
 *Dennis, E. W. (Elizabeth) Ch Cecil. 
 Albert, Perry, Thelma, Mason City 
 Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp Aliens 
 Grove, Sec 30 T200a Ed. Reine 
 (1877) 
 
 Denny, Jacob (Pauline) Ch Elsie, 
 Easton Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Sher- 
 man, Sec 1 T240a Geo. Hoff (1880) 
 
 DeNoubrum, Roy (Fenten) Ch Jas- 
 per, Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason 
 City, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 7 T129a 
 Miss M. J. Taylor (1897) 
 
 *Depue, A. T. (S'amatha) Easton Rt 1, 
 tel Easton, twp Crane Creek, Sec 
 11 O120a (1878) 
 
 Derverman, Mrs. Mary Ch Maria, Ha- 
 vana Rt 1, twp Havana, Sec 23-S 
 O154a (1867)
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 211 
 
 Desutter, August (Anna) Ch Clara, 
 Bertha, Revina, Lois, Adolph, Mabel, 
 Charles, Manito Rt 3, tel Manito, 
 twp Manito, Sec 30 T200a W. M. 
 Hodhinson (1903) 
 
 Desutter, Louis (Mary) Ch Bertha, 
 Lena, Emma, August, Irene, Nelson, 
 Manito Rt 3, twp Manito, Sec 31 
 T135a W, L. Starrett (1903) 
 
 *Devenport, James H. (Eunice) Ch 
 Bernice, Edgar, Pauline, Kilbourne 
 Rt 2, twp Kilbourne, Sec 27 O160a 
 (1893) 
 
 *Deverman, H. A., Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, 
 twp Bath, Sec 9 O200a (1877) 
 
 *Deverman, G. W. (J. M.) Ch Her- 
 bert, Marie, Mable, Walter, George, 
 Havana Rt 1, tel Havana, twp Bath, 
 Sec 27-N T160a Diecker Estate 
 (1879) 
 
 *Deverman, J. H. (Louise) Ch Velma, 
 Irene, Viola, Wilmer, Leland, "Dev- 
 erman Farm," Topeka Rt 1, tel To- 
 peka, twp Quiver, Sec 29 O225a 
 (1876) 
 
 Deverma'n, Mrs. Sophia, Bath Rt 1, 
 tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 35 O240a 
 (1867) 
 
 *Deverman, W. G. (Frieda) Ch Daisy, 
 Donald, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp 
 Bath, Sec 9 O159a (1877) 
 
 Devore, Chas. R. Ray (Lillian) Forest 
 City Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp For- 
 est City, Sec 28 T160a Anna K. 
 Warner (1912) 
 
 Devore, Mrs. Clara Ch Charles, Mary, 
 Veldie, John, Forest City Rt 1, tel 
 Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 
 28 (1912) 
 
 Dew, J. A. (Dora) Ch Gerald, Char- 
 lie, Havana Rt 1, twp Havana, Sec 
 33-S O200a (1892) 
 
 Dew, Rollo E. (Cordia) Ch Allen, Es- 
 ther, Hasten Rt 1, tel Easton, twp 
 Crane Creek, Sec 9 T a Wm Bas- 
 tien (1884) 
 
 *Diers, W. H. (Sina) Ch Elnora, Ray- 
 mond, San Jose Rt 2, tel Mason 
 City, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 4 O244a 
 (1876) 
 
 Dierker, August (Mary) Havana Rt 4, 
 twp Havana, Sec 6 T200a Mrs. C. 
 McKinney (1880) 
 
 *Dierker, August H. (Anna) Ch Ed- 
 ward, Rudolph, Mable, "Lakeside 
 Farm," Havana Rt 1, tel Havana, 
 twp Bath, Sec 27-N O700a (1858) 
 
 Dierker, Frank H. (AugustaJ Ch Ma- 
 ble, Nelda, Carl, Mariek, Franklin, 
 Havana Rt 1, tel Havana, twp Bath, 
 Sec 34 f!76a Emma Schmit (1880) 
 
 Dierker, Fred (May) Ch Ernst Fran- 
 cis, Havana Rt 1, twp Havana, Sec 
 
 19 TlOOa Henry Hahan (1877) 
 Dierker, Mrs. Henry, Havana Rt 1, 
 
 tel Havana, twp Bath, S'ec 33-NW 
 O2()Sa (1867) 
 
 Dierker, Herman (Anna) Havana Rt 
 1, twp Havana, Sec 24-S O80a (1845) 
 
 *Dierker, H. L., Havana Rt 1, tel Ha- 
 vana, twp Bath, Sec 33-NW O148a 
 (1886) 
 
 Dierker, John (Mary) Ch Herbert, 
 Otto, Freda, Topeka Rt 2, tel Forest 
 City, twp Forest City, Sec 7 O220a 
 (1915) 
 
 Dierker, John F. (Margaret) Ch Fan- 
 nie, Louis, Havana Rt 1, twp Ha- 
 vana, Sec 24-S O120a (1858) 
 
 *Dismier, Lewis (Pearl) Ch Lewis, 
 Popular City Rt 1, twp Sherman, Sec 
 
 20 T a McFadden & Co. (1880) 
 Dix, H. W. (Sarah) Manito Rt 1, twp 
 
 Manito, Sec 35 T160a John Ramsey 
 (1916) 
 
 Dixon, S. H. (Hattie) Topeka Rt 1, 
 twp Havana, Sec 25-N O174a (1867) 
 
 *Dobson, Thomas P. (Leona) Ch 
 George, Clara, Bernice, Grace, Eas- 
 ton Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Pennsyl- 
 vania, Sec 7 T80a Mrs. Hannah 
 Hovey (1902) 
 
 Dodson, Jesse (Ella) Ch Claude, Ma- 
 son City Rt 5, tel Mason City, twp 
 Pennsylvania, Sec 35 T160a Miss 
 Kate Hood (1888) 
 
 Dodson, John C. (Ella) Mason City 
 Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 29 T95a J. H. Dearborn 
 (1890) 
 
 Dodson, Wm. (Fannie) Ch Dora, Min- 
 nie, Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason City, 
 twp Aliens Grove, Sec 17 T120a Ed. 
 Green (1887) 
 
 *Dolbin, S. M. (Alice) Kilbourne Rt 
 1, tel Kilbourne, twp Kilbourne, S'ec 
 30 T200a Robert Dolbin (1889) 
 
 *Donovan, M. A. (Mayme) Ch Ma- 
 rion, Mason City Rt 2, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 26 T240a Frank Donovan 
 (1882) 
 
 *Donnely, Frank, Topeka Rt 2, tel 
 Forest City, twp Quiver, Sec 30 
 Overseer of Clear Lake Fishing 
 Club (1900)
 
 212 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Dooley, Wm. T. (Cora) Ch Ray, Frank, 
 Loraine, ^Walter, Mason City Rt 2, 
 tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 
 34 (1912) 
 
 Douse, William (Elizabeth) Ch John, 
 Christopher, Christina, Charles, 
 Elizabeth, Kathryn, Dorothy, Law- 
 rence, Francis, Havana Rt 1, twp 
 Havana, Sec 19 Farm Hand for 
 Chris. Beckman (1916) 
 
 *tDouglas, E. M. (Nellie) Ch Hubert, 
 Mert, New Holland Rt 1, tel Mason 
 City, twp Mason City, Sec 12 O206a 
 (1883) 
 
 Douglas, Willard (Minnie) Ch Mil- 
 lard, Lizzie, Bud, Charles, Elmer, 
 Mason City Rt 3, tel Mason City, 
 twp Mason City, Sec 14 O120a 
 (1868) 
 
 Dow, J. R., Easton Rt 1, twp Crane 
 Creek, Sec 2 (1916) 
 
 *Dowell, Emory A. (Catherine) Ch 
 Leota, Ovetta, Vernon, "Martin, 
 Ryan, Mason City Rt 4, tel Mason 
 City, twp S'alt Creek, Sec 20 T240a 
 James Walker (1912) 
 
 Downs, William A. (Edith) Easton Rt 
 1, tel Easton, twp Crane Creek, Sec 
 36 T120a Mrs. Ellen Downs (1910) 
 
 Doyle, Daniel (Leona) Ch John, Bert, 
 Mason City Rt 4, tel Mason City, 
 twp Salt Creek, Sec 10 T180a John 
 Martin (1874) 
 
 Doyle, Dan (Lillie) Ch Josephine, Ma- 
 zie, Irene, Marjorie, Mason City Rt 
 3, tel Mason City, twp Mason City, 
 Sec 36 OlOOa (1874) 
 
 *Doyle, Edward (Mary) Ch Zelda, 
 Harry, Carl, Helen, Pearl, Mason 
 City Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp Ma- 
 son City, Sec 35 O140a (1871) 
 
 *Doyle, Mrs. Mary Ch Mary, William, 
 Mason City Rt 3, tel Mason City, 
 twp Mason City, Sec 1 OllOa (1885) 
 
 *Doyle, W. B. (Marguerite) Ch Geral- 
 dine, Thelma, Morris, Elmo, Marie, 
 Mason City Rt 3, tel Mason City, 
 twp Mason City, Sec 35 O160a 
 (1869) 
 
 *Drake, Dallas E. (Florence) Ch 
 Lyle, Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kilbourne, 
 twp Kilbourne, Sec 16 T290a Syl- 
 vester Drake (1894) 
 
 Drever, Martin (Mary) Ch Elizabeth, 
 Dora, Hulda, Anna, Manito Rt 3, tel 
 Manito, twp Manito, Sec 6 T200a W. 
 H. Cogdall (1903) 
 
 Duncan, Claude (Eva) Ch Fay, Irene, 
 Louise, Claude, Mason City Rt 2, tel 
 Mason City, twp Mason City, Sec 
 28 T115a J. H. Dearborn (1913) 
 
 Duckett, A. W. (Alice) Easton Rt 1, 
 tel Easton, twp Crane Creek, Sec 
 16 0320a (1868) 
 
 Dudley, Jessie (Laura) Mason City Rt 
 3, tel Mason City, twp Mason City, 
 Sec 9 Laborer for Wm. Patterson 
 (1913) 
 
 Dudley, Killis (Avie) Ch Mallie, Guy, 
 Wallace, Delbert, Maynard, Ruby, 
 Mason City Rt 5, tel Mason City, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 30 Farm 
 Hand for A. P. Berryhill (1913) 
 
 Duel, Oran D. (Annie) Ch John, Har- 
 old, Clarence, Raymond, Dorothy, 
 Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 
 27 T220a F. B. Tonlin (1905) 
 
 *Duginger, Louis (Emma) Ch Goldie, 
 Lucille, New Holland Rt 1, tel New 
 Holland, twp Mason City, Sec 36 
 O103a (1896) 
 
 Dunker, Charles (Cora) Ch Charles, 
 Pearl, Forest City Rt 1, tel Easton, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 5 T160a Mrs. 
 C. Ingersole (1891) 
 
 Dunker, John H. (Sarah) Ch Mabel, 
 Mason City Rt 4, twp Salt Creek, 
 Sec 32 T160a Dave Gallagher (1884) 
 
 Durdle, William (Clara) San Jose Rt 
 2, tel San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, 
 Sec 36 T160a Mr. De Meyers (1917) 
 
 Durdel, W. A. (Sarah) Ch Helen, 
 Manito Rt 3, tel Manito, twp Mani- 
 to, Sec 5 T175a F. Schoneman 
 (1912) 
 
 Durrett, Rufus (Lou) Ch Grace, Eas- 
 ton Rt 1, tel Easton, twp Crane 
 Creek, Sec 21 O120a (1873) 
 
 Dye, Harry (Nellie) Ch Raymond, 
 Ruth, Helen, Mason City Rt 2, tel 
 Mason City, twp Mason City, Sec 
 16 T204a Mrs. Jeff Donovan (1886) 
 
 "You can buy standard products to as good advantage 
 locally as any where else, and your money spent in your home 
 stores will benefit you and your neighbors in many ways. "
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 213 
 
 *Earl, Geo. N. (Jessie) Ch Vivian, 
 San Jose Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp 
 Aliens Grove, Sec 13 T240a J. J. 
 Ainsworth (1892^ 
 
 Earhart, Harry B. (Zoe) Ch Helen, 
 Ruth, Kenneth, Mason City Rt 1, tel 
 Mason City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 
 
 12 T160a Wm McHarry (1882) 
 
 *Eaton, W. T. (Elizabeth) Ch Ethel, 
 Melvin, Clarence, Kilbourne Rt 2, 
 tel Easton, twp Kilbourne, Sec 1 
 T198a Robt. Eaton (1882) 
 
 *Ebken, Henry (Kate) Ch Wilber, 
 Earl, Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kilbourne, 
 twp Kilbourne, Sec 30 T300a J. C. 
 Lerding (J.883) 
 
 Eddy, Elmer (Mary) Ch Alice, Harold, 
 Laura, Ernst, Havana Rt 1, twp Ha- 
 vana, Sec 33-S' T85a Geo. Seilschott 
 (1875) 
 
 Edwards, James (Alice) Ch Mollie, 
 Pauline, Evelyn, Mason City Rt 5, 
 tel Mason City, twp Pennsylvania, 
 Sec 36 Farm Hand for F. W. Mc- 
 Harry (1912) 
 
 Edwards, Thomas (Nennice) New 
 
 Holland Rt 1, twp Mason City, Sec 
 
 13 Foreman for E. M. Douglas 
 (1916) 
 
 *Egglestrna, Isaac (Margaret) Ch 
 Anna, Laura, Edna, Bernice, Harry, 
 San Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, twp Al- 
 iens Grove, Sec 12 O77a (1880) 
 
 Ehinke, August (Rosa) Ch August, 
 Matilda, Amelia, Paul, Ruth, Mar- 
 guerite, Natrona, twp Aliens Grove, 
 Sec 14 Laborer for Mrs. S. Hornacke 
 (1890) 
 
 *Eichenauer, William (Hannah) Ch 
 Esther, Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kil- 
 bourne, twp Bath, Sec 13 T300a J. 
 H. Dierker (1889) 
 
 Eidmann, George (Katie) Ch Myrtle, 
 Lawrence, Ada, Louise, Roy, Mani- 
 to Rt 1, tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 
 27 T240a Mrs. Lula Meeker (1903) 
 
 *Eilers, Henry (Lizzie) Ch George, 
 William, Harry, Havana Rt 2, tel 
 Topeka, twp Quiver, Sec 23 T160a 
 Henry Steging (1866) 
 
 Eiler, Louis (Anna) Topeka Rt 2, tel 
 Topeka, twp Quiver, Sec 18 T280a 
 J. W. McHarry (1886) 
 
 Elkins, G. M. (Lizzie) Ch Mabel, Sid- 
 ney, Edith, San Jose Rt 2, twp Al- 
 iens Grove, Sec 34 Farm Hand for 
 F. G. Mell (1915) 
 
 *Elmore, Albert H. (Mattie) Ch Flora, 
 Peter, Alberta, Mason City Rt 2, tel 
 Mason City, twp Salt Creek, S'ec 13 
 T400a Chat. Ely (1906) 
 
 *Elmore, Charles R. (Helen) Mason 
 City Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 6 T a P. C. Elmore (1870) 
 
 *Elmore, Howard (Erne) Mason City 
 Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 9 TSOa P. C. Elmore 
 (1879) 
 
 * El more, J. G. (Jennie) Ch Dorothea, 
 
 Ralph, Mildred, Margaret, Mason 
 City Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 2 T160a P. C. Elmore 
 (1873) 
 
 Elmore, Newman (Erma) Ch Norma, 
 Joseph, Earl, "Aliens Grove Farm," 
 San Jose Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp 
 Aliens Grove, Sec 5 T205a Andrew 
 Houchin (1883) 
 
 * Elmore, Robt. (Margaret) Ch Eve- 
 
 lyn, Athol, San Jose Rt 2, tel San 
 Jose, twp Aliens Grove, S'ec 3 T240a 
 Kenneth Reed (1899) 
 
 *Elmore, Wm. L. (Mollie) Ch Flor- 
 ence, Wilbur, Carrie, Mason City Rt 
 1, tel Mason City, twp Pennsylvania, 
 Sec 24 O80a (1901) 
 
 *Ellmore, W. W. (Addie) Easton, tel 
 Easton, twp Sherman, Sec 25 O200a 
 (1869) 
 
 Elverman, Adolph N. (Esther) Ch 
 Donald, Havana Rt 4, twp Havana, 
 Sec 22-S T140a Mrs. Aug. Hahn 
 (1889) 
 
 Ely, Eugene (Eliza) Ch Frank, Mason 
 City Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt 
 Creek, Sec 12 O200a (1856) 
 
 Emme, Ewald, Havana, twp Havana, 
 Sec 7 O130a (1891) 
 
 Emme, Miss Freida, Havana, twp Ha- 
 vana, Sec 7 O130a (1889) 
 
 Emme, Herman (Minnie) Ch Henry, 
 Ralph, Adaline, Havana, twp Ha- 
 vana, Sec 5 T260 a Henry Hahn 
 (1879) 
 
 Ermeling Bros., Kilbourne Rt 2, tel 
 Easton, twp Kilbourne, Sec 12 O440a 
 (1866)
 
 214 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Estep, Ernest, Popular City Rt 1, tel 
 Easton, twp Sherman, Sec 31 (1896) 
 
 Esselman, Henry (Mergrathen) Ch 
 Herman, Havana Rt 4, twp Havana, 
 Sec 1 O240a (1882) 
 
 Ethel, Emmens (Bessie) Ch Fritz, 
 Inen, Gladys, Bertis, Manito Rt 1, tel 
 Manito, twp Manito, Sec 23 O120a 
 
 Ethel, E. E. (Margaret) Ch Emmons, 
 Orin, Ralph, Vernie, Merlyn, Manito 
 Rt 1, tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 
 23 O440a (1904) 
 
 Ethel, Oren (Madge) Manito Rt 1, tel 
 Manito, twp Manito, Sec 23 T120a E. 
 E. Ethel (1902) 
 
 Etherton, Elmer (Ethel) San Jose Rt 
 2, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 6 T230a 
 W. R. Copper (1917) 
 
 Etzen, Benjamin (Sadie) Ch Bernard, 
 Mildred, Eugene, Marion, Mason 
 City Rt 5, tel Teheran, twp Pennsyl- 
 vania, Sec 21 O207a (1883) 
 
 Evans, John (Chloe) Ch Emert, John, 
 Elmer, Frank, Manito Rt 3, twp 
 Manito, Sec 32 O80a (1887) 
 
 Evans, J. T. (Leona) Ch Esther, Vina, 
 May, Kermit, Lucie, Bath Rt 2, tel 
 Warren, twp Lynchburg, Sec 10 
 T79a John Smith (1893) 
 
 Everitt, John H. (Myra) Ch Thelma, 
 Elsie, Opal, Harold, Mason City Rt 
 5, tel Teheran, twp Pennsylvania, 
 Sec 16 T200a Mrs. Rebecca Everitt 
 (1872) 
 
 uveritt, Mrs. Rebecca Ch Charles, Te- 
 heran, tel Teheran, twp Pennsyl- 
 vania, Sec 32 Oiy 2 (1872) 
 
 Everitt, Wm. Ch Fern, Ronald, Lois, 
 Mason City Rt 4, tel Mason City, 
 twp Salt Creek, Sec 3 O160a (1872) 
 
 Ewers, E. T. (Josie) Ch Glen, Will- 
 iam, Fred, Roy, Leona, Margaret, 
 Ruth, Florence, Mason City Rt 3, 
 twp Mason City, Sec 16 T268a F. E. 
 Donovan, Sr. (1865) 
 
 Ewers, Ralph (Mabel) Ch Donald, 
 Mason City Rt 5, twp Pennsylvania, 
 Sec 34 Farmhand for Thomas 
 Walker (1897) 
 
 *Eyman, Hugh (Eva) Ch Harry, John 
 Kathryn, Topeka Rt 2, tel Topeka, 
 twp Quiver, Sec 20 T320a Justice 
 Schrons (1889) 
 
 Eyrse, James H. (Kitty) Ch Elmer, 
 Mable, Lucille, San Jose Rt 2, tel 
 San Jose, twp Aliens Grove Sec 24 
 O160a (1875) 
 
 *Falkman, William (Ellen) Ch Mable, 
 Edna, Lillian, Edith, Howard, Leota, 
 Lucille, Mason City Rt 3, tel Mason 
 City, twp Mason City, Sec 3 T190a 
 John Thobeld (1869) 
 
 Fangmeyer, Harman (Ethel) Ch Ger- 
 ald, Joseph, Mildred, Elva, Havana 
 Rt 2, tel Topeka, twp Quiver, Sec 23 
 T160a J. Webber (1880) 
 
 Fanter, Charles (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Emma, Carl, Louise, Havana Rt 1, 
 twp Havana, Sec 31-S T315a Frank 
 Crum (1897) 
 
 Fanter, John Havana Rt 1, twp Ha- 
 vana, Sec 34-S O80a (1889) 
 
 Faulkner, Sheldon (Jennie) New Hol- 
 land Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp Ma- 
 son City, Sec 29 Farmhand for Mrs. 
 Sharp (1890) 
 
 Finch, Mrs. Atra E. Ch Ada, Saidora 
 Rt 1, tel Saidora, twp Lynchburg, 
 Sec 27 O145a (1876) 
 
 Finch, Ernest (Opal) Ch Nyle, Lyle, 
 Oletha, Bath, tel Bath, twp Bath, 
 Sec 8 T20a W. J. Blessmer (1887) 
 
 *Finch, Gilbert (Addle) Ch Mildred, 
 Dorothy, Saidora Rt 1, tel Warren, 
 twp Lynchburg, Sec 21 T385a T. E. 
 Finch (1888) 
 
 Finch, Grover (Kathryn) Ch Thelma, 
 Budella, Saidora Rt 1, twp Lynch- 
 burg, Sec 14 T160a Harman Kramer 
 (1881) 
 
 Finch, Mrs. Mable Bath, tel Bath, twp 
 Lynchburg, Sec 36 O160a (1894) 
 
 Finch, W. T. (Sophia) Ch Louis, 
 Maude, Leona, Raymond, Saidora Rt 
 1, tel Chandlerville, twp Lynchburg, 
 Sec 22 O675a (1858) 
 
 *Finch, Zelmer (Mable) Ch Alin, 
 Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, twp Lynchburg, 
 Sec 36 T350a Willis Fletcher (1894) 
 
 *Fink, Joseph (Bertha) Ch Floyd, 
 Lois, Agnes, Mason City Rt 5, tel 
 Teheran, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 21 
 O230a (1876) 
 
 Firth, G. A., Easton Rt 1, twp Crane 
 Creek, Sec 3 (1917)
 
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 215 
 
 *Fik, Casper (Addie) Ch Floyd, 
 Easton Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Penn- 
 sylvania, Sec 6 O240a (1871) 
 
 Fisk, John W. (Mary) Ch Walter, 
 Alma, Bertha, Havana Rt 4, twp 
 Havana, Sec 3 O240a (1877) 
 
 Flaharty, J. W., Saidora Rt 1, tel Sai- 
 dora, twp Lynchburg, Sec 21 T260a 
 Joshua Flaharty (1893) , 
 
 Fletcher, Cory (Ida) Ch Loraine, Dil- 
 lard, Nathan, Elvah, Mason City, tel 
 Mason City, twp Mason City, Sec 8 
 Laborer for Wesley Huffman (1875) 
 
 Fletcher, Frank (Florence) Ch Carl, 
 Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason City, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 13 (1894) 5 
 
 * Fletcher, G. T. (Alice) Ch Nathan, 
 
 Lester, Loyd, Timothy, Morse, Ern- 
 est, Elsie, Eula, Bath Rt 2 twp 
 Lynchburg, Sec 35 O200a (1872) 
 
 * Fletcher, J. C. (Mrs. J. C.) Bath Rt 
 
 2, tel Bath, twp Lynchburg, Sec 1 
 0160a (1880) 
 
 Fletcher J, P.. (Henrietta) Ch Ruth, 
 Linus, Howard, Bath Rt 2, twp War- 
 ren, twp Lynchburg, S'ec 10 OlOla 
 (1859) 
 
 *Fletcher, Mrs. Mary E. Ch Edward, 
 Ludicy, Saidora Rt 1, tel Saidora, 
 twp Bath, Sec 7 T a Estate of E. S. 
 Fletcher (1869) 
 
 Fletcher, Paul (Fannie) Ch Hugo, 
 Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 
 20 T120a Earl Lipert (1893) 
 
 *Fletcher, Willis (Mary) Ch Hazel, 
 Joe, Thelma, Vera, Arthur, Roy, 
 Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, twp Lynchburg, 
 Sec 2 O600a (1881) 
 
 *Fletcher, W. P. (Mary) Ch Guy, 
 Ewell, Ruby, Gladys, Bath Rt 2, tel 
 Bath, twp Lynchburg, S'ec 8 O160a 
 (1873) 
 
 Folkman, C. E. (Prudence) Ch 
 Frances, Forest City Rt 2, twp Man- 
 ito, Sec 16 TlOOa John Folkman 
 (1894) 
 
 Folkman, John (Emma) Ch Ruby, 
 Clayton, Carl, Vera, San Jose Rt 2, 
 tel Forest City, twp Manito, Sec 26 
 T280a Henry Ross (1872) 
 
 *Forbs, J. E. (Lizzie) Ch Helen, Edith, 
 Easton Rt 1, tel Easton, twp Sher- 
 man, Sec 27 T220a Mrs. Lucy Brown- 
 ing (1875) 
 
 Force, Dallis (Clara) Ch Iva, Inefc, 
 Frieda, Jessie, Bessie, Oscar, 
 Charles, Saidora Rt 1, twp Bath, 
 Sec 19 T80a Abe Schoemaker 
 (1868) 
 
 Forc, G. S. (Ethel) Ch Evelyn, Wil- 
 ma, Saidora Rt 1, tel Bath, twp 
 Lynchburg, Sec 11 T350a Joseph 
 Ainsworth (1888) 
 
 *Force, T. S. Saidora Rt 1, tel Bath, 
 twp Lynchburg, Sec 11 T350a Jo- 
 seph Ainsworth (1900) 
 
 Fornoff, Anton (Katherine) Ch Lizzie. 
 Lida, Mary, Henry, Anna, William, 
 Clarence, Manito Rt 3, tel Manito, 
 twp Manito, Sec 5 T200a John Star- 
 rett (1902) 
 
 Tortney, William H. (Emma) Ch 
 Rual, Otis, Mrs. Henderleter, Bath 
 Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 20 T40a John 
 Martin (1909) 
 
 Forsyth, A. H. (Kathlin) Ch Dyva, 
 Grea, TJlmont, Bath Rt 1, twp Bath, 
 S'ec 5 T5a Ed. Vuvall (1890) 
 
 Foste, Charles (Emma) Ch Clarence, 
 Fred, Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest 
 City, twp Forest City, Sec 14 O200a 
 (1867) 
 
 Fraley, Harry (Maggie) Ch Walter, 
 Lillian, Manito Rt 1, tel Manito, twp 
 Manito, Sec 22 T400a E. G. Pollard 
 (1902) 
 
 Frambers, Finley Saidora Rt 1, twp 
 Lynchburg, Sec 25 (1856) 
 
 Frederick, Geo. (Ada) Forest City Rt 
 1, tel Forest City, twp Forest City, 
 Sec 34 T120a Geo. Keisling (1897) 
 
 Freeman, L. A. (Alma) Ch Everett, 
 Louise, Mason City, tel Mason City, 
 twp Mason City, Sec 5 T127a Mrs. 
 S. A. Freeman 
 
 Freley, Harry (Maggie) Ch Walter, 
 Lillian, Manito Rt 1, tel Manito, twp 
 Manito, Sec 22 T200a E. G. Pollard 
 (1887) 
 
 *Frese, Henry (Rose) Ch August, 
 Mary, Edward, Easton Rt 2, tel 
 Easton, twp Sherman, Sec 4 O240 
 (1871) 
 
 Frick, Frank W. (Marie) Mason City 
 
 Rt 2 tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 
 City, Sec 27 T221a Dr. Cargill 
 (1908) 
 
 *Friedrich, John G. (Gertrude) Ch 
 Harold, Florence, Mable, Paul, Rus- 
 sell, Havana Rt 2, tel Topeka, twp 
 Quiver, Sec 7 O400a (1876) 
 
 Friedrich, Peter Ch Arthur, Irma, 
 Hilda, Neita, Alma, Clyde, Henry, 
 Huleta, Havana Rt 2, tel Topeka, 
 twp Quiver, Sec 1 O140a (1871)
 
 216 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Friend, Claude (Anna") Kilbourne Rt 
 1, tel Kilbourne, twp Bath, Sec 35 
 T220a Menerva Friend (1873) 
 
 *Friend, C. F., Saidora Rt 1, tel War- 
 ren, twp Bath, Sec 18-SW T278a 
 Friend Estate (1873) 
 
 Friend, George (Cordelia) Ch Lela, 
 Carrie, Alberta, George, Richard, 
 Saidora Rt 1, tel Saidora, twp Bath, 
 Sec 18 O40a (1856) 
 
 Friend, George E. (Eva) Ch Harold, 
 Paul, Clifford, Kilbourne Rt 1, tel 
 Kilbourne, twp Bath, Sec 25 O120a 
 (1880) 
 
 Friend, T. E. (Myrtle) Ch Mary, Sai- 
 dora Rt 1, tel Warren, twp Bath, 
 Sec 18-SW T280a Friend Estate 
 (1875) 
 
 Frye, G. H. (Margaret) Ch Wilbur, 
 Venica, James, Harman, George, 
 Marie, Alice, Havana Rt 1, twp Ha- 
 vana, T200a Mrs. Anna Speekman 
 (1884) 
 
 Frye, W. D. {Ovina) Ch Julius, Elmer, 
 Dietrich, Fay, Havana Rt 1, twp Ha- 
 vana, Sec 19-S (1887) 
 
 Fuller, Charles (Delia) Mason City 
 Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, 
 Sec 2 T160a H. Thompson (1897) 
 
 Fuller, Harrison Ch Ruby, Mason City 
 Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, 
 Sec 11 T160a Abe Thompcon (1877) 
 
 Fuller, Wm. (Lottie) Ch Inez, Thelma, 
 Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason City, 
 twp Salt Creek, S'ec 16 Farmhand 
 for Horace Whitney (1897) 
 
 Furrer, ("Ola) Mason City, tel Mason 
 
 Furrer, Alonzo (Ola) Mason City, tel 
 Mason City, Sec 8 T320a R. M. Ains- 
 worth, (1890) 
 
 *Furrer, E. V. (IVy) Ch Harry, Kath- 
 erine, Easton Rt 2, tel Easton, twp 
 Sherman, Sec 24 T200a D. Furrer 
 (1885) 
 
 *Furrer, Frank D. (Elsie) Ch Emory, 
 Buelah, Otho, Ray, Easton Rt 2, 
 tel Easton, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 
 18 T200a Mrs. Mary Furrer (1875) 
 
 *Furrer, George (Vera) Ch Margaret, 
 Mason City Rt 5, tel Teheran, twp 
 Pennsylvania, Sec 21 T140a J. T. 
 Hurley (1890) 
 
 Furrer, Henry (Nora) Ch Edith, Har- 
 land, Easton Rt 1, tel Easton, twp 
 Pennsylvania, Sec 31 T160a George 
 Furrer (1876) 
 
 * Furrer, O. D. (Nina) Ch Alta, Fay. 
 Easton Rt 1, tel Easton, twp Sher- 
 man, O160a (1877) 
 
 Furrer, Walter C. (Faye) Ch Loraine, 
 Easton Rt 1, tel Easton, twp Sher- 
 man, Sec 36 T160a George Furrer 
 (1894) 
 
 Caddie, H&nry (Maude) Ch Mary, 
 Edith, Easton Rt 2, twp Pennsyl- 
 vania, Sec 30 T80a Morgan Lucas 
 (1196) 
 
 Gallagher, T. J. (Katie) Ch Evaline, 
 Mason City Rt 3, tel Mason City, 
 twp Mason City, Sec 12 O80a (1902) 
 
 Ganson, Chas. M. (Cada) Forest City 
 Rt 2, tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 3 
 T160a C. H. Ganson (1867) 
 
 Garlisch, Fred (Minnie) Forest City 
 Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp Forest 
 City, Sec 20 O160a (1908) 
 
 Garlish, Mrs. Emma Manito Rt 3, tel 
 
 Manito, twp Manito, Sec 33 T160a 
 
 John Alfs (1893) 
 Garlish, Henry Manito Rt 3, tel Manito, 
 
 twp Manito, Sec 33 TIGOa John Alfs 
 
 (1893) 
 
 Garlish, William (Mary) Ch Alfred, 
 Willard, Mildred, Manito Rt 3, tel 
 Manito, twp Manito, Sec 33 O160a 
 (1887) 
 
 Garner, J. M. (Nance) Ch Susie, Easton 
 Rt 1, twp Crane Creek, Sec 21 O20a 
 (1867) 
 
 Garrison, Porter (Clara) Ch Joyce, Ma- 
 son City Rt 5, tel Mason, twp Penn- 
 sylvania, Sec 36 Farmhand for Frank 
 McHarry (1915) 
 
 Garrison, Robt. (Maude) Ch Alice, 
 Gladys, Charles, Mason City, tel 
 Mason City, twp Mason City, Sec 18 
 Laborer for W. T. Ainsworth (1914) 
 
 *Garretson, W. G. (Etta) New Hol- 
 land Rt 1, tel New Holland, twp 
 Mason City, Sec 25 T200a Genther 
 Heirs (1912)
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 217 
 
 Gathmann, D. H. (Katherine) Ch 
 George, Carl, Henry, Fred, Adolph, 
 Minnie, Forest City Rt 1, tel For- 
 est City, twp Forest City, Sec 28 
 O160a (1882) 
 
 Gathman, George (Garnet) Forest 
 City Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp Forest 
 City, Sec 17 Farmhand for Mike 
 Rowley (1916) 
 
 Gathman, W. H. (Emma) Ch Ruth, 
 Topeka Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp 
 Forest City, Sec 26 T80a J. H. 
 Wehmhoff (1891) 
 
 *Gellerman, Wm. D. (Dora) Ch 
 Homer, Henry, John, Carl, Mason 
 City Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt 
 Creek, Sec 6 TSOOa Carl Hergert 
 (1913) 
 
 *Genther, Otto W. (Etta) Ch Roy, 
 Winona, Izetta, Mary, Russell, Ma- 
 son City Rt 5, tel Mason City, twp 
 Pennsylvania, O160a (1882) 
 
 Gerrietts, John (Mary) Ch Lena, 
 Fannie, Freda, Annie, Forest City 
 Rt 2, tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 3 
 T320a Daniel Collins (1902) 
 
 Gibson, Charles R. "Moscow Farm" 
 Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 19 
 Herdsman for F. Barrelle (1917) 
 
 *Gilman, Andrew (Silvia) Ch Alma, 
 Howard, Forest City Rt 1, tel For- 
 est City, twp Pennsylvania, See 
 4 T282a George Athey (1885) 
 
 Gilmore, Arthur (Margaret) Ch Rus- 
 sell, Bernice, Cecila, William, Man- 
 ito Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp Forest 
 City, Sec 22 T200a J. J. Gilmore 
 (1873) 
 
 Gillimore, C. C. (Sadie) Ch Ulla, Har- 
 old, Gladys, Mabel, Forest City Rt 1, 
 tel Forest City, twp Forest City, 
 Sec 31 T80a P. S. Ingersoll (1877) 
 
 *Gillmore, Joseph Forest City Rt 1, tel 
 Forest City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 
 6 T240a Mrs. E. A. Wallace (1888) 
 
 Gillmore, Thomas (Leota) Easton 
 Rt 1, tel Easton, twp Crane Creek, 
 Sec 22 T120a E. Beckstean (1883) 
 
 Gillmore, William (Elsie) Kilbourne, 
 tel Kilbourne, twp Bath (1891) 
 
 GTlmore, Stephen (Edna) Ch Melvin, 
 Bath Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 27 T260a 
 D. Cominger (1891) 
 
 Ginn, W. P. (Mary) Ch Dorothea, 
 Mason City Rt 5, tel Mason City, 
 twp Mason City, Sec 5 T192a W. N. 
 Cottrell Heirs (1865) 
 
 Click, Jr., John (Ora) Havana Rt 2, 
 twp Havana, Sec 29-N T160a John 
 Glick, Sr. (1907) 
 
 Goben, Charles D. (Julia) Ch Fred. 
 Saidora Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 16-S 
 T300a Thos. Adkins (1873) 
 
 Goben, Elmer (Frances) Ch Emery, 
 Kilbourne Rt 1, twp Kilbourne, Sec 
 6 T105a Richard Goben (1875) 
 
 *Goben, John Kilbourne Rt 10, tel 
 Kilbourne, twp Kilbouflne, S'ec 4 
 T348a Turnes & Hergert (1910) 
 
 Goben, Lee Ora (Hilda) Ch Beulah, 
 Saidora Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 22-S 
 T160a Bradley Poltearic (1893) 
 
 *Goben, Samuel (Laura) Ch Clay, Ray- 
 mond, Lena, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp 
 Bath, Sec 13 O82a (1891) 
 
 *Goben, Sephen Kilbourne Rt 20 tel 
 Kilbourne, twp Kilbourne, Sec 9 
 O340a (1909) 
 
 Lockenour, Frank (Lillie) Ch Mary, 
 Wayne, Helen, Mason City Rt 3, tel 
 Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 
 27 T140a Geo. & Wm. Baker (1913) 
 
 Gonterman, John (Ruby) Ch Urban, 
 Saidora Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 5 Fore- 
 man for James Whitehead (1891) 
 
 *Gowen, F. A. (Allie) Ch Frank, San 
 Jose Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp Al- 
 iens Grove, Sec 23 Foreman for F. 
 B. Norton (1914) 
 
 Graff, William (Katie) Ch Christina, 
 Anna, San Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, 
 twp Aliens Grove, Sec 3 T200a John 
 Faulkin (1875) 
 
 Graham, D. Orville (Clara) Ch Ernest, 
 Oscar, Walter, Fern, Havana Rt 2, 
 twp Quiver, S'ec 12 Foreman for 
 John Frederick (1883) 
 
 Gray, F. G. (Drusa) Ch Glen, Mable, 
 Saidora Rt 1, twp Lynchburg, Sec 20 
 055a (1875) 
 
 Green, General A. (Nancy) Ch James, 
 Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp 
 Salt Creek, Sec 35 T160a S. Young 
 (1916) 
 
 Green, O. B. (Maggie) Ch Bell, Guy, 
 Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest City, 
 twp Forest City, Sec 7 O5a (1892) 
 
 *Greenhagen, John (Emma) Ch Mil- 
 dred, Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest 
 City, twp Forest City, S'ec 20 T120a 
 Mrs. Liddie Meyers (1883) 
 
 *Gregory, Grover S. (Jessie) Kilbourne 
 Rt 1, tel Kilbourne, twp Kilbourne 
 Sec 7 T160a W. G. Lesourd (1892) 
 
 Gregory, J. Melvin (Ella) Ch Judith, 
 Easton Rt 1, tel Easton, twp Crane 
 Creek, Sec 2 O260a (1889)
 
 218 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Gregory, John S. (Olive) Ch Loe, 
 Leslie, Anna, Wayne, John, Harry, 
 Delbert, Beulah, Donald, Ralph, 
 Pearl, Popular City Rt 1, tel Easton. 
 twp Sherman, Sec 30 T320x Mrrti. 
 Johnson (1871) 
 
 Griffin, John, Mason City, twp Salt 
 Creek, Sec 27 Farm Hand for Oscar 
 Martin (1856) 
 
 Griffin, John Ch John, Charles, Bertha, 
 Tna, Fred, Mason City Rt 4, tel Ma- 
 son City, Sec 2 TISOa Mrs. E. Cad- 
 waleder (1905) 
 
 Griffin, J. L. (Louise) Ch Idela, Em- 
 mett, Saidora Rt 1, tel Saidora, twp 
 Bath, Sec 19-SW T240a D. P. -He".:!.* 
 (1886) 
 
 *Griffin, J. W. (S'arah) Ch Rosco-, 
 Reta, Ruby, Esther, Carl, Easton Rt 
 2, tel Easton, twp Sherman, Sec 2 r 
 T200a W. W. Stout (1887) 
 
 Griffin, William (Rosa) Ch Ne ue, 
 Harry, Otha, Paul, John, Saidora Rt 
 1 Box 108, twp Bath, Sec 19 
 (1863) 
 
 Griffin, Roye (Camoba) Ch Florence, 
 Saidora Rt 1, N twp Lynchburg, Sec 
 25 T160a A. Amel Armes (1915) 
 
 Grigsby, E. F. (Anna) Ch Cecil, Nina, 
 Mason City, twp Mason City, Sec 7 
 Ola (1863) 
 
 Gripp, Joseph (Sophia) Ch Thersy, 
 Ella, Anna, Forest City Rt 1, tel 
 Forest City, twp Manito, Sec 15 
 O160a (1867) 
 
 Gumbel, Adam (Matilda) Ch George, 
 Ernest, Carl, Ruben, Myra, Erma, 
 Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest City, 
 twp Forest City, Sec 24 O280a 
 (1852) 
 
 Gumbel, E. F. (Georgie) Ch Clyde, 
 Helen, Doris, Forest City Rt 1, tel 
 Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 
 24 T160a John Kramer (1885) 
 
 Gumbel, H. C. (Amelia) Ch Clarence, 
 Paul, Byron, George, Nelson, Hazel, 
 Forest City Rt 2, tel Forest City, twp 
 Manito, Sec 15 O120a (1882) 
 
 H 
 
 Haak, William (Freda) Ch Arnold, 
 Anna, Ernest, Fred, Forest City Rt 
 1, tel Forest City, twp Forest City, 
 Sec 19 TSOa Mrs. Powell (1916) 
 
 Haberland, Louis (Caroline) Ch Fred. 
 Loney, Albert, San Jose Rt 2, tel San 
 Jose, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 2 T32a 
 C. E. Freeman (1906) 
 
 Haberland, William (Dora) Ch Anna, 
 , Clarence, San Jose Rt 2, tel San 
 Jose, twp Aliens Grove, S'ec 13 Fore- 
 man for Geo. Earl (1906) 
 
 Hackman, Arnold (Elsie) Ch Vernon. 
 Havana Rt 2, twp Havana, Sec 33-N 
 TISOa Mrs. Eli Lofton (1891) 
 
 Hackman, Mrs. Eliza Ch Louis, Eliza- 
 beth, Lydia. En 1 ma. Havana Rt 4, 
 twp Havana, Sec 3 OllOa (1863) 
 
 *Hackman, H. R. (Sarah) Ch Irvin, 
 Julius, Verna, Blanche, Topeka Rt 1, 
 twp Quiver, Sec 24 O120a (1878) 
 
 Hackman, Rudolph (Mabel) Ch Ber- 
 nice, Havana Rt 2, twp Havana, Sec 
 29-N T200a Bruce McFadden (1889) 
 
 Hahn, Miss Anna, Havana Rt 4, twp 
 Havana, Sec 16-S T160a M_<*. Aug. 
 Hahn (1891) 
 
 Hahn, Edgar (Dena) Havana Rt 4, 
 twp Havana. Sec 17-S T160a Henry 
 Hahn (1895) 
 
 *Hahn, Edward (Dena) Ch Eicon, Le- 
 nora, Urban, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, 
 twp Bath, Sec 4 T190a H. L. Hahn 
 (1885) 
 
 *Hahn, Fred H. (Hannah) Havana Rt 
 1, tel Havana, twp Bath, Sec 35 
 0175a (1882) 
 
 *Hahn, F. W. (Eda) Ch Clarence, Har- 
 ry, Alvin, Adolph, Bath Rt 1, tel 
 Bath, twp Bath. Sec 35 O400a (1871) 
 
 Hahn, Henry (Mary) Havana Rt 4, 
 twp Havana, Sec 17-S O430a (18641 
 
 Hahn, Henry, Havana Rt 2, twp Ha- 
 vana, Sec 31-N O300a (1852) 
 
 *Hahn, H. L. (Hannah) Ch George. 
 Frank, Emma, Havana Rt 1, tel Ha- 
 vana, twp Bath, Sec 25 O891a (1851) 
 
 Hahn, Lawrence (Louise) Ch Wilhel- 
 mina, Frieda, Arno, Havana Rt 4, 
 twp Havana, Sec 16-S T160a Mrs. 
 August Hahan (1884) 
 
 Hahn, Louis (Elizabeth) Ch Helen, 
 Loneta, Havana Rt 2, twp Havana, 
 Sec 32-N O360a (1866) 
 
 Hahn, Rudolph, Havana Rt 1, twp Ha- 
 vana, Sec 23-S TISOa Mrs. Mary Dev- 
 erman (1892) 
 
 Haitley, Mrs. Marguerite Ch John, Sai- 
 dora Rt 1 Box 96 twp Bath, Sec 16 
 040a (1899)
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 219 
 
 *Hall, Andrew (Clara) Ch Mildred, 
 Velma, Lucille, Easton, tel Easton, 
 twp Sherman, Sec 35 T200a Mrs. J. 
 Hall (1883) 
 
 *Hall, Charles L. (Marie) Mason City 
 Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, 
 Sec 21 O200a (1876) 
 
 *Hall, C. F. (Anna) Ch Elsibell, Eas- 
 ton, tel Easton, twp Sherman, Sec 
 35 O200a (1875) 
 
 *Hall, E. J. (Gussie) Ch Bernice, Es- 
 ther, Louise, Helen, Easton Rt 1, tel 
 Easton, twp Crane Creek, Sec 14 
 T120a Frank Day (1892) 
 
 Hall, O. A. (Dora) Ch Mabel, Glen, 
 Floyd, Easton Rt 1, tel Easton, twp 
 Crane Creek, Sec 21 O200a (1872) 
 
 Halpin, J. N. (Grace) Ch Mary, Leo, 
 Jimmie, Roy, Elizabeth, Paul, Glenn, 
 Irene, Manito Rt 3, tel Manito, twp 
 Manito, Sec 25 O360a (1887) 
 
 Halpin, William (Nora) Ch Vinson, 
 Annie, Will, Francis, John, Manito 
 Rt 3, twp Manito, Sec 25 O320a 
 (1882) 
 
 Halstlaw, J. A. (Minnie) Ch Raymond, 
 Beulah, Kilbourne Rt 2, twp Kil- 
 bourne, Sec 3 T160a Henry Mans- 
 field (1910) 
 
 Hamblin, Wm. D. (Myrtle) Ch Ed- 
 ward, Theodore, Willis, Miles, Ly- 
 man, Eula, Mason City Rt 2, tel 
 JMason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 22 
 T80a John Lampy (1871) 
 
 Hamilton, L. G. (Augusta)- Ch Flor- 
 ence, Fern, Saidora Rt 1, tel Bath, 
 twp Lynchburg, Sec 20 O20a (1855) 
 
 Hancock, R. P. (Valye) Ch Vera, 
 Thomas, Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason 
 City, twp Mason City, Sec 20 Fore- 
 man for W. L. Ainsworth (1912) 
 
 *Hardin, Gordon, Kilbourne Rt 1, tel 
 Kilbourne, twp Bath, Sec 1-S T240a 
 Alice Sinclair (1904) 
 
 Hardin, Matt (Etta) Ch Lee, Marie, 
 Kilbourne, twp Kilbourne, Sec 26 
 O80a (1916) 
 
 Harden, B. L. (Blanche) Ch Harold, 
 Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kilbourne, twp 
 Kilbourne, Sec 6 T160a Mrs. Kate 
 Hardin & Ellen Sutton (1890) 
 
 *Harfst, F. E. (Katherine) Ch Loraine, 
 Erma, Lola, Topeka Rt 1, tel Easton, 
 twp Forest City, Sec 35 O200a (1879) 
 
 Harless, Albert (lona) Ch Carol, Ce- 
 cil, Velma, Walter, San Jose Rt 2, tel 
 San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 11 
 T160a Buxton heirs (1898) 
 
 *Harnecke, Mrs. D., San Jose Rt 2, tel 
 
 Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 9 
 
 O149a (1877) 
 Harrison, Joe, Manito Rt 3, tel Manito, 
 
 twp Quiver, Sec 2 T90a Indiana 
 
 Hunting Club (1870) 
 Hart, Jesse (Ollie) Ch Marie, Edgar, 
 
 Leona, Saidora Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 
 
 16 T a Loemma Hobbs (1903) 
 Harison, Thomas Manito Rt 3, twp 
 
 Manito, Sec 30 O200a Frank Wilson 
 Harvey, Mr. Dell, Manito Rt 3, tel 
 
 Manito, twp Manito, Sec 5 T215a 
 
 John Starret (1891) 
 Harvey, John (Leta) Ch May, Manito 
 
 Rt 3, twp Manito Sec 31 T4a Mrs. 
 
 Harvey (1877) 
 Harwick, L. R. (Martha) Ch Guy, 
 
 Edith, Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest 
 
 City, twp Forest City, Sec 31 T160a 
 
 Lacey Estate (1887) 
 Haussmann, Chas. (Daisy) Forest 
 
 City Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp Forest 
 
 City, Sec 17 O48a (1884) 
 *Havens, Ben R. Havana Rt 2, tel To- 
 peka, twp Quiver, Sec 1 O127a 
 
 (1890) 
 Hawkins, Otha (Jennie) Ch Twile, 
 
 Easton Rt 1, tel Easton, twp Crane 
 
 Creek, Sec 22 T80a James Thomas 
 
 (1892) 
 Hawks, G. A. (Cora) Easton Rt 1, tel 
 
 Easton, twp Crane Creek, Sec 16 
 
 -O360a (1878) 
 *Hawks, J. R. (Elizabeth) Kilbourne 
 
 Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Crane Creek, 
 
 S'ec 19 O415a (1858) 
 *Hawks, Lotus (Laura) Ch Fern, 
 
 Gladys, Kilbourne, twp Kilbourne, 
 
 Sec 24 O300a L. C. Hawks (1886) 
 Hay, Samuel (Mary) Ch Pauline, Ida, 
 
 Eva, Glenn, Clara, Marie, Mason 
 
 City Rt 2, twp Salt Creek, Sec 35 
 
 Farmhand for David Swanger 
 *Haynes, O. R. (Sarah) Easton Rt 1, 
 
 tel Easton, twp Crane Creek, Sec 22 
 
 0120a (1897) 
 Haynes, William T. (Alice) Easton 
 
 Rt 1, twp Crane Creek, Sec 15 O40a 
 
 (1878) 
 Heater, E. D. (|Bertha) Ch Hazel, 
 
 Emma, Dorothy, Easton Rt 2, twp 
 
 Sherman, Sec 1 T80a H. D. Williams 
 
 (1882) 
 
 Heckman, Mrs. L. P. Ch Earl, Con- 
 stance, Grace, Lillian, Manito Rt 3, 
 
 tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 4 O340a 
 
 (1887)
 
 220 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Heimhorst, Arthur (Marguerite) Ch 
 Charles, Topeka Rt 2, tel Topeka, 
 twp Quiver, Sec 17 O320a (1880) 
 
 *Heimhorst, Wm. J. (Lydia) Ch Es- 
 ther, Fred, Hattie, Nelson, Earl, 
 Ralph, Forest City, tel Forest City, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 5 O120a 
 (1872) 
 
 Heitzman, Charles H. (Elizabeth) 
 "Fairview Farm" San Jose Rt 1, tel 
 San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 25 
 T200a A. Smith (1909) 
 
 Helgen, E. C. (May) Havana Rt 2, 
 twp Quiver, T68a Fred Hette (1908) 
 
 Hendrickson, James (Cora) Mason 
 City Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp Al- 
 iens Grove, S'ec 26 T320a Geo. 
 Becker (1917) 
 
 Henninger, Henry N.. (Carrie) Ch 
 Leslie, Havana Rt 4, twp Havana, 
 Sec 1 O160a (1852) 
 
 Henry, John (Mary) Ch Cora, Free- 
 man, Easton Rt 2, twp Sherman, 
 Sec 25 (1902) 
 
 "Herring, Harrison (Ina) Bath Rt 2, 
 tel Bath, twp Lynchburg, Sec 36 
 T290a F. A. Herring (1891) 
 
 *Herring, John A. (Dora) Ch Nina, 
 Saidora Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Lynch- 
 burg, Sec 16 O410a (1875) 
 
 Herman, Adolph F. (Lizzie) Ch Ruth, 
 Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 10 
 TlOOa Mrs. C. Heye (1895) 
 
 ""Herrmann, Leonard (Emma) Ch 
 Carl, Dena, Frank, Laura, Anna, 
 Saidora Rt 1, twp Lynchburg, S'ec 
 24 O280a (1866) 
 
 Hess, Chas. (Mollie) Ch Irma, Sterl, 
 Harold, Fred, Mason City Rt 5, tel 
 Mason City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 
 32 T150a County Poor Farm Supt. 
 
 *Hess, Fred (May) Ch Roy, Mason 
 City Rt 1, tel Mson City, twp Penn- 
 sylvania, Sec 24 O120a (1873) 
 
 Hess, Howard (Susie) Ch Viola, Netta, 
 Zelda, Bernice, Alfred, Bath Rt 2, 
 tel Warren, twp Lynchburg, Sec 11 
 Foreman for J. W. Warren (1914) 
 
 Heye, Mrs. Anna, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, 
 twp Bath, Sec 10 O240a (1860) 
 
 *Heye, Carl, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp 
 Bath, S'ec 10 T240a Estate of J. H. 
 Heye (1873) 
 
 *Heye, J. W. (Kate) Ch Harold, Bath 
 Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath, S'ec 9, 
 O197a (1871) 
 
 *Heyd, F. L. (Winifred) Ch Walter, 
 Evelyn, Topeka Rt 2, tel Forest City, 
 twp Quiver, Sec 29 T400a John 
 Pemberton (1916) 
 
 Hey I, Ed. S. (Fleetie) Ch Hazel, Cora, 
 Birtie, Julia, Manito Rt 1, tel Manito, 
 twp Manito, Sec 36 O160a (1869) 
 
 High, Freeman (Cora) Ch James, Ha- 
 vana Rt 2, tel Topeka, twp Quiver, 
 Sec 16 Ola (1847) 
 
 PUBLIC SCHOOL, BATH, ILL.
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 221 
 
 High, I. P. (Sarah) Havana Rt 2, tel 
 Havana, twp Quiver, Sec 14 O80a 
 (1844) 
 
 Hill, Ben (Mary) Ch Charles, Ray, 
 Wilbert, Walter, Flora, Manito Rt 1, 
 twp Manito, Sec 27 T80a T. Hill 
 (1868) 
 
 Hill, Clarence (Nita) Mason City Rt 2, 
 tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 
 28 T80a Thomas N. Hill (1895) 
 
 *Hill, Mrs. Ella Ch Clyde, Earl, Wil- 
 bert, Kilbourne Rt 2, tel Kilbourne, 
 twp Kilbourne, Sec 10 O160a 
 
 *HIII, Fred H. (Anna) Mason City Rt 
 2, tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, 
 Sec 24 T80a Albert H. Hill (1884) 
 
 Hill, George B. (Flora) Ch Mabel, 
 Harold, Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason 
 City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 13 T80a 
 Wm. Hold (1914) 
 
 Hill, John G. (Sarah) Ch John, Ethel, 
 Orville, Otis, Kilbourne Rt 1, tel 
 Kilbourne, twp Bath, Sec 26 T320a 
 Wm. Chatten (1880) 
 
 Hill, John T. (Mary) Ch Effie, Mazie, 
 Vera, Manito Rt 1, twp Manito, Sec 
 27 T160a Thomas Hill (1864) 
 
 *Hill, John (Annie) Mason City Rt 4, 
 tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 
 16 O80a (1872) 
 
 Hill, Mrs. Lolo Ch Fae, Floe, Gladys, 
 Mary, Eva, Mason City Rt 2, tel Ma- 
 son City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 25 
 T80a Albert Hill (1888) 
 
 Hill, Thomas N. (Westeria) Ch Mar- 
 tha, Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason 
 City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 21 O80a 
 (1867) 
 
 *Hiller, H. J. (Anna) "Maple Dell 
 Farm" San Jose Rt 1, tel San Jose, 
 twp Aliens Groves, Sec 7 O228a 
 (1882) 
 
 Hiller, Louis (Anna) Ch Nelson, Ar- 
 thur, Manito Rt 3, tel Manito, twp 
 Manito, Sec 33 O210a (1884) 
 
 Hilyard, Chas. B. (Ella) Ch Fred, Ma- 
 son City Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp 
 Salt Creek, Sec 4 O251a (1870) 
 
 *Himmel, C. E. (Anna) Ch Florence, 
 Orvil, Harold, Topeka Rt 1, tel To- 
 peka, twp Quiver, Sec 28 O280a 
 (1866) 
 
 Himmel, H. F. (Sophia) Ch Beulah, 
 Virgil, Loraine, Topeka Rt 1, tel To- 
 peka, twp Forest City Sec 27 O214a 
 (1870) 
 
 *Himmel, R. C. (Bertha) Ch Roy, 
 Blanche, Topeka Rt 2, tel Topeka, 
 twp Quivers, Sec 20 T240a Mrs. 
 Elizabeth & Samuel Himmel (1878) 
 
 *Hindahl, Frank (Pearl) Ch Ray, 
 Freda, George, Harry, San Jose Rt 2, 
 tel Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, 
 Sec 10 T320a W. H. Hindahl (1887) 
 
 *Hindahl, F. H. (Lillie) Ch Leona, 
 Trvin, Esther, Margaret, Lester, Ma- 
 son City Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp 
 Aliens Grove, Sec 16, T280a Fritz 
 Hindahl (1871) 
 
 Hindahl, Henry (Louisa) San Jose Rt 
 2, tel Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, 
 Sec 9 (1870) 
 
 *Hindahl, Henry (Sophia) Ch Edward, 
 Diers, Mason City Rt 5, tel Mason 
 City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 1 O135a 
 (1885) 
 
 *Hindahl, W. H. (Minnie) Ch Walter, 
 Hazel, Myrtle, San Jose Rt 2, tel 
 Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 
 9 O400a (1871) 
 
 Hinds, Emery (Mable) Kilbourne Rt 2, 
 twp Kilbourne, Sec 23 TlOOa Har- 
 mon Baker (1882) 
 
 Hinds, Levi Ch Lawrence, Morris, 
 Russell, Kilbourne, tel Kilbourne, 
 twp Kilbourne, Sec 26 T140a William 
 Miller (1853) 
 
 Hirst, J. A. (Myrtle) Ch Ruth, Eas- 
 ton Rt 2, twp Sherman, Sec 21 T240a 
 J. Ainsworth (1878) 
 
 Hobbs, Eugene (Hazel) Ch Stephen, 
 Saidora Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 8 T160a 
 J. T. Adkins (1894) 
 
 Hobbs, Mrs. Loamma, Ch George, Sai- 
 dora Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 16 Ola 
 (1846) 
 
 Hobbs, Olia (Clara) Ch Oria, Wilby, 
 Cleo, Saidora Rt 1, tel Saidora, twp 
 Bath, Sec 14 O400 (1902) 
 
 Hobbs, William (Mary) Ch Laura, 
 Wilfred, Agnes, Forest City, Rt 1, 
 tel Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 
 33L T120a Mrs. Lizzie Lineweber 
 (1897) 
 
 Hodgson, Frank (Mary) Ch Albert 
 Alvin, Saidora Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 15 
 T130a Bradley Polytechnic Institute 
 (1897) 
 
 *Hoehn, Fred (Lena) Ch Lena, John, 
 Fred, Marie, Mastine, Mason City 
 Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp Salt 
 Creek, Sec 33 O70a 
 
 Hoesman, Sarah, Saidora Rt 1, tel 
 Bath, twp Lynchburg, Sec 17 O80a 
 (1865) 
 
 *Hoff, G. M. (Katherine) Ch Augusta, 
 Frederick, Popular City Rt 1, tel 
 Easton, twp Sherman, Sec 32 O240a 
 George Hoff (1873)
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Hoff, R. (Emma) Ch Earl, Bernice, 
 Howard, Havana Rt 1, twp Kil- 
 bourne, Sec 4 O302a (1910) 
 
 Hoffman Bros., Natrona, tel San Jose 
 twp Aliens Grove, Sec 25 T80a L 
 Watkins (1854) 
 
 Hoffman, E. R. (Bell) Ch Amy, Elsie, 
 Hiram, Harold, Mason City Rt 1, tel 
 Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 
 18 T80a H. N. Hoffman (1866) 
 
 Hoffman, Erwin (Lena) Ch Vivian, 
 Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason City, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 36 T160a 
 Mrs. Anna Smith (1891) 
 
 *Hoffman, George E. (Sybil) Ch Mary, 
 Mason City Rt 4, tel Mason City, 
 twp Salt Creek, Sec 16 T80a Dellah 
 Lagar (1887) 
 
 Hoffman, H. N. (Sarah) Mason City 
 Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp Aliens 
 Grove, Sec 18 O185a (1854) 
 
 *Hoffman, Isaac (Mary) Mason City 
 Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp Pennsyl- 
 vania, Sec 22 O80a (1868) 
 
 *Hoffman, L. C. (May) Mason City Rt 
 1, tel Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, 
 Sec 18 T140a H. N. Hoffman (1867) 
 
 *Holland, Jas. G. (Jessie) Ch Mildred, 
 Ruth, New Holland Rt 1, tel Mason 
 City, twp Mason City, Sec 14 O192a 
 (1903) 
 
 *Holland, D. Logan (Helen) Ch Laura 
 New Holland Rt 1, tel Mason Ctiy' 
 twp Mason City, Sec 10 O154a 
 (1914) 
 
 "Holland, Wm. (Glem) Ch Donald, Ma- 
 son City, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 12 O160a (1905) 
 
 Holligan, William (Mildrew) Ch Doro- 
 thy, Evelyn, Forest City Rt 1, tel 
 Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 21 
 T80a Lee C. Moorehead (1908) 
 
 Holstclaw, Fruman (Maggie) Ch 
 Freda, Hubert, Ethel, Edith, Bath, 
 tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 18 T440a 
 Mosco Bay Co (1888) 
 
 Holste, Charles (Clara) Ch Marguer- 
 ite, Venetia, Fern, Florence, How- 
 ard, Topeka Rt 1, tel Topeka twp 
 Quiver, Sec 13 O165a (1864) 
 
 *Hopkins, L. H. Ch R. V., Bath Rt 2, 
 tel Bath, twp Lynchburg, Sec 4 
 O70%a (1867) 
 
 "Hopkins, P. J. (Martha) Bath Rt 2, 
 tel Bath, twp Lynchburg, Sec 4 
 O240a (1867) 
 
 Hopping, G. G. (Ella) Ch Louis, Ha- 
 vana Rt 2, twp Havana, Sec 2 "O168a 
 (1877) 
 
 Hopping, L. A. (Gertrude) Havana Rt 
 
 2, twp Havana, Sec 27-N T160a Aug. 
 Diereker (1878) 
 
 f ;ionchin, James (Katie) Ch Ida, Ma- 
 aon City Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp 
 Aliens Grove, Sec 8 O393a (1850) 
 
 Sonchin, J. A. (Amanda) Mason City 
 Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp Aliens 
 Grove, Sec 7 T340a Anna Kramer 
 (1857) 
 
 Honchin, James, Mason City Rt 1, tel 
 San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 8 
 O80a (1863) 
 
 Horchen, James (Sylvia) Ch Nelson, 
 Nelda, Philip, Topeka Rt 2, tel For- 
 est City, twp Quiver, Sec 32 T176a 
 W. G. Le Souid (1884) 
 
 Horchen, Lawrence (Ora) Ch J. Paul, 
 Mary, Bertha, Myrtle, Wilma, Ha- 
 vana Rt 2, tel Topeka, twp Quiver, 
 Sec 1 O452a (1879 1 ) 
 
 "Horchen, Philip (Winifred) Topeka 
 Rt 2, tel Topeka, twp Quiver, Sec 29 
 T300a Anna G. Rankin (1860) 
 
 Hornback, Robert R. (Lucy) Ch Gene 
 vieve, Bernice, Mason City Rt 4, twp 
 Crane Creek, Sec 36 
 
 *Horstman, August (Lucy) Ch Esther, 
 Alvina, Hilda, Havana Rt 2, tel To- 
 peka, twp Quiver, Sec 24 O180a 
 (1885) 
 
 Hoseman, A. F. (Maggie) Ch Jar- 
 veaux, Saidora Rt 1, twp Lynchburg 
 Sec 22 T160a G. W. Daniel (1889) 
 
 *Houchin, Cal J. (Lila) Mason City Rt 
 
 3, tel Mason City, twp Mason City 
 Sec 9 O86a (1886) 
 
 Hovey, Charles (Anna) Ch Elizabeth, 
 Florence, Forest City Rt 1, tel For- 
 est City, twp Forest City, Sec 30 
 O222a (1859) 
 
 *Hovey, Joseph H. (Emma) Ch Lela, 
 Easton Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Penn- 
 sylvania, Sec 7 O160a (1870) 
 
 * Howard, Frank (Margaret) "Mos- 
 cow Farm" Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, twp 
 Bath, Sec 19 T320a Finley Barrel! 
 (1917) 
 
 Howeli, G. C. (Cora) Ch Florence, Ha- 
 vana Rt 1, twp Havana, Sec 20-S 
 T140a Mary Hahn (1889) 
 
 Hubbard, Charles (Wlncie) Ch Ma- 
 rian, Mason City Rt 5, tel Mason 
 City, twp Pennsylvania, T150a A. V. 
 Hubbard (1892) 
 
 *Hubbard, Frank (Anna) Ch Vincent, 
 Wayne, Mason City Rt 3, tel Mason 
 City, twp Mason City, Sec 1 T140a 
 Jake Hub)ard (1878)
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 223 
 
 Hubbard, George (Rettie) Ch Clara, 
 Mary, George, Mildred, Leonard, Rie, 
 Howard, Iverne, Luther, Forest City 
 Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp Forest City, 
 Sec 35 T220a John McHarry (1888) 
 
 Huber, Ed. A. (Elizabeth) Ch Vilma, 
 Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp 
 Forest City, Sec 24 T160a Mrs. G. 
 Hoffman (1910) 
 
 * Huber, Charles J. (Pauline) Ch 
 Edith, Alvin, Louise, Bernice, Kil- 
 bourne Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Kil- 
 bourne, Sec 1 T247a McCarty Estate 
 (1897) 
 
 *Huber, F. B. (Louise) Ch Clyde, Le- 
 ona, Earl, Popular City R 1, tel Eas- 
 ton, twp Sherman, Sec 32 T160a G. 
 A. Beggs (1895) 
 
 Huff, Jesse (Nonie) Ch Charles, Flor- 
 ence, Harold, Morine, Troy, Elna, 
 Saidora Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 8 T75a 
 Fred Keith (1917) 
 
 *Huffman, George (Dora) Ch Orville, 
 William, Lucille, Mason City Rt 2, 
 twp Mason City, Sec 16 T204a Mrs. 
 Root. Donovan (1871) 
 
 "Huffman, Walter (Nellie) Ch Lloyd, 
 Marjorie, Mason City Rt 3, tel Ma- 
 son City, twp Mason City, Sec 14 
 T154a Wm. Cottrell Estate (1886) 
 
 *Huffman, Wesley (Elizabeth) Ma- 
 son City Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp 
 Mason City, Sec 1 T310a G. A. Huff- 
 man (1884) 
 
 *Hull, James R. (Phoeba) Ch Frances, 
 Helen, Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason 
 City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 28 O90a 
 (1862) 
 
 Hughes, Efner (Cordelia) Ch Otis, 
 Kilbourne Rt 2, twp Kilbourne, 
 Sec 21 TllOa Etta Blunt (1886) 
 
 Hughes, B. S. (Jennie) Ch Clyde, fr- 
 mer, Bertha, Margaret, Dorothy, 
 Topeka Rt 2, tel Topeka, twp Quiver, 
 Sec 34 T160a W. R. Barns (1900) 
 
 Hughes, Ernest (Iva) Ch Sylvia, Bath 
 Rt 1, tel Kilbourne, twp Bath, Sec 12 
 T240a Sophia Deverman (1890) 
 
 Hughes, L. H., Kilbourne Rt 1, tel 
 Kilbourne, twp Kilbourne, Sec 27 
 O160a 
 
 Hughes, Ross (Edith) Ch Marie, Kil- 
 bourne Rt 2, tel Kilbourne, twp Kil- 
 bourne, Sec 22 T240a Free Methodist 
 College (1891) 
 
 *Hunt, Oscar (Anna) Ch Mildred,, San 
 Jose Rt 1, tel San Jose, twp Aliens 
 Grove, Sec 23 T160a Wm. Bockwitz 
 (1884) 
 
 *Hyde, Mrs. H. B. Ch Alpheus, Mason 
 City Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp Ma- 
 son City, Sec 28 09%a (1865) 
 
 I 
 
 Ingersoll, C. F. (Verna) Ch Effie, 
 Edith, Eula, Archie, Esther, Forest 
 City Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp For- 
 est City, Sec 7 T200a A. Warner 
 (1871) 
 
 Ingersoll, Hubert (Lydia) Ch A. D., 
 San Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, twp 
 Manito, Sec 25 O40a (1893) 
 
 *lngersol, Lyman (Lena) Ch Carl, 
 Mason City Rt 5, tel Easton, twp 
 Pennsylvania, Sec 5 O120a (1869) 
 
 Ingersoll, P. S. (Dell) Ch Marjorie, 
 Helen, Lois, Forest City Rt 1, tel 
 Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 12 
 T200a Mrs. J. M. Tanner (1897) 
 
 Ingram, W. V. D. (Mollie) Ch Christ, 
 John, Lowel, Kenneth, Noel, Frank, 
 Marie, Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, twp 
 Lynchburg, Sec 34-N TSOOOa J. W. 
 Brightenbaugh (1864) 
 
 *lmig, Jacob P. (Anna) Ch Helen, 
 Vera, Paul, San Jose Rt 2, tel San 
 Jose, twp Aliens Grove, S'ec 32 T160a 
 Peter J. Imig (1900) 
 
 *lmig, Lurd H. (Dora) Ch Milton, Nei- 
 son, San Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, 
 twp Aliens Grove, Sec 31 T174a 
 Peter Imig (1900) 
 
 *lmig, Peter J. (Caroline) Ch Ida, San 
 Jose Rt 2, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 31 
 O460a (1900) 
 
 "Dollar for Dollar, service for service, the Good 
 Home Dealer is the best and cheapest Market. Give him 
 your proposition, cash or otherwise, the same as the direct 
 seller demands of you, and buy at home.
 
 224 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 "Jackson, Ernest (Etha) Ch Helen, 
 Frances, Easton Rt 2, tel Easton. 
 twp Pennsylvania; Sec 7 TlOOa Mrs. 
 D. G. Hovey (1891) 
 
 Jacob, Frank (Louise) Ch Henry, Ru- 
 ben, William, Albert, Frank, Ben, 
 George, Charles, Ernest, Levi, Hilda, 
 Louise, Clara, San Jose Rt 2, tel 
 San Jose, twp Manito, S'ec 36 T240a 
 J. R. Ingersoll (1902) 
 
 "Jacob, Ralph (Lena) San Jose Rt 2, 
 tel Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, 
 Sec 6 T120a Lon Huchin (1890) 
 
 "Jacob, William (Rose) San Jose Rt 
 2, tel San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, 
 Sec 31 TIGOa Peter Imig (1903) 
 
 Janssen, John R. (Mildred) Ch John, 
 Forest City Rt 2, twp Manito, Sec 32 
 T200a Will Coony (1915) 
 
 Jibben, George (Irene) Ch Geneva, 
 Clifford, Forest City Rt 2, tel Manito, 
 twp Manito, Sec 26 T115a Mrs. Dix 
 (1914) 
 
 Jockisch, Wesley (Hulda) Ch Jewel, 
 Meda, Rhoeda, Rena, Marian, Paul, 
 August, Dorothea, Rebecca, Ha- 
 vana Rt 1, twp Havana, Sec 12 O27a 
 (1889) 
 
 Johnson, A. Ch Edwin, Jo. Ira, Albert, 
 Saidora Rt 1, twp Lynchburg, Sec 
 23 T300a M. M. Johnson (1872) 
 
 Johnson, C. D. (Myrtle) Ch Frank, Jo- 
 seph, Addie, Veda, Shirel, Alta, 
 Lloyd, Herbert, Bath Rt 2, tel War- 
 ren, twp Lynchburg, Sec 16 T160a 
 Estate of Wm. Abbott (1875) 
 
 Johnson, C. L. (Lulu) Ch Ronald, Wal- 
 ter, Grace, Amathis, Jasper, Ever- 
 ett, Saidora Rt 1, twp Lynchburg, 
 Sec 26 O20a (1867) 
 
 Johnson, C. P. (Zona) Ch Harry, 
 Henry, Easton Rt 1, tel Oakford, 
 twp Crane Creek, Sec 2 T a J. T. 
 Jewell (1862) 
 
 Johnson, George W. (Mary) Ch Noah, 
 Bryan, John, George, Saidora Rt 1, 
 twp Lynchburg, S'ec 20 Tiy 2 a 
 Thomas Grafton (1861) 
 
 "Johnson, John W. (Gertrude) Ch 
 Hurschel, Herbert, John, Marguerite, 
 Saidora Rt 1, tel Warren, twp 
 Lynchburg, S'ec 26 T120a Mary E. 
 Johnson (1882) 
 
 * Johnson, L. E. (Maggie) Bath Rt 1, 
 tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 11 O220a 
 (1874) 
 
 Johnson, Mrs. Martha, Saidora Rt 1, 
 tel Warren, twp Lynchburg, Sec 26 
 Tl^a Mary E. Johnson (1857) 
 
 Johnson, Ralph (Gertie) Ch Nellie, 
 Ethel, Saidora Rt 1, tel Warren, twp 
 Lynchburg, Sec 23 O40a (1890) 
 
 Johnson, Walter Ch Preston, Bath Rt 
 2, tel Warren, twp Lynchburg, Sec 
 16 O160a (1879) 
 
 *Jones, Edward B. (Lena) Ch John, 
 Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason City, 
 twp Pennsylvania, S'ec 14 T240a 
 John Wilson (1871) 
 
 Jones, J. C. (Flossie) Ch Edith, Ed- 
 ward, Mason City Rt 2, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 17 T80 Jennie Selvey 
 (1912) 
 
 Jones, J. P. (Emma) Ch Lacitna, Ha- 
 vana Rt 2, twp Havana, Sec 20-N 
 O160a (1857) 
 
 Jones, J. R. (Emma) Ch Harry, Mabel, 
 Esie, Mason City Rt 2, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 22 T160 D. M. Burners 
 heirs (1902) 
 
 Jones, Luther, (Virginia) Ch Wayne, 
 Easton Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Penn- 
 sylvania, Sec 6 T115a Mrs. D. G. 
 Hovey (1895) 
 
 Justice, John (Ellen) Ch Roscoe, 
 Pearaler, Thomas, Roy, Frederic, 
 Dorothy, Saidora Rt 1 
 
 Justice, Roscoe (Marjorie) Saidora Rt 
 1, twp Bath, Sec 17 T360a Wm. 
 Brooks (1907) 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW IS ON THE 
 SQUARE. TRY IT AND SEE.
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 225 
 
 K 
 
 Kaggs, Charles S. (Cass) Ch Walter, 
 Fred, Odie, John, Mason City Rt 2, 
 twp Mason City, S'ec 22 T160a R. O. 
 Donovan (1912) 
 
 Kaggs, Walter S. (Viola) Mason City 
 Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 23 Laborer for Frank Don- 
 ovan (1912) 
 
 Kammerer, Carl Ch Maggie, Katie, 
 Manito Rt 1, twp Forest City, Sec 22 
 T80a W. M. Tuehlbeck (1867) 
 
 *Kaslend, George (Elizabeth) Forest 
 City Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp For- 
 est City, Sec 34 T240a Mrs. Line- 
 weber (1888) 
 
 Kastendick, J. H. (Minnie) Ch Loraine, 
 Berna, Vera, Topeka Rt 1, tel To- 
 peka, twp Forest City, Sec 27 T80a 
 Kastendick Estate (1909) 
 
 "Keith, John (Sarah) Ch Jess, Elmer, 
 Mary, May, Isa, Elma, Natrona, tel 
 San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, S'ec 10 
 T120a M. J. Abbott (1906) 
 
 *Keest, Carl (Ethel) Kilbourne Rt 1, 
 tel Kilbourne, twp Bath, Sec 24 
 T170a H. D. Keest (1887) 
 
 *Keest, H. D. (Mary) Ch Harry, Edda, 
 Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kilbourne, twp 
 Bath, Sec 25 O560a (1851) 
 
 *Kell, Joseph (Alfretta) Mason City 
 Rt 1, Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, 
 Sec 17 0276V 2 a (1870) 
 
 Kelley, Isaac W. (Lucy) Ch Edward, 
 Saidora Rt 1, twp Lynchburg, Sec 
 24 (1867) 
 
 Kennedy, H. J. (Hattie) Ch Holly, 
 Nellie, Walter, Berl, Altha, Forest 
 City Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp For- 
 est City, Sec 18 T240a Rowley Es- 
 tate (1909) 
 
 Kennedy, Holly (Virginia) Ch Nelson, 
 Bishop, tel Forest City, twp Quiver, 
 Sec 24 T307a Mrs. E. C. Himmell 
 (1910) 
 
 Kennedy, L. N. (Nellie) Ch Mary, 
 Olin, Frank, Forest City, twp For- 
 est City, O2a (1881) 
 
 Kennedy, O. D. Ch Howard, Forest 
 City Rt 1, twp Forest City, Sec 7 
 O21a (1882) 
 
 Kershaw, C. F. (Mary) Saidora Rt 1, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp Lynchburg, 
 Sec 24 O125a (1852) 
 
 *Ketcham, S. D. (Alice) IVa, Pearl, 
 Goldie, Kilbourne Rt 1, twp Kil- 
 bourne, Sec 16 T240a J. H. Derker 
 (1872) 
 
 Ketchan, W. F. (Mary) Ch Elsie, Zela. 
 Bath, twp Bath, Sec 17-N Foreman 
 for C. R. Beel (1861) 
 
 Kiesling, Mrs. Ellen Ch Jennie, 
 George, Martin, Etta, Mary, Mar- 
 garet, Lawrence, Alma, Forest City 
 Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp Forest 
 City, Sec 28 O180a (1868) 
 
 *Kiesling, Lawrence G. (Ola) Ch How- 
 ard, Bernice, Nelson, Mason City 
 Rt 5, tel Teheran, twp Pennsylvania, 
 Sec 16 O162a (1874) 
 
 *King, W. E. (Mary) Ch Helen, Le- 
 verne, Manito Rt 1, tel Manito, twp 
 Manito, Sec 24 T200a H. Rankin 
 (1902) 
 
 Kinney, W. W. (Sarah) Ch Gladys, 
 Bath, twp Bath, Sec 17T320a Finley 
 Barrell (1916) 
 
 Kirby, William (Cassana) Ch Will- 
 iam, Russell, New Holland Rt 1, tel 
 Mason City, twp Mason City, Sec 13 
 O109a (1893) 
 
 Kleen, Toby (Anna) Ch Anna, Geral- 
 dine, Toby, Pearl, Ida, San Jose Rt 
 2, tel San Jose, twp Aliens Grove 
 O120a (1914) 
 
 *Kleier, Herman (Minnie) Ch JFrieda, 
 Alma, Walter, Topeka Rt 1, tel To- 
 peka, twp Quiver, Sec 31 O127a 
 (1885) 
 
 *Knollenberg, George (Idella) Ch 
 Gladys, Orville, Verla, Virgil, Floyd, 
 Evelyn, Raymond, Mildred, ElVera, 
 Mason City Rt 5, tel Teheran, twp 
 Pennsylvania, Sec 16 T160a Smith 
 Schoonover (1908) 
 
 *Knuppel, August (Louise) Ch Harry, 
 Fred, George, Edith, Roy, Ruth, 
 Easton Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Sher- 
 man, Sec 1 T160a H. J. Knuppel 
 (1871) 
 
 Knuppel, Henry (Anna) Ch Minnie, 
 Ernest, Havana Rt 4, twp Havana, 
 Sec 11 O117a (1877) 
 
 Knuppel, H. J. Ch Emma, August, 
 John, William, Louise, Topeka Rt 1, 
 tel Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 
 35 O160a (1859) 
 
 Knuppel, W. H. (Hannah) Ch Mabel, 
 Paul, Topeka Rt 1, tel Forest City, 
 twp Forest City, Sec 35 T160a H. J. 
 Knuppel (1880)
 
 226 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Koch, J. H. (Jennie) Ch Harry, Kil- 
 bourne Rt 2, twp Crane Creek, Sec 
 18 O70a (1901) 
 
 Koch, William H. (Pearl) Ch Joseph, 
 Elsie, Hilda, Herbert, Poplar City 
 Rt 1, twp Havana, Sec- 25-S T320a 
 Steve Martin (1897) 
 
 Koehne, Wm. (Lorena) Ch Fred, De- 
 liah, Harmon, Annabelle, Velda, Syl- 
 vester, Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest 
 City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 4 T a 
 Joseph Leenewever (1915) 
 
 Koehnken, George (Mary) Ch George, 
 Louis, San Jose, Rt 2, tel San Jose, 
 twp Aliens Grove, Sec 3 T195a 
 Becker Estate (1902) 
 
 Koke, Herman (Minnie) Ch Richard, 
 Hilda, Alvin, Havana Rt 1, twp Ha- 
 vaia, Sec 32-S T160a Henry Mans- 
 field (1908) 
 
 Koke, Henry H. (Matilda) Ch Harry, 
 Martha, Havana Rt 4, twp Havana, 
 Sec 11 O215a (1873) 
 
 *Kolver, August (Mary) Ch Anna, 
 Frieda, Ernest, Rudolph, August, 
 Marie, Arnold, Amelia, Georgia, 
 Matilda, Dalia, Kilbourne Rt 1, tel 
 Kilbourne, twp Bath, Sec 25-12 O340a 
 (1864) 
 
 Kolves, Ed. (Cora) Ch Edward, Clar- 
 ence, Lawrence, Clinton, Esther, 
 Ethel, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath, 
 Sec 2 O380a (1876) 
 
 * Kolves, Frank (Lena) Ch Howard, 
 Bath Rt 1, tel Bath twp Bath, O120a 
 (1880) 
 
 Kolves, Mrs. Maggie Ch Emma, Kath- 
 ryn, Edith, Marguerite, Nelda, Bath 
 Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 10 
 O500a (1874) 
 
 Konolenberger, Richard Ch George, 
 Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest City, 
 twp Forest City, Sec 33 O160a 
 (1882) 
 
 Kope, H. A. (Anna) Ch Lillian, 
 Emma, Clara, Henry, Havana Rt 4, 
 twp Havana, Sec 32-N T200a George 
 Gordon (1877) 
 
 Kreling, John F. (Lena) Ch Johanna, 
 Lois, Herman, Margaret, Caroline, 
 Augusta, Laura, Matilda, Topeka Rt 
 1, twp Forest City, Sec 26 O180 
 (1859) 
 
 Kraft, Herman (Anna) Ch Gladys, 
 Raymond, Havana Rt 1, twp Havana, 
 Sec 24-S O180a (1877) 
 
 *Krause, Max (Rose) Ch Otto, Edgar, 
 Nelda, Poplar City Rt 1, tel Easton. 
 twp Sherman, Sec 32 O120a (1873) 
 
 * Kramer, A. W. (Ida) Ch Mable, Au- 
 
 drey, Kenneth, Ernest, Edna, Clar- 
 ence, Russell, Lloyd, George, Eddie, 
 Harold, Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kil- 
 bourne, twp Kilbourne, Sec 19 O130a 
 (1869) 
 
 Kramer, John H. (Anna) Ch Alvin, 
 Jennie, Louise, Marie, Henry, Doro- 
 thy, Saidora Rt 1, twp Lynchburg, 
 Sec 14 T320a J. H. H. Kramer (1874) 
 
 * Kramer, L. H. (Mary) Ch Dalla, Ada- 
 
 line, Edward, Theodore, Bath Rt 2, 
 tel Bath, twp Lryachburg, Sec 3 
 O513a (1866) 
 
 Kramer, Richard (Elizabeth) Ch Mary 
 John, Havana Rt 1, twp Havana, 
 
 Sec 24-S 0240a (1857) 
 
 *Kramer, R. J. (Florence) Ch Lyle, 
 Leil, Norman, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, 
 twp Bath, Sec 1 O269a (1881) 
 
 * Kramer, Wm. (Ella) Ch Fern, Owen, 
 
 Urban, Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, twp 
 Lynchburg, Sec 4 T320a L. H. Kra- 
 mer (1887) 
 
 Kreiling, August (Clara) Ch Eva, 
 Alma, Lloyd, Mabel, Havana Rt 1, 
 twp Havana, Sec 11-S (1851) 
 
 *Kr-iiling, George (Ethel) Ch Helen, 
 Walter, Bertha, Wilford, Ruth, Flor- 
 ence, Oren, Forest City Rt 1, tel 
 Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 22 
 O200a (1882) 
 
 *Kreiling, Herman (Eda) Ch Byron, 
 Ralph, Topeka Rt 1, tel Forest City, 
 twp Forest City, Sec 26 T120a J. F. 
 Kreiling (1882) 
 
 *Kreiling, H. J. (Mary) Ch Mabel, 
 Percy, Maude, Clarence, Forest City 
 Rt 2, tel Forest City, twp Manito, 
 Sec 16 O320a (1870) 
 
 *Kreiling, T. H. (Ollie) Ch Alice, 
 Frances, Popular City Rt 1, tel Eas- 
 ton, twp Sherman, Sec 32 T260a 
 Mrs. O. N. Hoppen (1885) 
 
 Kroell, Everett (Minnie) Ch Stanley, 
 Evelyn, Wellington, Leonel, Havana 
 Rt 2, twp Quiver, Sec 23 T80a Ben 
 Behrends (1877) 
 
 Kroell, Walter (Tva) Ch Franklin, 
 Loyd, Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest 
 City, twp Forest City, Sec 7 T160a 
 Mrs. McCarthy (1916) 
 
 Kruse, L. W. (Anna) Ch Ruby, Adda, 
 Theodore, David, Havana Rt 4, twp 
 Havana, Sec 8 O116a (1872)
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 227 
 
 *Lacey, George (Lizzie) Ch Finley, 
 Willis, Harley, "Moscow Farm" 
 Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 
 19 T320a Finley Barrell (1881) 
 
 Lacey, Milton, (Edith) Ch Aurel, Mel- 
 vin, LaVerne, "The Homestead" 
 Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 
 17-N T120a Esther Nelson (1888) 
 
 * Lager, J. H. (Anna) Ch Paul, Mil- 
 dred, Harold, Mason City Rt 3, tel 
 Mason City, twp Mason City, S'ec 11 
 0120a (1870) 
 
 *Lager, H. H., Mason City Rt 3, tel 
 Mason City, twp Mason City, Sec 34 
 O192a (1878) 
 
 *LaFollette, Charles (Lydia) Mason 
 City Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp Aliens 
 Grove, Sec 18 T80a Mrs. James 
 Stiller (1909) 
 
 Lakemeir, August G. (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Gus, Havana, twp Havana, Sec 17-S 
 OlOOa (1877) 
 
 Lampe, John S. (Marie) New Holland 
 Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 13 O30a (1896) 
 
 Landis, T. G. (Lulu) Ch Nellie, Mar- 
 vin, Frank, Mason City Rt 3, tel 
 San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, S'ec 21 
 T203a Ben Rapp and Mrs. Jeff Wat- 
 kins (1912) 
 
 Lane, A. E. (Iva) Ch John, Bath, tel 
 Bath, twp Bath, Sec 17 (191b) 
 
 Lane, Charles Larue (Anna) Ch Del- 
 ford, Ki I bourne Rt 1, tel Kilbourne, 
 twp Bath, Sec 2-S T120a Mitchel 
 Daniel (1916) 
 
 Lane, Chester (Mattie) Bath Rt 1, tel 
 Bath, twp Bath, Sec 3-S T200a G. 
 Ransom Estate (1893) 
 
 Lane, C. H. (Allie) Ch Bernard, Kil- 
 bourne Rt 2, tel Kilbourne, twp Kil- 
 bourne, Sec 23 O80a (1888) 
 
 Lane, George (Alice) Ch Leo, Sai- 
 dora Rt 1, twp Lynchburg, Sec 21 
 OlOa (1870) 
 
 Lane, E. J. (Lula) Ch Marjorie, Viv- 
 ian, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath, 
 Sec 14 T120a Bradley Polytechnic In- 
 stitute (1893) 
 
 Lane, G. S. Ch Raymond, Nettie, Daisy, 
 Saidora Rt 1, twp Lynchburg, Sec 28 
 T40a Robert Lane (1870) 
 
 *Lane, Henry (Gertrude) Ch Dessie, 
 Alona, Alta, Clarence, Bath Rt 2, 
 tel Warren, twp Lynchburg, Sec 4-N 
 O6a (1879) 
 
 Lane, Jacob D. (Lena) Ch Norman, 
 Harold, Clyde, Harvey, Edith, Lula, 
 Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 
 26-SW T6a Lou Cramer (1866) 
 
 Lane, J. B. (Maggie) Ch Arthur, Ern- 
 est, Mable, Enos, Elsie, Vera, Will- 
 iam, Saidora Rt 1, twp Lynchburg, 
 Sec 23 T320a J. H. H. Kram'er 
 (1868) 
 
 Lane, Leley, (Cora) Ch Zelmer, Lo- 
 well, Ruby, Saidora Rt 1, tel Sai- 
 dora, twp Lynchburg, Sec 21 O^a 
 (1884) 
 
 *Lane, S. L. (Malinda) Ch Leonard, 
 Pearl, Russell, Saidora Rt 1, tel 
 Bath, twp Lynchburg, Sec 17 T160a 
 Mrs. C. W. Ainsworth (1868) 
 
 *Lange, Wm. (Mary) Ch William, 
 Mable, LaVerna, Havana Rt 2, tel 
 Topeka, twp Quiver, Sec 14 T240a 
 B. K. Behrends (1877) 
 
 Lange, Fred Ch Fred, Harry, Her- 
 man, Margaret, Havana Rt 2, twp 
 Havana, Sec 34-N O80a (1914) 
 
 *Lannert, Henry (Lizzie) Ch Fred- 
 die, Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest 
 City, twp Forest City, Sec 20 
 T160a Mrs. Fred Kaylor (1915) 
 
 Larimore, Allen (Lucy) Forest City 
 Rt 1 tel Forest City, twp Forest 
 City, Sete i30 T80a J. J. Heeded 
 (1905) 
 
 "Lavorence, Henry (Lena) Ch Har- 
 man, Henry, Adolph, Bertha, Ma- 
 son City Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp 
 Mason City, S'ec 11 T240a Jim 
 Ryan (1902) 
 
 Larsh, George W. (Mattie) Mason 
 City Rt 1, tel Masom City, twp 
 Pennsylvania (1906) 
 
 Lascellas, Frank (Louise) Ch Frank, 
 Witmer, Lloyd, Homer, Charles, 
 Venice, Bath Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 
 34, T220a Estate of Thos. Lascel- 
 las (1889) 
 
 'Laumeier, Herman . (Mary) Ch 
 Harry, Mason City Rt 5, tel Mason 
 City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 25 
 O160a (1889)
 
 228 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Lawner, B. (Nora) Ch Raymond, San 
 Jose Rt 2, San Jose, twp Manito, 
 Sec 35 T120a J. Crosby (1909) 
 
 *Laws, H. J. (Erea) Ch Bernice, 
 Easton Rt 1, twp Crane Creek, Sec 
 :14 O179a (1892) 
 
 Lawson, J. W. (Jennie) Manito Rt 2, 
 tel Manito, twp Quiver, Sec 22 
 T300a A. Carrington (1878) 
 
 Layman, J. R. (Olla) Ch Elsie, Sai- 
 dora Rt 1, tel Warren, twp Lynch- 
 burg, Sec 22 O215a (1872) 
 
 "Leaseman, Hiram (Kate) Ch Dena, 
 Mason City Rt 5, tel Mason City, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 25 O90a 
 (1897) 
 
 *Leasman, R. W. (Cora) Ch Wilma, 
 Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason City, 
 twp Aliens Grove, Sec 29 TIGOa 
 M. Knight & Andrews (1889) 
 
 Leek, Joseph (Grace) Ch Lawrence, 
 Juanita, Earl, Manito Rt 1, twp 
 Manito, Sec 36 Farmhand for E. 
 Heyle (1912) 
 
 Legsdon, G. M. (Sarah) Ch Willie, 
 Bessie, Roy, Archie, Ruby, Lois, 
 Alva, San Jose Rt 2, twp Aliens 
 Grove, Sec 1 Tla V. E. Davis 
 (1916) 
 
 Leiding, Geo, D. (Clara) Havana Rt 
 1, twp Kilbourne, Sec 6 T300a J. C. 
 Leiding (1888) 
 
 *Leininger, James (Mary) Ch Ken- 
 neth, Lydia, Oliver, Mason City Rt 2, 
 twp S'alt Creek, Sec 33 T142a John 
 Leininger (1883) 
 
 *Leithoff, Fred (Anna) Ch Christy, 
 Julia, Henry, Fred, Alma, Anna, 
 Popular City Rt 1, tel Easton, twp 
 Sherman, Sec 31 T190a Pond (1887) 
 
 *Leinweber, Casper (Wilhelmina) 
 San Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, twp 
 Pennsylvania. Sec 2 T280a John 
 Steiger (1891) 
 
 Leinweber, Joe (Louise) Ch Clara. 
 Mildred, Hazel, San Jose Rt 2, tel 
 iSan Jose, twp Manito, Sec 35 T280a 
 J. L. Myers (1884) 
 
 Leinweber, Mrs. Tillie Ch Viola, El- 
 mer, Nelson, May, Emanuel, Mason 
 City, tel Easton, twp Pennsylvania, 
 Sec 8 O200a (1911) 
 
 *Leinweber, J. H. (Elizabeth) Ch Al- 
 'inira, Melvin, Kilbourne Rt 1, tel 
 Kilbourne, twp Kilbourne, Sec 18 
 0260a (1915) 
 
 Leinweber, Philipp (Maggie) Ch 
 GeoTge, Wilford, Florence, Clar- 
 ence, Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest 
 City, twp Forest City, Sec 34 T80a 
 Mrs. Elizabeth Leinweber (1885) 
 *Leinweber, William Ch Emerson, 
 Tmojene, San Jose Rt 2, tel San 
 Jose, twp Aliens Grove. Sec 5 O160a 
 (1872) 
 
 Lerch, George (Cora) Ch George, 
 Louis, Helen, Harold, Donald, Url- 
 son, Alvoda, Havana Rt 1, twp Ha- 
 vana, S'ec 12 O12a fl902) 
 *LeSourd, E. B. (Esther) Ch Gladys, 
 Floyd, Topeka, tel Topeka, twp 
 Quiver, S'ec 25 O86a (1872) 
 *LeSourd, H. G. (Ollie) Ch Lenore, 
 Ervin, San Jose Rt 2, tel Mason 
 City, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 6 T280a 
 W. R. Hoppes & Warner (1879) 
 Le Sourd, Quinn (Hannah) Ch Hubert, 
 Letty, Havana Rt 2, twp Havana, 
 Sec 30 N O200a (1866) 
 Libben, Harvey (Josephine) Ch Rus- 
 sell, Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest 
 City, twp Forest City, Sec 31 T80a 
 E. A. Ringland (1902) 
 Lid ing, John (Anna) Ch Lena, Her- 
 man, Havana Rt 1, twp Havana, Sec 
 17-S O160a (1867) 
 
 *Lielschott, L. A. (Gertrude) Ch Ger- 
 ald, Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kilbourne, 
 twp Bath. Sec 36 T150a George Siel- 
 schott (1886) 
 
 Lindsay, A. V. (Masrgie) Ch Clinton, 
 Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 
 19-W O31a (1865) 
 
 Lindsay, Jonah, Brownlnq. twp Lynch- 
 burg, Sec 2 O160a (1905) 
 Lindsay, V. B. (Lizzie) Ch Sylvia, 
 Goldie, Volmy, Byron, Clinton, Bath, 
 Rt 2, -tel Bath, twp Lynchburg, T120a 
 Lawrence Travis (1888) 
 Lippert, Emil (Ella) Ch Neute, Del- 
 mar, Evans, Bath Rt 64, twp Bath, 
 Sec 25 O120a (1836) 
 * Lippert, E. Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, twp 
 Lynchburg, Sec 8 T232a William 
 Lippert Estate (1875) 
 Lippert, Mrs. Jemina Ch Viola, Kath- 
 ryn, Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, twp Lynch- 
 burg, Sec 8 O232a (1850) 
 Lippert, H. R. (Celia) Ch Dwane. 
 Bath, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 26-W 
 T120a Lacy Bros (1891) 
 Linebengood, Chas. (China) Ch Pearl, 
 Howard. Ora. Roy, Lillie, Mason 
 City Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt 
 Creek, Sec 29 Farmhand for Redmer 
 Bartman (1916)
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 229 
 
 *Linn, Addison (Olive) Ch Charles, 
 Alice, James, Emily, Mason City Rt 
 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, 
 Sec 2 O320a (1869) 
 
 *List, Arthur S. (Bertha) Ch Wayne, 
 Mildred, Mason City Rt 5, tel Mason 
 City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 35 T80a 
 has. McHarry (1894) 
 
 "List, Frank (Mary) Ch Donald, 
 Thelma, Mason City Rt 4, tel Mason 
 City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 11 T200a 
 Chris List (1892) 
 
 Llttell, T. J. (Maude) Ch William, 
 Topeka Rt 1, tel Topeka, twp Quiver 
 Sec 30 TlOOa Mrs. Mary R. Littell 
 (1895) 
 
 Lober, Henry (Marie) Ch Anna, 
 Marie, Margaret, Kathryn, Nelda, 
 Mable, Florence, Havana Rt 1, twp 
 Havana, Sec 32-S T80a Henry Mans- 
 field (1883) 
 
 Lockenaur, Charles (Ruth) Ch Glen, 
 Edward, Mason City Rt 3, tel Mason 
 City, twp Mason City, Sec 33 TlOOa 
 Wm. Becker (1914) 
 
 Lohmeyer, F. J. (Cora) Manito Rt 1, 
 twp Manito, Sec 35 T160a Mrs. S. 
 Pallard (1915) 
 
 Lord, Edward (Bertha) Ch Nelson, 
 Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kilbourne, twp 
 Kilhourne, Sec 8. Farmhand for 
 Henry, Geo., Hugert, V. P. Turner 
 (1916) 
 
 Losey, Chas. E. (Luettie) Ch Mattie, 
 Everett, Henry, Walter, Lloyd, Ma- 
 son City Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp 
 Salt Creek, Sec 15 T200a H. Riner 
 (1894) 
 
 *Loumeyer, William C., Topeka, Rt 1, 
 tel Topeka, twp Quiver, Sec 28 
 T230a Mary C. McReynolds (1890) 
 
 Lounsberry, Morris L. (Lou) Ch 
 Owen, Vere, Earl, Raymond, Wayne, 
 Virgil, Easton Rt 1, tel Easton, twp 
 Pennsylvania, Sec 31 Farmhand for 
 Wm. Brooks (1892) 
 
 Lowder, John (Mary) Ch John, Ro- 
 bert, Warren, Amons, Georgia, To- 
 peka Rt 2, tel Topeka, twp Quiver, 
 Sec 31 T400a Benj. Buxton (1907) 
 
 Lowe, William L. (Emma) Ch Cecil, 
 Russel, Necily, Vurtis, Mason City 
 Rt 2, twp Mason City, Sec 20 Fore- 
 man for C. M. Balleco (1870) 
 
 *Lussenhop, August (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Florence, Nina, Velma, Harmon, 
 Beatrice, Winfred, Roy, Mason City 
 Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 31 O313a (1866) 
 
 Lynch, John (Sarah) Ch Myrtle, 
 Vioka, Susanna, Bath Rt 1, twp 
 Bath, 9-S T25a Thos. Adkins (1854) 
 
 Lynn, Jesse (Louise) Ch Wayne, 
 Easton Rt 1, tel Easton, twp Crane 
 Creek, Sec 21 T160a Alex Snyder 
 (1893) 
 
 *Lynn, Raymond (Margaret) Ch Mar- 
 garet, Mildred, Teheran, tel Teheran, 
 twp Pennsylvania, TSOOa Mrs. E. 
 Gates 4 
 
 Lyons, Mrs. Louisa Ch Frank, Martin, 
 James, John. Thomas, Lula, Ella, 
 Topeka Rt 2, tel Manito, twp Manito, 
 Sec 25 OllOa (1882) 
 
 Lyons, Martin (Mamie) Manito Rt 3, 
 tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 6 TSOOa 
 W. H. Cogdall (1887) 
 
 ST. JOHN'S GERMAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH, BISHOP, ILL.
 
 230 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 M 
 
 McCabe, T. J. (Jennie) Ch Alex, Edna, 
 Dollie, Mere, Edward, Ishella, Wal- 
 ter, Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest City, 
 twp Forest City, Sec 21 T240a 
 Henry P. Jones (1877) 
 
 McCarty, Charles (Anna) Ch Glenn, 
 Havana Rt 2, twp Havana, Sec 20-N 
 TIGOa Rufus Low (1884) 
 
 McCarty, George T. Ch May, Lillian, 
 Louis, Alberta, Georgette, Mason 
 City Rt 4, tel Mason City twp Salt 
 Creek, Sec 11 O160a (1873) 
 
 McCarty, Jess (Harriet) Ch Jamis, 
 Harry, Havana Rt 2, twp Havana, 
 Sec 20-N T360a Rufus Low (1849) 
 
 McCarty, John (Irma) Ch Eugene, To- 
 peka Rt 1, tel Topeka, twp Quiver, 
 Sec 26 T140a J. W. McHarry (1884) 
 
 *McCluggage, Thomas M. (Emma) Ch 
 Dorothy, Mason City Rt 5, tel Mason 
 City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 33 O80a 
 
 McCoy, Raslas (Malinda) Ch Erma, 
 Ralph, Leonard, Edna, Arthur, Ma- 
 son City Rt 5, tel Mason City, twp 
 Pennsylvania, Sec 32 Farmhand for 
 Franklin D. Moslander (1910) 
 
 *McCreery, Wm. (Florence) Ch Wal- 
 ter, Wilber, Mason City Rt 4, tel 
 
 Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 16 
 O200a (1878) 
 
 McDaniel, Harvey (Mattie) Ch Beu- 
 lah, Dollie, Honar, Oakley, Saidora 
 Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 16-S T80a Thos. 
 Adkins 
 
 McDaniel, G. L. (Rosa) Ch Essie, 
 Ruby, Kilbourne Rt 2, tel Kilbourne. 
 twp Kilbourne, Sec 15 O213a (1851) 
 
 McDaniel, Peter (Maggie) Ch Ollie, 
 Verna, Jesse, Ethel, Euna, Maude, 
 Roy, Saidora Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 
 10-S T200a C. W. Coddington (1870) 
 
 McFadden, N. F. (Nancy) Ch Kate, 
 William, Matthew, Kenneth, Bath, 
 twp Bath, Sec 17-W Foreman for 
 Finley Barrell (1908) 
 
 *McHarry, Frank W. (Ora) Ch Cassie, 
 Mason City Rt 5, tel Mason City, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 36 O240a 
 (1867) 
 
 McGee, Osburn (Minnie) San Jose Rt 
 2, tel San Jose, twp Manito, Sec 35 
 Farmhand for Henry Warner 
 (1916) 
 
 *McHarry, J. W. (Caroline) Ch Eu- 
 gene, John, Havana Rt 2, tel Topeka, 
 twp Quiver, Sec 22 OlOOOa (1878) 
 
 *McKenna, Peter Ch Edward, Eliza- 
 beth, Theresa, Hugh, Mason City Rt 
 
 1, tel Mason City, twp Aliens Grove 
 Sec 18 O120a (1861) 
 
 *McLane, John (Mary) Kilbourne Rt 
 
 2, twp Kilbourne, Sec 24 O318a 
 (1864) 
 
 *Madison, Charles (Julia) Ch Wilbur, 
 Cecil, Earl, Easton Rt 1, tel Easton, 
 twp Crane Creek, Sec 36 T320a Mrs. 
 B. Counzelman (1907) 
 
 Madison, C. R. (Nora) Ch Zola, Dema, 
 Margaret, Dale, Grace, Atha, Kil- 
 bourne Rt 1, tel Kilbourne, twp Kil- 
 bourne, Sea 9 T200a R. Blakeley 
 (1876) 
 
 *Madison, Edgar (Lula) Easton Rt 1, 
 fel Easton, twp Crane Creek, Sec 36 
 T160a Mrs. J. W. Counzelman 
 (1892) 
 
 Maloney, Thomas, Mason City Rt 3, 
 twp Salt Creek, Sec 27 O135a ^1871) 
 
 Maness, George (Atha) Ch Arthur, 
 John, Lester, Greenview Rt 1, tel 
 Mason City, twp Mason City, Sec 
 23 T240a Sam Donovan (1911) 
 
 Mangold, Albert (Ada) Ch Howard, 
 Mason City, tel Mason City, twp 
 Mason City, Sec 7 O8a (1882) 
 
 *Mangold, Arthur (Emma) Ch Eve- 
 lyn, "Iverhurst Farm" New Holland 
 Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 23 T120a Charles W. Man- 
 gold (1886) 
 
 *Mangold, Charles L. (Lucille) Ch 
 Ruth, Imogene, Harold, Mason City 
 Rt 5, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, S'ec 7 O47a (1879) 
 
 -Mangold, C. W. (Alice) "Sweet 
 Clover" Mason City Rt 2, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 20 O400a (1867)
 
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 231 
 
 Mangold, Henry, San Jose Rt 1, tel 
 San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, T240a 
 Jeff Watkins and Harry Mangold 
 (1875) 
 
 *Mangold, Ralph R. (Gertrude) Ch 
 Alice, Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason 
 City, twp Mason City, Sec 23 T120a 
 Charles W. Mangold (1890) 
 
 Marin, Ira (Katherine) Forest City 
 Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp Forest 
 City, Sec 30 T160a L. M. Myers 
 (1899) 
 
 Markert, August (Anna) Ch Laura, 
 Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 11 
 T260a (1884) 
 
 Markert, Frank (Augusta) Ch Bertha, 
 Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 
 11 O260a (1862) 
 
 'Markert, William (Beulah) Ch Mel- 
 vin, Saidora Rt 1, tel Saidora, twp 
 Bath, Sec 8 T240a Heye Bros. 
 (1889) 
 
 Martin, Oscar (Anna) Ch Mary, Ma- 
 son City Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp 
 Mason City, Sec 13 T175a Mrs. B. 
 W. Martin (1867) 
 
 Martin, B. H. (Orilla) Ch Carrie, Bern- 
 hard, Christian, Russell, Maynard, 
 Clarinda, Matilda, Mandy, Natrona, 
 twp Aliens Grove, Tla Bartman 
 Heirs (1890) 
 
 *Martin, Claude (Ida) Ch John, Ma- 
 son City Rt 5, tel Teheran, twp 
 Pennsylvania, S'ec 28 T160a Eli 
 Martin (1890) 
 
 Martin, Dwight (Ruth) "Twin Maple 
 Farm," Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason 
 City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 15 
 T240a Eli Martin (1884) 
 
 Martin, F. W. (Grace) Ch Dorothy, 
 Roy, Melvin, Hazel, Forest City, III., 
 twp Manito, Sec 31 T160a W. B. 
 Cooney (1915) 
 
 *Martin, Floyd R. (Katherine) Ch 
 Leo, Gertrude, Floyd, San Jose Rt 2, 
 tel San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 
 35 T160a Faulkins Estate (1913) 
 
 Martin, Harry H. (Ethel) Ch Clyde, 
 Rodell, Manito Rt 1, tel Forest City, 
 twp Forest City, Sec 22 T160a Wil- 
 liam Ellenberg (1896) 
 
 Martin, Harvey S. (Nellie) Ch Mabel, 
 Willis, Richard, George, Harold, 
 Baby, Manito Rt 1, tel Manito, twp 
 Manito, Sec 23 T360a Thomas Low 
 (1895) 
 
 Martin, Irvin (Mary) Ch Lola, San 
 Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, twp Aliens 
 Grove. Sec 36 T80a J. W. Erington 
 (1905) 
 
 Martin, John Ch John, Sarah, Forest 
 City Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp For- 
 est City, Sec 24 O80a (1860) 
 
 Martin, John B. (Lucy) Mason City 
 Rt 5, tel Teheran, twp Pennsylvania, 
 Sec 17 T200a Sarah A. Metzler 
 (1900) 
 
 Martin, L. W. (Rose) Ch Thomas, Vir- 
 ginia, Manito Rt 1, tel Manito, twp 
 Manito, Sec 26 T267a Mr. E. Stans- 
 bury (1896) 
 
 Martin, Milso (Annie) Ch Clarence, 
 George, Harvey, Lawrence, Harry, 
 Manito Rt 1, tel Manito, twp Mani- 
 to, S'ec 26 T300a Thomas Low (1896) 
 
 Mathews, Alvin (Ida) Ch William. 
 Bettie, Lue, Alvin, Ella, Oral, Eas- 
 ton Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Pennsyl- 
 vania, Sec 6 Farm Hand for A. 
 Hawks (1916) 
 
 * Mathews, G. B. (Alice) Mason City, 
 
 tel Mason City, twp Mason City, Sec 
 33 O240a (1861) 
 
 Martens, John (Amelia) Ch Lois, 
 Dorothea, "Maple Grove Farm," San 
 Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, twp Aliens 
 Grove, Sec 11 T320a W. T. Ains- 
 worth (1886) 
 
 *Mathers, Dr. Manley (Fay) Ch Mer- 
 ritt, Mason City Rt 5, tel Teheran, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 29 T400a Eu- 
 gene Mathers (1880) 
 
 *Mathers, V. B. (Daisy) Ch George, 
 Helen, Marmon, Mason City Rt 5, 
 tel Mason City, twp Mason City, Sec 
 31 T320a Geo. Mathers (1891) 
 
 Mayer, John (Catherine) Ch Lulu, 
 Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason City, 
 twp Mason City, Sec 5 O18%a 
 (1895) 
 
 * Mayer, Wm. F. (Bessie) Ch Harold, 
 
 Donald, Mason City Rt 4, tel Mason 
 City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 20 T200a 
 John Meyer (1894) 
 
 Meeker, Benjamin (Ethell Manito Rt 
 1, tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 22 
 T200a Meeker Bros (1882) 
 
 Meeker, Floyd (Lula) Ch John, Forest 
 City Rt 2, tel Manito, twp Manito, 
 Sec 26 O125a (1881)
 
 232 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Meeker, George (Lula) Ch Ruth, El- 
 mer, Sarah, Edith, Randney, Manito 
 Rt 1, tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 
 27 O120a (1912) 
 
 Meeker, Mrs. Randney Ch Walter, 
 George, Ben, Floyd, Grover, Moose, 
 Manito, twp Manito, Sec 25 OGOOa 
 (1867) 
 
 *Mell, F. G. (Josephine) Ch Mary, 
 San Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, twp 
 Aliens Grove, Sec 32 T141a Mell Es- 
 tate (1875) 
 
 *Melton, Horace (Ella) Ch Clara, 
 Clarence, Mason City Rt 4, tel Ma- 
 son City, twp S'alt Creek, Sec 15 
 O160a (1882) 
 
 Melton, Robert H., Mason City Rt 4, 
 tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, 
 Farm Hand for Arthur Melton 
 (1887) 
 
 Menke, 0. W. (Clara) Ch Harold, Er- 
 win, Havana Rt 1, twp Havana, Sec 
 21-S T210a F. W. Menke (1883) 
 
 Merritt, Martin, Mason City Rt 2, tel 
 Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 36 
 T200a Mrs. Elmore (1867) 
 
 *Messman, A. D. (Lena) Ch Fred, 
 Harry, Topeka Rt 2, tel Topeka, twp 
 Quiver, Sec 19 O480a (1868) 
 
 *Messman, G. H. (Mary) Ch John, 
 Minnie, Topeka, tel Topeka, twp 
 Quiver, Sec 14 O560a (1865) 
 
 Messman, H. G. (Mabel) Ch Viola, 
 Edna, Lester, Topeka Rt 2, tel To- 
 peka, twp Quiver, Sec 17 T280a G. 
 H. Messman (1882) 
 
 Meyer, W. H. (Anna) Edith, Pauline, 
 Edna, John, Havana Rt 2, twp Ha- 
 vana, Sec 22 O131a (1868) 
 
 * Meyer, Harry (Amelia) Ch Vertes, 
 Lavera, Ki I bourne Rt 1, tel Kil- 
 bourne, twp Bath, Sec 24 T280a Mas- 
 ten Bros. (1876) 
 
 Meyer, Mrs. Lydia Ch Louisa, Anna, 
 Matilda, John, Forest City Rt 1, tel 
 Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 30 
 O240a (1867) 
 
 *Meyer, Henry H. (Lizzie) Ch Alvin, 
 Louida, Edwin, Havana Rt 1, tel Ha- 
 vana, twp Bath, Sec 35-N O336a 
 (1870) 
 
 Mibb, J., Saidora Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 
 9-S O25a (1895) 
 
 Mibbs, Loraine (Sylvia) Ch Irene, 
 Lloyd, Robert, Harry, Viola, Saidora 
 Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 10 T130a John 
 Anderson (1890) 
 
 Middlekamp, John D. (Louise) Ch 
 Frank, Goldie, Alvina, Saidora Rt 1, 
 tel Warren, twp Lynchburg, Sec 13 
 O283a (1855) 
 
 Middlekamp, Harry (Lottie) Ch 
 Orena, Margaret, Roy, Havana Rt 4, 
 twp Havana, Sec 35-N T380a Dick 
 Kramer (1877) 
 
 Miller, David L. (Minnie) Ch Ora, 
 Dallie, Kilbourne Rt 2, tel Kilbourne 
 twp Kilbourne, Sec 10 O80a (1864) 
 
 Miller, Elmer (Ollie) Ch Floyd, Marie, 
 Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 
 15 T120a George Smith 
 
 *Miller, Fritz (Maggie) Ch Alma, Clar- 
 ence, Mable, Lawrence, Margaret, 
 San Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, twp 
 Aliens Grove, Sec 35 T160a Cather- 
 ine Falkin Estate (1895) 
 
 Miller, Henry (Lola) Ch Eva, Edith, 
 Eleanor, Emma, Elda, Ernest, Sai- 
 dora Rt 1, twp Lynchburg, Sec 29 
 T60a John Sours (1869) 
 
 Miller, Jacob (Minnie) Ch Henry, 
 Minalia, Manito Rt 1, tel Forest City, 
 twp Forest City, Sec 27 T80a Henry 
 Onestead (1902) 
 
 Miller, Jasper (Carrie) Saidora Rt 1, 
 twp Bath, Sec 16 Tf%a Marjorle 
 Hartley (1916) 
 
 *Miller, John H. (Bertha) Ch Hubert, 
 Mason City Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp 
 Mason City, Sec 15 T342a Beach 
 Heirs (1883) 
 
 Miller, Roy (Nina) Mason City Rt 4, 
 tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, S'ec 
 6 T60a Mark Hoblit (1892) 
 
 Miller, W. T. (Laura) Ch Warren, 
 Clarence, Henry, Violet, Wilbur, 
 Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 
 12 T520a H. G. Mohlman (1862) 
 
 Milleson, A. Ch Charles, Fred, Ha- 
 vana Rt 1, twp Kilbourne, Sec 4 
 O106a (1855) 
 
 Milleson, S. T. (Clara) Ch Amy, Wal- 
 ter, Georgia, Havana Rt 1, twp Ha- 
 vana, Sec 14 T120a H. G. Bruiming 
 
 *Mitchel, Geo. (Anna) Ch Bryan, Har- 
 ry, Paul, Zelven, Mason City Rt 3, 
 tel Mason City, twp Mason City, Sec 
 1 T165a Mrs. E. Walker (1906) 
 
 Mitchell, J. W. (Mary) Saidora, tel 
 Saidora, twp Bath, Sec 17 TlOOa 
 Mrs. J. W. Mitchell (1863) 
 
 Mitchel, J. S. (Daisy) Ch Joseph, Lil- 
 lian, Jinks, Walter, William, Mason 
 City Rt 5, twp Salt Creek, Sec 12 
 (1914)
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 233 
 
 Morgan, John, Easton Rt 1, twp Crane 
 Creek, Sec 16 O40a (1878) 
 
 *Moehring, Louis "Catalpha Grove 
 Farm," San Jose Rt 1, tel San Jose, 
 twp Aliens Grove, S'ec 24 T166a Mrs. 
 A. C. Moehring (1903) 
 
 * Montgomery, A. W. (Mary) Ch Lo- 
 
 raine, Isabelle, Mason City Rt 3, tel 
 Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 
 21 T80a Mrs. Cotrell (1874) 
 
 Montgomery, Lee (Ella) Ch Mary, 
 Fred, Perry, Lee, Ruth, Velma, 
 Dorothy, Mason City Rt 5, tel Mason 
 City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 28 
 T240a D. W. Riner Heirs (1886) 
 
 *Montgomery, J. W. (Sadie) Ch Don- 
 ald, Percy, Perry, Clark, Ward, Ma- 
 son City Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp 
 Aliens Grove, Sec 28 O133a (1870) 
 
 * Morris, Amons (Lillie) Ch Helen, 
 
 Harry, Havana Rt 2, tel Havana, 
 twp Quiver, Sec 10 T230a Mrs. Ellen 
 Grimm (1893) 
 
 Morris, C. E. (Anna) Topeka Rt 2, 
 tel Topeka, twp Quiver, Sec 9 T440a 
 J. W. McHarry (1893) 
 
 Morris, George L. (Gladys) Ch Jose- 
 phine, Cecil, Frank, Arland, Fred, 
 Havana Rt 2, tel Topeka, twp Quiver, 
 Sec 1 T160a Cynthia Morris (1881) 
 
 * Morgan, Wm. H. (Nora) Ch Carl, 
 
 Beulah, Mason City Rt 4, tel Mason 
 City, twp Salt Creek, S'ec 10 T160a 
 D. F. Nichols (1908) 
 
 Moslander, Arthur (Bertha) Ch Myr- 
 tle, Arthur, Woodrow, Mason City 
 Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, 
 iSec 3 T120a Mosland Heirs Estate 
 (1880) 
 
 Moslander, Mrs. Eliza, Mason City Rt 
 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, 
 Sec 3 O120a (1847) 
 
 Moslander, Franklin V. (Evaline) Ch 
 Raymond, Mason City Rt 4, tel Ma- 
 son City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 5 
 O120a (1859) 
 
 Moslander, Leo (Laura) Ch Irma, 
 Easton Rt 1, tel Easton, twp Crane 
 Creek, Sec 15 T120a Griffin Bros. 
 (1878) 
 
 Moslander, Thorr.as Ch Edmond, Ma- 
 son City Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp 
 Salt Creek, Sec 8 T a S. R. Roll 
 (1857) 
 
 f*Mouden, A. E. (Reka) Ch Earl, 
 Edna, Havana Rt 1, twp Kilbourne, 
 Sec 5 T140a C. C. Mouder (1889) 
 
 *Mouder, Joe (Nellie) Ch Beulah, Ray- 
 mond, Verna, Theodore, Harold, 
 Dorothea, "Level Dale Farm," Ha- 
 vana Rt 1, twp Kilbourne, Sec 5 
 T140a C. C. Mouder (1879) 
 
 Mowder, F. A. (Ida) Ch Cecil, Charles, 
 Gladys, Opal, Havana Rt 1, twp Ha- 
 vana, Sec 34-S O180a (1880) 
 
 Mulford, Thomas E. (Dora) Ch Ed- 
 gar, Sarah, Maude, Mason City Rt 2, 
 tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 
 15 T a John Martin (1867) 
 
 Mulford, Frank M. (Edith) Mason 
 City Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp Salt 
 Creek, Sec 15 O200a (1890) 
 
 Mullin, Frank (Zetta) Ch Joseph, 
 Elda, Benjamin, James, Mason City 
 Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, 
 Sec 21 T160a Thomas Peter's Estate 
 (1877) 
 
 Mundy, Walter, Havana Rt 2, tel To- 
 peka, twp Quiver, Sec 13 T160a Mrs. 
 K. L. McHarry (1909) 
 
 *Munsch, Harry (Elizabeth) Ch Rob- 
 ert, Orville, Easton Rt 1, tel Easton, 
 twp Crane Creek, Sec 15 T40a W. A. 
 Jewell (1887) 
 
 *Munsch, J. F. (Hannah) Easton Rt 1, 
 tel Easton, twp Crane Creek, Sec 2 
 T302a Mary Reason (1863) 
 
 Murdock, Otis (Olie) Ch Earl, Mason 
 City Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt 
 Creek, Sec 19 T140a J. McCarty Es- 
 tate (1878) 
 
 Murrey, C. D. (Flora) Saidora Rt 1, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp Lynchburg, 
 Sec 30 Foreman for George File 
 (1917) 
 
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 N 
 
 Nail, Charles (Barbara) Ch Elsie, May, 
 Charles, Franklin, Edna, John, 
 Harry, James, Hazel, Ernest, Sai- 
 dora Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 10 T195a 
 C. W. Coddington (1892) 
 Nail, Henry, (Julia) Ch Alberta, Sai- 
 dora Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 9 Tla 
 Emma Fortney (1895) 
 *Nance, Arthur B. (Goldie) Ch Imo- 
 gene, Delma, Mason City Rt 2, tel 
 Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 26 
 T296a O. P. Bradley (1915) 
 * Nance, Otis (Elsie) Ch Dorothy, Flora, 
 Otha, Easton Rt 1, tel Easton, twp 
 Crane Creek, Sec 14 T80a G. Du- 
 mond (1879) 
 
 Nanne, George (Pauline) Ch Mildred, 
 San Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, twp Al- 
 iens Grove, Sec 10 T200a Charles 
 Reed (1908) 
 
 Nash, Edward (Julia) Ch Edward, 
 Francis, Dorothy, Forest City Rt 1, 
 tel Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 
 32 T240a Ingersoll Estate (1909) 
 *Neely, J. T. (Nancie) Ch Walter, Ros- 
 coe, Buelah, Vivian, Pauline, Ernest, 
 Irene, Kilbourne, tel Kilbourne, twp 
 Kilbourne, Sec 8 O220a 
 *Nehmelman, Henry (Mary) Ch Eda, 
 Alma, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath, 
 Sec 25 T a H. D. Keest (1857) 
 Neikirk, Elmer (Pearl) Ch Paul, For- 
 est City Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp 
 Forest City, Sec 13 O64a (1877) 
 Neikirk, G. F. (Virgil) Forest City Rt 
 1, tel Forest City, twp Forest City, 
 Sec 13 O160a (1867) 
 Neikirk, Geo. W. Ch Mary, Irvin, 
 Steven, Elmer, James, Vern, Warren, 
 Gertrude, Forest City Rt 1, tel For- 
 est City, twp Forest City, Sec 12 
 O240a (1850) 
 
 *Neikirk, Stephen (Eva) Ch Evelyn, 
 Alfred, Topeka Rt 1, tel Topeka, twp 
 Quiver, Sec 31 O134a (1875) 
 Neikirk, Vernon (Olive) Ch Chester, 
 Edith, Mary, Carl, Forest City Rt 1, 
 tel Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 
 29 T160a Mrs. Ingersoll (1882) 
 
 *Neikirk, Warren (Verna) Ch Grace, 
 San Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, twp Al- 
 iens Grove, Sec 15 T40a Ben Rapp 
 (1916) 
 
 Netcher, Mrs. Anna C. (Ch Anna, Ha- 
 vana Rt 1, twp Havana, Sec 12 
 
 O360a (1856) 
 
 Neteler, C. H (Edith) Ch Winnie, Clar- 
 ence, Havana Rt 1, twp Havana, S'ec 
 12 T365a Anna C. Neteler (1886) 
 Newlun, Alvin (I'sabelle) Ch Louis, 
 Esther, Havana Rt 1, twp Havana, 
 Sec 28-S T240a August Krause 
 (1894) 
 
 *fNieders, C. H. (Margaret) Bath Rt 1, 
 tel Bath, twp Kilbourne, Sec 7 T280a 
 C. L. Nieders (1889) 
 *fNieders, C. L. (Kate) Ch William, 
 Anna, Adolph, Havana Rt 1, twp 
 Kilbourne, S'ec 5 O600a (1861) 
 *Noltinsmeier, D. H. (Lucy) Saidora 
 Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 9 T260a H. Nolt- 
 insmeier (1885) 
 
 *Noltinsmeier, George (Erne) Bath Rt 
 2 tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 19 T478a 
 W. W. Hammond (1888) 
 Noltinsmeier, Henry (Anna) Saidora 
 Rt 1, tel Saidora, twp Bath, Sec 9 
 O180a (1868) 
 
 Nordhouse, John (Mary) Ch Harmon, 
 Adolph, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath twp 
 Bath, Sec 36 O270a (1874) 
 Norrick, Charles C. (Anna) Ch Clay- 
 ton, Evelyn, Natrona, twp Aliens 
 Grove, Sec 14 T240a Frank Vannat- 
 tan (1909) 
 
 Northnagle, H. A. (Mary) Ch Erna, 
 Arnold, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp 
 Bath, Sec 2 Pastor of German Evan- 
 gelical Lutheran Church (1913) 
 Null John Ch Zelma, William, Norman, 
 Lonell, Manito Rt 3, twp Manito, Sec 
 23 T40a John Seelye (1915) 
 Null, W. S. (Mattie) Ch Robert, Wal- 
 ter, Hubert, Carl, Norman, Zelma, 
 San Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, twp 
 Manito, Sec 36 T160a Hubert Inger- 
 soll (1896) 
 
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 ILLINOIS' GREATEST FARMj^PAPER
 
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 235 
 
 o 
 
 Oest, August (Lizzie) Ch Emma, Wil- 
 bur, Havana Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 26 
 T40a (1888) 
 
 Oest, William (Emma) Ch Ernest, 
 Edward, John, Havana Rt 1, tel Ha- 
 vana, twp Bath, Sec 34 O80a (1868) 
 
 O'Hara, Frank Ch Frank, George, 
 William, Ray, Earl, Manito Rt 3, twp 
 Manito, Sec 30 T120a Reams Estate 
 (1882) 
 
 O'Hara, J. O. (Lilla) Ch Merle, Pat- 
 rick, Nellie, Geneva, Manito Rt 2, 
 tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 23 O240a 
 (1862) 
 
 Okerfe, Michael Topeka Rt 2, tel To- 
 peka, twp Quiver, Sec 32 O120a 
 (1875) 
 
 *Oldenstadt, Henry (Flossie) Ch Eve- 
 lyn, Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason 
 City, twp Aliens Grove, S'ec 6 T280a 
 Mrs. Imig (1879) 
 
 O'Niel, William (Laura) Manito Rt 1 
 tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 13 T135a 
 Adam Worner (1908) 
 
 *Onken, Henry (Dora) Ch Frank, Ray, 
 Ola, Mabel, Easton Rt 1, tel Easton, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 30 T240a W. 
 K. Terrell Estate (1891) 
 
 Onken, John S. (Anna) Ch Fred, 
 Henry, August, John, Mildred, Mason 
 City Rt 5, tel Easton, twp Pennsyl- 
 vania, Sec 8 O360a (1881) 
 
 *Osing, Dick (Anna) Ch Rudolph, 
 Fred, Edna, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp 
 Bath, Sec 3 T220a J. D. Strube 
 
 (1874) 
 
 Osing, H. W. (Marie) Ch Lela, To- 
 peka Rt 1, tel Easton, twp Forest 
 City, Sec 35 T160a John Osing 
 
 (1879) 
 
 Osing, J. Henry (Louise) Ch Frieda, 
 Adolph, Clara, Alma, Edward, Wal- 
 ter, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath, 
 Sec 3 O130a (1868) 
 
 *0sborne, Frank (Mary) Ch Walter, 
 Bird, Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason 
 City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 14 
 O240a (1882) 
 
 Osborne, William (Bessie) Ch Earl, 
 Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp 
 Mason City, Sec 31 T85a J. H. Dear- 
 born (1910) 
 
 Osterloh, John (Ethel) Ch Rubie, Bue- 
 lah, Marjorie, Gladys, Lyman. Ma- 
 son City Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp 
 Salt Creek, S'ec 14 T260a Dr. Caton 
 (1886) 
 
 Osing, John (Sophia) Ch Herman, 
 Katie, Topeka Rt 1, twp Forest City, 
 Sec 35 OSOa (I860) 
 
 Overholt, W. D. (Ada) Ch John, jyrank, 
 Charles, Enos, Lavina, Hope, Ha- 
 vana Rt 4, twp Havana, Sec 5 T5a 
 Mrs. M. C. Dew (1913) 
 
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 236 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Palm, D. Topeka Rt 2, twp Quiver, Sec 
 27 TSOOa Johnson (1917) 
 
 Palmer, August (Gertrude) Ch Mil- 
 dred, Helen, Manito Rt 3, twp Man- 
 ito, Sec 19 TSOOa Hugh McCarry 
 (1915) 
 
 Palmer, Cecil (Ruby) Ch Elenore, 
 Enola, Mason City Rt 5, tel Mason 
 City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 35 
 T160a Mrs. M. L. Scoville (1894) 
 
 Palmer, James A. (Hattie) Ch Cecil, 
 Gale, Louise, Chester, Frank Mason 
 City Rt 5, tel Mason City, twp Penn- 
 sylvania, Sec 35 T320a Mrs. M. L. 
 Scoville (1897) 
 
 *Palmer, S. W. (Hazel) Ch Harold, 
 William, Helen, San Jose Rt 1, tel 
 San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, S'ec 36 
 T200a O. S. Biggs (1911) 
 
 *Pantier, Robert (Ollie) Ch Irene, 
 Geraldine, Mason City Rt 2, tel Ma- 
 son City, twp Mason City, Sec 19 
 T200a J. H. Dearborn (1912) 
 
 *Parr, Charles (Dora) Ch Earl, New 
 Holland Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp 
 Mason City, Sec 26 T160a Mrs. Jef- 
 ferson Donovan (1877) 
 
 Parr, Frank A. (Edith) Ch Lela, Ha- 
 zel, Burdine, Vesta, Doris, Mason 
 City Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp Ma- 
 son City, Sec 23 T240a Frank Dono- 
 van Foreman for Joseph Donovan, 
 Jr. (1884) 
 
 Parr, L (Mary) San Jose Rt 2, tel 
 
 San Jose, twp Manito, S'ec 25 T120a 
 Hubert Ingersoll (1892) 
 
 Parr, Louis M. (Nora) Ch Edith, Ma- 
 son City Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp 
 Salt Creek, Sec 18 T262a Chas. List 
 
 (1873) 
 
 Parr, Melvin L. (Etta) Ch Donald, 
 New Holland Rt 1, tel Mason City, 
 twp Mason City, Sec 26 T160a Mrs. 
 Jefferson Donovan (1890) 
 
 Parker, L. J. (Agnes) Ch Ella, San 
 Jose Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp Aliens 
 Grove, Sec 4 T107a Joseph Kahel 
 (1877) 
 
 Parkin, Mrs. Agnes Ch Will, Harry, 
 George, May, Bessie, Mary, Donald, 
 Manito Rt 1, twp Manito, Sec 24 
 T120a William Meeker (1897) 
 
 Parrott, W. B. (Rhoda) Ch Olster, Ger- 
 trude, Roscoe, Delilah, "Mosco 
 Farm" Bath, twp Bath, Sec 17 
 Foreman for Finley Barrett (1892) 
 
 Parsons, Joseph (Arlie) Ch Malley, 
 Goldie, Gracie, Bernice, Joseph, San 
 Jose, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 36 Tla 
 John Weimer (1913) 
 
 Patten, Wm. (Myrtle) Ch Bessie, 
 Florence, Mason City Rt 5, tel Ma- 
 son City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 26 
 T80a Mrs. Anna Wakeman (1916) 
 
 *Patterson, Christopher C. (Maude) 
 Mason City Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp 
 Salt Creek, T40a Mrs. Mary E. Pat- 
 erson (1896) 
 
 *Patterson, David (Laura) Ch Gerald, 
 Grace, Mildred, Marie, Mason City 
 Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 33 O80a (1875) 
 
 Patterson, Joseph (Mattie) Havana Rt 
 1, twp Havana, Sec 34 S T160a 
 Henry Vanettan (1875) 
 
 ^Patterson, W. H. (Minnie) Ch Carl, 
 Mason City Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp 
 Mason City, Sec 9 OlOOa (1873) 
 
 Peace, Patrick (Carrie) Ch Norbert, 
 John, Alice, Mason City Rt 2, tel 
 Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 21 
 T a Chas. Hull (1913) 
 
 Pellman, Dick Havana Rt 2, tel To- 
 peka, twp Quiver, Sec 15 T240a J. 
 W. McHarry (1885) 
 
 Pemberton, Smith (Etta) Ch Ruth, 
 
 Topeka Rt 2, tel Forest City, twp 
 
 Quiver, Sec 29 T230a John L. 
 Smith (1859) 
 
 Penewitt, John F. (Esther) Ch Doris, 
 John, Emma, Mrs. Sarah Housh, 
 Mason City Rt 2, twp S'alt Creek, 
 Sec 34 T235a W. P. Wakeman (1905) 
 
 *Peplow, Fred (Kate) Ch Ida, Alma. 
 Charlotte, San Jose Rt 2, tel San 
 Jose, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 2 OlGOa 
 (1892) 
 
 Perdue, Bern, Ch Eldridge, Eslie. 
 Athol, Leta, Natrona, twp Aliens 
 Grove, Sec 14 Farmhand for F. B. 
 Norton (1900) 
 
 *Peterson, A. W. (Mary) New Holland 
 Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 13 O166a (1860)
 
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 237 
 
 Petty, Marlon (Lillie) Ch Cora, Sarah, 
 Charles, Bessio, Ivan, Ruby, Nellie, 
 Forest City Rt 2, tel Manlto, twp 
 Manito, Sec 34 O160a (1904) 
 
 *Pfeil, George (Effie) Ch Herbert, 
 George, Saidora Rt 1, tel Chandler- 
 ville, twp Lynchburg, Sec 30 O240a 
 (1910) 
 
 *Pfeiffer, Morris (Reka) Ch Henry, 
 Easton Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Sher- 
 man, Sec 3 0350a (1855) 
 
 Pfeiffer, William (Una) Ch Walter, 
 Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest City, 
 twp Forest City, Sec 24 T160a Mor- 
 ris Pfeiffer (1887) 
 
 Phelps, Wm. R. (Birdie) Gladys, Loyd, 
 Grace, William, Lyle, Robert, Mil- 
 dred, Easton Rt 2, tel Easton, twp 
 Pennsylvania, Sec 31 O154a (1872) 
 
 *Phillips, Frank, Kilbourne, tel Kil- 
 bourne, twp Kilbourne, Sec 33 T340a 
 Turner Hergert & Co. (1910) 
 
 Pierce, Franklin Poplur City Rt 1 twp 
 Sherman, Sec 19 Ola (1886) 
 
 Pierce, George (Alice) Ch Franklin, 
 Poplar City Rt 1, tel Havana, twp 
 Sherman, Sec 19 Ola (1853) 
 
 Pierson, Calvin (Nettie) Saidora Rt 1 
 twp Lynchburg, Sec 23 T240a H. A. 
 Abbott (1890) 
 
 Pierson, Jacob (Martha) Saidora Rt 1, 
 twp Lynchburg, Sec 28 04a (1851) 
 
 Pirce, Mrs. Bert Ch Gladys, Mason 
 City Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp Ma- 
 son City, Sec 20 T80a S'igerson heirs 
 (1874) 
 
 *Plapp, E. E. (Bertha) Ch Dorothy, 
 Buelah, Vance, Lois, Willis, Bishop, 
 tel Topeka, twp Forest Sec 15 O40a 
 Church Property Evangelical Minis- 
 ter (1914) 
 
 *Plster, Ben (Amelia) Ch Amelia, Ma- 
 bel, Easton Rt 2, tel Easton, twp 
 Sherman, Sec 11 T270a J. J. Danilson 
 (1885) 
 
 *Pollock, John (Jennie) Ch Vivian, 
 Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp 
 Forest City, Sec 33 T160a S. Keisling 
 (1882) 
 
 Pottorf, A. Gail (Lela) Mason City Rt 
 1, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 19 T95a 
 Mrs. Kate McCarry (1892) 
 
 *Pottorf, George R. (Belle) Ch Harry, 
 Cecil, Lyle, Mason City Rt 1, tel 
 Mason City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 
 14 O80a (1875) 
 
 *Pottorf, Elmer (Marguerite) Ch El- 
 mer, Mason City Rt 5, tel Mason 
 City, twp Pennsylvania, See 27 T160a 
 Mrs. M. Peet Estate (1901) 
 
 *Pottorf, Isaac L. (Delia) Ch Cora, Ma- 
 rie, Velma, Mason City Rt 1, tel 
 Mason City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 
 14 080a (1872) 
 
 Pottorf, Wm. H. (Eva) Ch John, Ma- 
 son City Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp 
 Pennsylvania, Sec 24 O80a (1870) 
 
 *Phymer, W. M. (Lyda) Ch George, 
 
 , Lizzie, Roy, Delia, Easton Rt 2, tel 
 Easton, twp Sherman, Sec 27 T240a 
 Charles Himmel 
 
 *Preyer, J. A. (Mylissa) Ch Mary, "Ma- 
 ple Grove Farm" Easton Rt 1, tel 
 Easton, twp Sherman, Sec 34 T160a 
 W. A. Lee <1887) 
 
 *Prief, Joachim (Catherine) Ch Anna, 
 Bath Rt 1, tel Bath twp Bath, Sec 
 12 O200a (1872) 
 
 Prettyman, Mrs. Minerva Poplar City 
 Rt 1, tw^p Havana, Sec 27 S O320a 
 (1857) 
 
 *Prettyman, H. B. (Edith) Ch Lloyd, 
 Harold, Clarence, Havana Rt 1, twp 
 Kilbourne, Sec 3 O218a (1907) 
 
 Prettyman, Perry (Mary) Ch Luella, 
 Havana Rt 1, twp Havana, Sec 21 S 
 O215a (1873) 
 
 Prettyman, Phillip (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Earl, Howard, Poplar City Rt 1, twp 
 Havana, Sec 27 S T320a Mrs. Min- 
 erva Prettyman (1878) 
 
 *Probasco, Clyde D. (Mary) San Jose, 
 tel San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 
 12 T120a Lillian Probasco (1890) 
 
 * Proctor, Fred (Jennie) Ch Harry, 
 Mason City Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp 
 Mason City, Sec 10 T160a Heirs of 
 W. S. Chestnut (1874) 
 
 Proehl, W. A. (Louise) Ch Pauline, 
 Wilhelmina, Carl, Lillian, Louise, 
 Forest City, tel Forest City, twp 
 Forest City, Sec 18 O240a (1909) 
 
 Propest, Louis, Saidora Rt 1, twp Bath, 
 Sec 9 Tla Juda Keam 
 
 *Pugh, Chas. W. (Annabelle) Ch Kate, 
 Bessie, Grace, Helen, Fred, Mason 
 City Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp Penn- 
 sylvania, Sec 23 O400a (1859) 
 
 *Pugh, John E. (Lavera) Ch Loretta, 
 Loraine, Mason City Rt 5, tel Mason 
 City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 26 
 T240a Dr. A. F. Burnham (1887) 
 
 *Pugh, V. W. (L^ona) Mason City Rt 
 2, tel Mason City, twp Mason City, 
 Sec 16 O240a (1897) 
 
 :; Pugh, Walter L. (Leila) Mason City 
 Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, 
 Sec 20 T260a J. W. Shane Estate 
 (1890)
 
 238 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Pulling, Edward (Margaret) Ch 
 Wilma, Havana Rt 1, twp Havana, 
 Sec 29 S Farmhand for Perry Pret- 
 tyman. (1895) 
 
 Pulling, J. C. (Elizabeth) Havana Rt 1, 
 twp Havana, Sec 34 S O5a (1857) 
 
 Purvis, Harrison (Agnes) Mason Rt 2, 
 tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 
 14 T200a R. Swaar (1907) 
 
 Pyles, John L. (Mabel) Ch Guinevere, 
 Mason City Rt 4, twp Salt Creek, 
 Sec 9 Farmhand for Frank H. Dare 
 (1914) 
 
 Quick, Andy T. (Emily) Ch Harold, 
 Cecil, Mildred, Ray, Mason City Rt 2, 
 tel Mason City, twp Mason City, Sec 
 27 O13a (1877) 
 
 Quick, John (Evelyn) Mason City Rt 
 2, twp Mason City, Sec 16 T240a V. 
 W. Pugh (1885) 
 
 R 
 
 Rabbe, Fred (Harriet) Ch Gwendolyn, 
 Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason City, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 23 Farmhand 
 for C. W. Pugh (1895) 
 
 Rabbe, Henry (Delia) Ch Dora, Nettie, 
 Marie, Minnie, Lena, Elsie, Richard, 
 George, Jerry, William, Mason City 
 Rt 5, tel Mason City, twp Pennsyl- 
 vania, Sec 27 T160a Fritz Hendoff 
 (1890) 
 
 Rabbe, John (Viola) Mason City Rt 1, 
 tel Mason City, twp Pennsylvania, 
 Sec 13 T80a Farmhand for Frank 
 Brooks (1914) 
 
 *Rademacker, Fred (Maggie) Ch Ma- 
 rie, John, San Jose Rt 1, tel San 
 Jose, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 15 O20a 
 (1868) 
 
 Raffety, C. H. (Verna) Ch Carl, Alma, 
 'Sunnyside Farm" Mason City Rt 2, 
 tel Mason City, twp Mason City, S'ec 
 18 Foreman for W. T. Ainsworth 
 (1913) 
 
 Rakestraw, Everett (Esther) Ch Nora, 
 Manito Rt 1, twp Manito, Sec 27 
 T160a Mrs. A. Wood (1907) 
 
 Rakestraw, H. N. Havana Rt 2, twp 
 Havana, Sec 22 N TlSla W. H. 
 Meyer (1849) 
 
 Bakestraw, J. H. (Ruth) Topeka Rt 2, 
 tel Topeka, twp Quiver, Sec 32 T213a 
 Mrs. Krause (1867) 
 
 Rankin, Daniel (Ida) Ch Orville, Man- 
 ito Rt 1, tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 
 14 200a Fred Rankin (1887) 
 
 Rankin, John (Edith) Ch John, Helen, 
 Raymond, Forest City Rt 2, tel Man- 
 ito, twp Manito, Sec 10 T120a John 
 Warner (1879) 
 
 *Rapp, Benj. (Amelia) Ch Laura, San 
 Jose, Rt 2, tel San Jose, twp Aliens 
 Grove, Sec 10 O160a (1890) 
 
 Rapp, Phillip (Ethel) Ch Edna, Ame- 
 lia, Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest City, 
 twp Forest City, Sec 29 T120a Benn 
 Rapp (1891) 
 
 *Reed, Charles (Mattie) Ch Donald, 
 San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 11 
 O200a (1879) 
 
 *Reed, Fred (Susa) Kilbourne Rt 1, 
 tel Kilbourne, twp Bath, Sec 1 S 
 T160a (1912) 
 
 *Reed, J. J. (Ida) Ch Fred, Myrtle, 
 Gertrude, Bertha, Isaac, San Jose Rt 
 2, tel San Jose, twp Aliens Grove. 
 S'ec 34 O240a (1874) 
 
 Reed, Owen (Maggie) Ch Iva, Lonnie. 
 Robert, Leonard, Mason City Rt 2, 
 tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 
 35 T200a Sard Young (1913) 
 
 Reed, Thomas (Agnes) Manito Rt 3, 
 tel Manito, twp Quiver, Sec 22 T160a 
 J. Myers (1897) 
 
 Reeder, Adalia (Ruth) Ch Thermon, 
 Genevieve, Esther, Mason City Rt 5, 
 tel Teheran, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 
 29 Farmhand for Manley Mathews 
 (1916) 
 
 Reich, Fred C. (Dora) Ch Elizabeth, 
 Robert, Easton Rt 2, twp Sherman, 
 Sec 24 T160a W. S. Still (1916)
 
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 239 
 
 *Renkin, J. H. (Feeke) Ch Feeke, 
 Rina, John, Henry, Robert, Lena, 
 Letje, Jacob, Mason City Rt 1, tel 
 Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 
 17, O240a (1895) 
 
 Reynolds, C. B. (Mona) Ch Emma, 
 Saidora Rt 1, tel Saidora, twp Bath, 
 Sec 10 T82a C. W. Coddington 
 (1893) 
 
 Reynolds, Frank (Buelah) Ch Thomas, 
 Florence, Saidora Rt 1, twp Bath, 
 S'ec 15 Foreman for C. W. Codding- 
 ton (1914) 
 
 Richardson, S. L. (Anice) Ch Everett, 
 George, John, Rose, Earl, Bath, tel 
 Bath, twp Bath, Sec 17 O4a (1911) 
 
 Rennecker, Fred (Hannah) Ch Edith, 
 Fred, Havana Rt 1, twp Havana, 
 Sec 27 S O120a (1872) 
 
 *Rhodes, Harry Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, 
 twp Lynchburg, Sec 34 O300a 
 (1890) 
 
 Rhodes, Walter (Bertha) Ch Dorothy, 
 Havana Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 23 NE 
 TlOa Mrs. Harpt (1888) 
 
 * Rhodes, W. A. (Minnie) Ch Myrtle, 
 Walter, Harry, Verna, Jessie, Frieda, 
 Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 
 22 O320a (1865) 
 
 Richard, H. R. (Ada) Ch Ralph, How- 
 ard, Kenneth, Bessie, Mable, Brown- 
 ing, tel Warren, twp Lynchburg, S'ec 
 2 W T1120a (1900) 
 
 *Riedinger, O. E. (Matilda) Ch Flor- 
 ence, Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest 
 City, twp Forest City, Sec 23 O270a 
 (1872) 
 
 Rier, J. A. (Grace) Ch Adolpli, Ei'.win, 
 Susan, Truman, Rosalee, Saidora Rt 
 1, twp Bath, Sec 9 O50a (1902) 
 
 *Riepe, Edward A., Mason City Rt 2, 
 tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 
 25 T406a Becker Bros. (1916) 
 
 Riesling, Martin Forest City Rt 1, tel 
 
 Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 28 
 O80a (1869) 
 
 *Riggins, Frank (Lizzie) Ch Franklin, 
 Alta, Easton Rt 1, tel Easton, twp 
 Crane Creek, Sec 1 O80a (1872) 
 
 *Riggins, Wm. M. Ch Gladys, Winifred, 
 Mason City Rt 4, tel Mason City, 
 twp Salt Creek, Sec 8 O120a (1876) 
 
 Riley, F. W. (Lucy) Ch Ethel, Lacy. 
 Erman, Ora, Forest City Rt 2, tel 
 Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 8 
 T268a Lena L. Smith (1899) 
 
 *Ringland, I. W. (Lizzie) Ch Hattie. 
 Raymond, Grace, Easton Rt 1, tel 
 Easton, twp Sherman, Sec 34 OlGOa 
 (1866) 
 
 *Ringland, Roy (Hattie) Ch Esther. 
 Hazel, Mason City Rt 4, tel Mason 
 City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 4 T200a 
 David L. Dare (1887) 
 
 *Ringhouse, W. P. (Mary) Ch Bessie. 
 Conseula, Clyde, Havana Rt 2, tel 
 Topeka, twp Quiver, Sec 11 O160a 
 (1858) 
 
 Ringhouse, William (Pauline) Ha- 
 vana Rt 2, tel Topeka, twp Quiver, 
 Sec 11 T160a McHarry (1892) 
 
 *Riner, J. A. (Ada) Ch James, Ma- 
 son City Rt 5, tel Mason City, twp 
 Mason City, Sec 6 O160a (1881) 
 
 Risen, John A. (Malissa) Ch Eugenia, 
 Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason City, 
 twp Salt Creek, Sec 22 T160a D. S'. 
 Burroughs (1906) 
 
 Ritchie, Emory E. (Lizzie) Ch James, 
 Dora, Topeka Rt 2, tel Topeka, twp 
 Quiver, Sec 29 T120a Otis Pemberton 
 (1915) 
 
 Ritchie, James (Mary) Ch Sarah, Will- 
 iam, James, Topeka Rt 2, tel Topeka, 
 twp Quiver, Sec 29 T190a Otis Pem- 
 berton (1915) 
 
 Roat, Mrs. Christiana, Ch Adie, Ella, 
 Benjamin, Havana Rt 4, twp Ha- 
 vana, Sec 9 (1868) 
 
 Roat, John Havana Rt 4, twp Havana, 
 Sec 15 O140a (1884) 
 
 Roat, Henry (Julia) Havana Rt 4, twp 
 Havana, S'ec 16 S O180a (1887) 
 
 Robbins, John (Rosie) Ch Olyn, 
 Claude, Easton Rt 1, twp Crane 
 Creek, Sec 4 T a Ashmore (1916) 
 
 Roberneck, A. H. (Lillie) Poplar City 
 Rt 1, tel Easton, twp Sherman, Sec 
 31 T160a C. H. Kreling (1892) 
 
 Roberts, Koran (Mary) Mason City Rt 
 5, tel Mason City, twp Pennsylvania, 
 T80a Chas. McHarry (1908) 
 
 Roberts, W. A. (Mary) Ch Fred, Kil- 
 bourne Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 35 T5a 
 Mrs. Samuels (1907) 
 
 *Robinson, T. J. (Mary) Ch Paul, 
 Erma, Easton Rt 1, tel Easton, twp 
 Crane Creek, Sec 14 O160a (1860) 
 
 Rogers, W. E. (Fannie) Ch Frank, 
 Elsie, Helen. Havana Rt 1, twp Ha- 
 vana, Sec 30 S' O320a (1914)
 
 240 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Roley, John W. (Bridget) Mason City 
 Rt 5, tel Mason City, twp Pennsyl- 
 vania, Sec 10 T310a H. N. McFadden 
 Estate (1871) 
 
 Roloff, F. (Nellie) Ch Doris, Dorothy, 
 Prank, Bath, twp Bath Sec 17 Car- 
 penter for Finley Barrett (1894) 
 
 Roof, Grant (May) Ch Shirley, Leslie, 
 Ottis, Mary, Bessie, Clara, Mason 
 City Rt 1, tel Mason City twp Penn- 
 sylvania, Sec 12 T300a J. W. Mc- 
 Harry (1856) 
 
 Roof, Harry (Lena) Mason City R 5, 
 tel Teheran, twp Pennsylvania, S'ec 
 17 T200a J. W. McHarry (1886) 
 
 *Roll, Chas. (Eva) Ch Lena, Mason 
 City Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt 
 Creek, Sec 7 O120a (1863) 
 
 *Roll, John E. (Catherine) Mason City 
 Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, 
 Sec 7 0120a (1855) 
 
 Roll, Ralph (Mildred) Easton Rt 1, tel 
 Easton, twp Salt Creek, Sec 7 T80a 
 S. R. Roll (1891) 
 
 *Roll, Sidney R. (Maggie) Ch Delia, 
 Ray, Orval, Guy, Lyle, Wilbur, Ma- 
 son City Rt 4, twp Salt Creek, Sec 7 
 O255a (1867) 
 
 Ross, Mrs. Odessa Ch William, Paul, 
 Ernest, Arthur, Frank, Buelah, Bath 
 Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 3 S T3a John 
 Schoonover (1878) 
 
 Root, Earl (One) Ch Oletha, Easton 
 Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Pennsylvania, 
 Sec 19 T120a T. L. Morgan (1885) 
 
 *Rountrer, C. J. (Amy) Ch Elsie, Ha- 
 vana Rt 2, tel Topeka, twp Quiver, 
 Sec 12 O400a (1887) 
 
 Routs, Lafe (Fannie) Easton Rt 1, tel 
 Easton, twp Sherman, S'ec 27 T200a 
 Bob Samuels (1882) 
 
 Rue, Mrs. J. R. Ch Mary, Helen, Will- 
 iam, Josephine, Grace, Arthur, 
 Henry, Flossy, Rachael, Lyndall, 
 Manito Rt 3, twp Manito, S'ec 32 
 O120a (1892) 
 
 *Ruleenking, Frank (Marguerite) Ch 
 Alta, Easton Rt 2, tel Easton, twp 
 Sherman, Sec 3 O120a (1867) 
 
 Rummerfield, John Saidora Rt 1, twp 
 Lynchburg, Sec 20 T160a Jacob Tay- 
 lor (1860) 
 
 Ryan, Wm. (Nora) Ch Ruth, Harold, 
 Hazel, Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason 
 City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 34 T90a 
 Harry Wakeman (1914) 
 
 Salkeld, R. Natrona, tel San Jose, twp 
 Aliens Grove, Sec 14 O85a (1890) 
 
 Sampson, Samuel (Clara) Ch Oscar, 
 Charles, Amanda, Edith, Mason City 
 Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 21 T160a Mrs. Gussie Hu- 
 ble (1906) 
 
 Sampson Bros., Mason City Rt 2, twp 
 Mason City, Sec 21 T160a Mrs. Gus- 
 sie Huble (1906) 
 
 Samuel, B. A. Ch Andrew, Kilbourne 
 Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 35 O80a (1849) 
 
 *Samuels, Howard (Ena) Ch Elis, Eas- 
 ton, tel Easton, twp Sherman, S'ec 
 25 T200a R. B. & J. E. Samuels 
 (1877) 
 
 Sandman, Eliza Ch Fred, Adie, Philip, 
 Elizabeth, Herman, Havana Rt 2, 
 twp Havana, Sec 21 N O120a 
 (1885) 
 
 Sanman, John (Emma) Ch Pauline, 
 Edgar, Paul, Anna, Havana Rt 2, twp 
 Havana, Sec 36 N O75a (1877) 
 
 Sanmann, J. Fred (Cecilia) Ch Fran- 
 cis, Havana Rt 4, twp Havana, Sec 6 
 T80a John Tarvin (1889) 
 
 Sanert, Fred (Adaline) Ch Carl, Lloyd, 
 Nile, Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason 
 City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 23 T260a 
 R. Swaar (1912) 
 
 Sapp, Charles (Virgie) Ch Maudie, 
 Saidora Rt 1, twp Bath. Sec 16 OlOa 
 
 (1898) 
 
 Sarff, Arthur (Jennie) Bath Rt 2, tel 
 Bath, twp Lynchburg, Sec 8 Fore- 
 man for Ona S'arff (1894) 
 
 Sarff, C. J. Saidora Rt 1, twp Lynch- 
 burg, Sec 19 O120a (1895) 
 
 Sarff, Ernest (Vevna) Ch Floyd, Bath 
 Rt 2, tel Bath, twp Lynchburg, Sec 
 4 T2a Royal Smith (1897) 
 
 *Sarff, J. B. (M. E.) Ch Paul, Plezz, 
 Esther, Bath Rt 2, tel Warren, twp 
 Bath, Sec 7 Ollla (1860)
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 241 
 
 Sarff, L. H. (Elsie) Ch Frieda, Ina, 
 Henry, Jackson, Joseph, Saidora Rt 
 1, twp Lynchburg, Sec 23 T40a P. 
 Eugene Daniels (1874) 
 
 Sarff, Lowell (Essie) Bath Rt 2, tel 
 Warren, twp Lynchburg, TSOOa 
 Lewis Sarff (1895) 
 
 *Sarff, Lewis (Samantha) Bath Rt 2, 
 tel Bath, twp Lynchburg, Sec 6 
 O480a (1861) 
 
 * Sarff, Ora J. (Gerta) Ch Elsie, Roy, 
 Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, twp Lynchburg, 
 Sec 8 T160a Louis Sarff (1884) 
 
 Sarff, William C. (Sarah) Ch Ludicy 
 Alma, John, Gilbert, Saidora Rt 1, 
 twp Lynchburg, Sec 29 Tla. Mrs. 
 Lena Schaad (1866) 
 
 Sarff, Willard (Loraine) Ch Raymond, 
 Elda, Howard, Bath Rt 2, tel War- 
 ren, twp Lynchburg, Sec 4 01%a 
 (1859) 
 
 Sarnes, Manning (Maude) Ch Willard, 
 Burnell, Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 16 Laborer for Frank Don- 
 ovan, Jr (1895) 
 
 *Sauer, A. E. (Sophia) Ch Violet, El- 
 mer, Urben, Kilbourne Rt 1, twp Kil- 
 bourne, Sec 18 T160a H. L. Lussehop 
 (1910) 
 
 Scanmahorn, Solomon (Clara) Ch Har- 
 old, Elizabeth, Cleo, Clifford, 
 Rosella, San Jose Rt 1, tel San Jose, 
 twp Aliens Grove, Sec 23 T240a 
 Scott Wadkins (1915) 
 
 Schaad, Charles Kilbourne Rt 1, tel 
 Kilbourne, twp Bath, Sec 2 S T220a 
 George Ranson Estate (1880) 
 
 *Schaad, Mrs. Lena Ch Nettie, Andrew, 
 Elizabeth, Marguerite, John, Saidora 
 Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Lynchburg, See 
 17 O710a (1860) 
 
 *Schaad, W. H. (Bessie) Ch Vivian, 
 Vernon, Bath Rt 2, tel Chandlerville. 
 twp Lynchburg, Sec 9 O400a (1890) 
 
 *Schaeffer, Charles B. (Lulu) Ch 
 Floyd, Ruby, Bazzell. Bath Rt 2, tel 
 Bath, twp Lynchburg, Sec 6 02% a 
 (1907) 
 
 *Schafer, Chas. (Anna) Mason City Rt 
 1, tel Mason City, twp Pennsylvania, 
 Sec 2 T240a Chas. McFadden (1895) 
 
 *Schafer, Fred Saidora Rt 1, tel Sai- 
 dora. twp Bath, See 9 O85a (1861) 
 
 Schafer, John Ch Edna, Mason City Rt 
 1, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 2 T240a 
 Chester McFadden (1885) 
 
 Schafer, John, Saidora Rt 1, tel, Sai- 
 dora, twp Bath, Sec 9 O85a (1879) 
 
 Schaub, Lucas (Annie) Ch Richard. 
 Edward, Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason 
 City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 24 O166a 
 (1916) 
 
 Schierbeck, A. W. (Millie) Ch Larina, 
 Havana Rt 1, twp Havana. Sec 12 
 T106a W. Evers Estate 
 
 Schierbeck, Mrs. Minnie Ch Harmon, 
 Richard, Havana Rt 2, twp Havana, 
 Sec 27 N O193a (1872) 
 
 Schilling, Jacob (Eva) Ch Eleanor, 
 Evelyn, Vera, Wanita, Havana Rt 4, 
 twp Havana, S'ec 32 N T205a J. M. 
 Schilling (1908) 
 
 Schilling, Jacob, Havana Rt 4, twp 
 Havana, Sec 33 N, TllOa Schimer- 
 horn Estate (1907) 
 
 Schmuch, A. J. (Edna) Topeka Rt 2, ' 
 tel Topeka, twp Quiver, Sec 17 T420a 
 Robert Himmel (1904) 
 
 Schmick, Oscar (Bessie) Ch Myrtle, 
 Arthur, Buddie, Topeka Rt 2, tel To- 
 peka, twp Quiver, S'ec 27 T500a 
 Thos. Palm (1875) 
 
 *Schmidt, Chris (Katherine) Mason 
 City, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 30 T193a Henry Himmel 
 
 (1888) 
 
 *Schmidt, Dietrich (Clara) Forest 
 City, tel Forest City, twp Pennsyl- 
 vania, Sec 5 T440a Ehler Schmidt Es- 
 tate (1892) 
 
 Schmidt, Louis (Addie) Ch Gladys, 
 Ruby, Havana, twp Havana, Sec 5 
 T350a Ernst Behr (1886) 
 
 *Schnelle, Fred (Martha) Ch Ruth, 
 Velma, Topeka, tel Topeka, twp 
 Quiver, Sec 3u O80a (1875) 
 
 *Schoonover, Clarence (Belle) Ch Wil- 
 bur, Mason City Rt 5, tel Teheran, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 9 T200a 
 Robert Schoonover (1889) 
 
 *Schoonover, Ezra (Allie) Saidora, tel 
 Saidora. twp Bath, Sec 21 S' O40a 
 T180a Thos. Adkins (1880) 
 
 Schoonover, John, Jr. (Myrtle) Ch 
 Stewart, Lillian, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath. 
 twp Bath, Sec 34 T3a John Schoono- 
 ver (1880) 
 
 Schoonover, John V. (Betsy") Ch Louis, 
 Eath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 
 34 O360a (1846) 
 
 Schoonover, Mrs. Marian Saidora Rt 1, 
 twp Bath, Sec 19 O20a (1853)
 
 242 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Sc boon over, Robert (Mary) Ch Will- 
 iam, Bessie, Elsie, Lottie, Mason 
 City Rt 5, tel Mason City, twp Penn- 
 sylvania, Sec 17 O440a (1857) 
 
 *Schoonover, Smith (Lucy) Ch Carl, 
 Lela, Thelma, Mason City Rt 5, tel 
 Mason City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 
 17 O300a (1867) 
 
 Schoonover, W. C. Ch Arthur, Ruby, 
 Bath Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 19 T90a 
 Mrs. Schoonover (1876) 
 
 Schrader, Fred (Margarite) Ch Wini- 
 fred, Mason City Rt 5, tel Forest 
 City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 10 
 T160a Ben McFadden (1910) 
 
 Schrader, H. (Emma) Ch John, 
 George, Frank, Leives, Manito Rt 1, 
 tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 1 O160a 
 (1908) 
 
 *Schussele, Chas. (Rebecca) Ch Paul, 
 Lizzie, Mason City Rt 5, tel Teheran, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 5 O80a 
 (1853) 
 
 *Schussele, Henry (Hattie) Ch 
 Luella, Henry, Delia, Nellie, Easton 
 Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Sherman, Sec 
 25 O196a (1859) 
 
 Schults, Joseph (Mary) Ch Robert, 
 Oscar, Ernest, Ida, Guy, Calvin, 
 Olive, Bath Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 35 
 O200a (1870) 
 
 Schulz, Edward (Effie) Ch Stanley, Al- 
 fred, Herbert, Helen, Mason City Rt 
 1, tel Mason City, twp Pennsylvania 
 Sec 13 T160a Henry Booth (1889) 
 
 *Schulz, Rudolph (Lena) Ch Oscar, 
 Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp 
 Salt Creek, Sec 34 O153a (1899) 
 
 *Schuster, Frank (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Gwendolyn, Mason City Rt 1, tel Ma- 
 son City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 17 
 O240a (1884) 
 
 Schwering, Mrs. Anna Ch Benjamin, 
 William, Emma, Kathryn, Frieda, 
 I'rma, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath. 
 Sec 29 O240a (1883) 
 
 Scott, W. H. (Jennie) Ch Virgil, Her- 
 schal, Thelma, Zelma, Leslie, San 
 Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, twp Aliens 
 Grove, Sec 3 Manager of Allen Farm- 
 ers Elev. Co (1876) 
 
 *Sears, E. A. (Dora) Ch Maria, 
 Charles, Evelyn, John, Easton Rt 1, 
 tel Easton, twp Crane Creek, Sec 21 
 O237a (1866) 
 
 *Sears, M. O. (Alta) Ch Albert, Frank, 
 Mary, Kilbourne Rt 2, tel Easton, 
 twp Crane Creek, Stec 20 O160a 
 (1868) 
 
 Sears, Mary Kilbourne, tel Kilbourne, 
 twp Kilbourne, Sec 26 O397a (1838) 
 
 Seely, Jonathan (Fronia) Ch Clara, 
 Virgil, Ben, Roy, Ray, Ettie, Gertie, 
 Lester, Topeka Rt 2, tel Manito, twp 
 Manito, Sec 23 O440a (1861) 
 
 Sellers, J. L. (Malissa) Ch Albert, 
 Carl, Edgar, Wilfred, Delmer, San 
 Jose, tel San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, 
 Sec 1 T80a Mrs. Frank Biggs (1884) 
 
 THE OLD ABBOTT HOMESTEAD . (LYNCHBURG TWP). THE LAND" WAS PURCHASED 
 FROM THE GOVERNMENT FOR $1.25 AN ACRE INil844 BYiHENRY ABBOTT j ^ 
 WHO CAME TO AMERICA FROM EN6LAND.I.FOURTH GENERATION -.1^ 
 NOW LIVING ON THAILAND.
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 243 
 
 *Sehierbeck, H. L. (Anna) Ch Harold, 
 Topeka Rt 1, tel Topeka, twp Quiver, 
 Sec 25 T160a J. W. McHarry (1883) 
 
 Severns, Harry (Lila) Mason City Rt 
 5, tel Mason City, twp Pennsylvania, 
 Sec 25 O80a (1888) 
 
 *Severns, Henry E. (Sarah) Ch Will- 
 iam, Ruby, Easton Rt 2, tel Easton. 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 18 T200a Mrs. 
 Marion Furre (1907) 
 
 *Shankland, J. E. (Catherine) Ch 
 Lysle, Freeman, Milford, San Jose, 
 tel San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 
 1 (1905) 
 
 *Sharp, J. M. (Katie) New Holland, tel 
 Mason City, twp Mason City, Sec 
 29 O200a (1877) 
 
 Shaugo, G. W. (Cora) Ch Helen, Mason 
 City Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp Aliens 
 Grove, Sec 16 T80a Jackson Round- 
 tree (1881) 
 
 *Shaugo, J. H. Ch Arthur, Hazel, Ma- 
 son City Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp 
 Aliens Grove, S'ec 9 T178a John 
 Hauchens (1877) 
 
 Shay, Samuel (Anna) Mason City Rt 3, 
 tel Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, 
 Sec 27 T120a Wm. Becker (1917) 
 
 Sherer, D. A. (Harriet) Ch Stanley, 
 Marion, Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest 
 City, twp Forest City, Sec 7 T240a 
 S. E. Barnes (1892) 
 
 *Shipp, C. L. (Ella) Ch Doyne, Alma, 
 Poplar City Rt 1, tel Easton, twp 
 Sherman, Sec 32 T215a T. C. Easton 
 Estate (1895) 
 
 *Shirley, John (Anna) Ch lone, Bath 
 Rt 2, tel Bath, twp Lynchburg, Sec 
 4 O40a (1872) 
 
 Shoemaker, Chas. H. (Minnie) Ch 
 Edith, Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kilbourne, 
 twp Bath, Sec 13 Foreman (1870) 
 
 Shoemaker, L. P. Ch Orval, Dorothy, 
 Doris, Gilbert, Herbert, Saidora Rt 1, 
 tel Saidora, twp Bath, Sec 20 T300a 
 Thos. Adkins (1873) 
 
 Shore, J. W. (Viola) Ch William, 
 Harry, Philip, Annie, Easton Rt 1, 
 tel Easton, twp Crane Creek, Sec 11 
 Tla Mary Depue (1914) 
 
 Shore, William C. (Elizabeth) Ch 
 Mary, lona, Easton Rt 1, twp Crane 
 Creek, Sec 14 (1902) 
 
 *Short, Roy (Cora) Ch Myrhl, Phyllis, 
 Velma, Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason 
 City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 13 T200a 
 Geo. L. Short (1877) 
 
 *Showwalter, Albert (Carrie) Easton 
 Rt 1, tel Easton, twp Crane Creek, 
 Sec 14 (1894) 
 
 Showwalter, G. W. Ch Ledru, Leora, 
 Neoma, Alfred, Floyd, Easton Rt 2, 
 tel Easton, twp; Sherman, Sec 9 
 T200a Sue Kiesler (1893) 
 
 Showwalter, N. (Maggie) Ch George, 
 Virgil, Kilbourne Rt 2, tel Easton 
 twp Kilbourne, Sec 13 T120a J. D. 
 Perkins & Geo. A. Crane (1914) 
 
 Shropshire, John (Laura) Ch Mary, Al- 
 len, Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason City, 
 twp Salt Creek, Sec 28 Farmhand for 
 Phil Burnham (1917) 
 
 Shultz, John W. (Vera) Ch Evelyn, 
 Harry, Mildred, Gladys, Floyd, Wal- 
 ter, Joseph, Kilbourne Rt 2, tel Kil- 
 bourne, twp Kilbourne, S'ec 23 O80a 
 (1879) 
 
 Shute, F. C. (Eliza) Easton Rt 1, tel 
 
 Easton, twp Crane Creek, Sec 2 
 
 0147a (1880) 
 Shute, Harry F. (Nell) Ch Frank, Don, 
 
 Easton Rt 1, tel Easton, twp Crane 
 
 Creek, Sec 3 T200a F. C. Shute 
 
 (1916) 
 *Shute, John A. (Jessie) Easton Rt 1, 
 
 twp Crane Creek, Sec 3 O200a 
 
 (1891) 
 
 Sidebottom, Irvin (Laura) Forest City 
 Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp Forest 
 City, Sec 23 T160a Clarence Lux 
 (1910) 
 
 *Siegrist, E. J. (Julia) Ch Gladys, 
 Damon, Donald, Dorothy, San Jose 
 Rt 2, tel San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, 
 Sec 2 O160a (1887) 
 
 Siebenborn, Geo. H. Ch Blanche Clyde, 
 Topeka R 2, tel Topeka, twp Quiver, 
 Sec 29 T200a Fred Fette (1865) 
 
 *Siebenborn, O. H. (Eliza) Ch Hazel, 
 Topeka Rt 1, tel Topeka, twp Quiver, 
 Sec 28 T255a Estate of Chrlstiau 
 Siebenborn (1874) 
 
 *Sielschott, George (Myrtle) Ch 
 Adolph, Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kil- 
 bourne, twp Bath, Sec 1 S O240a 
 (1886) 
 
 Siltman, August H. (Fannie) Ch 
 George, John, Alfred, Verna, Joseph, 
 Maggie, Marie, Frank, Esther, Ger- 
 trude, Alta, Saidora Rt 1, tel Bath, 
 twp Lynchburg Sec 24 ^-20a (1913) 
 
 Siltman, George H. (Emma) Ch Ray- 
 mond, Floyd, Helen, George, Saidora 
 Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 22 S' T126a 
 Thos. Adkins (1891)
 
 244 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Siltman, Henry (Lydia) Ch Louie, 
 Henry, Mason City Rt 5, tel Mason 
 City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 20 
 0160a (1884) 
 
 Siltman, Henry (Anna) Saidora Rt 1, 
 tel Saidora, twp Bath, Sec 32 O160a 
 (1867) 
 
 Siltman, John (Nettie) Ch Eula, Hilda, 
 Saidora Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 7 T520a 
 J. J. Bell (1893) 
 
 Siltman, Louis (Marie) Ch Helena, 
 Irene, Frieda, Clarence, Harry, Ha- 
 vana Rt 2, twp Havana, Sec 28 N 
 T160a Chris Tegedes (1881) 
 
 Siltman, W. L. (Anna) Ch Harold, 
 Louis, Marguerite, Mable, Donald, 
 Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 
 5 O80a (1879) 
 
 Sinclair, R. J. (Clara) Ch Gladys, 
 Harold, Floyd, Topeka Rt 2, tel To- 
 peka, twp Quiver, Sec 32 T480a F. C. 
 Zellar (1893) 
 
 Singler, Clarence F. (Bertha) Ch Del- 
 bert, Elvin, Mason City Rt 5, tel For- 
 est City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 3 
 T120a B. McFadden (1889) 
 
 Sisson, Harvey (Nina) Ch Geneva, 
 Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, Sec 33 T375a M. 
 L. Sisson (1893) 
 
 Sisson, M. L. (Caroline) Ch Ralph, 
 Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath, S'ec 
 28 O360a (1844) 
 
 Sisson, Stanton (Melissa) Ch Cecil, 
 Emma, Arthur, Russell, Ethel, Bath 
 Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 20 
 O360a (1871) 
 
 Session, Thomas (Lucy) Ch Edith, 
 Annie, Orie, Henry, Howard, Delia, 
 Harold, Floyd, Saidora Rt 1, twp 
 Bath, Farmhand for H. W. Davis 
 (1910) 
 
 *Skaggs, Crawford (Emma) Ch Lyle, 
 Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason City, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 23 T80a Fred 
 Peplow (1917) 
 
 *Skaggs, Robert L. (Mary) Ch Homer, 
 Robert, Moses, Ella, Fred, Nora, 
 Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason City, 
 twp Salt Creek, Sec 26 T315a John 
 Brunkhorst (1905) 
 
 Skaggs, Ryal (May) Ch Maria, To- 
 peka Rt 1, twp Quiver, Sec 31 Farm- 
 hand for Burt Smith (1910) 
 
 *Smith, A. B. (Elsie) Ch Elsie, Fran- 
 cis, Topeka, tel Topeka, twp Quivers, 
 Sec 31 T390a S. W. Smith (1866) 
 
 Smith, Mrs. Anna Ch Mary, Alta, Ma- 
 son City Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp 
 Pennsylvania, Sec 36 O160a (1873) 
 
 Smith, Asa L. (Anna) Ch Merle, Ma- 
 son City Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp 
 Mason City, Sec 28 T120a J. H. Dear- 
 born (1888) 
 
 *Smith, Carl (Carrie) Ch Orin, Iryill, 
 Easton, tel Easton, twp Sherman, 
 Sec 36 T187a Mrs. Samuels (1884) 
 
 Smith, Charles (Rachael) Ch Eugene, 
 Myrtle, Irene, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, 
 twp Bath, O120a (1864) 
 
 *Smith, D. W. (Myrtle) Ch Charles, 
 Fay, Easton Rt 1, tel Easton, twp 
 Crane Creek, Sec 3 OllOa (1879) 
 
 Smith, Dwight L. (Ethel) Ch Margaret, 
 Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason City, 
 twp Mason City, S'ec 29 T1125a J. H. 
 Dearborn (1892) 
 
 Smith, G. A. (Laura) Ch Mattie, Hat- 
 tie, Jessie, Howard, George, Mason 
 City Rt 2, tel Mason City twp Mason 
 City, Sec 28 T200a Dr. Cargal (1911) 
 
 Smith, George B. (Anna) Bath Rt 2, 
 tel Warren, twp Lynchburg, Sec 16 
 T120a J. W. Warren (1898) 
 
 *Smith, Edwin H. (Edith) Ch Isabelle, 
 Bernard, Geraldine, San Jose Rt t, 
 tel San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 
 25 T320a Geo. Smith (1888) 
 
 *Smith, Emery (Ethel) Ch John, 
 Alice, Esther, Kilbourne Rt 2, twp 
 Kilbourne, Sec 24 T182a Frank Ba- 
 ker (1884) 
 
 *Smith, E. W. (Myrtle) Ch Fay, 
 Charles, Easton Rt 1, tel Uaston, 
 twp Crane Creek, bee 3 OllOa 
 (1876) 
 
 Smith, Harry (Ida) Ch Zelda, Leola, 
 Howard, Elizabeth, San Jose Rt 2, 
 twp Aliens Grove, Sec 4 T244a Wm. 
 Dierr (1887) 
 
 Smith, Henry C. (Martha) Ch Dillard, 
 Nevia, Topeka Rt 1, tel Topeka, twp 
 Quivers, Sec 29 T301a James Cook 
 (1887) 
 
 Smith, Henry W. (Naomi) Ch Harvey, 
 John, Violet, Ruth, Mildred, Mar- 
 garet, Mason City Rt 5, tel Mason 
 City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 8 T160a 
 Frank Strickle (1877) 
 
 Smith, I. C. (Edith) Ch Lloyd, George, 
 Melvin, Lyman, Verla, Tillie, Bath 
 Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 14 
 T240a E. H. Clark (1883) 
 
 Smith, Ira (Josephine) Ch Marie, Dor- 
 othy, Clayton, Mason City Rt 1, tel 
 Mason City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 
 36 T80a Mrs. Wm. Cotrell (1886)
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 245 
 
 Smith, John Bath Rt 2, tel Warren, 
 twp Lynchburg, Sec 10 O79a (1856) 
 
 Smith, Joseph W. (Eliza) Mason City 
 Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, 
 Sec 31 O143a (1847) 
 
 Smith, L. H. (Maggie) Ch Inez, Elva, 
 Lasa, Wallace, Nelson, "Patterson 
 School Farm" Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, 
 twp Bath, Sec 25-SW O155a (1866) 
 
 *Smith, Oscar L. (Clara) Ch Edith, 
 Ethel, Gladys, Francis, Mason City 
 Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 18 T200a C. W. Wilson 
 (1901) 
 
 Smith, Richard (Marie) Mason City 
 Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, S'ec 19 T104a Mrs. Dr. Burn- 
 ham (1890) 
 
 Smith, Mrs. Riley Ch Esther, Clara, 
 John, William, Havana Rt 2, twp 
 Havana, Sec 29N O120a (1867) 
 
 Snyder, John (Margaret) Mason City 
 Rt 5, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 7 AbraLam Thompson 
 (1904) 
 
 Sonnemeyer, Mrs. Herman CL John, 
 Louis, Havana Rt 4, twp Havana, 
 Sec 33-N O160a (1873) 
 
 Sorenson, H. J. (Mary) Ch Raymond, 
 Herbert, Havana Rt 4, twp Havana, 
 Sec 7 il60a Mrs. Minnie Sullivan 
 (1900) 
 
 Spaits, Abraham (Ida) Ch Emma, 
 Helen, Harold, Frank, Margaret. 
 Fannie, Elsie, Manito Rt 1, tel For- 
 est City, twp Manito, Sec 16 T260a 
 John Spaits (1901) 
 
 Spaits, Edward Ch Mary, John, Rus- 
 sell, Manito Rt 1, twp Manito, S'ec 
 3 T120a Sam Spaits (1887) 
 
 Spaits, John (Margaret) Ch Samuel, 
 Edward, Emma, Abraham, Moses, 
 Ruth, Ruben, Amelia, Irene, Cyrine, 
 Manito Rt 1, tel Manito, twp Manito. 
 Sec 10 O80a (1867) 
 
 *Spaits, Moses (Bertha) Ch Virgie, 
 Mason City Rt 5, tel Mason City, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 28 T16Ca Sam 
 Spaits (1881) 
 
 *Spear, Bert (Ollie) Ch John, Mason 
 City Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt 
 Creek, Sec 17 T240a S'. B Spear 
 (1890) 
 
 Specketer, Fred (Regina) Ch Harry, 
 Helena, Julia, Nelda, Havana Rt 4, 
 twp Havana, S'ec 2 O320a (1887) 
 
 Speckman, Fred (Addie) Ch Irma. 
 Havana Rt 1, twp Havana, Sec 14 
 T225a Mrs. H. F. Speckman (1887) 
 
 Speckman, Mrs. H. F. Ch Edwin, 
 Havana Rt 1, twp Havana, Sec 14 
 O225a (1877) 
 
 Speckman, Peter Ch Edith, Havana 
 
 Rt 1, twp Havana, Sec 23-S' O330a 
 
 (1838) 
 Speckman, William (Alda) Havana Rt 
 
 1, twp Havana, Sec 14 T320a W. 
 
 Speckman Estate (1874) 
 
 *Spilker, Samuel (Charlotte) Ch Em- 
 ma, Henrietta, Alvin, Bath Rt 2, tel 
 Bath, twp Bath, S'ec 16 O200a (1872) 
 
 Speckeler, Gus (Bertha) Ch Eilen, 
 Forest City Rt 2, twp Manito, Sec 33 
 T226a Henry Mansfield (1889) 
 
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 246 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Spencer, Earl (Nellie) Ch Ernest, 
 Myrtle, Russell, Wilmer, Marjorie, 
 Bath Rt 2, tel Warren, twp Lynch- 
 burg, Sec 4 T78a Joseph Spencer 
 (1878) 
 
 Spencer, Lee (Nancy) Ch Roy, Ger- 
 trude, Anna, Nora, Vernies, Ara, 
 Mason City Rt 4, tel Mason City, 
 twp Salt Creek, Sec 17 T117a Mrs. A. 
 Emerick (1912) 
 
 *Spoede, Dick (Sophia) Ch Henry, 
 Edith, Havana Rt 1, tel Havana, twp 
 Bath, Sec 35-NE O220a (1863) 
 
 *Staging, Frank (Minnie) Ch Inez, 
 Imo, Bernice, Poplar City Rt 1, tel 
 Easton, twp Sherman, Sec 20 T200a 
 H. M. Staging (1880) 
 
 Staging, Mrs. Minnie Ch Henry, Fred, 
 Bertha, Kilbourne Rt 2, tel Kil- 
 bourne, twp Kilbourne, S'ec 10 O160a 
 (1857) 
 
 *Stansbury, Edward (Mary) Ch Henry, 
 Paulin, Martin, Eva, Carl San Jose 
 Rt 2, tel San Jose, twp Pennsyl- 
 vania, Sec 1 O80a (1885) 
 
 Starrett, Ray (May) Ch Helen, John, 
 Manito Rt 3, tel Manito, twp Manito, 
 Sec 5 T200a John Starrett (1893) 
 
 Steging, Carl (Susan) Ch Earl, Rob- 
 ert, Havana Rt 4, twp Havana, Sec 
 14 T300a Herman Steging (1889) 
 
 Steging, Edward H. (Retta) Havana 
 Rt 4, twp Havana, Sec 1 T190a H. N. 
 Steging (1886) 
 
 Steging, Herman H. (Louise) Havana 
 Rt 4, twp Havana, Sec 14 O640a 
 (1856) 
 
 Steging, H. N. (Katherine) Ch Clara, 
 Alma, Mabel, Havana Rt 4, twp Hav- 
 ana OGOOa 
 
 Steging, Herman (Iva) Havana Rt 4, 
 twp Havana, T300a Henry Steging 
 (1890) 
 
 -Stevens, Loyd (Ina) Ch Edwin, Eas- 
 ton Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Sherman, 
 Sec 23 T180a P. W. Stevens (1891) 
 
 Stewart, A. T. (Alice) Ch Fern, Victor, 
 Carl, Ernest, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, 
 twp Bath, Sec 34 T3a John S'choon- 
 over (1865) 
 
 Steward, William (Irene) Bath Rt 2, 
 tel Warren, twp Lynchburg, Sec 31- 
 NW Farmhand for Plennis Blunt 
 (1866) 
 
 *Stevens, George Jr. (Jessie) Ch John, 
 Bert, Mason City Rt 4, tel Mason 
 City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 31 T444a 
 Mrs. Cora N. Stevens (1907) 
 
 Stiller, James (Martha) Mason City 
 Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 5 Ol%a (1882) 
 
 Stinnett, Joseph (Hattie) Ch Bertus, 
 Raymond, Merle, Mason City Rt 2, 
 tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 
 13 T80a Oscar Martin (1903) 
 
 *Stockert, A. H. (Marcia) Ch Thomas, 
 Elizabeth, Topeka Rt 2, tel Topeka, 
 twp Quiver, Sec 30 T170a Elizabeth 
 Stockert (1875) 
 
 HOME OF J. W. WARREN Rt 2, BATH, ILL.
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 247 
 
 *Stone, John F. (Clara) Ch Howard, 
 Russell, Ruth, Florence, Mason City 
 Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, S'ec 32 O240a (1861) 
 
 Stroup, Chas. (Ida) Ch Lawrence, 
 George, Frank, Marie, Oliver, Ray- 
 mond, Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason 
 City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 25 
 T160a Sarah Slagel (1911) 
 
 Struber, J. D. (Catherine) Bath Rt 1, 
 tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 2 O220a 
 (1856) 
 
 Stoever, J. D. (Edith) Ch Alvin, Cor- 
 ena, Havana Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec ^6-N 
 T160a Estate of Henry Schmidt 
 ^1893) 
 
 Stone, Brady (Bessie) Ch Fannie, 
 Raymond, Howard, Wayne, Donald, 
 Veneta, Kilbourne Rt 2, tel Kil- 
 bourne, twp Crane Creek, Sec 7 
 0140a (1870) 
 
 Stone, C. C. (Clara) Ch Blanche, 
 Edna, Telda, Frank, Easton Rt 1, tel 
 Easton, twp Crane Creek, Sec 25 
 O180a (1867) 
 
 *Strader, Floyd (Nettie) Ch Deloris, 
 Virgil, Mason City Rt 4, tel Easton, 
 twp Salt Creek, Sec 6 T270a Carl 
 Hergert (1892) 
 
 *Straub, J. W. Mason City Rt 3, tel 
 
 Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 
 16 T120a Straub heirs (1881) 
 
 Strawbridge, George (Ella) Ch Mabel, 
 Roy, Lewis, George, Emma, Fay, 
 Edward, Tedd, Manito Rt 1, twp 
 Manito, Sec 26 T240a J. D. Philips 
 (1907) 
 
 Strawbi idge, Thomas (Ella) Forest 
 City Rt 2, tel Manito, twp Manito, 
 Sec 28 T160a Daily Bros. (1912) 
 
 Strube, Henry (Veda) Ch Carman, 
 Topeka Rt 1, twp Havana, Sec 36-N 
 T200a H. H. Strubo (1891) 
 
 Strube, Herman G. (Olive) Ch Glenn, 
 Topeka Rt 1, twp Havana, Sec 36-W 
 T200a Henry H. Strube (1886) 
 
 Sturgeon, Frank (Hazel) Ch Helen, 
 Carl, Mason City Rt 3, tol Mason 
 City, twp Mason City, Sec 16 Fore- 
 man for Frank Donovan, Jr. (1887) 
 
 Sublet, Otis (Ethel) Ch Louis, Frank, 
 Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason City, 
 twp Mason City, S'ec 22 T160a Isaac 
 Egglestone (1905) 
 
 Sullivan, Earl (Lillian) Mason City Rt 
 3, tel Mason City, twp Mason City, 
 Sec 3 T170a John and H. H. Lager 
 ^1895) 
 
 Sullivan, Eugene (Gertrude) Ch Har- 
 old, Marjorie, Mason City Rt 4, tel 
 Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 33 
 T175a Mrs. Z. T. Sullivan (1878) 
 
 Sullivan, James L. Mason City Rt 4, 
 twp Salt Creek, S'ec 32 T160a Z. 
 Sullivan (1889) 
 
 Sullivan, John (Minnie) Havana Rt 4, 
 twp Havana, Sec 7-S O177a (1903) 
 
 Sullivan, M. T. (Rena) Mason City Rt 
 3, tel Mason City, twp Mason City, 
 Sec 34 Foreman for H. N. Lager 
 (1867) 
 
 *Sumbach, Joseph (Eul) Ch Belle, 
 Verna, Fred, Easton Rt 2, tel Eas- 
 ton, twp Sherman, Sec 27 O200a 
 
 (1857) 
 
 Summers, E. L. (Sarah) Ch Wilnia, 
 Saidora Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Lynch- 
 burg, Sec 24 T400a C. H. Kriling 
 (1888) 
 
 Summers, F. R. (Isabelle) Ch Leta, 
 Loyd, Mason City Rt 1, tel Mason 
 City, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 17 O31a 
 (1859) 
 
 ^Summers, J. C. (Sadie) Ch Wallie, 
 L.ulu, Bath Rt 1, tel Kilbourne, twp 
 Bath, Sec 12 TlOOOa Bradley Poli- 
 conie Institute (1873) 
 
 *Summers, W. B. (Ethel) Ch Esteen, 
 Tone, Bath Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 13 
 TlOOa Bradley Pollconie Institute 
 (1894) 
 
 *Surface, J. M. (Minerva) Ch Charles, 
 Ralph, Mason City Rt 3, tel Mason 
 City, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 20 O220a 
 (1889) 
 
 *Sutter, A. E. (Emma) Ch Harold, 
 Helen, Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kilbourne, 
 twp Kilbourne, Sec 19 T200a John 
 Betzelberger (1886) 
 
 Swaar, Wm. M. (Lillie) Ch Mildred, 
 Fleda, Lloyd, Beatrice, Mac, Mason 
 City Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp Salt 
 Creek, S'ec 23 T360a H. M. Swaar 
 (1874) 
 
 ::; Swiger, David R. (Adeline) Ch Lloyd, 
 Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason City, 
 twp Salt Creek, Sec 34 T500a B. 
 Holbit Estate (1886)
 
 248 
 
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 Tackenberg, H. H. (Harriet) Havana 
 Rt 4, twp Havana, Sec 9 T320a C. 
 A. Yeager (1886) 
 
 *Tarrer, George (Marguerite) Ch Fan- 
 nie, Easton Rt 1, tel 'Easton, twp 
 Sherman, Sec 36 O480a (1854) 
 
 Taylor, Frank (Inez) Ch Wilber, 
 
 Zetta, Saidora Rt 1, tel Chandler- 
 
 ville, twp Lynchburg, Sec 18 T400a 
 W. K. Mertz (1888) 
 
 Taylor, G. W. (Julia) Ch William, 
 Gay, Bath Rt 2, tel Warren, twp 
 Lynchburg, Sec 4 Ola (1852) 
 
 Taylor, Jacob (Ida) Ch Anna, Saidora 
 Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Lynchburg, Sec 
 19 T400a Wm. Murtz (1862) 
 
 Taylor, J. H. (Caroline) Ch Harriet, 
 Virgie, Bath Rt 2, twp Lynchburg, 
 T8a L. H. Kramer (1883) 
 
 Taylor, Malon (Nellie) Ch Dwight, 
 Cecil, Paul, Teheran, twp Pennsyl- 
 vania, Sec 32 T a Mrs. Cox 
 
 Taylor, Thomas (Estella) Ch Zelma, 
 Fern, Burnel, Dalta, Plezzie, Basil, 
 Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, twp Lynchburg, 
 Sec 18 T160a Miss Alvera Sarff 
 (1882) 
 
 Teace, Patrick (Caroline) Ch Narbet, 
 John, Alice, Mason City Rt 2, tel 
 Mason City, twp Salt Creek, S'ec 34 
 T a Chas. Hull (1914) 
 
 Tegedes, A. J. (Elizabeth) Ch Edith, 
 Mabel, Walter, Havana Rt 2, twp 
 Havana, Sec 27-N T220a Henry Hahn 
 (1866) 
 
 Tegedes, Henry Havana Rt 4, twp 
 Havana, Sec 3 O160a (1862) 
 
 Thias, Fred (Lizzie) Ch Melvyh, Wes- 
 ley, Topeka Rt 1, tel Easton, twp 
 Quiver, Sec 33 T120a Henry Krup- 
 ple (1882) 
 
 Thies, George (Edith) Ch Gale, 
 Mason City Rt 5, tel Mason City, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 2 T220a Ben 
 McFadden (1885) 
 
 Thies, W. A. (Anna) Topeka Rt 1, tel 
 
 Easton, twp Forest City, S'ec 34 
 T240a Zurburg Estate (1880) 
 
 *Thomas, B. B. (Josie) Easton Rt 1, 
 tel Easton, twp Crane Creek, Sec 10 
 O200a (1883) 
 
 Thomas, Charles, Buelah) Ch Charles, 
 Margaret, Mason City Rt 2, tel Ma- 
 son City, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 27 
 T120a Wm. Becker (1904) 
 
 Thomas, Elias (Alice) Ch Raymond, 
 Eva, Cecil, James, Mason City Rt 5, 
 tel Teheran, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 
 21 Farmhand for Miles Van Horn 
 
 Thomas, Henry (Dora) Ch Cecil, Oran, 
 Norma, Katie, William, Lizzie, Oak- 
 ford Rt 1, tel Oakford, twp Crane 
 Creek, Sec 2 O40a (1915) 
 
 Thomas, Robert (Allie) Ch Ruby, 
 Easton Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Penn- 
 sylvania, Sec 30 O200a D. A. Lewis 
 (1912) 
 
 Thomas, T. W. (Ida) Ch Alma, Ruby, 
 Paul, Perry, Mason City Rt 1, twp 
 Mason City, Sec 32 Foreman for O. 
 L. Smith (1915) 
 
 Thomas, W. H. Kilbourne Rt 2, tel 
 Kilbourne, twp Kilbourne, Sec 13 
 O80a 
 
 Thompson, A. (Eva) Ch Walter, For- 
 est City Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp 
 Forest City, Sec 20 O160a (1915) 
 
 Thompson, Everett L. (Edna) Ch 
 Stanley, Pearl, Mason City Rt 2, twp 
 Salt Creek, Sec 13 Farmhand for 
 Bert Bowersock 
 
 Thompson, George (Anna) Ch Loren, 
 Burth, Bennie, John, Gail, Lela, 
 Geneva, Saidora Rt 1, twp Lynch- 
 burg, Sec 21 Ola (1898) 
 
 Thompson, George (Anna) Mason 
 City Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt 
 Creek, Sec 12 O160a (1877) 
 
 '"Thompson, Isaac N. (Nina) Ch 
 Amos, Frank, Mason City Rt 4, tel 
 Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 9 
 O160a (1859) 
 
 Thompson, J. W. (Josie) Ch Wanda, 
 John, Havana Rt 2, tel Topeka, twp 
 Quivers, Sec 2 T200a Havens Estate 
 (1865) 
 
 Tiedemann, August (Kathryn) Ch 
 Clara, Havana Rt 4, twp Havana, 
 Sec 7 O125a (1878) 
 
 Tisdale, Guy (Francis) Ch Chauncey, 
 Marjorie, Bath Rt 2, twp Bath, Sec 19 
 Farmhand for Notten Meyer (1898)
 
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 249 
 
 *Tisdale, Henry (Cora) Cli Perry, 
 Oliver, Theodore, Marie, Eva, May, 
 Lester, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp 
 Bath, Sec 20 T200a Dr. Ahson (1895) 
 
 Toland, John Ch Lila, Lela, Carl, 
 Elmer, Llyde, Holland, Floyd, Verna. 
 Bath Rt 2, tel Warren, twp Lynch- 
 burg, Sec 15 Farmhand for J. W. 
 Warren (1868) 
 
 *Tomlinson, Benjamin (Lrorena) Ch 
 Lela, Edith, Wyonne, Florence, 
 Harry, Emogene, Mason City Rt 5, 
 tel Mason City, twp Pennsylvania, 
 Sec 35 T160a Power heirs (1886) 
 
 Tomlinson, F. M. (Nellie) Ch Eliza- 
 beth, Madison, San Jose Rt 2, twp 
 Aliens Grove, Sec 33 T200a F. G. 
 Mell (1907) 
 
 *Tomlin, Elaine (Etta) Mason City Rt 
 5, tel Teheran, twp Pennsylvania, 
 Sec 20 O160a (1884) 
 
 *Tomlin, Dave B. (Harriet) Ch Wil- 
 liam, Orie, Grace, Eva, Mason City 
 Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, 
 S'ec 30 T524a J, McCarty heirs 
 (1879) 
 
 *Tomlin, G. A. (Pearl) Ch Lester, 
 Verna, Noah, Ruby, George, Easton 
 Rt 1, twp Sherman, Sec 28 T163a 
 A. Tomlin (1876) 
 
 Tomlin, Henry (Emma) Ch Ruby, 
 Alma, Grace, Mason City Rt 4, tel 
 Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 8 
 T200a E. B. Tomlin (1882) 
 
 Tomlin, James A. (Kate) Ch Maude, 
 Hazel, Carl, Leona, Myrtle, Mason 
 City Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt 
 Creek, Sec 8 O130a (1872) 
 
 *Tomlin, Luther W. Ch Fern, Ida, 
 Mason City Rt 4, tel Mason City, 
 twp S'alt Creek, Sec 5 T200a E. B. 
 Tomlin (1879) 
 
 *Tomlin, Ralph (Lottie) Ch Char- 
 lotte, Willard, Mason City Rt 3, tel 
 Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 
 28 T160a John Becker, Jr. (1892) 
 
 *Tomlin, Roscoe (Jessie) Ch John, 
 Dursolia, Easton Rt 1, tel Easton, 
 twp Crane Creek, Sec 2 O160a 
 (1889) 
 
 *Tomlin, Milton D. (Lena) Ch Marvin, 
 Bernard, Remona, Easton Rt 1, twp 
 Crane Creek, Sec 11 O280a (1879) 
 
 Torvin, Rockford (Lena) Ch George, 
 Gladys, Edward, Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, 
 twp Bath, Sec 18 T150a Thomas Bell 
 (1899) 
 
 Tracy, John (Jessie) Mason City, tel 
 Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 9 
 T200a G. Tracy Est. (1880; 
 
 Travis, D. J. (Mary) Chandlerville, tel 
 Chandlerville, twp Bath, Sec 30-SW 
 O113a (1898) 
 
 *Trimpe, Carl (Kathryn) Ch Wilbur, 
 Elvin, Melvin, Helen, Topeka Rt 1, 
 tel Topeka, twp Quiver, Sec 23 
 T161%a Mrs. Mary Trimpe (1884) 
 
 Trimpe, Gerhard (Elizabeth) Havana 
 Rt 1, twp Havana, Sec 18-S T280a 
 Mrs. Fred Speekman (1866) 
 
 Trimpe, Henry (Hannah) Ch Clarence, 
 Avault, Albert, Emma, Havana Rt 
 4, twp Havana, Sec 22-S T220a Mrs. 
 Aug. Hahn (1893) 
 
 Turley, Ora H. (Ora) Ch Henry, 
 Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason City, 
 twp S'alt Creek, Sec 36 Farmhand for 
 Martin Merritt (1914) 
 
 Turner, G. C. (Bessie) Ch Raymond, 
 Walter, Harold, Easton Rt 1, tel 
 Easton, twp Crane Creek, Sec 22 
 O140a (1886) 
 
 u 
 
 *Uken, John (Lizzie) Ch Myrtle, San 
 Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, twp Aliens 
 Grove, T320a A. E. Abbott Bros, 
 (1901) 
 
 *Umback, Joseph (Elice) Ch William, 
 Verna, Fred, Easton Rt 2, tel Easton, 
 twp Sherman, Sec 26 O160a (1865) 
 
 Umland, George W. (Annie) Ch Clar- 
 ence. Mabel. Alice, Havana Rt 4, twp 
 Havana, Sec 7 T120a Christina Um- 
 land (1880) 
 
 Underwood, L. J. (Lida) Ch Peal, 
 Christine, Gertrude, Easton, twp 
 Sherman, Sec 26 Farmhand for W. 
 W. Elmore (1914) 
 
 Underwood, Earl Manito Rt 1, tel For- 
 est City, twp Forest City, Sec 28 
 T120a E. O. Wally (1887) 
 
 *Utech, William (Katie) Ch Edna, 
 Lonie, Wesley, William, Mason City 
 Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 17 T160a James Ryan 
 (1913)
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Van Anken, John P. (Hattie) Ch Jes- 
 sie, Alva, Bath Rt 2, tel Bath, twp 
 Lynchburg, Sec 1, T160a J. Fletcher 
 (1866) 
 
 *Vanderveen, Ben (Maggie) Ch Ray- 
 mond, Marguerite, Lucille, Havana 
 Rt 1, tel Havana, twp Bath, Sec 27 
 O269a (1891) 
 
 Wannetten, C. N. Chandlerville, tel 
 
 Chandlerville, twp Bath, T180a Julia 
 Wheelock (1876) 
 
 *Vanetten, D. C. (Lillie) Ch Grace, 
 Minnie, Melvin, Frank, Bessie, Beu- 
 lah, Gay, Lillie, Wayne, Hazel, Eas- 
 ton Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Sherman, 
 Sec 23 O200a (1864) 
 
 Vanetten, Ed. (Ina) Ch Esther, Easton 
 Rt 1, tel Easton, twp Crane Creek, 
 Sec 15 T220a Amdy Damin (1894) 
 
 Vanetten, F. G. (Verna) Ch Donald, 
 Bath Rt 1, twp Havana, S'ec 31-S 
 T160a John Knupple Est. (1891) 
 
 VanEtten, H. M. (May) Ch Iva, Verla, 
 Adelia, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp 
 Bath, Sec 32 O80a (1876) 
 
 *Vanetten, J. D. (Katherine) Ch 
 Inez, Hazel, Lyle, Floyd, Easton Rt 
 1, tel Easton, twp Crane Creek, Sec 
 13 0325a (1859) 
 
 Vanetten, Joseph (Edith) Ch Russel, 
 Lester, Alice, Eliza, Ruby, Virgil, 
 Viola, Annia, Mason City Rt 5, tel 
 Teheran, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 21 
 Farmhand for J. H. Severn (1871) 
 
 *Vanetten, R. P. (Alice) Ch Evelyn, 
 Easton Rt 1, twp Crane Creek, Sec 
 13 T18a J. D. Vanetten (1885) 
 
 *Vanetten, W. S. (Mary) Ch Harold, 
 Agnes, "Clear View Farm" Bath Rt 
 2, tel Bath, twp Bath, Sec 30 O165a 
 (1861) 
 
 *Van Horn, Miles (Catherine) Ch 
 John, Ruth, Hildreth, Doris, Mason 
 City Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp 
 Pennsylvania, Sec 22 O400a (1864) 
 
 Vanleninghorn, Clarence Mason City 
 Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp Aliens 
 Grove, S'ec 20 T400a C. R. Wilson 
 (1874) 
 
 *Van Landingham, Earl (Edith) Ch 
 Carl, Mary, Margaret, Mason City Rt 
 2, twp Salt Creek, Sec 4 T400a John 
 Wakeman (1916) 
 
 Van Nattan, Frank (Ida) Ch Orval, 
 Susan, Edward, Vera, Mason City 
 Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp Aliens 
 Grove, Sec 20 T40a J. N. Knoles 
 (1907) 
 
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 251 
 
 Vanlandlngha'm, George (Mary) Ch 
 Mabel, Arthur, Nina, Viola, Earl, 
 Harold, Chester, Dorothea, Manito Rt 
 
 3, tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 31 
 T20a Prank Evens (1907) 
 
 Vanlandingham, Guy (Maggie) Ch 
 Hazel, Lemuel, Velma, Mason City 
 Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp Aliens 
 G-rove, Sec 20 T400a C. R. Wilson 
 (1885) 
 
 Vannattan, Russell (Martha) Ch Irene, 
 Ruby, San Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, 
 twp Pennsylvania, T80a Fred Pep- 
 low (1912) 
 
 Vanorman, Ford (Goldie) Ch Helen, 
 Vera, Wilbur, Forest City Rt 1, tel 
 Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec W 
 T160a S. B. Vanorman (1884) 
 
 Van Orman, O. O. (Maude) Ch Harry, 
 Lyle, San Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, 
 twp Aliens Grove, Sec 33 T160a Dr. 
 Keyes (1881) 
 
 Vaughn, C. A. Saidora Rt 1, tel Bath, 
 twp Lynchburg, Sec 14-SW OlOOa 
 (1858) 
 
 Vaughn, Chas. (Mabel) Mason City Rt 
 
 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, 
 Sec 16 T80a Thomas Street (1903) 
 
 *Vaughn, Rufus (Luella) Easton Rt 2, 
 tel Easton, twp Sherman, Sec 25 
 T160a John Whitehead (1908) 
 
 Vaught, Edward E. (Myrtle) Mason 
 City Rt 1, tel Mason City, twp 
 Pennsylvania, Sec 24 T120a, Mrs. 
 Rebecca Hess (1915) 
 
 Vecanen, C. E. (Mary) Ch Ruben, 
 Opal, Donald, Easton Rt 2, tel 
 
 Easton, twp Sherman, S'ec 12 T160a 
 Mr. Still (1896) 
 
 *Vehsloge, H. H., Jr. Bath Rt 1, tel 
 Warren, twp Bath, Sec 36-N T240a 
 H. H. Vehsloge, Sr. (1878) 
 
 Vehsloge, H. H. Sr., Ch Kate, Fred, 
 Havana Rt 1, tel Havana, twp Bath, 
 Sec 36-N O240a (1860) 
 
 Vehsloge, L. H. (Kathryen) Ch Eda, 
 Adolph, George, Irene, Havana Rt 1, 
 twp Havana, Sec 29-S T268a Mrs. 
 C. A. Wallace (1867) 
 
 Velde, Jacob (Marie) Ch Hattie, 
 Katherine, Jennie, Richard, "Pleas- 
 ant Hill" New Holland Rt 1, tel Ma- 
 son City, twp Mason City, Sec 24 
 O280a (1896) 
 
 -Velde, Leis D. (Helen) New Holland 
 Rt 1, tel New Holland, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 36 T2^a R. Geuther (1895) 
 
 Vice, Richard (Mary) Ch Lodema. 
 Charles, Ollie, Bessie, Goldie, Oren, 
 Forest City Rt 2, twp Manito, Sec 35 
 T160a L. B. Wagoner (1897) 
 
 Virgil, Joseph (Elice) Mason City Rt 
 5, tel Teheran, twp Pennsylvania, 
 Sec 29 T160a Lynn Est. 
 
 Vogel, Fred (Mabel) Ch Lawrence, 
 Floyd, Orval, Lester, William, 
 Eming, Josephine, Mabel, Elroy, 
 Manito Rt 1. tel Manito. t.wn Manito. 
 Sec 25 T200a H. Thomas (1906) 
 
 Vogel, John (Mary) Ch Virgil, Earl, 
 Zeltha, San Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, 
 twp Aliens Grove, Sec 31 T78a J. D. 
 Kane (1884) 
 
 Vogel, William (Mary) Ch Elmer, Nel- 
 son, Elnora, Manito Rt 1, tel Manito, 
 twp Manito, Sec 12 O120a (1887) 
 
 VornHolt, Louis (Nora) Mason City 
 Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp Salt 
 Creek, Sec 35 T80a W. F. Auxier 
 (1904) 
 
 "Manufacturers who have spent much time and large 
 sums of money to establish favorable reputations for 
 products bearing their names, or trade names, positively 
 cannot misrepresent their goods to the public, or allow their 
 lines to fall below the standards they have established."
 
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 * Wacker, John (Elizabeth) Ch Lenora, 
 San Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, twp 
 Aliens Grove, Sec 12 O80a (1907) 
 
 *Wahlert, Detriech (Maggie) Ch 
 Bertha, Herman, Grace, Mason City 
 Rt 5, tel Mason City, twp Penn- 
 sylvania, Sec 8 O160a (1887) 
 
 Wahlfeld, Gerhard (Emelia) Ch 
 George, Fred, Frank, Rudolph, John, 
 Henry, Elda, Topeka Rt 1, tel Forest 
 City, twp Forest City, Sec 26 O260a 
 (1852) 
 
 Waldmeier, Fred (Clara) Ch Mary, 
 Fred, Carl, Manito Rt 1. tel Forest 
 City, twp Forest City, Sec 22 T80a 
 Will Bishop (1915) 
 
 Waldmeier, H. J. (Nellie) Ch Mabel, 
 Jennie, Manito Rt 1, tel Manito, twp 
 Manito, Sec 25 T120a E. Whiteford 
 (1875) 
 
 Walker, Alex. (Mollie) Ch Garnet, 
 Lou, Emma, Howard, Easton Rt 2, 
 tel Easton, twp Sherman, Sec 23 
 T a Ira Bell employer (1917) 
 
 Walker, Chas. (Mary) Ch Frank, Ida, 
 Helen, Emil, Ottis, Mason City, twp 
 Pennsylvania, Sec 24 Farmhand for 
 Fred Hess (1906) 
 
 Walker, George C. (Nellie) Ch 
 Charles, Havana Rt 2, twp Havana, 
 Sec 27-N O170a (1857) 
 
 Walker, George (Bettie) Ch Lilly, 
 Clara, Pearl, Earl, Easton Rt 2, twp 
 Sherman, Sec 23 T a D. C. Van- 
 netten (1911) 
 
 * Walker, Miss Gertrude Ch Russell, 
 
 Kilbourne Rt 2, tel Kilhourne, twp 
 Kilbourne, Sec 15 O310a 
 
 Walker, John L. (Liza) Mason City 
 Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 14 T124a Hattie Walker 
 and Ida Donovan (1899) 
 
 *Walker, Thomas J. (Lula) Mason 
 City Rt 5, tel Mason City, twp 
 Pennsylvania, Sec 34 T240a Chas. 
 McHarry (1898) 
 
 *Wallace, Allen (i^llen) Ch Paul, Kil- 
 bourne Rt 1, twp Kilbourne, Sec 
 30 O330a (18C9) 
 
 * Wai lace, O. J. (Vada) Ch Olof, Vesta, 
 
 Kilbourne Rt 1, twp Kilbourne, Sec 
 6 T200a Allen Wallace (1888) 
 
 Wallace, C. A. (Carrie) Ch Mildred, 
 Wayne, Wyatt, Kilbourne Rt 1, tel 
 Cedar, twp Kilbourne, T150a Allen 
 Wallace (1884) 
 
 Wallace, John I. (Lota) Ch Helen, 
 William, Kilbourne, twp Kilbourne, 
 Sec 35 O214a (1885) 
 
 Wallbaum, Fred (Victoria) Ch Clar- 
 ence, Blanche, Louis, August, Hav- 
 ana Rt 2, twp Havana, Sec 28-N 
 T200a August Wallbaum (1885) 
 
 Wallbaum, Herman (Alma) Havana 
 Rt 1, twp Havana, Sec 20-S T220a 
 G. H. Wallbaum (1893) 
 
 Walraven, Carl (Cordia) Havana Rt 
 4, twp Havana, Sec 5 T449a F. & S. 
 Borgelt (1887) 
 
 Walser, Oscar (Rosa> Ch Frances, 
 Fern, Clanettie, Forest City Rt 2, tel 
 Forest City, twp Manito, Sec 10 
 T160a Mr. Heckman 
 
 *Walters, Chas. M. (Etta) Ch Carl, 
 Robert, Nelda, Mason City Rt 5, tel 
 Forest City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 
 9 T120a H. R. Northrop (1908) 
 
 *Walters, John (Alice) Ch Vertuice, 
 Mason City Rt 1, tol Mason City, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 2 T170a 
 Chas. McFadden (1889) 
 
 Walton, John E. (Eva) Ch Millie, 
 Mason City Rt 4, tel Mason City, 
 twp Salt Creek, Sec 12 T134a Eliza- 
 beth Van Horn (1877) 
 
 Ward, C. S. (Laura) Ch Arthur, Verda, 
 Bath Rt 2, tel W T arren, twp Lynch- 
 burg, Sec 8 T160a Mrs. Abner Sarff 
 (1891) 
 
 Warner, A. (Edna) Ch Walter, Fred, 
 Gladys, Forest City Rt 2, twp Man- 
 ito, S'ec 35 T160a John Ganson 
 (1887) 
 
 Warner, W. F. (Lois) Ch Nina, Karl, 
 Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest City, 
 twp Forest City, Sec 18 O160a 
 (1863) 
 
 Warren, Anthony (Sissie) Ch Alva, 
 Godfrey, Elmer, Mason City Rt 4, 
 tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 
 29 TlOOa Thomas McCarthy (1910)
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 "Warren, Elmer (Ida) Ch Vern, Guy, 
 Donald, Paul, Mason City Rt 1, tel 
 Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 29 
 T200a McCarty Estate (1890) 
 
 *Warren, J. W. (Amie) "Fairview 
 Farm" Bath Rt 2, tel Warren, twp 
 Lynchburg, Sec 11 O1085a (1869) 
 
 Warren, Vincent (Ruth) Bath Rt 2, 
 tel Chandlerville, twp Lynchburg, 
 Sec 10 T210a J. W. Warren (1889) 
 
 Warren, W. F. (Geneva) Bath Rt 2, 
 tel Warren, twp Lynchburg, Sec 4 
 T15a Mrs. Lena Schaad (1855) 
 
 Waterworth, James (Eva) Ch Lena, 
 Edna, Lizzie, May, Ruben, Reese, 
 Charles, Floyd, Easton Rt 1, tel 
 Easton, twp Carne Creek, Sec 21 
 O40a (1878) 
 
 Watson, Alex. (Mary) Ch Evelyn, 
 Kllbourne Rt 2, twp Kilbourne, Sec 
 26 T60a G. H. Eveland (1916) 
 
 Watkins, Frank Kilbourne, tel Kil- 
 bourne, twp Kilbourne, Sec 25 O160a 
 (1880) 
 
 * Watkins, Jeff (Margaret) Ch Archie, 
 Clarence, San Jose Rt 2, tel Mason 
 City, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 5 O200a 
 (1849) 
 
 *Watkins, J. F. (Nina) Mason City Rt 
 1, tel Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, 
 Sec 7 O120a (1891) 
 
 *V/atkins, Luster (Ida) Mason City Rt 
 1, tel Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, 
 ^ec 17 T80a Jeff Watkins (1893) 
 
 *Watkins, Walter J. San Jose Rt 1, 
 
 tel Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, 
 Sec 14 T120a Jeff Watkins (1888) 
 
 Webb, H. F. (Nettie) Ch Clark, Jennie, 
 Garnett, Mason City Rt 3, tel Mason 
 City, twp Mason City, Sec 4 T188a 
 Webb heirs (1877) 
 
 Weddle, R. J. (Sarah) Bath Rt 2, tel 
 
 Bath, twp Bath, Sec 19, T40a J. S. 
 Allen (1886) 
 
 Wehmhoff, Frank (Evelyn) Forest 
 City Rt 1, tel Forest City, twp Forest 
 City, Sec 22 T160a H. H. Wehmhoff 
 (1871) 
 
 Wehmhoff, H. H. Ch Margaret, Mary, 
 John, Katie, Amelia, George, Louis, 
 Frank, Tillie, Forest City Rt 1, tel 
 Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 22 
 O160a (1847) 
 
 Wemker, William (Kathryn) Ch Hilda, 
 Marie, Henry, Havana Rt 1, twp 
 Havana, Sec 18-S O200a (1889) 
 
 *Wendell, Viton (Ida) Ch Buelah, 
 Eileen, New Holland Rt 1, tel New 
 Holland, twp Mason City, Sec 25 
 T200a William L. Wendell (1903) 
 
 Wendt, Henry (Anna) Ch Harmon, 
 Topeka Rt 1, tel Topeka, twp Quiver, 
 Sec 24 T160a J. H. Strube (1890} 
 
 A PICNIC DINNER AT THE COUNTY FAIR.
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Wendt, William (Marie) Ch Edgar, 
 Raymond, Hilda, Velma, Havana Rt 
 1 f twp Havana, Sec 17-S T131a H. L. 
 Hahn (1890) 
 
 Werner, Wm. A. (Verna) Ch Ray, 
 Glenn, Loame, Ruth, Mason City Rt 
 2, tel Mason City, twp Salt Creek, 
 Sec 22 O80a (1869) 
 
 Wepner, August (Alice) Ch Leo, Ma- 
 linda, Mason City Rt 2, tel Mason 
 City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 25 Farm- 
 hand for Arthur Nance (1867) 
 
 *Wetzell, Henry (Hermina) Ch Harry, 
 Fred, Harley, Raymond, San Jose Rt 
 2, tel San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, 
 Sec 11 O160a (1867) 
 
 *Wetzell, John Ch Clarence, Natrona, 
 tel San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, S'ec 
 15 T240a Becker Est. (1870) 
 
 *Weyhrich, Adam (Mary) Ch Mamie, 
 Ray, Walter, Louise, Forest City Rt 
 1, tel Forest City, twp Forest City, 
 Sec 17 T200a Benn Schenck (1897) 
 
 Weyhrich, Henry (Reka) Ch Erma, 
 Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest City, 
 twp Forest City, Sec 8 T200a Henry 
 Steinmetz (1915) 
 
 Wheeler, H. T. (Sarah) Ch Charles, 
 Elsie, Forest City Box 107, twp 
 Forest City, Sec 7 O2a (1864) 
 
 Whitlow, Robert (Bell) Ch Oha, Bath 
 Rt 1, tel Bath, twp Bath, S'ec 17 
 T220a Frank Martin (1901) 
 
 Whitlow, Rue (Blanche) Ch Doris, 
 Easton Rt 1, twp Crane Creek, Sec 
 2 Farmhand for Roscoe Tomlin 
 (1904) 
 
 NMiituker, J. B. (ida) Ch Floyd, Mel- 
 da, Edith, Leslie, Forest City Rt 1, 
 tel Forest City, twp Forest City, 
 Sec 18 0152a (1864) 
 
 White, E. J. (Mary) Ch Virgie, Mabel, 
 Roy, Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest 
 City, twp Forest City, Sec 19 O160a 
 (1862) 
 
 White, J. A. (Josephine) Ch Hale, 
 Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest City, 
 twp Forest City, Sec 7 O2a (1867) 
 
 *White, Wilbur (Minnie) Ch Ray- 
 mond, Hale, Mason City Rt 4, tel 
 Mason City, twp Salt Creek, Sec 14 
 T160a Mrs. P. W. Riner (1902) 
 
 White, W. W. (Rebecca) Ch Maude, 
 Elsie, Olin, Forest City Rt 1, tel 
 Forest City, twp Forest City, Sec 20 
 O80a (1857) 
 
 Whitlow, Buckner (Edna) Ch Archie, 
 Easton Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Penn- 
 sylvania, S'ec 30 T40a Sarah Wagner 
 (1905) 
 
 *Whitehead, Charles (Vidia) Ch Eliza- 
 beth, May, Louise, Leslie, Ralph, 
 Easton, Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Sher- 
 man, Sec 25 O460a (1861) 
 
 EVANGELICAL CHURCH, BATH, ILL. 
 EZRA E. PLAPP, PASTOR
 
 MASON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 255 
 
 *Whitehead, James (Nancy) Ch Wil- 
 liam, Gladys, Saidora Rt 1, tel Bath, 
 twp Bath, Sec 6 O320a (1859) 
 
 *Whitehead, John (Addie) Ch Laura, 
 Glenn, Buelah, Easton Rt 2, tel 
 Easton, twp Sherman, Sec 25 O160a 
 (1879) 
 
 *Whiteley, Henry (Maggie) Ch Frank, 
 Kilbourne Rt 1, tel Kilbourne, twp 
 Kilbourne, Sec 5 T160a Ada Conklin 
 
 Widner, Benjamin (Clara) Ch Ruth, 
 Havana, twp Havana, Sec 7 T15a 
 Fred Fette (1910) 
 
 *Wieber, Louis H. (Jessie) Ch Del- 
 bert, Bath Rt 1, tel Saidora, twp 
 Bath, Sec 11 O400a (1881) 
 
 Wieburg, John (Sarah) Topeka Rt 1, 
 
 tel Topeka, twp Quiver, Sec 28 O95a 
 
 (1896) 
 'Wieburg, William (Verna) Topeka Rt 
 
 1, tel Topeka, twp Quivers, Sec 29 
 
 T95a J. F. Wieburg (1892) 
 
 *Wiemer, Fred W. Jr. (Etta) Ch Lav- 
 erne, Elden, Topeka Rt 1, tel Topeka, 
 twp Quivers, Sec 33 O80a (1881) 
 
 *Wiemer, Geo. H. (Mary) Ch Wesley, 
 Elva, Arlie, Elizabeth, Paul, Juan- 
 ita, Topeka Rt 1, tel Topeka, twp 
 Quivers, Sec 33 OlGOa (1868) 
 
 *Wiemer, John (Abbie) San Jose, tel 
 San Jose, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 36 
 050a (1860) 
 
 Wilcox, E. E. (Rose) Ch Cecil, Eliza, 
 Ethel, Nellie, Kenneth, Mason City, 
 twp Mason City, Sec 33 Foreman for 
 G. B. Mathers (1880) 
 
 Wilcox, F. E. (Leona) Ch Marguerite, 
 Ellen, Frank, Katherine, Mason City 
 Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Crane 
 Creek, Sec 36 OlOOa (1884) 
 
 Wilcox, Harvey (Margaret) Mason 
 City Rt 4, tel Mason City, twp Salt 
 Creek, Sec 31 O80a (1856) 
 
 Wilkinson, Thomas (Anna) Ch Fran- 
 cis, Maggie, Stanley, Easton Rt 1, 
 tel Easton, twp Sherman, Sec 34 
 T a Alonza Tomlin (1910) 
 
 Williams, Mrs. A. J. Ch Gertrude, Kil- 
 bourne Rt 2, tel Easton, twp Kil- 
 bourne, Sec 14 O160a 
 
 Williams, Carl (Anna) Poplar City Rt 
 1, twp Havana, Sec 27-S T280a H. 
 Prettyman (1916) 
 
 Williams, Curtis (Nettie) Ch Henry, 
 Bath Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 12 Farm- 
 hand for Summers (1886) 
 
 Williams, C. Ch Bertha, William, Kil- 
 bourne Rt 2, twp Kilbourne, Sec 12 
 O280a (1861) 
 
 Williams, Jas. (Effie) Ch Glenn, Fern, 
 Lola, Harry, Nelda, Guy, Kilbourne 
 Rt 1, twp Kilbourne, Sec 32 O5a 
 (1866) 
 
 Williams, J. M. (Vada) Ch Imogene, 
 Irene, Erla, Bath Rt 1, tel Bath, twp 
 Bath, Sec 17 T4a Thos. Daniel 
 (1907) 
 
 Williams, M. A. (Virgia) Ch Orville, 
 Alice, Lloyd, Elsa, Mildred, Eula, 
 Havana Rt 1, twp Havana, Sec 31-S 
 T166a Z. L. Reproat (1876) 
 
 Williams, Otto (Jessie) Kilbourne Rt 
 
 2, twp Kilbourne, Sec 14 T160a Mrs. 
 Peter Williams (1893) 
 
 Williams, William G. (Emma) Ch Eva, 
 Vida, Francis, Gilley, Forest City Rt 
 1, tel Forest City, twp Forest City, 
 Sec 7 O5a (1882) 
 
 Williamson, Charles W. (Sophia) To- 
 peka Rt 2, tel Topeka, twp Quivers, 
 Sec 17 TTOOa Fred Bubert (1900) 
 
 Williamson, I. N. Ch Gertrude, May, 
 James, Elizabeth, Jane, Ruth, Bes- 
 sie, Richard, Arthur, Topeka Rt 2, 
 tel Topeka, twp Quivers, Sec 9 T160a 
 Henry Engkle (1855) 
 
 Wills, Chas. (Elizabeth) Ch Paul, Ken- 
 neth, Carlos, Topeka Rt 1, tel Forest 
 City, twp Forest City, Sec 36 T360a 
 J. W. Harmel (1877) 
 
 Wilson, C. A. (Eva) Ch Mary, M- 
 lowe, Mabel, Marjorie, Manito Rt 3, 
 tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 23 
 T400a Mrs. Rose Wilson (1887) 
 
 Windsor, A. E. (Elizabeth) Havana, 
 twp Havana, Sec 21 O120a (1874) 
 
 Winklepleck, Warren Mason City Rt 4, 
 twp Salt Creek, Sec 32 O15a (1860) 
 
 Wiseman, James (Eva) Ch Ollie, 
 Marie* Edward, Ralph. Saidora Rt 1, 
 twp Bath, Sec 16 TlOOa Henry Buge 
 (1888) 
 
 Wistehuff. Chas. (Emma) Ch Clara. 
 Clyde, Carl, Ruth, Wayne, Manito Rt 
 
 3, tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 28 
 O109a (1905) 
 
 Witherell, Mrs. Emma Ch Gid, Fred, 
 Ethel, Kilbourne Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 
 35 T80a B. A. Samuel (1912) 
 
 *Wolf, John (Betty) Ch Lydia, Harold, 
 San Jose Rt 1, tel San Jose, twp 
 Aliens Grove, Sec 15 O188a (1888)
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Wolverton, Henry M. (Josie) Ch 
 Glenn, Kilbourne Rt 2, tel Kilbourne, 
 twp Kilbourne, Sec 22 O40a (1902) 
 
 Womack, John (Minnie) Ch Boyce, 
 Mason City Rt 5, tel Mason City, 
 twp Pennsylvania, Sec 36 T30a Mrs. 
 Louise Scoville (1908) 
 
 Wood, Fred M. (Eliza) Ch Roland, 
 Lois, William, San Jose Rt 1, tel San 
 Jose, twp Aliens Grove, Sec 22 T160a 
 P. A. Enlow (1881) 
 
 *Wood f Wm. (Sallie) Mason City Rt 3, 
 tel Mason City, twp Aliens Grove, 
 Sec 20 T200a P. A. Enlow (1868) 
 
 Woods, Alonzo (Emma) Ch James, 
 San Jose Rt 2, tel San Jose, twp 
 Aliens Grove, Sec 36 TlOOa O. S. 
 Biggs (1900) 
 
 Worner, Adam Ch Henry, August, 
 Minnie, Laura, Ettie, Manito Rt 1, 
 tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 14 
 O107a (1877) 
 
 Worner, Chas. (Julia) Ch Ernest, Nel- 
 son, Lester, Dillar, Forest City Rt 2, 
 tel Manito, twp Manito, Sec 15 
 OlOOa (1897) 
 
 Warner. Henry (Mary) Ch Harold. 
 Ruby, Wilfred, San Jose Rt 2, tel 
 
 Forest City, twp Manito, Sec 36 
 T240a Worner Estate (1892) 
 
 Wright, R. L. (Alberta) San Jose Rt 1. 
 twp Aliens Grove, Sec 27 T400a F. B. 
 Warton (1917) 
 
 Wright, W. H. (Effie) Bath Rt 2. twp 
 Lynchburg, Sec 4 O^a (1872) 
 
 Yardley, G. H. Ch Maude, Kilbourne 
 Rt 2, tel Kilbourne, twp Crane 
 Creek, Sec 19 O120 (1849) 
 
 Vetter, Clyde (Goldie) Ch Wave, 
 Havana Rt 4, twp Havana, Sec 8 
 T430a Joshua Yetter (1890) 
 
 Yetter, Joshua (Kathryn) Ch Orval, 
 Leo, Havana Rt 4, twp Havana, Sec 8 
 O430a (1862) 
 
 *Young, E. A. (Clarence) Topeka Rt 2, 
 *el Topeka, twp Quiver, Sec 16 
 T240a Mrs. Mary Henhorst 
 
 Young, Howard (Merl) Ch Richard, 
 Mason City Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp 
 Mason City, Sec 33 Farmhand for 
 Harry Carrgil (1892) 
 
 Young, William (Josie) Ch Mabel, 
 Raymond. Mason City Rt 1, tel 
 Mason City, twp Mason City, Sec 3i 
 T127a Mary Bird (1915) 
 
 Zeeck, Fred (Anna) Ch August, Hen- 
 rietta. Herbert, Baby, Bath Rt 1, tel 
 Bath, twp Bath, Sec 11 T280a Maggie 
 Kolves (1889) 
 
 Zeeck, Mrs. Louise Ch Louis, Havana 
 Rt 1, twp Bath, Sec 34 O280a (1876) 
 
 Zeieseiitz. Ben (Minnie) Topeka Rt 2, 
 tel Topeka. twp Quiver, Sec 19 T5a 
 August Messman (1884) 
 
 Zimmerman, Carl (Grace) Forest City 
 Rt 2, tel Forest City, twp Forest 
 City, Sec 18 Farmhand for W. A. 
 Proehl (X897) 
 
 Zimmerman, Mrs. Christina Ch Peter, 
 Herman, Jennie, Tiny, Leoda, Mason 
 
 City Rt 3, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 
 City, Sec 15 Ola (1885) 
 
 Zimmerman, Earl (Mabel) Ch Marie, 
 Pauline, Forest City Rt 1, tel Forest 
 City, twp Pennsylvania, Sec 6 TllOa 
 Etta Mason (1894) 
 
 *Zimmerman, Jacob (Kizziah) Ch 
 Lloyd, "Swings Grove" Mason City 
 Rt 2, tel Mason City, twp Mason 
 City, Sec 27 O200a (1865) 
 
 *Zurhorst, Richard (Wilhelmina) Ch 
 Marguerite, Walter, Bath Rt 1, tel 
 Bath, twp Bath, Sec 17 OlOa (1884) 
 
 Zurhorst, Herman (Marie) Ch Ed- 
 ward, Frederick, George, Elsie. 
 Saidora Rt 1, tel Saidora, twp Bath. 
 Sec 9-S O120a (1895)
 
 FAIRVIEW M. E. CHURCH 
 
 The Fairview M. E. Sunday 
 school was organized in the spring 
 of 1848, with Thomas Ainsworth 
 as superintendent; the teachers 
 were David Layman, William 
 Ainsworth, and grandfather, 
 Thomas Ainsworth. This was the 
 first Sunday school organized in 
 Lynchburg Township. 
 
 In 1849 Thomas Ainsworth 
 
 removed from the little log school 
 house to the new church building, 
 being the first church built south 
 of Havana, in Mason County. 
 The Fairview church and ceme- 
 tery stand on the corner of sec- 
 tions 10 and 15 of Lynchburg 
 Township. 
 
 The founders of the Fairview 
 M. E. church were Thomas Ains- 
 
 was elected superintendent of the 
 Sunday school held in the little 
 log school house, for the second 
 time. This little log school house 
 stood on the present site where the 
 Fairview school now stands, in 
 school district number four. 
 
 During the year of 1850 the 
 first Fairview M. E. church was 
 built and the Sundav school was 
 
 worth. William Ainsworth, John 
 W. Howarth, David Layman, 
 Samuel Layman, George Layman 
 and P. C. Bowen. The Rev. Peter 
 Cartwright, the famous itiner- 
 ant preacher, was the presiding 
 elder of this charge at that time. 
 In 1890, the new and present 
 Fairview church was built. 
 
 257
 
 M 
 
 HISTORY of MENARD COUNTY 
 
 KNARD county was originally a part of Sangamon county. 
 In 1839 the legislature subdivided Sangamon county and 
 Menard was one of the three counties cut off and named in 
 honor of Col. Pierre Menard, a Frenchman, who settled at 
 Kaskaski in 1790. He was so popular in his day with the people of 
 Illinois that when the convention 1 formed the constitution of the state, 
 a clause was included providing that any citizen of the U/tiited States 
 who had resided in the state for two years might be eligible to the 
 office of lieutenant governor. This was done in order that Col. Menard, 
 who had been naturalized only a year or two at the time, might be 
 made lieutenant governor. Menard and DuBois of Quebec in 1790 
 formed a partnership. For a number of years DuBois was government 
 agent for the Indians, and his candor and integrity soon won for him 
 the esteem and friendship of the Indian tribes. He could purchase 
 pelts and other wares to great advantage. He acquired considerable 
 fortune, but it was lost through his liberality in going security for his 
 friends. He died at the age of seventy-seven years in Tazewell county. 
 
 Of the 198,675 acres of land in the county there were in 1878, 169,- 
 282 under cultivation. Of this, 63,286 acres were in corn yielding 
 1,875,096 bushels. In the same year there were 8,989 acres of winter 
 wheat yielding 125,149 bushels, 891" acres of spring wheat yielding 
 6,244 bushels, 8,352 acres of oats producing 283,666 bushels, 10,168 
 acres of timothy yielding 14,542 tons of hay, 303 acres of Irish potatoes 
 producing 15,620 bushels, 1,464 acres of apple orchards yielding 56,157 
 bushels of apples. This all shows that Menard county has always been 
 agriculturally productive. 
 
 A number of settlements were made in other parts of old Sangamori 
 county before any were made in the limits of what is now Menard, and 
 there is no evidence that any one ever settled in the area of Menard 
 county before April, 1819, the first settler being Mr. John Clary, who 
 came with his family at the date just named. He settled in a grove 
 in the southwestern part of the county near the present site of the 
 village of Tallula. Mr. Clary built what was known to the pioneer set- 
 tlers as a three faced camp, which was a building with one entire side 
 open ; the open side serving as door, window and chimney. In front of 
 the open side was a pile of wood logs which served as fuel for cold 
 weather and cooking purposes in all seasons. 
 
 Not long after the Clary's settled in the grove, Mr. Solomon Pratt 
 with his family took up his residence near the Clary's. During the 
 fall of 1819 and the spring of 1820 a number of families came, among 
 them the Armstrongs, Greens and Spears. 
 
 The first marriage was John Jennison and Patsy McNabb. The 
 first death was an infant son of Jacob Boyer. 
 
 258
 
 The first schoolhouse was built at Sugar Grove township in 1822. 
 The text-books were few in number. The teacher made all the pens of 
 goose quills. The New Testament was used for a reader. James 
 McNabb was the first teacher. 
 
 The first preaching was in the cabin of Roland Grand by a man 
 by the name of Henderson. 
 
 The first postoffice in Menard county was established at Salem, 
 niid Col. Rogers was the first postmaster. His duties were not very 
 arduous, since newspapers were scarcely known in the west and but few 
 people ever received a letter. 
 
 In the fall of 1831 Abraham Lincoln came to Salem on his return 
 from a trip with a flat boat to New Orleans. This was his first visit 
 to the village. In the fall of 1831 Abraham Lincoln was appointed 
 postmaster at Salem, which position he held for several years. He was 
 a member of a company of one hundred men who answered the call 
 for volunteers for the Black Hawk war. He was elected captain of 
 the company. 
 
 During Lincoln's stay at Salem, especially the first few years, 
 there was a kind of a feud or rivalry between the Clary's Grove boys 
 and the River timber boys. Perhaps in the entire state there was not 
 a hardier set to be found than those Clary's Grove boys, and there was 
 no rowdyism or rivalry for a circuit of twenty miles with which they 
 were not in some way connected. Lincoln was always umpire, arbitra- 
 tor and judge and all of them had the most implicit confidence in his 
 honor and ability. 
 
 Lincoln became surveyor and in the discharge of the duties of 
 his office he visited every part of the county, for by him the entire 
 land of the county was surveyed. Almost his last work as surveyor 
 was laying out the present town of Petersburg. 
 
 Near the end of the Black Hawk war Mr. Lincoln became inter- 
 ested in Anna Rutledge, but in 1835 she died and it is said "The heart 
 of Lincoln was buried in the coffin of Anna Rutledge." Be this true 
 or not, a dark shadow seemed to be cast over him from which he fully 
 never emerged, and it is said by those who knew him that Lincoln 
 would often wander alone to her grave. 
 
 In 1834 when Abraham Lincoln was elected to the legislature he 
 walked to the seat of government, and one suit of home-spun jeans 
 was his outfit for the entire session. He was popular with all classes. 
 At one time his compass and chain were sold for debts and were bought 
 by Mr. James Short who at once handed them over to Mr. Lincoln 
 who gladly accepted them remarking "I'll do as much for you some 
 day." Firm and true to his words, after he became President of the 
 United States, he repaid the kindness by appointing Mr. Short to a 
 lucrative office. 
 
 On the highest bluff along the; Sangamon river were found a 
 number of Indian mounds. Arrow-heads, spear-points of flint and 
 stone axes were found on the surrounding surface. In some of the 
 mounds were found human skeletons; also specimens of pottery. 
 
 259
 
 After the first settlements were made in the limits of the county, 
 the Indians had nearly all been removed. A few were still in the 
 timbers of Indian Creek in the neighborhood of Indian Point. Two 
 old men Shick-Shack and Shambolee lived for a year or two in the 
 vicinity of the present town of Chandlerville. With them were a num- 
 ber of their relatives. Here Shick-Shack died and was buried and 
 the hill is still known as Shick-Shack Hill. After his death his friends 
 left the settlement and they were heard of no more. 
 
 There being no trouble with the Indians at the time of the settle- 
 ments, there was never any need of block houses or forts. At one time 
 while the Indian town was in Elkhart Grove a band of Indians coming 
 through carried off a young lady as prisoner. The first day she was 
 tied fast to a pony, but she had presence of mind and tore off parts of 
 her clothing, which she dropped at intervals when not watched by her 
 captors. This served to guide her friends to her rescue. The band 
 with their captain crossed the; Sangamon river almost east of where 
 Springfield now stands. It was near Williamsville that her father and 
 a few friends who were pursuing her came upon the Indians., When 
 she saw her rescuers she ran towards them. An Indian gave chase 
 and hurled his tomahawk at her, wounding her. She was restored to 
 her friends but it was a long time before she recovered. 
 
 The first two railroads to come into Sangamon county were the 
 Chicago and Alton and the Springfield and Northwestern. 
 
 From the very beginning, the inhabitants were interested in pro- 
 viding schools. The first rudely constructed building with log and 
 home made benches were the result of a great deal of sacrifice on the 
 part of the parents, but with the desire to give their children the best 
 that was possible in this new country. Books were scarce. To illustrate 
 the scarcity of books a little story is told of Lincoln. While at Salem 
 he took lessons from Mr. Graham in English grammar. He did not have 
 a book, but he learned that Mr. John Vance, then living seven miles 
 north of Salem, had a copy of Kirkhove's Grammar. Mr. Lincoln 
 walked barefooted the seven miles ami back, procured the book, 
 mastered its contents and then returned it. 
 
 Schools were supported by subscription, the charges being $1.50 
 to $2.50 per scholar for a term of three months, the school being in 
 session only during mid-winter; everyone was needed to take care 
 of the crops during the rest of the year. 
 
 2HW
 
 MENARD COUNTY. ILLINOIS 881 
 
 MENARD COUNTY FARMERS' DIRECTORY 
 
 ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DIRECTORY 
 
 a Acres; Ch Children; O Owner; T Tenant or Renter; tel Telephone; 
 twp Township; Sec Section; Rt. Rural Route; Name of wife follows direc- 
 tory name in parenthesis ( ) ; Figures at end of information year directory 
 name became a resident of county; Directory Name and Address are in holdface 
 type; (*) designates owner of an Automobile; (f) Owner of a Tractor. 
 
 EXAMPLE 
 
 *tAdams, Frank H. (Esther) Ch Mary, Petersburg Rt 1, tel Petersburg, twp 
 Athens, T640, Sec 10, Wm. H. Johnson (1872) 
 
 MEANS THAT 
 
 Frank H. Adams Name. 
 
 (*) Ji Owns an Automobile. 
 
 (f) Owns a Tractor. 
 
 (Esther) Wife's name. 
 
 Ch Mary Child named Mary. 
 
 Petersburg Rt 1 Postoffice, Petersburg R. F. D. 1. 
 
 T640a Tenant on 640 acres. 
 
 tel Petersburg On Petersburg Telephone Exchange. 
 
 twp Athens Lives in Athens township. 
 
 Sec 10 Section 10. 
 
 Wm. H. Johnson Owner's name. 
 
 (1872) Lived in county since 1872. 
 
 *Ackerman, E. J. (Fannie) Ch George, *Adams, Thomas (Ollie) Ch Clarence, 
 
 Marie, John, Elsie, Petersburg Rt Earl, Tallula Rt 3, twp Tallula, Sec 
 
 1, twp Tallula, Sec 2 T75a Helstern 15 T320a Peter R. Klein (1899) 
 
 Estate (1874) ._ . _. __ 
 
 Aden, John (Flora) Ch Herman, Henry, 
 
 Ackerman, Mary Ch Rinard, John, Rosa, Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, 
 
 Athens Rt 2, tel Sweet Water, twp Sec 3 O275a (1849) 
 Sugar Grove, Sec 5 and 8 O207a 
 
 (1871) *Aden, J. H. (Blenda) Ch John, At- 
 
 ter berry Rt 1, twp Petersburg, Sec 
 
 Ackerman, Rinard (Hermenia) Ch 5 O161a (1868) 
 Harold, Athens Rt 2, tel Sweet 
 
 Water,, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 5 *Aden, Matilda Ch Pauline, Petersburg 
 
 T207a Mary Ackerman Rt 2 tw P Atterberry, S'ec 9 O40a 
 
 (1858) 
 
 Adams, Alfred (Anna) Ch Dorothy, 
 
 Hazel, Mildred, Athens Rt 1, twp *Ahlrichs, Harm "Pleasant View 
 South Athens, Sec 2, T20a Eddy Farm" Petersburg Rt 1, twp Peters- 
 Franks (1911) burg, Sec 35 O95a (1877) 
 
 Adams, I. G. (Matilda) Greenview Rt Ahrenkiel, L. L. (Maria) Ch Irene, 
 
 2, twp Irish Grove, Sec 31 OlOa Helen, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atter- 
 (1894) berry, Sec 16 O39a (1884)
 
 262 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Alinger, Charles W. (Rachael) Fancy 
 Prairie Rt 1, tel Middletown, twp 
 Sugar Grove, Sec 1 O97a (1894) 
 
 Alinger, John H. (Delia) Ch Henry, 
 Fancy Prairie Rt 1, tel Middletown, 
 twp Sugar Grove, Sec 1 O80a (1877) 
 
 Alinger, Mary Fancy Prairie Rt 1, twp 
 Sugar Grove, Sec. 1 O35a (1894) 
 
 *Alkire, Ray (Mary) Greenview Rt 2, 
 twp Athens, Sec 1 O171a (1892) 
 
 Alkire, Thomas H. (Jessie) Ch Ray, 
 Athens Rt 2, tel Sweet Water, twp 
 Sugar Grove, Sec 5 T360a J. H. 
 Smith (1916) 
 
 Allen, Ed. (Mary) Ch Walter, Arthur, 
 Tallula Rt 2, twp Petersburg, Sec 
 29 T140a Mrs. Gum (1885) 
 
 'Allen, Edward (Lizzie) Ch Eli, "Mull- 
 berry Farm" Oakford Rt 1, twp At- 
 terberry, Sec 18 O45a (1864) 
 
 *Allen, John (Malinda) Ch Earl, Wil- 
 liam, Hattie, Alvie, Oakford, twp 
 Oakford, T325a S. F. Sparks (1861) 
 
 Allen, Milton (Kate) Ch Bernice, Ruth, 
 Aileen, Richard, Katherine, Tallula 
 Rt 2, twp West Petersburg, ' Sec 25 
 T30a H. W. Schafer (1887) 
 
 Altig, James P. (Edna) Ch Norma, 
 Bernice, Tailula Rt 2, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 33 T80a C. D. Gum (1882) 
 
 *Amerkamp, Dick (Belty) Ch Marie, 
 Herman, Greenview Rt 1, twp Irish 
 Grove-North, Sec 31 T187a Harmon 
 Amerkamp (1878) 
 
 Amerkamp, John (Ada) Greenview Rt 
 1, Irish Grove. Sec 6 T200a Harmon 
 Amerkamp (1879) 
 
 Ames, Herbert (Pearl) Ch Berniece, 
 Petersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 30 
 T a Geo. Robinson (1893) 
 
 Ames, James (Anna) Ch Wallace, 
 Alice, Edith, Petersburg Rt 2, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 2 TlOOa J. N. Rut- 
 ledge (1900) 
 
 Andreasen, Carl (Helene) Petersburg 
 
 Rt 1, twp Petersburg, Sec 33 T14a 
 
 Colby Estate (1905) 
 Armstrong, Geo. K. Ch Hannah, Marie, 
 
 "Plain View Farm" Oakford Rt 1, 
 
 twp Atterberry, Sec 7 T240a E. J. 
 
 Armstrong (1876) 
 Armstrong, John B. Atterberry Rt 20, 
 
 twp Atterberry, Sec 31 Farmhand 
 
 for H. E. Ensley (1874) 
 
 *Armstrong, J. S. (Maude) Ch Howard, 
 Susie, Oliver, Jeannette, Helen, 
 Oakford Rt 1, twp Atterberry, Sec 
 8 T170a E. J. Armstrong (1877) 
 
 Armstrong, Ryal (Martha) Ch Ed, 
 Lizza, Robert, Clarence, Oakford Rt 
 1, twp Oakford, Sec 14 O300a (1867) 
 
 *Armstrong, W. C. (Lucinda) Ch 
 Clement, Oakford Rt 1, twp Atter- 
 berry, Sec 8 T200a E. J. Armstrong 
 (1880) 
 
 Arum, Carl (Eva) Ch Gladys, Tallula 
 Rt 2, twp West Petersburg, Sec 15 
 T80a C. C. Juhl (1914) 
 
 *Artman, George (Lula) Ch Thelma, 
 Harta, Nellie, Jessie, George, Daniel, 
 "Pleasant Hill Farm" Atterberry Rt 
 1, twp Atterberry, Sec 20 OSoa 
 (1870) 
 
 *Artman, John (Lucinda) Ch Samuel, 
 Petersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 30 
 060a (1883) 
 
 Atterberry, Claude (Sella) Ch Gilbert, 
 Tallula Rt 2, twp Petersburg, Sec 18 
 T120a S'. E. Watkins (1883) 
 
 Atterberry, Daniel (Nora) Tallula Rt 1, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 25 O4a (1859) 
 
 Atterberry, Fred (Love) Ch Virgil, 
 Marie, Myril, Jerry, Widrow, Atter- 
 berry Rt 1, twp Petersburg, Sec 6 
 Ola (1877) 
 
 *Atterberry, Geo. D. (Anna) Ch 
 Charles, Beck, Florence, Goldie, At- 
 terberry, twp Atterberry, Sec 32 O3a 
 (1858) 
 
 *Atterberry, Harry O. (Goldie) Ch 
 Cyrus, Velda, Atterberry Rt 1, twp 
 Atterberry, Sec 31 O114%a (1884) 
 
 *Atterberry, L. L. Atterberry Rt 1, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 6 OSOa (1892) 
 
 *Atterberry, Peter C. (Mary) Ch 
 Laura, Peter, Atterberry Rt 1, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 6 O254a (1880) 
 
 Atterberry, P. T. (May) Ch Jessie, 
 Ralph, Neoma, Atterberry, twp At- 
 terberry, Sec 31 T40a Joseph Colson 
 (1887) 
 
 Atterberry, Roy (Lulu) Ch Paul, At- 
 terberry, twp Attelrberry, Sec 31 
 T a John Armstrong (1878) 
 
 -Austin, W. D. (Liza) Ch Russell, 
 Grace, Clara, Greenview Rt 1, twp 
 Irish Grove, Sec 17 O44a (1854) 
 
 Averbery, H. H. (Lizzie) Ch Helen, 
 Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, S'eo 
 16 T75a Zurstadt Estate (1900)
 
 MENARD COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 263 
 
 B 
 
 Backs, J. H. (Alvena) Petersburg Rt 
 2,, twp Atterberry, Sec 11 T120a 
 Lorena Senter (1887) 
 
 Bailey, E. O. (Ida) Ch John, Thomas, 
 Edna, May, Petersburg Rt 4, tel 
 Petersburg, twp Athens, Sec 18 T85a 
 W. H. Houghton (1878) 
 
 Bailey, J. C. (Alley) Petersburg Rt 6, 
 twp Athens, Sec 30 T77a Chas, Tuey 
 (1867) 
 
 *Baker, Grover I. (Daisy) Greenview 
 Rt 1, twp Irish Grove, Sec 4 T207 
 Dave Galliger (1917) 
 
 *Baker, Henry (Francis) Ch Lawrence, 
 Oakford, twp Oakford, Sec 14 O137a 
 (1860) 
 
 Baker, J. H. (Maggie) Ch Garrett, 
 Anna, Emma, Dick, Oakford Rt 1, 
 twp Oakford, Sec 15 O320a (1869) 
 
 Baker, John (Mary) Ch John, Peters- 
 burg Rt 5, twp Petersburg, Sec 33 
 T80a Leon L. Beard (1917) 
 
 Baker, William (Fannie) Ch Thelma, 
 Margaret, Athens Rt 1, twp Athens, 
 Sec 27 T166a John H. Cantrale 
 (1917) 
 
 Bale, Miss Alice Petersburg Rt 4, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 25 T28a Bale Estate 
 (1861) 
 
 Bale, Harris (Carrie) Ch Harry, Isa- 
 belle, Petersburg Rt 1, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 26 O98a (1869) 
 
 *Bale, Mrs. Mary E. Ch Ida, Cabanis, 
 Petersburg Rt 4, twp Petersburg, 
 Sec 25 O40a (1848) 
 
 Ball, Ed. (Eva) Ch Edith, Orval, Atter- 
 berry, twp Atterberry, Sec 31 T50a 
 Elias Watkins (1883) 
 
 Ball, Wm. (Alice) Ch Thomas, Wil- 
 liam, Dorothy, Petersburg Rt 3, twp 
 Athens, Sec 10 T116a Thos. Eckhoff 
 (Native Son) 
 
 Balster, Ben (Nellie) Ch Ermal, Emer- 
 son, Petersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, 
 Sec 21-22 'T135a Thomas Leemann 
 (1874) 
 
 *Balster, J. D. (Mary) Ch Anna, Pet- 
 ersburg Rt 5, twp Atterberry, Sec 
 26 OlOOa (1890) 
 
 Ealster, John D. (Hazel) Ch John, Tal- 
 lula Rt 1, twp Tallula, Sec 12 T175a 
 Spear Estate (1896) 
 
 *Balster, J. H. (Minnie) Ch Henry, 
 Louis, Katherine, Petersburg Rt 1, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 36 O208 (1881) 
 
 Balster, Louis F. (Mary) Petersburg 
 Rt 5, twp Atterberry, Sec 27 T80a 
 H. E. Ensley (1888) 
 
 *Balster, Thomas (Katie) Ch Kather- 
 ine, Irene, Petersburg Rt 6, twp 
 Athens, Sec 28 T193a H. Balster 
 (1880) 
 
 Barnett, A. L. (Demarious) Ch Orville, 
 Claude, Jesse, Charles, Marie, Mar- 
 dell, Edith, Lawrence, Greenview Rt 
 1, tel Greenview, twp Indian Creek, 
 Sec 12 T175a G. D. Warnsing (1896) 
 
 Barnett, Joseph (Lillie) Ch Vertus, 
 Calene, Greenview Rt 1, tel Green- 
 view, twp Indian Creek, Sec 12 
 T20Qa G. D. Warnsing (1896) 
 
 *Barney, A. E. (Harriett) Ch Mary, 
 Greenview Rt 1, twp Irish Grove, Sec 
 8 O106-2/3 (1859) 
 
 Barnsback, S. P. (Jennie) Ch Thomas, 
 Earl, Pearl, Athens Rt 1, twp South 
 Athens, Sec 12 OlOOa 
 
 Barr, Forrest J. (Katie) Athens Rt 1, 
 tel Williamsville, twp Fancy Prairie, 
 Sec 15 T420a Thomas Sudduth 
 (1916) 
 
 *Bartels, G. C. (Anna) Oakford Rt 1, 
 twp Oakford, Sec 12 T127a J. H. Bar- 
 tels (1880) 
 
 *Bast, Ernest R. (Leona) Ch Anna, 
 Elizabeth, Petersburg Rt 1, twp 
 Tallula,i Sec 10 T250a Mrs. Anna 
 Nollsch (1890) 
 
 Bates, Bradley W. (Martha) Ch Oscar, 
 Mattie, Fancy Prairie Rt 1, tel Mid- 
 dletown, twp Fancy Prairie, Sec 14 
 O160a (1849) 
 
 We Have 
 Reopened The 
 
 HOTEL 
 
 With a variety store in connection, at ATHENS, ILLINOIS. 
 Your patronage is solicited. 
 
 CHURCHILL'S
 
 264 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Batterton, Anderson (Viola) Ch Gil- 
 bert, Ethel, May, Thomas, Eliza, 
 Petersburg Rt 4, twp Athens, Sec 
 16 O33a (1869) 
 
 Batterton, E. W. (Ellen) Petersburg 
 Rt 4, tel Petersburg, twp Athens, 
 Sec 6 O77%a (1842) 
 
 Batterton, Harve (Lolie) Ch Mary, 
 Maudie, Leonard, Charles, Peters- 
 burg Rt 4, tel Petersburg, twp At- 
 hens, Sec 7 T a Alvy Tozer (1868) 
 
 Batterton, Homer (Nellie) "Home of 
 the Friendless" Petersburg Rt 4, 
 twp Athens, Sec 5 O160a (18) 
 
 Battoms, W. S. (Lavada) Ch Lona, 
 Clemmie, Ashland Rt 2, twp Tallula, 
 Sec 22 T200a Philip Klein (1915) 
 
 Baty, J. M. (Anna) Tallula Rt 1, twp 
 Tallula, Sec 11 T160a John G. Hin- 
 rick (1917) 
 
 Baum, Henry (Alice) Ch Maggie, 
 Clarence, Leon, Ruth, Maude, Peters- 
 burg Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 27 O114a 
 (1863) 
 
 Beard, E. S. (Mary) Ch Cleo, Lizzie, 
 Velda, Anna, Fanny, Dema, Mable, 
 George, Claude, Petersburg Rt 2, twp 
 Atterberry, Sec 22 T190a W. D. Mor- 
 ters (1900) 
 
 Beard, Mrs. H. A., Petersburg Rt 5, 
 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 22 O170a (1862) 
 *fBeard, Leon L. (Mary) Ch Anna, 
 Leona, Charles, Ralph, "Maple Side 
 Farm" Petersburg Rt 1, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 21 & 22 O165a (1882) 
 *Beauchamp, W. H. (E. May) Ch 
 Claude, "Maple Lawn Farm" Green- 
 view Rt 4, twp West Greenview, Sec 
 22 O80a (1880) 
 
 *Beauchamp, Ward, Greenview Rt 4, 
 twp West Greenview, Sec 22 O80a 
 (1896) 
 
 Becker, Abram (Hazel) Ch Paul, 
 Fancy Prairie Rt 1, tel Middletown, 
 twp Sugar Grove, Sec 11 O80a 
 (1913) 
 
 Becker, C. D. (Clara) Ch Mary, Fancy 
 Prairie, twp Athens, O91a (1911) 
 
 Becker, J. E. (Mabel) Ch Hortense, 
 Ralph, Earl, Greenview Rt 3, twp 
 Irish Grove, Sec 23 T175a) Chas 
 Gibbs (1909) 
 
 *Becker, Peter (Elizabeth) Ch Elsie, 
 Margaret, Joseph, Tallula Rt 2, twp 
 West Petersburg, Sec 14 OllOa 
 (1890) 
 
 *Beek, Lee B. (Bertha) Ch John, Ena, 
 Dorothy, Elberta, Henry, Petersburg 
 Rt 1, twp Petersburg, Sec 35 & 25 
 O46a (1916) 
 
 *Beekman, J. C. (Kate) Petersburg Rt 
 1, twp Petersburg, Sec 27 T284a S. 
 S. Beekman (1875) 
 
 *Beggs & Hatch, Greenview, twp In- 
 dian Creek, Sec 32 
 
 Behrends, J. S. (Lena) Ch Elmer, Jes- 
 sie, Laura, Atterberry Rt 1, twp Pe- 
 tersburg, Sec 5 T160a G. Heyen 
 (1906) 
 
 Bell, C. J. (Alie) Ch Jesse, James, Wal- 
 ter. Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, 
 Sec 9 O15a (1853) 
 
 Bell, G. H. (Elizabeth) Ch Hazel, 
 Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 
 16 TllOa Fred C. Scheriwise (1889) 
 
 Bell, T. E. (Ada) Ch Alice, Elsie, 
 Irinie, Tallula Rt 3, twp Tallula, 
 Sec 16 T160a J. Schnapp (1912) 
 
 Bell, W. F. (Lillie) Tallula Rt 1, twp 
 West Petersburg, Sec 38 T40a Stiltz 
 Bros. (1908) 
 
 Belto*i, Harland (Lizzie) Ch Thur- 
 man, Eddie, Eugene, Elizabeth, Tal- 
 lula Rt 3, twp Tallula, Sec 17 T80a 
 Ed. Trenary (1909) 
 
 Bennett, Buttlea, Tallula Rt 2, twp 
 West Petersburg, Sec 14 T a Pete 
 Becker (1896) 
 
 Bennett, Marshall (Pearl) Ch Mildred, 
 Greenview Rt 3, twp Irish Grove, 
 Sec 18 T a (1895) 
 
 Bennett, S. M. (Harriett) Ch Harry, 
 Amon, Athens Rt 2, twp South 
 Athens, Sec O90a (1870) 
 
 Benson, James (Alice) Ch Rainey, 
 Harriett, Tallula Rt 2, twp West 
 Petersburg, Sec 18 T120a Mrs. John 
 Nelson (1877) 
 
 Bergman, H. Y. (Love) Ch Alice, 
 Eliza, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atter- 
 berry, Sec 26 TlOOa E. E. Brass 
 (1882) 
 
 Berkley, Bert (Mattie) Ch Alta, Marie, 
 Carl, Ethel, Bethel, Claude, Peters- 
 burg Rt 7, twp Athens, Sec 4 & 9 
 T120a Catherine Sculley (1914) 
 
 *Bherns, George (Katie) Greenview Rt 
 1, twp Irsih Groves, Sec 5 T200a 
 John Bherns (1888) 
 
 Bherns, William (Anna) Ch William, 
 Anna, Carl, Lome, Francis, Green- 
 view Rt 3, twp Irish Grove, Sec 15 
 O430a (1862)
 
 MENARD COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 265 
 
 Binger, Antman (Matilda) Ch Moul- 
 ton, Goldie, Petersburg Rt 2, twp 
 Atterberry, Sec 15 O40a (1876) 
 
 Binger, George, Oakford Rt 1, twp 
 Atterberry, Sec 17 T80a J. Hannah 
 Wilken (1882) 
 
 *Birns, Robert T. (Addie) Ch Everett, 
 Glen, Edith, Helen, Robert, Alcie, 
 Greenview Rt 4, twp West Green- 
 view, Sec 22 T290a H. J. Tice (1878) 
 
 "Blakely, Oscar (Anna) Ch Hazel, 
 Archie, Alice, Desse, Kilbourne Rt 1, 
 tel Kilbourne, twp Kilbourne, Sec 8 
 O240a (1886) 
 
 Blankenspip, William Ch Arthur, Hol- 
 lis, Edith, Kennith, Fancy Prairie, 
 twp Athens, Sec 25 T a Ellen Coun- 
 cil (1864) 
 
 *Blood, O. J. (Mary) Ch France, Es- 
 ther, Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, 
 Sec 7 O29a (1876) 
 
 Bloom, Charles (Mary) Ch Rose, Jake, 
 Ralph, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atter- 
 berry, T302a George Bloom (1870) 
 
 Bloom, George (Elizabeth) Petersburg 
 Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec ?> O300a 
 (1854) 
 
 Blotcher, Dee (Mary) Tallula Rt 1, 
 twp West Petersburg, Sec 10 T80a 
 Walter Watkins (1913) 
 
 Blurton, Jim, Greenview Rt 3, twp 
 Irish Grove, Sec 21 T a Mr. H. 
 E-?gers (1889) 
 
 *fBocker, H. E. (Delia) Ch Russell, 
 Mildred, Tallula Rt 3, twp West Tal- 
 lula, Sec 14 T168a John C. Bocker 
 
 (1882) 
 
 Boehm, Otto (Minnie) Ch Edward, 
 Bennie, Bonnie, Lettie, Edna, Oak- 
 ford Rt 1, twp Atterberry, Sec 17 
 
 O188a (1867) 
 
 * Boehm, Gustave (Mary) Ch Eyelett, 
 Charles, Minnie, Rosa, Oakford Rt 1, 
 twp Atterberry, Sec 9, O80a (1866) 
 
 Boehm, Charles A. (Martha) Ch Ethel, 
 Oakford Rt 1, twp Atterberry, Sec 8 
 O80a (1857) 
 
 Boehm, Oren (Eliza) Ch Alice, Peters- 
 burg Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 16 
 T a J. T. Kincaid (1896) 
 
 Boehm, Powell G. (Dorthea) Oakford 
 Rt 1, twp Atterberry, Sec 9 T75a 
 Chas. Boehm (1893) 
 
 *Boeker, Ben (Elizabeth) Ch Harold, 
 Russell, Eugene, Oakford Rt 1, twp 
 Atterberry, Sec 7 T240a J. H. Boeker 
 (1886) 
 
 *Boeker, Carl L. (Laura) Ch Ruth, 
 Carl, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atter- 
 berry, Sec 11 T300a W. H. Boeker 
 (1892) 
 
 *Bceker, F. W. (Mertis) Ch Virgil, 
 Ruth, Oakford Rt 1, twp Atterberry, 
 Sec 7 OlOOa (1882) 
 
 W. V. HOAG AND HIS BLACKSMITH SHOP WITH RURAL CARRIER G W. STITH 
 AND HIS TEAM IN THE FOREGROUND
 
 266 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Boeker, W. C. (Martha) Ch Bennie, 
 Nervie, Oakford Rt 1, twp Atter- 
 berry, Sec 8 O500a 
 
 *Boeker, W. H. (Sarah) Ch Hubert, 
 "Elm Wood Seed Farm," Petersburg 
 Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 11 O510a 
 (1896) 
 
 *Bone, Keach (Judith) Ch Elizabeth, 
 Edgar, Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tal- 
 lula, Sec 14 O a (1884) 
 
 Bone, R. E. (Alice) Ch Wesley, "Bone- 
 hurst," Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tallula, 
 Sec 15 O302a (1862) 
 
 Bennett, L. F., Petersburg Rt 2, twp 
 Atterberry, Sec 10 O200a (1885) 
 
 *Bonnett, William E. (Matilda) Ch 
 Loyal, Cecil, Helen, Bessie, Claudie, 
 "Robinson Mills," Oakford Rt 1, twp 
 Oakford, Sec 27 O313a (1868) 
 
 Bote, Wm. (Ella) Ch Gerald, Tallula 
 Rt 2, twp West Petersburg, Sec 14 
 T200a Peter Becker (1908) 
 
 Bracken, J. N. (Sylvia) Ch Nellie, Tal- 
 lula, twp West Tallula, Sec 2 T40a v 
 Judy Estate (1917) 
 
 *Bradley, A. A. (Lucy) Ch Flora, 
 Marshall, Herschall, "Bradley Hill 
 Farm," Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, 
 Sec 18 O139a (1870) 
 
 *Bradley, Eliver (Nellie) Ch Phillip, 
 Greenview, twp Irish Grove, Sec 6 
 T305a Newt Bradley (1888) 
 
 * Bradley, James (1'ona) Ch Margaret, 
 Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, S'ec 9 
 T225a J. A. Bradley (1888) 
 
 *Bradley, J. A. (Effie) Ch Willis, Vir- 
 ginia, Petersburg Rt 5, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 14 O30a (1860) 
 
 *Bradley, Newton (Lillie) Ch Elmer, 
 Stella, Athens, twp Athens (1875) 
 
 *Bradley, Ray (Edith) Ch Donald, Mil- 
 dred, Dale, Petersburg Rt 2, twp 
 Athens, Sec 15 T80a J. A. Bradley 
 (1882) 
 
 Bradshaw, Asa (Myrtle) Ch Virgil, 
 Elija, Tallula Rt 2, twp West Peters- 
 burg, Sec 26 O120a (1902) 
 
 *Brandt, H. C. (Nancy) Ch Ora, Helen, 
 Lavan, Willie, Petersburg Rt 1, twp 
 TaJlula, Sec 23 T3a J. S,. Huril 
 (1891) 
 
 f*Brass, E. E. (Ella) Ch Genna, La- 
 verne, Jean, E. E., Maylou, Ward. 
 "Vinyard Hill Farm" Petersburg Rt 
 6, twp Petersburg, Sec 11 O44a 
 (1912) 
 
 Brenk, Martin, Petersburg Rt 3, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 13 T a (1884) 
 
 Brockman, James M. (Jean) Ch Helen, 
 Ervie, Clay, James, Bertha, Malcolm, 
 Frieda, Petersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, 
 Sec 33 T160a Mrs. Jas. Carney 
 (1910) 
 
 Brooks, J. A. (Clemma) Ch Gladys, 
 Helen, Ross, "Sunny Brook Farm" 
 Greenview Rt 4, tel Greenview, twp 
 Indian Creek, Sec 8 O90a (1886) 
 
 Brown, J. A. (Jennette) Ch Stanley, 
 Petersburg Rt 4, twp West Athens, 
 Sec 6 TlOOa Mrs. Hornbuckle (1916) 
 
 Brown, Harry (Edith) Ch Laura, 
 Harry, "Walnut Row St. Farm" Tal- 
 lula Rt 3, twp Tallula, Sec 17 & 20 
 O180a (1900) 
 
 *Bruner, Henry (Anna) Ch Paul, 
 Elmer, Tallula Rt 1, twp West 
 Petersburg, Sec 30 O316a (1881) 
 
 *Bryant, Therlbert (Rosa) Ch Russell, 
 Tallula Rt 3, twp Tallula, Sec 5 
 T178a Chas. Spears (1909) 
 
 Bucks, Mrs. Etta Ch George, Marie, 
 Martha, Harmon, Grace, James, Etta, 
 Irwin, Petersburg Rt 5, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 5 T160a D. C. Worthington 
 
 Bukley, Ben (Elsie) Ch Cyrus, Charles, 
 Helen, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 11 T36a H. H. Scherding 
 (1884) 
 
 Burrus, James Allen (Elizabeth) 
 Greenview Rt 4, tel Greenview, twp 
 Indian Creek, Sec 15 O175%a (1881) 
 
 *Busch, William (Helena) Ch August, 
 Harry, Eddie, Greenview Rt 3, twp 
 Irish Grove, Sec 24 O248a (1887) 
 
 " Consider carefully the fact that a portion of every 
 dollar spent in local stores finds its way to some essential 
 function for the support and development of the neighbor- 
 hood, the general prosperity of which you must necessarily 
 share in."
 
 MENARD COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 267 
 
 Caldwell, Fred (Louise) Petersburg 
 Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 33 Mrs. Anna 
 Rile (1895) 
 
 Caldwell, John Y. (Minnie) Ch Mary, 
 Jennie, Williamsville Rt 26, tel Wil- 
 liamsville, twp Fancy Prairie, Sec 
 30 O240a (1868) 
 
 Callahan, Daniel L. (Lillie) Greenview 
 Rt 2, tel Sweetwater, twp Sugar 
 Grove, Sec 3 O120a (1913) 
 
 Campbell, Forrest (Millie) Tallula Rt 
 1, twp Tallula, Sec 2 T640a Judy 
 Fist (1884) 
 
 *Campbell, Horace, Tallula Rt 2, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 27 T99a C. C. Camp- 
 bell (1893) 
 
 Campbell, John, Athens Rt 27, twp 
 South Athens, Sec 10 H. Miller 
 (1916) 
 
 'Campbell, Jim (Hattie) Ch Eva, Roy, 
 Petersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 30 
 
 Campbell, Vern (Lucile) Petersburg 
 Rt 6, twp Petersburg, Sec 30 T80a 
 Weterman Estate (1895) 
 
 Cantrall, Bertram (Ida) Ch Frank, 
 Lucille, Ruth, Lester, Athens Rt 2, 
 tel Sweetwater Edward Culver 
 (1870) 
 
 Cantrall, John H. (Kitty) Ch Florence, 
 Athens Rt 1, twp Athens, Sec 17 
 O445a Chas. Cantrall (1887) 
 
 Cantrall, Thos A. (Slyvia) Ch Roy, 
 Lula, Clyde, King, Mildred, Blanche, 
 Petersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 29 
 O60a (1876) 
 
 *Carson, Sr. Ruber (Rachel) Ch Ber- 
 tha, Tallula Rt 3, twp West Tallula, 
 Sec 23 O320a (1849) 
 
 Carter, Chas, (Cynthia) Ch Verna, 
 Sally Nettie, Christopher, Eula, Wil- 
 liam, Lowell, Gerald, Emery J., Oak- 
 ford Rt 1, twp Oakford, Sec 15 O140a 
 (1867) 
 
 Carver, Frank W. (Josephine) Ch Ina, 
 Gladys, Elman, Orville, Robert, 
 Greenview Rt 2, tel Sweetwater, H. 
 J. Marbold (1903) 
 
 Carroll, W. J. (Mitilda) Petersburg Rt 
 
 2, twp Petersburg, Sec 2 O80a (1865) 
 *Classens, F. G. H. (Tena) Tallula Rt 
 
 1, twp West Petersburg, Sec 10 
 O120a (1878) 
 
 Cassins, G. S. (Hattie) Ch Cyrus, Caro- 
 line. Atterberry Rt 1, twp Atter- 
 berry. Sec 31 O187.11a 
 
 Cassens, John H. (Anna) Ch Garrett, 
 Atterberry Rt 1, twp West Peters- 
 burg, Sec 10 O120a (1874) 
 
 Cassens, Lee (Hattie) Petersburg Rt 
 1, twp Petersburg, S'ec 34 T120a 
 Beckman Estate (1886) 
 
 Cave, Eugene (Hilda) Ch Otto, Lydia, 
 Nellie, Thelma, Tallula Rt 3, twp 
 West Tallula, Sec 24 T160a Ruben 
 Carson (1914) 
 
 Chesser, Henry A. (Anna L.) Ch 
 Hames E., Minnie, Maude, Henry, 
 Stevens, George, Oakford Rt 1, twp 
 Oakford, Sec 26 T8a Elmer Sapp 
 (1834) 
 
 Christie, Roscoe (Dora) Ch Perry, 
 
 Rue, Tallula Rt 3, twp Tallula, Sec 
 
 15 Tla Phil Klein (1913) 
 Clara, Mrs. A. M. Ch Maria, Tillie, 
 
 Jessie, Petersburg Rt 4, twp Athens, 
 
 Sec 21 O80a (1841) 
 Clark, Cecil R. (Katie) Ch James, 
 
 Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 5 
 
 T165a H. Clark (1894) 
 Clarke, C. C. (Minnie) Petersburg Rt 
 
 1, twp Tallula, Sec 3 O80a (1857) 
 *Clark, C. E. (Nina) Ch William. 
 
 Carroll, Marion, Petersburg Rt 6, 
 
 twp Athens, W. A. Clark (1886) 
 *Clark, E. D. (Rilla) Tallula Rt 2, 
 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 33 O80a (1884) 
 *Clark, E. E. Ch Fred Petersburg Rt 
 
 3, O75a Athens (1862) 
 
 Clark, H. E. (Cassie) Pleasant Plaines 
 
 Rt 43, twp Tallula Fr 320a Nathan 
 
 Carson (1916) 
 *Clark, Harley M. (Ella) Ch Velda, 
 
 Mae, Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, 
 
 Sec 5 O165a (1869) 
 
 Ladies ' Ready -to -Wear Dept. 
 Largest stock of Coats, Dresses, 
 PETERSBURG, ILLINOIS Suits, Skirts, Waists, Etc. 
 
 VlClf tVlf* 
 VlSll Uie
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Clark, J. E. (Emma) Ch I'ona, Opha, 
 Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 6 
 O40a (1869) 
 
 Clark, Lue, Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tal- 
 lula, Sec 3 O65a 
 
 Clark, Ray G. (Mary) Ch .Mildred, 
 Petersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 
 19 T350a W. A. Clark (1898) 
 
 Clark, Steve (Anna) Ch Brady, 
 Eugene, Elliot, Hershell, Eddie, 
 Edna, Tallula Rt 1, twp West Tallula, 
 Sec 11 T50a A. N. Spears (1906) 
 
 Clark, Will (Hazel) Ch Elizabeth, 
 Mollie, Tallula Rt 3, twp Tallula, Sec 
 21 T80a C. Niemyer (1909) 
 
 Clary, M. B. (Sarah) Ch Delcie, Lor- 
 etta, Elizabeth, Martha, William, 
 Hugh, Marion, Petersburg Rt 5, twp 
 Atterberry Sec 35 T107a J. H. Clary 
 (1875) 
 
 Clary, Nancy A. Ch Zella, Ruby, Atter- 
 berry, twp Atterberry, Sec 32 Ola 
 
 Clary, R. S. (Birdie) Ch Willie, Fisch- 
 er, Loyd, Mazella, Robert, Peters- 
 burg Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 26 
 T190a W. H. Taylor (1866) 
 
 Clary, Walter (Elizabeth) Petersburg 
 Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 21 T40a 
 Ernest Dawson (1894) 
 
 Clasing, Herman (Gasche) Tallula Rt 
 1, twp West Petersburg, Sec 10, 
 T160a Fred Killers (1916) 
 
 *Claypool, E. E. (Louise) Ch Frances, 
 Long, Geo., Edward, Greenview Rt 
 1, twp Irish Grove, Sec 18 O580a 
 (1865) 
 
 Claypool, Mrs. J. Ch Anna, Cantrall 
 Rt 27, twp South Athens, Sec 12 
 O260a (1863) 
 
 Clemens, Charles, Greenview Rt 3, twp 
 Irish Grove, Sec 18 T95a Harry 
 Tripp (1876) 
 
 Clemens, G. W. (Ella) Ch Bertie,, 
 Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens O98a 
 (1858) 
 
 Clemens, H. M. (Edith) Ch Lowell, 
 Grace, Bertha, Julia, Ruby, Tallula 
 Rt 2, twp Petersburg O99a Cora 
 Campbell (1916) 
 
 Clemens, J. D. (Carrie) Ch Edna, 
 Ethel, Edith, Nellie, Earl, Charles, 
 Ruth, Mary, Athens Rt 2, twp At- 
 hens, S'ec 27 T40a Campbell Estate 
 (1869) 
 
 Cline John A., Fancy Prairie Rt 1, tel 
 Middletown, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 
 6 O40a (1856) 
 
 Cline, William H. (Eda) Ch Hardy, 
 Earl, Fancy Prairie Rt 1, tel Wil- 
 liamsville, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 6 
 065a (1850) 
 
 Cline, Charles (Laura) Ch Lillian M., 
 Irene M., Florence R., Charles H., 
 Fancy Prairie Rt 1, tel Middletown, 
 twp Sugar Grove, Sec 6 O90a (1868) 
 
 *Coady, Ed,, Greenview Rt 1, twp 
 Irish Grove, Sec 8 O143a (1890) 
 
 Coady, Michael (Mary) John, Mary, 
 Catherine, Fancy Prairie Rt 1, twp 
 Sugar Grove, Sec 11 O160a (1873) 
 
 Ccady, Peter (Margaret) Ch Nellie, 
 Joel, Margaret, Fancy Prairie Rt 1, 
 tel Middletown, twp Sugar Grove, 
 Sec 11 O160a (1875 ) 
 
 *Coady, Thomas (Anna) Ch John, Ed, 
 Frank, Tom, Katie, Greenview Rt 
 1, twp Irish Grove, Sec 16 O143a 
 (1871) 
 
 Coby, W. G., Petersburg Rt 4, twp 
 Athens, Sec 8 O40a (1863) 
 
 Codzel, Roy, Athens, twp South Athens, 
 Marion Ferugeson (1884) 
 
 Cogil, G. W. (Janette) Ch Helena, 
 May, Delight, Archer, Hermina, 
 Greenview Rt 4, tel Greenview, twp 
 Indian Creek, Sec 17 O190a J. W. 
 Cogil (1873) 
 
 Cohee, Mrs. Bettie, Oakford Rt 1, twp 
 Oakford, Sec 12 O320a (1839) 
 
 *Cohee, E. D. (lona) Ch Dortha, Oak- 
 ford Rt 10, twp Oakford, Sec 12 
 T320a Mrs. Bettie Cohee (1887) 
 
 Colby, Mrs. A. D. Ch Henry, Dean, 
 Mary, Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tallula, 
 Sec 2 T190a Henry Colby (1888) 
 
 Colby, Henry H. Ch Ruby M., Sugg, 
 Robert L. W., Colby, Petersburg Rt 
 1, twp Tallula, Sec 15 O296^ (1845) 
 
 Colby, Robert, Petersburg Rt 1, twp 
 Tallula, Sec 15 Henry H. Colby 
 (1895) 
 
 Collins, Herman (Hazel) Ch Chas, 
 Pauline, Petersburg Rt 1, twp 
 Tallula, Sec 12 T40a H. G. Nance 
 (1912) 
 
 Colson, Calvin (Ollie) Ch Samuel, 
 Mable, Hattie, John, Lawrence, Alex, 
 Atterberry Rt 1, twp Oakford, Sec 
 36 O80a (1858)
 
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 269 
 
 Colson, Joseph (Martha) Ch Matt At- 
 terberry, twp Atterberry, Sec 31 
 O200a (1860) 
 
 Colson, Samuel S. (Hattie) Atterberry 
 Rt 1, twp Atterberry, Sec 25 Joseph 
 Colson (1896) 
 
 *Combs, Ely M. (Celestine) Ch Helen, 
 Beulah, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 11 Tla Menard Produce 
 Co. (1882) 
 
 *Combs, E. H. (Mollie) Ch Thomas, 
 Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tallula, Sec 
 22 T165a Mrs. V. G. Combs (1869) 
 
 *Combs, John B. (Olive) Ch Virgie, 
 Elsie, Meona, Eula. Ralph, Peters- 
 burg Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 16 
 O120a (1872) 
 
 Combs, J. H. (Eliza) Cih Bennett, 
 Nellie, Robert, Athens Rt 1, twp 
 South Ahtens, Sec 11 T}0a W. A. 
 Cline (1917) 
 
 Commings, Jessie (Nola) Ch Guy, 
 Unice, Petersburg Rt 3, twp Indian 
 Creek, Sec 31 Thos Dawson (1916) 
 
 *Conkey, Joseph (lona) Ch Theodore, 
 Clara, Maude, Talluula Rt 2, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 27 O240a (1916) 
 
 Conn, Spencer (Nancy) Ch Myrtle, 
 Clymie, Roy, Greenview Rt 4, twp 
 West Greenview, Sec 22 Everett 
 Tice (1914) 
 
 *Conover, James L. (Alice) Ch Leona, 
 Louise, Edith, Lillian, Lawrence, 
 Mary, Atterberry Rt 1, twp West 
 Petersburg, Sec 2 T199a Helen M. 
 Conover (1873) 
 
 Cook, R. H. (Grace) Ch Helen, Lucille, 
 Franklin, Atterberry Rt 1, twp West 
 Petersburg, Sec 2 T440a E. G. Wat- 
 kins (1892) 
 
 Cooper, G. A. (Minervia) Petersburg 
 
 Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 16 O80a 
 
 (1859) 
 Copenhover, Ben (Amellie) Greenview, 
 
 twp Irish Grove, Sec 11 Ed Claypool 
 
 (1913) 
 
 Corson, Chas P. (Amelia) Ch George 
 F., Mary, Tallula Rt 3, twp West 
 Tallula, Sec 24 O80a (1881) 
 
 Couchman, J. L. (Lizzie) Tallula Rt 1, 
 Sec 3 O80a (1851) 
 
 Council, Ellen Ch Frank M., Fancy 
 Prairie, tel wniiamsville, O250a 
 (1894) 
 
 Council, Frank M. (Jeanette) Ch 
 Jeanette, Francis, Fancy Prairie, tel 
 Williamsville, twp Fancy Prairie, 
 Sec 25 O250a Ellen Council (1882) 
 
 Council, John W. (Jennie) Ch Hattie, 
 Ruth, Fancy Prairie, tel Williams- 
 ville, twp Fancy Prairie, Sec 25 O65a 
 (1862) 
 
 Courtwright, W. P. (Adline )Ch Wm. 
 T. Marguerite, Tallula Rt 2, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 13 T40a C. Cassen 
 (1881) 
 
 Cox, Fred (Addie) Ch Ruby, Stanley, 
 Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tallula, Sec 
 22 E. L. Bane (1917) 
 
 Cox, J. H. (Anna) Petersburg Rt 6, 
 twp Athens, Sec 19 County Farm 
 (1863) 
 
 Cox, J. W. (Victory) Ch Annul, Deroy, 
 Herman, Zena, Atterberry Rt 1, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 5 T80a David Worth- 
 ington (1906) 
 
 Cox, W. T. (Elva) Ch Willard, Robert, 
 Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tallula, Sec 24 
 T40a J. S. Hurie (1916) 
 
 *Cramer, Herman (Anna) Ch Dick, 
 Roy, Wilma, Elmer, Tallula Rt 2, 
 twp West Petersburg, T160a John 
 Nelson (1892) 
 
 Crawford, John (Lizzy) Ch Rogers, 
 Emerson, Karl, Petersburg Rt 3, tel 
 Petersburg, twp Indian Creek, Sec 
 32 O68a (1896) 
 
 Crawford, Luther (Mabel) Ch Harold, 
 Hazel, Clyde, Athens Rt 2, tel Sweet- 
 water, twp Sugar Grove, S'ec 4 Sam 
 Prost (1906) 
 
 Cregen, W. A. (Sarah) Petersburg Rt 
 3, twp Athens, Sec 23 Ola (1911) 
 
 Croft, Mrs. Anna Ch Vera, Danola, 
 Henry, Fancy Prairie Rt 1, tel Mid- 
 dletown, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 6 
 O234a (1907) 
 
 Croft, S. T. (Myrtle) Ch Gladys, Hilda, 
 Lewis, Fancy Prairie Rt 1, tel 
 Middletown, twp East Irish Grove, 
 Sec 31 T138a D. B. Croft (1884) 
 
 Cronin, John D. (Martha) Ch Lary, 
 Louise, Martha, Katherine, John, 
 Leo, Greenview Rt 3, twp Irish 
 Grove, Sec 16 T75a Phil Fahay 
 (1912) 
 
 Cronin, J. P. (Catherine) Ch Leo, John, 
 Arthur, George, Tallula Rt 1, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 25 O88a (1860)
 
 270 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Cudget, Andrew, Athens, twp South 
 Athens, Sec 3 O207a (1853) 
 
 Cudgel, William (Mary) Ch Harrison, 
 Athens, twp South Athens, Sec 3 
 O150a (1850) 
 
 Culver, Anna M. Ch Ella, Edward, 
 George, Mabel, Athens Rt 2, tel 
 Sweetwater, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 
 4 O240a (1878) 
 
 Culver, G. A., Athens Rt 2, tel Sweet- 
 water, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 4 
 (1880) 
 
 Culver, Harry W. (Lena) Ch Helen, 
 Arthur Rt 2, tel Athens, twp Sugar 
 Grove, Sec 17 T160a J. E. Culver 
 (1884) 
 
 Culver, James E. (lona) Ch Harry, 
 Walter, Edna, Cora, John, Margaret, 
 Florence, Athens Rt 2, tel Athens, 
 twp Sugar Grove, Sec 18 O570a 
 
 Cumins, J. R. (Ida) Ch Calvin, Ada, 
 Athens Rt 1, twp Athens, Sec 32 
 T169a Fred Rankins (1806) 
 
 *Curry, Otto W. (Mary) Ch Donald, 
 Mildred, Boreas, Petersburg Rt 5, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 14 T3a H. S. 
 Peterson (1885) 
 
 Cutright, J. R. (Ida) Ch Fee, Orbin, 
 Vernon, Taylor, Greenview Rt 3, twp 
 Indian Creek, Sec 14 H. Marbolden- 
 plegr (1916) 
 
 D 
 
 Dailey, John (Mary) Ch John, May, 
 Athens Rt 2, twp South Athens, Sec 
 1 O120a (1882) 
 
 Daily, Patrick (Mary) Ch William, 
 Margaret, Ella, Cantrall Rt 27, twp 
 South Athens, Sec 17 O106a (1870) 
 
 Dalbey, John E., Athens Rt 2, tel 
 Athens, twp Fancy Prairie, Sec 17 
 Mgr. for Culver Farmers Co-Op. Co. 
 (1913) 
 
 Daley, James, Cantrall Rt 27, twp 
 South Athens, Sec 13 O160a (1889) 
 
 Dallman, C. T. Petersburg Rt 2, twp 
 Atterberry, Sec 35 O61a 
 
 -Daniels, George W. (Alice) Ch Mary, 
 L/ois, George, Mildred, "Cedar Nook 
 Farm" Tallula Rt 2, twp Tallula, Sec 
 4 & 5 O319a (1903) 
 
 *|Daniel, W. F. (Adie) Ch Howard, 
 Ceciel, Myrtle, Byron, Ashland Rt 2, 
 twp West Tallula, Sec 3 T243a J. 
 F. Wilson Estate (1867) 
 
 -Davenport, Charles, Petersburg Rt 4, 
 
 twp Athens, Sec 19 & 20 O340a 
 
 (1857) 
 *Davenport, C. M., Petersburg Rt 4, 
 
 twp South Athens, Sec 19 O342y 2 a 
 
 (1887) 
 
 *Davidson, H. F. (Anna) Ch Robert, 
 Petersburg Rt 5, twp Atterberry, Sec 
 33 O283a (1881) 
 
 Davis, Charles (Erma) Ch Arthur, 
 Harold, Dorothy, Ashland Rt 2, twp 
 Tallula, Sec 3 T a Frank Medsker 
 (1917) 
 
 Davis, Fred (Minnie) Ch Ruby, Opal, 
 Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tallula, Sec 
 12 T160a Henry Colby (1916) 
 
 Davis, George (Francis) Ch Irene, 
 Tallula Rt 1, twp West Petersburg, 
 Sec 11 T160a Albert Jensen (1915) 
 
 Davis, Oscar (Lizzie) Petersburg Rt 6, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 25 T80a J. B. 
 Wilkens (1894) 
 
 Davis, Walter (Ellis) Ch Julia, Peters- 
 burg Rt 3, twp West Greenup, Sec 
 32 T a Frank Teihune (1906) 
 
 Davison, J. F. (Delia) Ch Vernena, 
 William, Greenview Rt 4, tel Green- 
 view, twp Indian Creek, Sec 8 Tl'.OOa 
 D. D. Velde (1911) 
 
 Dawson, A. C., Atterberry, twp Atter- 
 berry, Sec 32 T30a G. S. Conens 
 (1875) 
 
 CHAS. STONE & SON, Druggists 
 
 'TAe Rexall Drug Store" GREENVIEW, ILLINOIS
 
 MENARD COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 271 
 
 *Dawson, E. L. (Farlnda) Ch Marjorie, 
 Herschael, Harold, Petersburg Rt 3, 
 twp Athens, Sec 10 & 11 T180a J. A. 
 Bradley (1884) 
 
 *Dawson, Frank P. (Kathryn) Oakford 
 Rt 1, twp Atterberry, Sec 16 O67a 
 (1881) 
 
 Dawson, Harry (Myrtle) Ch Gladys, 
 Elsie, Atterberry, twp Atterberry, 
 Sec 31 T187.11a (1879) 
 
 . Dawson, Thomas, Petersburg Rt 3, 
 twp Indian Creek, Sec 31 T260a T. 
 J. Dawson (1870) 
 
 DeFreese, W. L. (Mary) Petersburg 
 Rt 1, twp Petersburg, Sec 27 T20a 
 Russel Watkins (1884) 
 
 Delk, James (Margaret) Ch Setha, 
 Verdis, Minnie, Mary, Petersburg Rt 
 6, twp Petersburg, Sec 24 O21a 
 (1903) 
 
 Delk, Lucin, Atterberry Rt 1, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 6 T9a Smith Bros. 
 (1917) 
 
 *Dennis, Frank (Meeker) Ch Margie, 
 Merle, Alva, John, Charles, Clara, 
 Carrie, Greenview Rt 4, tel Green- 
 view, twp Indian, Creek, Sec 11 
 T360a Frank Marbold (1907) 
 
 Denton, E. H. (Julia) Ch Viola, Peters- 
 burg Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 6 O56a 
 (1878) 
 
 * Denton, H. H. (Minnie) Ch Nellie, 
 Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 
 7 O109a (1875) 
 
 *Denton, Homer (Ethel) Petersburg 
 Rt 3, twp Petersburg, Sec 12 T105a 
 Hutchson Estate (1880) 
 
 Denton, J. M. (Laura) Ch Dot, Cal, 
 Greenview Rt 4, twp Indian Creek, 
 Sec 22 O236a (1850) 
 
 *Derry, B. J. (Edna) Ch Thelma, Mil- 
 dred, Harold, Martha, Athens Rt 2, 
 twp Athens, Sec 27 O160a (1876) 
 
 *Derry, E. N. (Virginia) Ch Earl, 
 Petersburg Rt 6, tel Athens, twp 
 Athens, Sec 27 O160a (1855) 
 
 *DeSilver, Frank (Effle) Athens Rt 2, 
 twp Athens, Sec 19 T160a F. L. 
 Harnil (1901) 
 
 *Deverman, Frank J. (Amelia) Green- 
 view Rt 1, tel Greenview, twp Indian 
 Creek, Sec 10 & 14 T160a J. G. 
 Deverman (1886) 
 
 *Deverman, Harry (Emma) Ch Henry, 
 Margaret, Arthur, Greenview Rt 4, 
 tel Greenview, twp Indian Creek, 
 Sec 9 & 17 T120a Henry Deverman 
 (1887) 
 
 Deverman, Henry Ch John, Mary, 
 Harry, Minnie, Otto, Greenview Rt 
 4, tel Greenview, twp Indian Creek, 
 Sec 8, 9 & 17 O400a (1870) 
 
 TIRELESS LAWN MOWERS
 
 272 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Deverman, John (Hannah) Ch Har- 
 old, Eileene, Greenview Rt 4, tel 
 Oreenview, twp Indian Creek, Sec 
 9 T200a Henry Deverman (1880) 
 
 *DeWitt, Henry W. (Hettie) Ch 
 George, Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, 
 Sec 8 & 17 O162a (1862) 
 
 DeWitt, Mrs. Selia, Petersburg Rt 3, 
 twp Athens, Sec 8 TlOOa H. DeWitt 
 (1864) 
 
 Dice, W. E. (Ada) Ch Mary, Gala, 
 
 May, Cantrall Rt 27, twp South 
 
 Athens, Sec 10 T25a Julian Hall 
 (1915) 
 
 *Dicken, W. P. (May) Ch John, Earl, 
 Mary, Tallula Rt 2, twp Petersburg, 
 Sec 33 O80a (1874) 
 
 *Diers, Ben (Anna) Tallula Rt 2, twp 
 West Petersburg, Sec 26 T30a D. 
 Diers (1889) 
 
 *Diers, Frank (Leona) Ch Richard, 
 Lewis, Lula, Tallula Rt 2, twp West 
 Petersburg, Sec 27 T80a Dick Diers 
 '(1880) 
 
 *Dierks, J. D. (Anna) Ch Irma, Irene, 
 Floyd, Tallula Rt 2, twp Petersburg, 
 Sec 29 O120a (1888) 
 
 Dierks, Meine J. (Meta) Ch Meta, 
 John, Ernest, Tallula Rt 1, twp 
 Tallula, Sec 12 O77a (1878) 
 
 *Dirks, John (Bertha) Ch Frank, Edna, 
 Tallula Rt 1, twp West Petersburg, 
 Sec 15 T160a H. J. Janssen (1910) 
 
 tDirks, Peter (Louisa) Ch Hilda, Wil- 
 liam, Marie, Richard, Frank, Peters- 
 burg Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 10 T320a 
 I. Power (1893) 
 
 Dirks, William (Jessie) Ch Octeliona, 
 Bertha, Emma, Athens Rt 1, twp 
 Athens, Sec 31 T126a John Dirks 
 (1892) 
 
 Dixon, Lanus (Laura) Ch Ray, Ruth, 
 Allen, Athens Rt 1, twp Fancy Prai- 
 rie, Sec 15 T a Horace Barr (1907) 
 
 Dixon, Mrs. Mary C., Petersburg Rt 1, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 34 O160a (1840) 
 
 Dixon, Perry (Lena) Ch Dean, Louis, 
 Pauline, Petersburg Rt 4, twp 
 Tallula, Sec 24 T80a Van Harrison 
 (1878) 
 
 Dobbs, Mrs. Nora Ch Irving, Jessie, 
 Petersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 20 
 T60a Wm. F. Sampson (1878) 
 
 Doen, Herman (Elizabeth) Ch Henry, 
 Mary, Albert, John, Herman, Minor, 
 Petersburg, twp Petersburg, Sec 11 
 T3a H. H. Shirding (1885) 
 
 Doggett, Roy L. (Bertha) Ch Daisy, 
 Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atterberry, 
 S'ec 21 Farmhand for H. H. Shirding 
 (1871) 
 
 *Dorgan, Michael (Ida) Ch Glenn, 
 Homer, Warren, Evelyn, Greenview 
 Rt 3, twp Irish Grove, Sec 14 O108a 
 (1874) 
 
 Dorrett, Charles (Lizzie) Ch Irving, 
 Moulton, Glenn, Marie, Greenview 
 Rt 4, twp Trish Grove, Sec 29 T a 
 E. E. Smoot (1880) 
 
 Dorrell, John, Petersburg Rt 4, twp 
 Athenfc, Sec 19 T20a Cox Frank 
 (1862) 
 
 Dowell, A. J. (Emma) Ch Ruben, Le 
 Roy, Florence, Luther, Martha, Dol- 
 lie, Irene, Irving, Atterberry Rt 1, 
 twp Oakford, Sec -36 O66a (1860) 
 
 Dowell, LeRoy (Susan) Atterberry Rt 
 1, twp Oakford, Sec 36 T140a James 
 W. Greenhauld (1893) 
 
 "Downey, John (Erea) Ch Pauline, 
 Elizabeth, Mary, Louise, William, 
 Laura, Greenview Rt 4, twp West 
 Greenview, Sec 16 OlOOa (1874) 
 
 Dowson, Marthe E. Ch Thomas, Bill, 
 Samuel, Atterberry Rt 1, twp Atter- 
 bery, S'ec 31 O30a (1847) 
 
 * l-Drake, John E. (Alice) Ch Catherine, 
 Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tallula, Sec 14 
 T67a L. B. Primm (1917) 
 
 "Duncan, Greene (Carrie) Ch Opal, 
 Otis, Ernest, Velda, Gladys, Green- 
 view Rt 4, tel Greenview, twp Indian 
 Creek, Sec 19 OllOa (1872) 
 
 THE FARMERS* REVIEW 
 
 ILLINOIS' GREATEST FARM PAPER
 
 MENARD COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 273 
 
 Eades, Geo. M. (Amelia) Ch I'rvin, 
 Thomas, Cedrice, Velma, Petersburg 
 Rt 1, twp Petersburg, Sec 34 O140a 
 (1882) 
 
 Eades, G. W. (Mary) Ch Helen, Eu- 
 gene, Marjorie, John, Petersburg Rt 
 1, twp Petersburg, Sec 3 T278a J. H. 
 Burcholder (1887) 
 
 Ebersolt, John (Maggie) Ch Peter, 
 Maggie, Nellie, Petersburg Rt 1, twp 
 Tallula, Sec 11 O80a (1857) 
 
 Eden, W. H. (Cardela) Ch John, 
 Albert, Earnest, William, Athens, 
 twp Athens, Sec 24 Tiy 2 a (1911) 
 
 Eden W. H. Cordeld) Ch John Elbert, 
 Earnest, William, Athens Rt 2, twp 
 Athens (1911) 
 
 Edwards, Byran (Mary) Ch Gertrude, 
 Atterberry Rt 1, twp Petersburg, Sec 
 6 Tla (1916) 
 
 * Edwards, George J. (Elizabeth) 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 43, twp Tallula, 
 Sec 19 T120a Helen Lehman (1887) 
 
 Edwards, Harry M. (Irene) Arstella 
 Mae, Greenview Rt 4, tel Greenview, 
 twp Indian Creek, Sec 10 T60a Watts 
 Estate (1896) 
 
 *Edwards, William (Rose) Ch Ellen, 
 Dale, Greenview Rt 4, tel Greenview, 
 twp Indian Cree;k, S'ec 10 T200a 
 Watts Estate (1885) 
 
 *Eggers, Henry (Arma) Ch Pauline, 
 Greenview Rt 3, twp Irish Grove, 
 Sec 21 TISOa Mrs. Amelia Tice 
 (1897) 
 
 *Eichenauer, Chas (Flossie) Ch Carl, 
 Marjorie, Henry, Petersburg Rt 3, 
 twp Indian Creek, Sec 38 T280a H. 
 
 . Eichenauer (1880) 
 
 *Eichenauer, G. H. (Hattie) Tallula Rt 
 3, twp Tallula, Sec 5 O219a (1891) 
 
 *Eldredge, C. L. (Lou) Ch Stella* 
 Lillie, Celesta, Tallula Rt 3, twp 
 Tallula, Sec 18 S. H. Edwards (1917) 
 
 Ellegood, Alonzo (Lela) Ch Charles, 
 Paul, Greenview Rt 10, twp Irish 
 Grove, Sec 2 T35 Catherine Lawn 
 (1917) 
 
 Ellegood, Lelia Ch Charles, Pearl, 
 Greenview Rt 1, twp Irish Grove, 
 Sec 2 T35a Catherine Lawn (1917) 
 
 Elliott, Mary E. Ch William, Peters- 
 burg Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 10 
 O40a (1837) 
 
 Elliott, W. H., Petersburg Rt 2, twp 
 Atterberry, S'ec 10 T40a Mary E. 
 Elliott (1861) 
 
 *Elliott, W. R. Ch Stella, Sally, 
 Charles, Willard, Dillard, Myrtle, 
 Lee, Greenview Rt 4, tel Greenview, 
 twp Indian Creek, Sec 19 O12a 
 (1901) 
 
 Elmore, D. E. (Ettie) Ch Hettie, Helen, 
 Orville, Athens Rt 1, twp Athens, 
 P. T. Langston (1901) 
 
 Elmore, W. R. (Lydia) Ch Ed, Peters- 
 burg Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 28 O82 
 (1847) 
 
 *Engel, Carl (Emma) Athens Rt 1, 
 twp Athens, Sec 29 T196a Anna G. 
 Kincade (1898) 
 
 Engel, Carl G. (Lena) Athens Rt 2, twp 
 Athens, Sec 29 T160a J. A. Kincade 
 (1893) 
 
 *Ennis, G. J. (Mollie) Ch Beulah, 
 Bryan, Elnora, Petersburg Rt 3, twp 
 Athens, Sec 16 T20a (1865) 
 
 Ensley, Mrs. Helen, Atterberry, twp 
 Atterberry, Sec 29 O120a (1856) 
 
 Ensley, Wilber (Parthenia) Peters- 
 burg Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 2 
 O40a 
 
 Estill, Ira (Carrie) Ch Myrl, Sidney, 
 Lowell, Greenview Rt 3, twp Irish 
 Grove, Sec 9, T230a Mary McTenore 
 (1884) 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHY WORK OF ALL KINDS 
 
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 TAYLOR J. PITTS, Over Werning General Store - - GREENVIEW, ILL.
 
 274 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Estill, R. M. (Gertrude) Ch Frank, 
 John, Greenview Rt 4, tel Greenview, 
 twp Indian Creek, Sec 18 O167a 
 (1882) 
 
 Estill, S. D. (Matilda) Greenview Rt 2, 
 twp Irish Grove Sec 34 T200a Ed C. 
 Reed (1881) 
 
 Evers, J. D. (Alma) Atterberry Rt 1, 
 twp Oakford, Sec 25 T220 Aug 
 Winkerman (1889) 
 
 Evers, John (Hannah) Ch Fredia, 
 Mattie, Athens Rt 2, twp Athens, 
 Sec 25 O160a (1872) 
 
 * Evers, O. W. (Anna) Ch George, 
 Geraldine, Greenview Rt 1, twp 
 Indian Creek, Sec 24 O195a (1877) 
 
 Ewing, Walter W. (Lena) Petersburg 
 Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 22 T84a J. W. 
 Powers (1901) 
 
 Fairweather, Herbert ( Anna) Ch Lelah, 
 Carl, Atterberry Rt 1, twp Oakford, 
 Sec 36 (1916) 
 
 Fawns, Roligh (Ada) Ch Asbon, Wil- 
 bur, Athens Rt 1, twp South Athens, 
 Sec 1 T25a Chas. Stone (1915) 
 
 Ferguson, Alvia (Norma) Petersburg 
 Rt 5, twp Petersburg, Sec 9 Mrs. 
 Waring (1888) 
 
 Ferguson, Irvin (Winnie) Ch Charles, 
 Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 22 
 T40a Andy Johnson (1895) 
 
 Ferguson, John W. (Nellie) Ch Edith, 
 Sylvia, Edward, Cecil, Opal, Russell, 
 Andie, Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, 
 Sec 33, O23a (1879) 
 
 Ferguson, Marion (Mary) Ch Allen, 
 Marion, Petersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, 
 Sec 34 T15a Mrs. Victory Brown 
 (1891) 
 
 Ferguson, W. L. (Louisa) Petersburg 
 Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 21 T40a J. W. 
 Ferguson (1844) 
 
 Finley, James (Elora) Ch William, 
 Cecil, Petersburg Rt 3, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 1 T225a Tieman Estate 
 (1872) 
 
 Forden, John (Maude) Ch William, 
 Edna, Ernest, Hazell, Glover, Mabel, 
 Petersburg Rt 4, tel Petersburg, twp 
 Athens Sec 8 O30a (1875) 
 
 * Forden, W. (Anna) Ch Harold, Or- 
 ville, Petersburg Rt 5, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 10 T127a G. Green (1883) 
 
 *Frederick, John (Anna) Ch Emma, 
 Edward, Greenview Rt 4, tel Peters- 
 burg, twp Indian Creek, Sec 33 T160a 
 J. M. Smoot (1890) 
 
 Freeman, Jasper (Sadie) Ch Valley, 
 Fiddy, Naomi, Earl, Homer, Green- 
 view Rt 1, twp Irish Grove, Sec 17 
 T200a George Grove (1902) 
 
 Freeman, Willard M. (Anna May) Ch 
 Edith, Willard, Villy, Mildred, Chas, 
 Athens Rt 2, tel Sweetwater, twp 
 Sugar Grove, Sec 16 T67a Imo I. 
 Chesley (1908) 
 
 Frerichs, Fred (Edith) Petersburg Rt 
 2, twp Athens, Sec 27 T60a Geo. 
 Williams (1893) 
 
 Frerichs, Thomas (Hannah) Ch Carl, 
 Julia, Petersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, 
 Sec 22 O105a (1906) 
 
 Fulton, Alvie (Rose) Ch Fanny, John, 
 Leona, Marie, Guy, Harry, Athens Rt 
 1, tel Williamsville, twp Fancy 
 Prairie, Sec 22 O90a (1873) 
 
 Fulton, George (Ellie) Ch Chester, 
 Petersburg, twp Petersburg, Sec 1 
 T147a Fulton Estate (1885) 
 
 Fulton, Harry (Minnie) Ch Fannie L., 
 Arnold N., Athens Rt 1, tel Athens, 
 twp Fancy Prairie, Sec 21 O320a 
 (1867) 
 
 Fulton, Isaac (Elva) Ch Thelma, 
 Thomas H., Athens Rt 1, tel Athens, 
 twp Fancy Prairie, Sec 22 O203a 
 
 (1872)
 
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 275 
 
 Caddie, Charles (Mrs. Chas.) Ch Deal, 
 Fred, Athens Rt 2, tel Sweetwater, 
 twp Sugar Grove, Sec 10 OlGOa 
 (1873) 
 
 *Gaddie, J. L. (Lydia) Ch Shelby, Earl, 
 Seloria, Russel, Morris, Tallula Rt 
 3, twp Tallula, Sec 14 T15a Mrs. 
 Mary Stiekdick (1912) 
 
 Caddie, Mary Ch Louie, Marie, Golden, 
 Greenview Rt 4, twp Indian Creek, 
 Sec 23 OlGOa (1874) 
 
 Caddie, Thomas (Lucinda) Ch Thur- 
 low, Earl, Lyle, Opal, John, Robert, 
 Athens Rt 2, tel Sweetwater, twp 
 Sugar Grove, Sec 3 OlGOa (1868) 
 
 Gaines, C. P. (Jennie) Ch F. H., Lucy, 
 Greenview Rt 3, twp Irish Grove, 
 Sec 24 OlGOa (1905) 
 
 Gaines, T. B. (Rebecca) Petersburg 
 Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 16 O85a (1856) 
 
 Garrett, W. G. (Minnie) Ch Jess, Ida, 
 John, Robert, Arthur, Golda, Bertha, 
 Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 
 10 Farmhand (1875) 
 
 George, Francis M. (Loraine) Ch Nina, 
 Nellie, Brewster, "S'even Oaks Farm" 
 Oakford Rt 1, twp Oakford, Sec 27 
 T40a H. H. Garnsey (1858) 
 
 Gerdes, Alfred S. (Edith) Ch Velda, 
 Keneth, Petersburg Rt 3, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 18 T160a Henry Jurgens 
 (1891) 
 
 *Gerdes, G. H. Ch Albena, Petersburg, 
 
 twp Atterberry, Sec 26 O96a 
 
 Geriets, Diedrich (Marie) Ch Henry, 
 Dena, Herman, Harry, Maria, Otto, 
 Petersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 21 
 OlGOa (1881) 
 
 Geriets, G. John (Anna) Ch Mary, 
 Tallula Rt 3, twp Tallula, Sec 4 
 T180a Spears Estate (1889) 
 
 Geriets, John C. (Joean) Ch George, 
 Mary, Fred, Petersburg Rt 1, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 27 T300a Russell 
 Watkins (1885) 
 
 ""Genets, William (Anna) Ch Herman, 
 Tallula Rt 3, twp Tallula, Sec 9 
 O160a (1890) 
 
 Gibbs, Grant (Emma) Ch Ruby, Ruth, 
 Greenview Rt 2, twp Irish Grove, 
 Sec 34 TSOa Charles N. Stone (1879) 
 
 *Gibson, John M., Petersburg Rt 5, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 8 T160a Anna 
 B. Reep 
 
 *Gibson, J. M. (Josie) Petersburg Rt 
 5, twp Petersburg, Sec 8 T160a Mrs. 
 Fields (1885) 
 
 Gilbert, Francis E. (Clara) Ch Rilla, 
 Tallula Rt 2, twp Petersburg, Sec 
 33 T72aE. D. Clark (1916) 
 
 Glenn, G. W., Athens Rt 4, twp Athens, 
 Sec 22 T5a A. R. Levy (1856) 
 
 Glenn, James E. (Ada) Ch Harry, 
 Lena, Rena, Thomas, Orval, Alton, 
 Clarence, Athens Rt 2, twp Athens, 
 Sec 26 O17a (1873) 
 
 Glenn, John A. (Bell) Ch Nina, Wil- 
 liam, Athens Rt 2, twp Athens, Sec 
 22 TSOa B. J. Dewy (1886) 
 
 Godbey, B. B. (Anna) Ch Edward, 
 Birdie, William, Lizzie, Atterberry 
 Rt 1, twp Oakford, Sec 36 O^>a 
 (1849) 
 
 *Godbey, Edward (Bell) Greenview Rt 
 4, tel Greenview, twp Indian Creek, 
 Sec 16 O120a (1859) 
 
 Godbey, B. B. (Mary) Ch Edward, 
 Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tallula, Sec 
 24 T40a J. S. Harvie (1875) 
 
 *Godbey, George (Winifred) Ch Ward, 
 Harold, Greenview Rt 4, tel Green- 
 view, twp Indian Creek, Sec 16 & 
 17 O120a (1864) 
 
 *Godbey, J. D. (Anna) Ch Geraldine, 
 Gwendolyn, Jennie, Nina, Gail, 
 Greenview Rt 4, twp Indian Creek, 
 Sec 20 O1992 (1868) 
 
 Godbey, Ward, Greenview Rt 4, twp 
 Irish Grove, Sec 16 O50a (1893) 
 
 *Goetting, August (Marie) Ch Anna, 
 Lizzie, Marie, August, Petersburg 
 Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 4 O177a (1881) 
 
 Goff, Homer F. (Leona) Ch William, 
 "Walnut Grove Stock Farm" Athens 
 Rt 2, tel Sweetwater, twp Sugar 
 Grove, Sec 9 O169a (1890) 
 
 Goff, William F. (Eva) Ch Nellie, 
 Homer, "Walnut Grove Farm," Ath- 
 ens Rt 2, tel Sweetwater, twp Sugar 
 Grove, Sec 9.O169a (1857) 
 
 Good, James E. (Mary) "Maple Knoll 
 Farm" Ashland Rt 2, twp Tallula, 
 Sec 22 O115a (1908)
 
 276 
 
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 Goodpasture, James (Aleetha) Ch 
 Ruth, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 2 T82a Mrs. M. Goodpas- 
 ture (1881) 
 
 Graham, James R. (Amanda) Ch 
 Howard, Ruth, "Irish Grove Stock 
 Farm" Fancy Prairie Rt 1, tel Mid- 
 dletown, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 2 
 O320a (1867) 
 
 Graham, John M., Fancy Prairie Rt 1, 
 tel Williamsville, twp Fancy Prairie, 
 Sec 14 O80a (1867) 
 
 Graham, John W. (Leta) Fancy Prairie 
 Rt 1, tel Middletown, twp Sugar 
 Grove, Sec 11 T280a J. C. Graham 
 (1882) 
 
 *Graham, J. S. (Lillian) Ch Henry, 
 Donald, Wayne, Marver, "Fairview 
 Farm" Athens Rt 1, twp Athens, Sec 
 28 T312a J. S. Orahe (1871) 
 
 Graham, Nellie F. Ch Harold, Florence, 
 James, Homer, Athens Rt 2, tel 
 Sweetwater, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 
 9 O40a (1881) 
 
 Grainstaff, William, Petersburg Rt 3, 
 twp Athens, Sec 4 O40a (1873) 
 
 *Greenwald, Jesse (Mary) Ch Glenn, 
 Earl, Samuel, Tallula Rt 2, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 19 O80a (1868) 
 
 *Greenwald, John (Addie) Ch Virgie, 
 Roy, Paul, Ruth, Tallula Rt 2, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 18 O160a (1869) 
 
 Greenwald, Samuel (Lucinda) Ch Iva, 
 Greenview Rt 4, tel Petersburg, twp 
 Indian Creek, Sec 32 O424a (1867) 
 
 *Greer, Harrison (Ellen) Ch Kenneth, 
 Adura, Dorothy, Pleasant Plains Rt 
 43, twp Tallula, Sec- 21 T80a Samuel 
 Schnapp (1917) 
 
 Grosball, Cyrus (Hazel) Ch Kenneth, 
 Gretchen, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Pet- 
 ersburg, Sec 11 T260a H. H. Scherd- 
 ing (1887) 
 
 Grosball, Harmon (Nettie) Ch Loraine, 
 Lois, Harmon, Atterberry Rt 1, twp 
 Atter berry, Sec 29 O320a (1883) 
 
 Grosball, John B. (Davens) Ch 
 Thomas, Mildred, Jep, Nanny, Pet- 
 ersburg Rt 5, twp Atterberry, S'ec 
 28 T550a H. H. Shirding (1881) 
 
 -Grosball, John P. (Marie) Ch Jens, 
 Harold, Christine, Ina, John, Nelson, 
 "Riverside Farm" Petersburg Rt 6, 
 twp Athens, Sec 32 O180a (1887) 
 
 "Grosbali, Martin (Alma) Ch Bernice, 
 Gladys, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atter- 
 berry, Sec 34 O880a 
 
 jGrosboll, Paul S. (Dorothea) Ch 
 Kenneth, Petersburg Rt 5, twp Pet- 
 ersburg, Sec 3 T120a H. Schirding 
 (1892) 
 
 *Grosboll, Peter P. (Christine) Ch 
 Ella, Harry, Petersburg Rt 5, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 3 O280a (1873) 
 
 Guinan, Edward (Catherine) Ch Cath- 
 erine, Frances, Lawrence, Peters- 
 burg Rt 5, twp Petersburg, Sec 15 
 (1871) 
 
 Guinan, John J. (Ella) Ch Mary, 
 Clement, Otto, Agnes, Walter, Philip, 
 Clara, Tallula Rt 2, twp Petersburg, 
 Sec 13 O80a (1867) 
 
 Guinan, M. V. (Carrie) Ch Eleanor. 
 Bernard, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atter- 
 berry, Sec 24 T213a Mrs. Mar 
 Guinan (1878) 
 
 Guinana, T. F. (Eva) Ch Harold, 
 Helen, Hazel, Elizabeth, Petersburg 
 Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 24 T250a 
 H. Aachte (1875) 
 
 Gum, Charles C. (Susie) Tallula Rt 1, 
 twp West Petersburg, Sec 27 T20a 
 Raman' Estate (1885) 
 
 Gum, Charles D. (Eliza) Ch Lottie, 
 Tallula Rt 2, twp Petersburg, Sec 32 
 & 28 O400a (1855) 
 
 Gum, E. C. (Anna) Ch Allen, Marie, 
 Harold, Glenn, Hattie, Tallula Rt 2, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 32 T160a Scott 
 Green (1888) 
 
 Gum, John (Emma) Ch Orma, Viola, 
 Jesse, Carl, Tallula Rt 3, twp Tallula, 
 Sec 19 T140a J. C. Bell (1886) 
 
 Gum, William (Emma) Ch Homer. 
 Lizzie, Tallula Rt 2, twp Petersburg, 
 Sec 30 O60a (1852) 
 
 Gum, William (Unice) Ch Everett, 
 Irene, Tallula Rt 1, twp West Peters- 
 burg, Sec 12 T a A. C. Juhl (1889) 
 
 Gurnsey, William (Anna) Ch Law- 
 rence, May, Atterberry Rt 1, twp 
 Oakford, O76a (1864) 
 
 Gustofson, Albin (1'da) Greenview Rt 
 1, twp Indian Creek, Sec 12 T120a 
 George Blane (1892)
 
 MENARD COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 277 
 
 H 
 
 Haack, Chas., Tallula Rt 1, twp West 
 Petersburg, Sec 10 O40a (1889) 
 
 *Hackman, Julius (Mary) Ch Lyvia, 
 Henry, Alvin, Athens Rt 1, twp At- 
 hens, Sec 31 O32a Hackman (1887) 
 
 Haggan, Oscar C. (Jane) Ch Virgel, 
 Loraine, Athens Rt 1, tel Williams- 
 ville, twp Fancy Prairie, Sec 22 & 
 23 O225 J. G. King (1915) 
 
 Hagel, Fred (Elizabeth) Ch Phena, 
 Pauline, Herman, Rossie, Ernest, 
 Annie, Greenview Rt 4, tel Green- 
 view, twp Indian Creek, Sec 17 T320a 
 Frank Terhune 
 
 *Hagner, Philip (Maria) Ch Herman, 
 Esther, Rudolph, Ella, Lawrence, 
 Greenview Rt 2, twp Athens, Sec 
 23 T320a Mrs. Katharine Diverman 
 (1905) 
 
 Haines, John R. (Anna) Fancy Prairie 
 Rt 1, twp Sugar Grove Sec 18 T290a 
 J. W. Shawn (1875) 
 
 Hale, James (Emeline) Cantrall Rt 27, 
 twp South Athens, Sec 15 O114a 
 (1850) 
 
 Hall, Nes James Ch Robert, Petersburg 
 Rt 2, twp Athens, Sec 7 O5a (1861) 
 
 Hall, William J. (Cora) Fancy Prairie 
 Rt 1, tel Middletown, twp Sugar 
 Grove, Sec 13 T160a Charles Paine 
 (1902) 
 
 Hamilton, Eff (Emma) Ch Vaughn, 
 Clara, Claude, Irene, Petersburg Rt 
 5, twp Petersburg, Sec 7 T334a E. 
 Watkins (1915) 
 
 Hamilton, H. H., Petersburg Rt 6, twp 
 Athens, Sec 28 O41a (1872) 
 
 Hamilton, J. D., Petersburg Rt 5, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 21 T120a Evans 
 Watkins (1915) 
 
 Hamilton, Ura (Mollie) Ch Elmer, 
 Alma, Shelby, Petersburg Rt 5, twp 
 Petersburg, See 8 Watkins Estate 
 (1916) 
 
 *Hardin, Charles Ch Homer Minnie, 
 Greenview Rt 2, twp Irish Grove, Sec 
 28 OlOOa (1870) 
 
 *Hardin, G. W. (Eva) Ch Dorotha, 
 Greenview Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 1 
 T147a Probst Estate (1898) 
 
 Harding, Geo. M. (Kate) Oakford, Sec 
 36 O96a (1877) 
 
 Harding, R. C. (Flora) Ch Lloyd, Ruth, 
 Allen, Atterberry, twp Atterberry, 
 Sec 31 C. N. Harding (1880) 
 
 Harding, W. P. (Emma) Ch Charles, 
 Helen, Atterberry, twp Atterberry, 
 Sec 31 O48a (1887) 
 
 Hardwick, John (Martha) Ch Lillian, 
 Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 
 23 O4a (1885) 
 
 *Harms, Henry (Elsie) Ch Harmon, 
 Beraice, Tallula Rt 2, tel Petersr 
 burg, twp Petersburg, Sec 18 T80a 
 W. L. Wein (1884) 
 
 Harris, Bert (Nellie) Ch Margie, Arlie, 
 Thelma, Athens, twp South Athens, 
 Sec 11 T75a S'trader (1884) 
 
 Harris, O. M. (Lottie) Ch Walter, 
 Athens Rt 2, twp South Athens, Sec 
 3 O65a (1881) 
 
 Harrison, Ben (Grace) Ch Raymond, 
 Franklin, Petersburg Rt 4, twp West 
 Athens, Sec 6 T3a Jake Wiseman 
 (1899) 
 
 Harrison, Ben (Grace) Ch Raymond, 
 Petersburg Rt 4, tel Petersburg, twp 
 Athens, Sec 6 J. Wisman (1889) 
 
 Harrison, Frank (Nannie) Ch Bentley, 
 Howard, Oger, Pearl, Beulah, Peters- 
 burg Rt 1, Sec 15 T160a (1916) 
 
 Harrison, Van (Katherine) Ch Anna, 
 Ethel, Helen, Beulah, Margaret, 
 Herman, Fancy Prairie Rt 1, tel Mid- 
 dletown, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 7 
 O320a (1909) 
 
 Hash, William, Tallula Rt 2, twp 
 
 Petersburg, Sec 18 O190a (1852) 
 
 Hawkins, Boney (Ollie) Ch Annie, 
 Mary, Athens Rt 2, twp Sugar Grove, 
 Sec 18 (1915) 
 
 *Hawkins, Scott (Jessie) Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 43, twp Tallula, Sec 20 
 O60a (1910) 
 
 Hayden, Elsie (Hattie) Ch Myrtle. 
 Warren, Carl, Wilda, Petersburg Rt 
 3, twp Athens, Sec 22 TlOa Jennie 
 Hayden (1872) 
 
 Helflin, J. W. (Hulda) Ch Laura, Clar- 
 ence, Petersburg Rt 7, twp Athens, 
 Sec 18 O129a (1877) 
 
 Helflin, L. E. (Gertrude) Ch Charles, 
 Vuola, Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, 
 Sec 7 OlOOa (1887)
 
 278 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Heflen, Andrew (Calpennia) Ch Mar- 
 guerite, Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, 
 Sec 16 O20a (1868) 
 
 Henderson, C. W. (Lucy) Ch George, 
 Mae, Ruth, Tallula Rt 1, twp West 
 Tallula, Sec 10 O131a (1867) 
 
 Henderson Jr. George, Tallula Rt 1, 
 twp West Petersburg, Sec 25 T57a 
 David Arnold (1899) 
 
 Henderson, George (Emma) Tallula 
 Rt 1, twp West Petersburg, Sec 25 
 T57a David Arnold (1899) 
 
 Heurickson, Eli (Mary) Ch Henry, 
 Amil, Bertha, Anna, Harold, Athens 
 Rt 2, tel Athena, twp Sugar Grove 
 Sec 17 T300a Geo. Culver (1880) 
 
 Heurickson, Henry (Martha) Ch Elden, 
 Henry, Athens Rt 2, tel Sweetwater, 
 twp Sugar Grove, Sec 4, T160a 
 Anna Culver (1885) 
 
 *Hertsog, George (Sarah) Greenview 
 Rt 2, tel West Greenview, Sec 25 
 Frank Marbold (1894) 
 
 Hetch, Claude (Laura) Ch Phil, 
 Greenview, twp Greenview (1880) 
 
 Heyen, L. (Louie) Ch Carl, Tenny 
 Louie, Elsie, Eddie, Julius, Emma, 
 Lydia, Fred, Atterberry Rt 1, twp 
 Atterberry, Sec 33 O83^ (1869) 
 
 Hedgewick, Mrs. M. F., Petersburg Rt 
 1, twp Tallula, Sec 15 O2a (1874) 
 
 Hide, R. V. (Amandai) Ch Goldie, 
 Carrol, Fonel, Elma, Esahelle, Phyl- 
 us, Greenview Rt 2, twp Irish Grove, 
 Sec 19 Freeman Emp (1916) 
 
 Hildbrand, C. (Margaret) Ch Harry J., 
 Carl W., Edward H., Greenview Rt 1, 
 tel Greenview, twp Indian Creek, Sec 
 12 T250a G. S. Warnaing (1885) 
 
 *Hill, Chas F. (Ethel) Ch Emma, Wil- 
 liam, Lyle, Raymond, Chester, Frank- 
 lin, Oakford Rt 1, twp Oakford, Sec 
 25 T300a Wm. C. Watkins (1872) 
 
 Hill, Claude (D) Ch Verna, Verdela, 
 Tallula Rt 3, twp Tallula, Sec 5, 
 T200a Ganes Green (1916) 
 
 Hill, Thomas C. (Mollie) Ch Thurman, 
 Thones, Mary, Fancy Prairie Rt 1, 
 twp Sugar Grove, Sec 2 O160a 
 
 (1888) 
 
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 MENARD COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 279 
 
 Hill, Thomas G. (Rattle) Ch Vincent, 
 Fancy Prairie Rt 1, twp Sugar Grove, 
 Sec 2 T300a Dr. T. C. Hill (1892) 
 
 Hillen, Garlick, Petersburg Rt 3, twp 
 Athens, Sec 6 O67a (1903) 
 
 Hinch, Albert (Josephine) Ch Leonard, 
 Loyd, Alta, Freeman, Inez, Green- 
 view Rt 1, twp Irish Grove, Sec 6 
 Elmer Bradley Emp (1903) 
 
 Hinds, Alex (Clarenda) Ch Maude, 
 Florence, Rollen, Roscoe, Ethel, 
 Petersburg Rt 4,. tel Petersburg, twp 
 Athens, Sec 7 O20a (183) 
 
 Hinds, Alex (Claranda) Petersburg Rt 
 4, twp West Athens, Sec 6 O20a 
 (1857) 
 
 *Hinds, S. A. (Olive) Ch William, 
 Mabel, Samuel, Willis, Williamsville 
 Rt 26, twp Athens, S'ec 30 T214a 
 Mrs. David Bar (1911) 
 
 Hinds, L. & E. H. (Jessie) Petersburg, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 14, The Wright 
 
 Hinrichs, John G. (Lottie) Ch Harry, 
 Walter, Oscar, Tallula Rt 1, twp 
 West Tallula, Sec 10 T160a Chris 
 Grahlman (1893) 
 
 Hitchcock, Louis (Stella) Pleasant 
 Plains Rt 43, twp Tallula, Sec 21 
 T80a Mrs. C. D. Smith (1884) 
 
 Hobble, Charles (Virgel) Ch Harold, 
 Alma. Carl. William, Tallula Rt 1, 
 twp West Petersburg, Sec 24 T228a 
 H. Dom (1879) 
 
 Hoffman, August (Augusta) Ch Arthur, 
 Herbert, Muriel, Petersburg Rt 5, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 3 O60a (1884) 
 
 Hofiric, Mrs. Louise Ch Fred, Jacob, 
 Harry, Emma, John, Petersburg Rt 
 1, twp Petersburg, Sec 25 O128 
 (1867) 
 
 Hohimer, J. A. (Eliza) Ch Frank, 
 Leona, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atter- 
 berry, Sec 16 Ol%a (1856) 
 
 Hohimer, J. A. (Sarah) Petersburg Rt 
 6, twp Petersburg, Sec 24 O188a 
 (1852) 
 
 Hohlnes, John A. (Eliza) Ch Frank, 
 Leona, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atter- 
 berry Sec 16 Ol^a (1855) 
 
 Holliday, Harve (Myrtle) Ch Florence, 
 Edna, Hershel, Virgil, Russell, El- 
 mer, Floyd, Tallula Rt 2, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 21 T40a Scott Green (1910) 
 
 Holliday, Mrs. Minnie Ch Albert, 
 Emma, Erma, Ethel, Petersburg Rt 
 2, twp Petersburg, Sec 31 T40a Scott 
 Green (1909) 
 
 * Hoi I is, C. L. (Lizzie) Ch Willard, 
 Herald, Martha, Atterberry Rt 1, 
 twp Atterberry, Sec 29 T280a H. E. 
 Ensley (1880) 
 
 Hoi I is, J. F. (Leta) Ch Kathryn, Laura, 
 Atterberry, twp Atterbery, Sec 29 
 T120a C. M. Buckley C1881) 
 
 Hollis, John H. (Etta) Ch Emory, 
 Louise, Margueritte, Gladys, Mary, 
 Dortha, Hersell, Petersburg Rt 5, 
 twp Atterberry, Sec 28 T480a Harry 
 Shurding (1876) 
 
 Hollis, Thos. P. (Zenetta) Ch Elenor, 
 Petersburg Rt 5, twp Petersburg, Sec 
 3 T200a Mrs. Margaret Hollis (1885) 
 
 Holman, Tom (Lou) Ch Essie, Lela, 
 Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atterberry, 
 Sec 10 TlOOa Louis Bonnet (1886) 
 
 Hopwood, Edward (Emma) Ch Man- 
 ley, Robert, Cantrall Rt 27, twp 
 South Athens, Sec 14 O40a (1867) 
 
 Hornbock, Alec (Annie) Ch Helen, 
 Greenview Rt 2. twp Indian Creek, 
 Sec 34 O200a (1860) 
 
 *Horn, Howard (Mary) Ch Alma, 
 Helen, Johnie, Petersburg Rt 3, twp 
 Athens, S'ec 3 T200a Thos. Echoff 
 (1890) 
 
 *Hornback, C. A. Ch Lee, Addie, 
 Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 
 7 O76a (1869) 
 
 Hornback, D. B. (Sarah) Ch Walter, 
 John, Athens Rt 1, twp South At- 
 hens, Sec 7 O77a (1862) 
 
 *Hornback, Elmer (Maude 1 ) Ch Robert, 
 Marguerite, Greenview Rt 4, twp 
 Indian Creek. O240a C1871) 
 
 Hornbuckle, W. G. (Minnie) Ch 
 Pauline, Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tal- 
 lula, Sec 2 T287a Ed Irwin (1909) 
 
 Hornbuckle, Melvin, Petersburg Rt 4, 
 tel Petersburg, twp Athens, Sec 1 
 Olla (1880) 
 
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 280 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Horner, C. P. (Mary) Ch Florence, 
 Petersburg, twp Petersburg, Sec 23 
 O452a (1870) 
 
 Horner, James F. (Delia) Ch James, 
 Tallula Rtl 3, twp Tallula, Sec 17 
 T320a Martin Mahoney (1894) 
 
 *Houghton, C. H. (Anna) Ch Louise, 
 Litta, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atter- 
 berry, Sec 26 T535a J. M. Johnson 
 (1884) 
 
 *Houghton, E. W. (Ada) Ch Frank, 
 Ralph, Edward, Marion -L.. Peters- 
 burg Rt 1, O400a (1859) 
 
 *Houghton, H. S. (Emma) Petersburg 
 Rt 2, twp Petersburg, Sec 11 O5a 
 (1861) 
 
 *Houghton, J. W. (Hattie) Ch Cath- 
 erine, Petersburg Rt 4, tel Peters- 
 burg, twp Athens, Sec 19 TlOa W. 
 Houghton (1880) 
 
 Houghton, J. W. (Hattie) Ch Cathryn, 
 Petersburg Rt 4, twp Athens, Sec 1 
 T400a W. H. Houghton (1881) 
 
 *Houghton, U. H. (Agnes) Petersburg 
 Rt 1, twp Tallula, Sec, 1-12 O200a 
 (1849) 
 
 Houins, George (Alma) Tallula Rt 3, 
 twp Tallula, Sec' 5 T120a W. G. 
 Minor (1910) 
 
 Howe, Bert (Pearl) Tallula Rt 1, twp 
 West Petersburg, Sec 35 T120a H. H. 
 Haleworm (1916) 
 
 Howe, Tom (Alice) Ch Rosie, Tallula 
 Rt 1, twp West Tallula, Sec 1 S. M. 
 S'pears (1916) 
 
 Hubbard, A. T. (Annie) Roy, Zola, 
 Stanley, Athens Rt 1, twp South 
 Athens, Sec 2 T5a, Alfred Adams 
 (1917) 
 
 Hughes, A. T. (Hazel) Ch Zelma, 
 Athens Rt 2, two South Athens, 
 Sec 2 OlOa (189.4) 
 
 Hughes, Edward (Mabel) Greenview 
 Rt 2, tel Sweetwater, twp Sugar 
 Grove, Sec 5 T200a E. C. Lundquist 
 (1874) 
 
 *Hughes, Homer E. (Elzoria) Ch 
 Verne, La Verne, Greenview Rt 3, 
 twp Athens, Sec 1 T235a Wm. E. 
 Hughes (1881) 
 
 Hughes, Michael (Veria) Ch Celia, 
 Thomas, Greenview Rt 2, tel S'weet- 
 water, twp Sugar Grove, C. E. Sweet 
 (1868) 
 
 Hughes, Robert (Rena) Ch Nannie, 
 Fancy Prairie Rt 1, tel Williamsville, 
 twp Sugar Grove, Sec 7 T300a J. W. 
 Shaver (1911) 
 
 Hughes, S. F. (Mary) Petersburg Rt 1, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 35 T26a T. L 
 Lynn (1877) 
 
 *Hughes, U. H. (Laura) Greenview Rt 
 3, twp Athens, Sec 1 O235a (1855) 
 
 Hunt, Alvie (Kathleen) Athens Rt 2, 
 twp Athens, Sec 17 T80a J. E. Kin- 
 caid (1911) 
 
 Hunt, Culver (Mae) Ch Bernice, Ver- 
 nie, Mildred, Petersburg Rt 5, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 3 Tla Peter Grisbold 
 (1890) 
 
 *Hurie, Andrew E. (Elizabeth) Peters- 
 burg Rt 1, twp Tallula, Sec 13 O46a 
 (1881) 
 
 Hurel, Erie Ch Anna, Cathyn, Robert, 
 Erie, Hickory, Houghton, Petersburg 
 Rt 1, twp Tallula Sec 29 O400a 
 (1883) 
 
 *Hurie, John D. (Jennie) Ch John, 
 Frank, Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tallula, 
 Sec 24 T500a (1887) 
 
 Hurt, James A. (Bell) Ch Lawrence, 
 Anna, Cledons, Frank, James, Irene, 
 Fancy Prairie Rt 1, twp Sugar Grove, 
 Sec 1 T30a J. H. Myers (1915) 
 
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 *lrwin, E. S. (Lillian) Ch Mary, 
 Jeanette, Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tal- 
 lula, Sec 2 Olla (1908) 
 
 Isenhower, M. L. (Lela) Petersburg Rt 
 1, twp Tallula, S'ec 10 T80a Mrs. 
 Anna Nollsch (1901) 
 
 Ishmeal, Clyde (Graced Ch Leavy, Wil- 
 bert, Oakford Rt 1. twp Oakford, 
 Sec 22, (1881) 
 
 Ishmeal, Henry C. (Lizzie) Oakford Rt 
 1, twp Atterberry, Sec 18 (1879) 
 
 Isley, C. E. (Alice) Ch Gladys, Oak- 
 ford Rt 1, twp Atterberry, Sec 8 
 OGOOa (1866)
 
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 281 
 
 Jacaway, Lester (Emma) Ch Lenn, 
 Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 
 17 T140a Ennis Estate (1916) 
 
 Janssen, H. H. (Marie) Ch Martha, 
 George, Anna, Dora, Ben, Martin, 
 Marie, Emma, Herman, Elsie, Peters- 
 burg Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 33 O200a 
 (1882) 
 
 Janssen Harmon (Mary) Ch Elzier, 
 Anna, Petersburg Rt 6, twp South 
 Athens, Sec 3 O300a (1886) 
 
 Jansen, John B. (Emma) Ch Wil- 
 helmina, Hilda, Frida, Bohle, Jo- 
 hannes, Anna, Athens Rt 2, tel 
 S'weetwater, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 
 16 O63a (1900) 
 
 Janssen, John H. (Marie) Ch Martha, 
 Matilda, Anna, Dora, Herman, Pet- 
 ersburg Rt 5, twp Petersburg, Sec 
 34 O215a 
 
 "Janssen, John (Anna) Ch George, 
 Henry, Tena, Sophil, Tallula Rt 1, 
 twp West Petersburg, Sec 15 O135a 
 (1880) 
 
 Jensen, Albert (Gesina) Ch George, 
 Ernest, Tallula Rt 1, twp West Pet- 
 ersburg, Sec 11 O160a (1883) 
 
 Jensen, Cal (Hettie) Ch Harry, Can- 
 trail Rt 27, South Athens, Sec 11 
 O80a (1887) 
 
 Jensen, Peter Ch Emma, Louise, Pe- 
 tersburg Rt 2, twp Petersburg, Sec 
 10-11 O150a (1880) 
 
 Johnesee, Wm. (Flora) Atterberry Rt 
 1, twp West Petersburg, Sec 1 T80a 
 Lee Conover (1916) 
 
 Johnson Andrew (Sophia) Ch John, 
 Helen, Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, 
 Sec 11 OlOOa (1880) 
 
 *Johnson, Carl E. i Susie ) Ch Howard, 
 Elma, George, Petersburg Rt 3, twp 
 Athens, Sec 14 T260a Geo. Williams 
 
 (1885) 
 
 Johnson, Charles P. (Anna) Ch Mabel, 
 Paul, Helen, Athens Rt 2, tel S'weet- 
 water, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 9 T200a 
 Anna Culver (1881) 
 
 Johnson, Gus (Maria) Ch Carl, Ruth, 
 Matilda, Petersburg, twp Petersburg, 
 Sec 23 C. P. Horner (1899) 
 
 Johnson, H. W. (Abbie) Ch Mary, 
 Lynnette, Petersburg Rt 3, twp 
 Athens, Sec 14-23 T330a Andrew 
 Johnson (1889) 
 
 *Johnson, James C. (Fern) Ch Anna, 
 Marie, Sidney, Dorothy, Lynn, Green- 
 view Rt 4, tel Greenview, twp In- 
 dian Creek, Sec 7 T280a J. E. Nolte 
 (1885) 
 
 Jchnson, Mrs. Mary, Athens Rt 2, twp 
 
 Athens, Sec 13-24 (1858) 
 
 Jchnson, R. M. (Ida) Greenview Rt 1, 
 twp Irish Grove, Sec 11 T80a Dr. C. 
 C. Montgomery 
 
 Johnson, William E. (Anna) Athens 
 Rt 2, tel Athens, twp Fancy Prairie, 
 Sec 19 O200a (1850) 
 
 Jones, Alfred (Maggie) Ch Brosee, 
 
 Helen, Louis, Athens Rt 2, twp 
 
 Athens, Sec 24 T18a H. R. Jones 
 (1911) 
 
 Jones, Harry R. (Lou J.) Ch Helen, 
 Tonn, Louis, Ruth, Athens Rt 2, twp 
 Athens, Sec 24 T144a L. J. Jones 
 (1862) 
 
 Jones, John R. (Emma) Ch 1'va, Laura, 
 Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 
 15 O5a (1906) 
 
 Jones, O. A. (Maggie) Ch Alice, Ada, 
 Mamie, Edith, Minnie, Petersburg Rt 
 3, twp Athens. Sec 7 T12a Martin 
 Gertis (1877) 
 
 Jones, Walter (Virgie) Petersburg Rt 
 3, twp Athens, Sec 18 T80a W. L. 
 Wellms (1884) 
 
 Jones, W. K. (Delia) Ch Carl, Peart, 
 Lee, Marshall, Mildred, Petersburg 
 Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 5 O70a (1878) 
 
 G.HUSMAN 
 
 HARDWARE AND GENERAL SUPPLIES 
 
 TALLULA - - - - ILLINOIS
 
 282 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Judy, Chas. C. (Jesse) Ch Mary, 
 Tallula Rt 1, twp West Tallula, Sec 
 2 O332a (1850) 
 
 *Juhl, Elmer (Lula) Ch Harold, Tallu- 
 la Rt 2, twp West Petersburg, Sec 
 15 T160a Jas. C. Juhl (1902) 
 
 *Juhl, James C. (Julia) Ch Barker, 
 Velma, Tallula Rt 2, twp West Pe- 
 tersburg, Sec 27 T200a Jennie Stout 
 (1882) 
 
 *Juhl, P. H. (Bertha) Ch Gretchen, 
 Tallula Rt 1, twa West Petersburg, 
 Sec 15 T400a A. C. Juhl (1877) 
 
 Juney Herman (Etta) Ch Carl, Anna, 
 Henry, Walter. Otto, Henry, Loran, 
 Petersburg, twp Athens, T300a H. H. 
 Colby (1884) 
 
 Jurgens Fred (Anna) Ch George, 
 John, Herman, Jerry, Marie, Anna, 
 Minnie, Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, 
 Sec 15 O175a (1857) 
 
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 * Kaiser Herman (Marie) Ch Herman, 
 
 Greenview Rt 4, tel Greenview, twp 
 Indian Creek, Sec 20 OlGOa (1887) 
 
 Keithley, Harley L. (Marie) "Maple 
 Leaf Farm" Petersburq Rt 5, twp 
 Atterberry, Sec 28 Farmhand for 
 Harry Shirding (1889) 
 
 "Keller, W. H. (Mary) Tallula Rt 3, 
 twp West Tallula, Sec 23 T40a Mary 
 A. Keller (1857) 
 
 Kelly, Andy, Petersburg Rt 3, twp 
 Athens, Sec 7 O76a (1884) 
 
 Kelly, Dan W. (Kathren) Ch Daniel, 
 Kathren, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atter- 
 berry, Sec 35 T90a E. N. Taylor 
 (1881) 
 
 Kelly, Mrs. T. Four Children, Peters- 
 burg Rt 4, tel Petersburg, twp At- 
 hens, Sec 9 O80a (1857) 
 
 Kendall, L. A. (Myrtle) Ch Glenn, Oak- 
 ford Rt 1, twp Oakford, Sec 15 O120a 
 (1886) 
 
 * Kennedy, Robert S. (Nellie) Ch Lee, 
 
 Marie, Petersburg Rt 4, tel Peters- 
 burg, twp Athens, Sec 12 O80a 
 (1883) 
 
 Kenyon, Eli D. (Ora) Ch Ruth, Clara, 
 Athens Rt 2, twp South Athens, Sec 
 1 T200a J. W. Kenyon (1885) 
 
 *Kenyon, John (Clara) Ch Hope, "Fair 
 Oaks Farm" Athens Rt 1. twp South 
 Athens, Sec 1 O320a (1881) 
 
 *Kenyon, T. E. (Elizabeth) Ch T. E., 
 Elizabeth, Athens, twp South Athens, 
 Sec 2 T250a Mrs. Mary Creezy 
 (1872) 
 
 Kern, F. R. (Blanche) Ch Hugh, Geral- 
 dine, Lucille, Petersburg Rt 4, twp 
 Athens, Sec 17 TlOOa George Kern 
 (1885) 
 
 Kincaid, Abe (Mary) "Pumpkin Cen- 
 ter Farm" Greenview Rt 2, twp Irish 
 Grove, Sec 31 O20a (1861) 
 
 Kincaid, Albert E. Ch Lawrence, 
 Harold, Mary Jane, Athens Rt 2, 
 tel Athens, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 7 
 (1865) 
 
 *Kincaid, A. S. (Idella) Ch Ethel, 
 Edith, Alma, Athens Rt 2, twp Ath- 
 ens, Sec 29 T250a J. A. Kincaid 
 
 (1877) 
 
 -Kincaid, Earl (Jessie) Ch John, 
 Elinore, Athens Rt 2, twp Athens, 
 Sec 12 T160a J. H. Kincaid (1880) 
 
 *Kincaid, J. T. (Eliza) Petersburg Rt 
 2, twp Atterberry, S'ec 9 O285a 
 (1844) 
 
 Kincaid, John H. (Ella) Ch J. Earle. 
 J. Keinnedy, "Indian Point S/tock 
 Farm" Athens Rt 2. tel Athens, twp 
 Sugar Grove, Sec 18 O711a (1848) 
 
 Kincaid, Richard Y. (Sarah) "Locust 
 Lodge Farm" Athens Rt 2, tel At- 
 hens, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 18 O320a 
 (1854) 
 
 *Kincaid, Ladd P. (Estelle) Ch Joye, 
 Greenview Rt 2, twp Athens, Sec 
 2 T240a W. L. Kincaid (1887) 
 
 King, Clay (Nigle) Athens Rt 1, twp 
 Athens, Sec 23 O80a (1895) 
 
 *King, C. G. (Anna) Ch E. H., Mary, 
 Athens Rt 2, twp Athens, Sec 12 & 24 
 O400a (1881) 
 
 King, Edward L. (Maggie) Ch Ymer, 
 Charles, Atterberry Rt 1, twp Oak- 
 ford, S'ec 34 O80a (1873) 
 
 King, John G. (Mary) Ch James, 
 Fancy Prairie, tel Middletown, twp 
 Fancy Prairie, Sec 13 O240a (1863)
 
 MENARD COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 283 
 
 King, T. M. (Allie) Ch Genevieve, 
 Oakford Rt 1, twp Atterberry, Sec 
 8 T75a Fred Schenois (1857) 
 
 Kinner, Wm. (Sarah) Five Children, 
 Athens Rt 2, tel Athens, twp Sugar 
 Grove, Sec 18 T320a (1871) 
 
 Kirby, Carl A. (Lucille) "Oak Wood 
 Place" Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atter- 
 berry, Sec 14 TSOOa Geo. T. 
 
 Kirby, Edward J. (Dollie) Ch Thomas, 
 Lester, John, Jerome, Wayne, "Clear 
 View Farm" Petersburg Rt 2, twp 
 Atterberry, Sec 14 O40a (1875) 
 
 Kirby, Hon. J. H. Ch George, Lucille, 
 Helen, "Hill Crest Farm" Petersburg 
 Rt 2, twp Atterberry, S'ec 15 O324a 
 (1874) 
 
 Kirby, Louisa E. Ch Charles, Harry, 
 "Mount Louellen Farm" Petersburg 
 Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 15 O120a 
 (1839) 
 
 * Klein, George (Lena) Ch Loraine, 
 Kathryn, Rue, Tallula Rt 3, twp 
 West Tallula, Sec 15 TIGOa Phil 
 Klein (1879) 
 
 Klein, Peter R. (Julia) Ch Loyd, Roy, 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 43, twp West 
 Tallula, Sec 22 O156a (1867) 
 
 *Klein, Philip (Daisy) Ch Julia, Tal- 
 lula Rt 2, twp Tallula, Sec 1 & 6 
 O20a (1883) 
 
 Kluckman, Charles (Emma) Ch 
 Charles, Petersburg Rt 1, twp Pet- 
 ersburg, Sec 34 T81a J. G. Watkins 
 (1912) 
 
 *Knoles, Grover (Myrtle) Ch Irwin, 
 Petersburg Rt 4, twp Athens, Sec 
 18 O1782 (1877) 
 
 Knoles, Stephen (Ena) Ch Grover, 
 Samuel, Earl, Petersburg Rt 4, tel 
 Petersburg, twp Athens, Sec 19 & 20 
 T160a Dave Goff (1846) 
 
 *Koontz, G. S. (Lucy) Ch Irene, Le 
 Roy, Dale, Davis, Atterberry Rt 1, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 5 O160a (1917) 
 
 Kurtz, Thomas E. (Mary) Ch Fred, 
 Lucinda, James, Everett, Athens Rt 
 2, tel Sweetwater, twp Sugar Grove, 
 Sec 3 T160a J. R. Graham (1915) 
 
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 284 
 
 Lake, Edwin (Lulla) Fancy Prairie Rt 
 1, tel Williamsville, twp Fancy 
 Prairie, Sec 18 O145a (1880) 
 
 Lake, William (Emma) Ch Mary, Ben- 
 jamin, Fancy Prairie Rt 1, tel Wil- 
 liamsville, twp Fancy Prairie, Sec 
 19 O160a (1870) 
 
 Lane, Harve (Bessie) Ch Oscar, Otto, 
 Tice, twp Athens, Sec 32 John P. 
 Grosboll (1914) 
 
 Langston, Carl H. (Floretta) Ch 
 Evelyn, Mildred, Florence, Fancy 
 Prairie, twp Fancy Prairie, Sec 24 
 T5a James Langston (1889) 
 
 Langston, James T. (Nellie) Ch Velma, 
 Harold, Mary, Fancy Prairie, tel Wil- 
 liamsville, twp Fancy Prairie, S'ec 23 
 O360a (1882) 
 
 Langston, Joseph P. (Addie) Ch 
 Beulah, Fancy Prairie, tel Middle- 
 town, twp Fancy Prairie, Sec 24 O66a 
 (1892) 
 
 Lavin, John (Mary) Ch Mary, Louis, 
 John, Louise, Jesse, Petersburg Rt 
 1, twp Petersburg, Sec 26 T60a Geo. 
 Tibbs (1872) 
 
 Lawson, James (Ethel) Ch LeRoy, 
 Velda, Athens Rt 2, twp Athens, Sec 
 21 Tla Derry Estate (1903) 
 
 Lawson, J. W. (Mary) Ch Glenn, Ger- 
 ald, Petersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, 
 Sec 10O44a (1884) 
 
 *Lee, Roscoe (Lena) Ch George, Pet- 
 ersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 34 
 O80a (1871) 
 
 Leffers, Garrett Athens Rt 2, twp Ath- 
 ens, Sec 24 7 a E. G. King (1890) 
 
 *Lemme, Herman (Anna) Ch Harold, 
 Helen, Middletown Box 633, twp 
 Irish Grove, Sec 33T a J. A. Mc- 
 Creery & Sons (1917) 
 
 Lewis, Andy (Fannie) Ch Robert, 
 Jerry, Mary, Tallula Rt 2, twp West 
 Petersburg. Sec 26 G. W. Spear 
 
 (1914) 
 
 Lewis, E. C. (Dora) Ch Orlancl, Tullula 
 Rt 1, twp West Petersburg, Sec 36 
 O86a (1904) 
 
 Lewis, Henry L. (Ada) Ch Velma, Tal- 
 lula Rt 2, twp West Petersburg, Sec 
 26 O80a (1900) 
 
 Lewis, Irvin (Malissie) Ch Sylvetta, 
 Dema, Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tallula, 
 Sec 3 T46a J. H. Burkholder (1912) 
 
 Lewis, J. E. (Nancy) Ch William, 
 Maude, Lula, Tallula Rt 2, twp West 
 Petersburg, Sec 15 T80a John Janson 
 (1910) 
 
 Lewis, B. H. (Minnie) Ch Richard, 
 Tallula Rt 3, twp West Tallula, Sec 
 14 T160a John C. Baker (1917) 
 
 Libben, William (Ella) Ch William, 
 Marshall, Donald, Tice, twp Athens, 
 S'ec 29 T80a W. F. Sampson (1872) 
 
 Libben, John L. Petersburg Rt 6, twp 
 Athens, Sec 16 Oiy 2 a (1887) 
 
 Licklider, O. (Sadie) Ch Erma, Athens 
 Rt 1, twp Athens, Sec 22, T a P. O. 
 Primm (1916) 
 
 *Lindsay, W. E. O. (Mary) Ch Julia, 
 Mae, Cantrall Rt 27, twp South Ath- 
 ens, Sec 14 O120a (1913) 
 
 Lloyd, Charles (Jessie) Ch Mable, 
 Myrl, Raymond, Greenview Rt 3, tel 
 Middletown, twp Irish Grove, Sec 15 
 O80a (1881) 
 
 Lloyd, Frank Greenview Rt 3, twp 
 Irish Grove, Sec 14 (1879) 
 
 Lloyd, J. C. (Elizabeth) Ch Frank, 
 Marguerite, Florence, Greenview Rt 
 3, twp Irish Grove (1853) 
 
 *Lockhart, C. H. (Emma) Ch How- 
 ard, Charles, Donald, Greenview Rt 
 1, twp Irish Grove, Sec 8 O120a 
 (1865) 
 
 Lounsberry, Arthur C. (Vera) Ch Ed- 
 win, Herbert, Oakford Rt 1, twp Oak- 
 ford, Sec 23 T250a J. C. Lounsberry 
 (1888) 
 
 Lounsberry, Collie (Maggie) Ch Net- 
 tie, Russell, Oakford, twp Oakford, 
 Sec 11 O160a (1872) 
 
 *Lounsberry, Cyrus W. (Nettie) Ch 
 Cyrus, Oakford, twp Oakford, Sec 
 14 O120a (1868) 
 
 Lounsberry Hardy A., (Leila) Ch Or- 
 val, Harold, "River View Farm" Oak- 
 ford Rt 1, twp Oakford, Sec 15 O190a 
 (1873) 
 
 Lounsberry, J. C. (Lizzie) Ch Erne, 
 Louie, Homer, Oakford, twp Oak- 
 ford, Sec 13 O400a (1865)
 
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 285 
 
 *Lounsberry, Miles T. (Anna) Ch Dor- 
 thea, Oakford Rt 1, twp Oakford, 
 Sec 23 T250a Fritz Ricker (1890) 
 
 Lounsberry, Samuel Oakford, twp 
 Oakford, Sec 11 O160a (1875) 
 
 Love, Rev. Henry (Julia) Athens Rt 2, 
 twp Athens, Sec 24 (1913) 
 
 *Loving, R. O. (Eleanor) Ch Ernest, 
 Lucille, Williamsville, twp Athens, 
 Sec 25 T214a J. W. Suddith (1910) 
 
 Low, George, Ch Nora, France, Clar- 
 ence, Petersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, 
 Sec 20 T a D. A. Sampson (1907) 
 
 Loy, Crawford (Lizzie) Petersburg Rt 
 3, twp Athens, Sec 24 T40a Edward 
 Keys (1917) 
 
 Loyd, A. J. (Hazel) Ch Alfred, Green- 
 view Rt 3, twp Irish Grove, Sec 23 
 O52a (1886) 
 
 *Loyd, J. M. (Jane) Ch Harry, Gussie, 
 Helen, Louise, Fancy Prairie Rt 1, 
 tel Middletown, twp Irish Grove, Sec 
 25 T360a Mrs. Beebe (1875) 
 
 Lucht, Fred (Emily) Ch Bertha, Alma, 
 William, Powell, Erma, Harold, Pet- 
 ersburg Rt 4, tel Petersburg, twp 
 Athens, Sec 21 T160a William Zuhlke 
 (1857) 
 
 Lucker, Vernon (Anna) Petersburg Rt 
 7, twp Athens, Sec 23 T40a Ed. Keys 
 (1914) 
 
 Luning, Henry (Emma) Greenview Rt 
 3, twp Irish Grove, Sec 21 T2a W. 
 Rathsack (1896) 
 
 Lyons, Robert (Lucy) Ch John, Ruth, 
 Mary, James, Susana, Robert, Fancy 
 Prairie Rt 1 tel Williamsville, twp 
 Fancy Prairie, Sec 18 T112a J. W. 
 Shaver (1882) 
 
 Lynch, Louise Ch Hubert, Henry, Ho- 
 mer, Ellen, Margaret, Bertha, Anna, 
 Greenview Rt 2 tel Sweetwater, Twp 
 Sugar Grove, Sec 5 T a John A. 
 Ridge (1882) 
 
 *Lynn, F. F. (Lottie) Ch Veffie, Velma, 
 Paul, Guthrie, Mae, Petersburg Rt 1, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 35 O2552 (1903) 
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
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 *McAtee, Elmer E. (Nellie) Ch Eu- 
 gene Victor Jatette, Greenview Rt 4, 
 twp Indian Creek, Sec 19 T80a Me 
 Atee E. S. (1883) 
 
 *McAtee, R. C. (Flora) Ch Paula, Gen- 
 evie, Ben, Greenview Rt 1, twp Irish 
 Grove, Sec 8 T80a P. J. Palmquist 
 (1898) 
 
 *McClintock, H. E. (Lena) Ch Mary, 
 Athens, Rt 1, twp Athens, Sec 31 
 O37a (1906) 
 
 McCormick, T. K. (Mary Jane) Ch 
 Graham, Mary Jane, Greenview Rt 3, 
 twp Irish Grove, Sec 21 OlOOa 
 (1887) 
 
 McCue, Frank, Oakford Rt 1, twp Oak- 
 ford, Sec 24 O80a (1870) 
 
 McCue, Thomas (Elsa) Ch Netta, 
 Evert, Carl, Cecil, Greenview Rt 4, 
 tel Greenview twp Indian Creek, S'ec 
 19 T70a J. D. Godfey (1865) 
 
 McDaniel, E. L. (Rosa) Ch Ray, Ora, 
 Zelpha, Vernice, Otha, Roy, Peters- 
 burg, Rt 4, twp Petersburg, Sec 23 
 
 C. P. Homer (1916) 
 
 McDole, Pat (Pet) Ch Goldie, Chester, 
 Edna, Loren, Atterberry, Rt 1, twp 
 Atterberry, Sec 29 T80a Geo. K. 
 Watkins (1856) 
 
 "McFadden, F. I. (Luella) Ch Mabel, 
 Lewis, Florence, John, Cantrall Rt 
 27, twp South Athens, Sec 13 T212a 
 Charles Shuck (1906) 
 
 McGarry, C. (Louisa) Ch Luther Ev- 
 ert, Marshall, Petersburg Rt 6, twp 
 Athens, Sec 16 O71a (1892) 
 
 McGee, William R. (Emma) Ch Will- 
 iam, Omar, Fancy Prairie, Rt 1, tel 
 Williamsville, twp Fancy Prairie, 
 Sec 18 T160a J. S. King (1900) 
 
 McGrew, William T. (Nellie) Ch Gar- 
 field Sherman, Virgil, Isaac, Shelby, 
 Irene, Donald, Glenn, Fancy Prairie 
 Rt 1 twp Sugar Grove Sec 11 T160a 
 Tom Suddick (1909) 
 
 McKenny, Frank (Lizzie) Ch Harry, 
 Frank, Marshall, Ray, Atterberry, Rt 
 1 twp West Petersburg, Sec 2 T160a 
 
 D. C. Worthington (1869) 
 
 McHenry, Goren (Mary) Ch Harvey, 
 Olive, Litha, Virgie, Oakford Rt 1, 
 twp Oakford, Sec 26 O192a (1860) 
 
 McHenry, Wm. (Clara) Petersburg Rt 
 6, twp Petersburg, Sec 24 (1867) 
 
 *McKee, Leslie (Neva) Ch Gerald, 
 Lova, Milburn, Petersburg Rt 3, tel 
 Greenview, twp Athens, Sec 11 
 TlOOa Bell McKee (1882) 
 
 McKinney, Chas. L. (Ethel) Oakford 
 Rt 1, twp Atterberry, Sec 5 T200a 
 C. E. Isley (1890) 
 
 McKinney, Henry L. (Ethel) Ch Har- 
 old, Horace, J. Been, Atterberry Rt 
 1, twp Oakford, Sec 36 (1888) 
 
 McKinney, W. T. (Anna) Ch Edna, 
 Petersburg Rt 4, twp West Athens, 
 Sec 6 T157a Jas. Wood (1893) 
 
 McKinney, W. T. (Anna) Ch Henry. 
 Charles, Orra, Clyde, Adwin, Peters- 
 burg Rt 4, tel Petersburg, twp Ath- 
 ens, Sec 6 T63a J. A. Wood (1867) 
 
 McKinsey. F. P. Ch Edna, Scyntha, 
 Fancy Prairie, twp Athens, Sec 23 J. 
 J. Ingren (1872) 
 
 *McNabb, Mrs. Barbara Ch Johnie. 
 Cassie, Hugh, Leo, Tackett, Peters- 
 burg Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 17 O15a 
 (1856) 
 
 Maatz Reinnig (Sofia) Ch Mary, 
 Greenview Rt 4, tel Greenview, twp; 
 Indian Creek, Sec 21 T136 G. D. Win- 
 sing (1894) 
 
 Madison, O. R. (Lula) Cb Orville, Mil- 
 dred, Merle, Cladine, Marguerite, 
 Louis, Pleasant Plains Rt 43, twp 
 Tallula, Sec 19-20 T120a Me Maho- 
 ney (1911) 
 
 Magee, Hardin (Alta) Ch Hazel, Erma, 
 Wayne, Petersburg Rt 1 twp Tallula, 
 Sec 15 T150a R. E. Coul (1915) 
 
 Magee, Lafe (Eva) Ch Flossie, Peters- 
 burg Rt 1, twp Petersburg, Sec 26 
 T80a Mary C. Dixon (1907) 
 
 *Mahoney, Mrs. M. Ch John, Jerry, 
 Eddie, Josephine, Tallula Rt 3, twp 
 Tallula, Sec 17 O160a (1867) 
 
 Mallergren, John W. (Katie) Ch Julia, 
 Matie, Vera, Mildred, Catherine, 
 John, Carl, Petersburg Rt 6, twp Pet- 
 ersburg Sec 13 O8a (1888)
 
 MENARD COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 287 
 
 Mammen, John H. (Mary) Peters- 
 burg Rt 5, twp Petersburg, Sec 4 
 OlOOa (1894) 
 
 *Marbold, B. F. (Nellie H.) Greenview 
 Rt 2, tel Greenview, twp Irish 
 Grove, Sec 25 O2250a (1877) 
 
 Marcuson, H. P. (Jennie) Ch Helen, 
 Camilla, Marshall, Petersburg Rt 3, 
 twp Athens, Sec 7-8 OlOOa (1882) 
 
 Marion, William (Hattie) Ch Nellie, 
 Oscar, Homer, Henry, Ettia, Earl, 
 Ashland Rt 2, twp Tallula, Sec 3 
 Harry Strebling (1917) 
 
 Markert, Frank J. (Altje) Ch Willie, 
 Lizzens, Henry, Myrtle, Atterberry 
 Rt 1, twp West Petersburg, Sec 3 
 O98 (1913) 
 
 Markert, John A. Ch Ellen, Crystal, 
 Petersburg Rt 5, twp Petersburg, 
 Sec 15 T40a J. C. Patton (1913) 
 
 Marr, Claude L. (Nannie) Petersburg 
 Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 23 (1911) 
 
 Marquard, Carl Greenview Rt 1, twp 
 Irish Grove, Sec 31 Herman Onken 
 (1892) 
 
 Marr, M. G. (Emma) Ch Dwight, Cecil, 
 Auburn, Raymond, Azella, Elmer, 
 Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atterberry 
 (1915) 
 
 Masters, Geo. (Carrie) Ch Hazel, El- 
 len, Elmer, Athens Rt 1 twp Athens, 
 Sec 28 T80a J. S. Graham (1912) 
 
 May, Omer Greenview Rt 1, twp Irish 
 Grove, Sec 17 C. E. Claypool (1902) 
 
 Meece, C. F. (Mattie) Petersburg Rt 1, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 35 T80a J. N. 
 Meece (1885) 
 
 Meece, I. N. Ch Gertrude, Malinda, 
 Petersburg Rt 1, twp Petersburg, 
 Sec 35 O120a (1856) 
 
 Megredy, E. E. (Frankie) Ch Dottie, 
 Willie, Frank, Arthur, Mary, Alma, 
 Petersburg Rt 1 twp Tallula, Sec 22 
 T40a Dick Rittenbush (1917) 
 
 *Melchers, Harry H. (Bertha) Peters- 
 burg Rt 4, twp Atterberry, Sec 33 
 T160a J. G. Wilms (1893) 
 
 Melchers, Henry (Minnie) Petersburg 
 Rt 8, twp Petersburg, Sec 16 OlGOa 
 (1875) 
 
 Melton, Solomon (Henrietta) Ch 
 Harry, Chancy, Miles, Petersburg Rt 
 3 twp Athens, Sec 18 TlOa Albert 
 Rotchilds (1870) 
 
 Meredith, Hardin (Verda) Ch Gilbert 
 L., Edna R., Fancy Prairie Rt 1, twp 
 Sugar Grove, Sec 13 Fred Smith 
 (1913) 
 
 Meredith, Thomas (Clara) Ch Louise 
 Lorene, Fancy Prairie Rt 1, twp 
 Fancy Prairie, Sec 19 J. Stanley 
 Shaw (1915) 
 
 *Meteer, W. L. (Ada) Ch Wilbur Ath- 
 ens Rt 2, twp Athens, Sec 20 T112a 
 John Johnson (1858) 
 
 Metey, Thay A. (Fern) Ch Nell, Fancy 
 Prairie Rt 1, twp Athens, Sec 80 
 O160a William Bitten (1911) 
 
 Meyers, Ernest O. (Dorothea) Tullula 
 Rt 1, twp West Petersburg, Sec 24- 
 25 T120a (1883) 
 
 Meyer, Otto (Julia) Pleasant Plains 
 Rt 43, twp Tallula, Sec 22 T45a Will 
 Campbell (1888) 
 
 Miles, J. S. (Nellie) Ch J. S. Miles, Jr. 
 Catherine, Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tal- 
 lula, Sec 2 O407a (1889) 
 
 Miles & Son, J. S. Petersburg Rt 1, twp 
 Tallula, Sec 2 O68a 
 
 Miller, A. A. (Sarah) Petersburg Rt 4, 
 tel Petersburg, twp Athens, Sec G 
 (1854) 
 
 Miller, A. C. (Arutt J.) Ch Maud, Kate, 
 Bessie, Emma, Essie, Fern, Willie, 
 Alford, Petersburg Rt 4, twp Athens, 
 Sec 18 T40a James Lloyd (1859) 
 
 Miller, A. L. (Laura) Ch Ryal, Russell, 
 Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tallula, Sec 4 
 TlOOa, Conlee Estate (1910) 
 
 Miller, Earl (Blanche) Oh Kinsey, 
 Petersburg Rt 4 tel Petersburg, twp 
 Athens, Sec 6 T70a A. A. Miller 
 (1886) 
 
 Miller, Ed (Mary) Ch Harry, Adeline, 
 Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 3 
 T160a H. J. Tire (1897) 
 
 Miller, Fritz (Katie) Ch Lena, Helen, 
 Athens Rt 2, tel S'weetwater, twp 
 Sugar Grove, Sec 8 T200a C. Alkin 
 (1894) 
 
 *Miller, Herman (Minnie) Ch Theo- 
 dore, Marie, John, Emma, Hennena, 
 Helena, Clarence, Petersburg Rt 3, 
 twp Athens, Sec 11-14 O180a (1893) 
 
 Miller, Hey (Goldie) Ch Irene, Helen, 
 John, Chester, Cantrall Rt 27, twp 
 South Athens, Sec O82a (1880) 
 
 Miller, Jesse (Bertha) Ch Lorine, Ber- 
 dine, Myrtle, Tullula Rt 1, twp West 
 Petersburg, Sec 13 T80 M. S. Bell 
 (1915) 
 
 Miller, John H. (Sadie) Greenview Rt 
 3, twp Irish Grove, Sec 14 Lou Loyd 
 (1865) 
 
 Miller, Philo, Petersburg Rt 4, twp 
 West Atl ens, Sec 31 (1882)
 
 288 
 
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 Miller, Walter (Myrtle) Ch Mildred, 
 Beulah, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atter- 
 berry, C. W. Shipley (1879) 
 
 Miller, W. R. (Kate) Ch Elsie, Peters- 
 burg Rt 4 twp West Athens, Sec 17 
 T120a Grover Knowles (1908) 
 
 Minder, E. C. (Emma) Ch Glen, Pet- 
 ersburg Rt 4, twp West Athens, Sec 
 17 O170a (1913) 
 
 Minder, E. C. (Emma) Ch Glenn, 
 Petersburg Rt 4, tel Petersburg, twp 
 Athens, Sec 17 T170a E. C. Minder 
 (1883) 
 
 *Minor, B. M. (Fannie) Ch Lydia, Roy, 
 Tallula Rt 3, twp Tallula Sec 7 T280a 
 Gaine Green (1908) 
 
 *Minor, Zack (Mae) Ch Mary, Louise, 
 Earl, Arthur, Lynn, Tallula Rt 1, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 6 T40a Scott 
 Green (1904) 
 
 Mode, A. W. (Jane) Ch Blanche, Ruth, 
 Arlinna, Greenview Rt 1, tel Green- 
 view, twp Indian Creek, Stec .16 
 T80a (1879) 
 
 *Montgomery, A. M. (Maude) Ch Hu- 
 bert, Greenview Rt 1, tel Middletown 
 twp Irish Grove, Sec 2 OlOOa (1870) 
 
 Montgomery, Alvin R. (Flora) Ch Ho- 
 mer, Roland, Greenview Rt 4, tel 
 Greenview, twp Indian Creek Sec 9 
 T280a Robert Montgomery (1892) 
 
 Montgomery Ben (Grace) Ch Edgar, 
 Petersburg Rt 5, twp Petersburg, 
 Sec 14 T103a F. W. Montgomery 
 (1888) 
 
 Montgomery, John (Belle) Ch Horace, 
 Axle, Arthur, Donald, Petersburg Rt 
 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 13 O120a 
 (1881) 
 
 Montgomery, Robert (Lizzie) Ch El- 
 mer, Marie, Greenview Rt 4, twp 
 West Greenview Sec 15 T300a 
 (1870) 
 
 Montgomery, Wm. (Maggie) Ch Isa- 
 bella, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atter- 
 berry, Sec 26 O98a (1877) 
 
 Montgomery, W. H. (Ella) Ch Paul, 
 Margaret, Howard, David, Peters- 
 burg Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 25 
 O143a (1888) 
 
 Montgomery, W. P. (Catherine) Ch 
 Edna, Greenview Rt 4, tel Green- 
 view, twp Indian Creek, S'ec 16 T40a 
 (1864) 
 
 Moody, Jeff (Grace) Ch Jesse, Harold, 
 Dwight, Leona, Ethel, Jane, Clara, 
 Helen, Petersburg Rt 5, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 4 Ola (1861) 
 
 Moore, Arthur (Frankie) Petersburg 
 Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 16 T13a Alic 
 Bradley (1888) 
 
 Morgan, Will (Ida) Ch Alvene, Willie, 
 Willard, Athens Rt 1, twp Athens, 
 Sec 23 T80a Clay King (1909) 
 
 Morris, Andy (Jenna) Ch William, An- 
 drew, Nina, Opha, Atterberry Rt 1, 
 twp Atterberry, Sec 32 T220a Janet 
 S. Waring (1856) 
 
 Morrison Robert (Flora) Ch Oscar, 
 Willie, Effle, Walter, Mertie, Artie, 
 Dollie, Chas., Tallula Rt 1, twp Tul- 
 lula, Sec 2 T160a Judy Est (1915) 
 
 Mose, Chas. (Lizzie) Petersburg, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 12 T104a L. C. Ter- 
 hune (1860) 
 
 *Mundy, J. E. (Rebecca) Greenview 
 Rt 2, twp Irish Grove, Sec 27 O80a 
 (1892) 
 
 *Murray, Arthur (Jennie) Greenview 
 Rt 2, tel Greenview, twp Irish Grove, 
 Sec 9 
 
 Myers, Homer (Erne) Ch Joseph, 
 Vance, Leda, Fancy Prairie Rt 1, tel 
 Middletown twp Sugar Grove, Sec 1 
 O120a Joseph Myers (1887) 
 
 BROOD SOWS ON THE L. I
 
 MENARD COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 289 
 
 N 
 
 *Nancc, C. W. (Caroline) Ch Orval, 
 Helen, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atter- 
 berry, Sec 14 T220a Elijah Pervince 
 (1869) 
 
 * Nance, Horace G. (Sadie) Ch Mary, 
 
 Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tallula, Sec 15 
 O160a (1876) 
 
 Nance, H. W. (Mary) Petersburg Rt 5, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 15 T180a Beard 
 Estate (1861) 
 
 Nash, Harry (Eva) Ch Velda, Peters- 
 burg Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 20 
 T23^a Lot Williamson (1915) 
 
 Naylor, Barney (Sarah) Ch Henry, 
 Carrie, Athens Rt 2 twp Athens, Sec 
 24 O5a (1877) 
 
 Neat, R. F. (Effie) Ch Thomas, Ethel, 
 Frances, Lillian, Rudolph, Green- 
 view Rt 3, twp Irish Grove, Sec 31 
 O105a (1899) 
 
 Nelson, Winfield, Petersburg Rt 5 twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 9 & 10 T200a Mrs. 
 Waring (1905) 
 
 *Neumer, T. B. (Maggie) Ch Emelia, 
 Harmer, Hannah,, Athens Rt 1, twp 
 Athens, S'ec 10 T211a E. Kincaid 
 
 - (1887) 
 
 *Newtson, John H. (Cora) Ch Frank, 
 Teddy, Penson, Bessie, Opal, Green- 
 view Rt 1 twp Irish Grove, Sec 12 
 O70a (1870) 
 
 Niemeyer Cabus (Ethel) Ch Cobus, 
 James, Tallula Rt 3, twp Tallula, Sec 
 18 T120a Mrs. Catherine Niemeyer 
 (1875) 
 
 Niemeyer, Mrs. Catherine, Tallula Rt 
 3, twp Tallula, Sec 18 O120a (1870) 
 
 Nies, W. A. (Ella) Ch Wayne, Green- 
 view Rt 2, twp Irish Grove, Sec 28 
 T160a A. Hammer (1884) 
 
 Nisson, Andrew (Enger) Ch Maren, 
 Julia, Arthur, Christina, Harmon, 
 Rose, Oakford Rt 1, twp Atterberry, 
 Sec 18 T135a W. C. Koeker, (1882) 
 
 *Nolting, Henry (Laura) Ch Bryan, 
 Gladys, Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tallu- 
 la, Sec 17 O42y 2 a (1858) 
 
 Nolting P. G. (Nina) Petersburg Rt 1, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 35 T50a Murray 
 Williamson (1893) 
 
 Nolting Perry (Delia) Ch Alah, May, 
 Marie, Anna, Clarence, Petersburg 
 Rt 4 tel Petersburg, twp Athens, Sec 
 6 T36a H. P. Miller (1889) 
 
 Norton, James Ch Viva, Fancy Prairie 
 Rt 1, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 11 T160a 
 Dr. Hill (1912) 
 
 *Nolton, Ross (Ada) Ch Marion, Pet- 
 ersburg Rt 4, twp Athens, Sec 20 
 O40a (1879) 
 
 Norris, James H. (Carrie) Ch Law- 
 rence, Fancy Prairie Rt 1, tel Mid- 
 dletown, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 1 
 T5a Irish Grove Pres. Church (1913) 
 
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 o 
 
 *Ogden, W. A. (Grace) Ch Morris, Beu- 
 lah, Lester, Ursal, Glenn, Oakford 
 Rt 1, twp Atterberry Sec 5 T300a C. 
 E. Isley (1883) 
 
 Ohara J. H. Tice, twp Athens, Sec 29 
 O40a (1866) 
 
 Ohara, T. E. (Minnie) Ch Bell, Edith, 
 William, May, Ralph, Petersburg Rt 
 6, twp Athens, Sec 30 T120a John 
 Grosboll (1862) 
 
 Olson, Henry (Anna) Ch Clara, Rus- 
 sell, Fancy Prairie Rt 1, tel Middle- 
 town, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 12 
 O140a (1867) 
 
 O'Neal, Albert (Mary) Ch Alice, 
 Helen, Lela, Sarah Albert, Tallula 
 Rt 3, twp Tallula, Sec 23 T158a Mrs; 
 Anna Whittinger (1862) 
 
 *Onken, Herman (Emma) Ch Kather- 
 ine, Greenview Rt 1, twp Irish Grove. 
 Sec 31 T320a Onkin & Myers (18X1) 
 
 Ortgessen, Fred (Katherine) Ch Liz- 
 zie, Petersburg Rt 3, twp Pater.-- 
 burg, Sec 13 T5a Mrs. Fuelne.- 
 (1883) 
 
 Osborne, Bert (Belle) Ch Harris, 
 Clyde, Loyd, Ernest, Petersburg Rt 4. 
 twp West Athens, Sec 31 O128a 
 (1870) 
 
 Otken Fred, Atterberry Rt 1, twp West 
 Petersburg, Sec 2 T160a T. Powell 
 (1910) 
 
 *Ortman, G. (Nellie) Ch John, Peters- 
 burg Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 20 T54a 
 John H. Cox (1890) 
 
 THE CHILDREN HAVE A GOOD TIME ON THE 
 H. O. ATTERBURY FARM
 
 MENARD COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 291 
 
 *Page, J. C. (Emma) Ch Nina, Helen, 
 Elmer, Irene, Atterberry Rt 1 twp 
 Atterberry Sec 19 O130a (1865) 
 
 Paine, Edward J. (Lottie) Fancy Prai- 
 rie Rt 1, tel Middletown, twp Sugar 
 Grove, Sec . 12 T320a Abner Cham- 
 bers (1882) 
 
 Pakinson, J. A. (Anna) Ch Vinita, 
 John, Catherine, Petersburg Rt 2, 
 twp Atterberry Sec 11 Farmhand on 
 Kirby Farm (1910) 
 
 Parkinson, J. E. (Alice) Ch Margue- 
 rite, Homer, James, Petersburg Rt 5, 
 twp Atterberry Sec 21 Farmhand for 
 H. S. Houghton (1877) 
 
 *Park, Andy (Harriett) Ch Stella, Pe- 
 tersburg Rt 2, twp Petersburg, Sec 
 11 O4y 2 a (1867) 
 
 Park, Hugh (Abbie) Petersburg Rt 3, 
 twp Indian Creek, S'ec 31 T184a Ed. 
 Fohay (1859) 
 
 Park, James (Dora) Ch Harriet, Clara, 
 Jim, Andrew> Petersburg Rt 5, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 10 T155a Andrew 
 Park (1887) 
 
 Palmer, Edward, Cantrall Rt 27, twp 
 South Athens, Sec 17 O148a (1874) 
 
 Pantier, R. C. Ch Harry, Petersburg 
 Rt 5, twp Atterberry, Sec 34 O200a 
 
 (1841) 
 
 Pantier, W. A. (May) Ch Fay, Min- 
 nie, S'arah, Edna, Leota. Petersburg 
 Rt 5, twp Atterberry, Sec 34 T200a 
 R. C. Pantier (1869) 
 
 *Parson, Guy (Dotty) Tallula Rt 3, 
 twp Tallula, Sec 9 T300a Gaines 
 Green (1892) 
 
 *Parsons, Carl N. (Vienna) Ch Earl, 
 Emma, Tallula Rt 3, twp Tallula, 
 Sec 18 T160a Gaines Green (1897) 
 
 Pedigo, G. H. (Elizabeth) Ch James, 
 Guy, Jessie, Petersburg Rt 2, Atter- 
 berry, Sec 14 T160a G. F. Kirby 
 
 Perkins, Liss (Hettie) Tallula twp 
 West Tallula, Sec 13 T40a H. E. 
 Baker (1915) 
 
 Peters Dick F. (Johanna) Ch Alida, 
 Herman, Alma, Frederick, George, 
 Athens Rt 2, tel Sweet Water, twp 
 Sugar Grove, Sec 6 T a H. J. Mar- 
 bold 
 
 Pfaffenbauch, Joseph (Frances) Pet- 
 ersburg Rt 4 tel Petersburg, twp 
 Athens, Sec 17 T50a Mary Brusike 
 
 (1857) 
 
 Phillips, Cleve (Mary) Ch Pearl, Ruth, 
 Blanche, Helen, Fancy Prairie Rt 1, 
 twp Sugar Grove Sec 12 T a Ed. 
 Paine (1914) 
 
 Philips, Clarence F. (Leona) Oakford 
 Rt 1, twp Oakford, Sec 23 T60a Eme- 
 lene Watkins (1887) 
 
 Peddit, H. H. (Lucy) T. V. J., Oakford 
 
 Rt 1, twp Atterberry S'ec 7 (1916) 
 
 Pierce, Ed. (Maggie) Ch Hazel, Ray- 
 mond, Atterberry Rt 1, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 6 T80a C. C. Juhl (1912) 
 
 Pierson, Robert (Delia) Ch Julia Ar- 
 thur, Helen, Greenview Rt 1, twp In- 
 dian Creek, Sec 13 T160a Frank 
 Blane (1880) 
 
 Pike, H. C. (Mary) Ch Ray, Guy, Tal- 
 lula Rt 1, twp West Tallula, Sec 1 
 T_a Q. N. Spears (1916) 
 
 Pillsbury, J. B. Ch Ross, Petersburg 
 Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 35 O188a 
 
 Pillsbury, Lyman A. (Olive) Ch Rich- 
 ard, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atterberry 
 Sec 14 T161a J. B. Pillsbury (1891) 
 
 *Pond, T. S. (Belle) Ch Harry, Law- 
 rence, Bessie, Greenview Rt 2, twp 
 Irish Grove, Sec 30 O200a (1866) 
 
 Potter, Charles, Tallula Rt 2, twp West 
 Petersburg, Sec 13 T80a Garrett 
 Westel (1873) 
 
 Potter, Ira (Dora) Ch Frank, Hazel, 
 Elmer, Atterberry Rt 1, twp West 
 Petersburg, Sec 2 T40a John Potter 
 (1883) 
 
 Potter, J. H. (Mamie) Petersburg Rt 
 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 15 O46a 
 
 (1886) 
 
 Potter J. L. (Emma) Ch Horace, Har- 
 ris, Paul, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Pet- 
 ersburg, Sec 11 O20a (1851) 
 
 Potter, W. S. (Mary) Oakford Rt 1, 
 
 twp Oakford, Sec 12 O40a (1849) 
 
 Powell, John W. (Maude) Ch Doris, 
 Cora, Irving, Gladys, Julian, Athens 
 Rt 2, twp South Athens, Sec 3 O72a 
 (1900)
 
 292 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Powell, Elmer (Mattie) Ch Leonard, 
 Richard, Edith, Virgil, Ashland Rt 2, 
 twp Tallula, Sec 10 T160a J. F. 
 Wilson (1913) 
 
 Power, Mrs. Irving Ch Carl, Peters- 
 burg Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 10 O314a 
 (1868) 
 
 Power, Wm. D. (Zuildea) Ch Mary, 
 Helen, Woodson, Thelma, Petersburg 
 Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 18 T39a J. 
 P. Clark (1870) 
 
 Prince, Nathan, Athens Rt 2 tel Sweet 
 Water, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 3 
 T360a Cinthia Brassfield (1903) 
 
 *Primm, N. O. -(Agnes) Ch Henry, 
 Stella, Lee, Athens Rt 1, twp Ath- 
 ens, Sec 21 O240a (1861) 
 
 *Primm, J. O. (Helen) Athens Rt 1, 
 twp Athens, Sec 22 T180a P. O. 
 Primm (1882) 
 
 Primm, P. D. Jr. (Margaret) Ch Lu- 
 cille, Edith, Herbert, Merle, Harold, 
 Vida, Margaret, Athens Rt 1, Sec 21 
 T160a J. D. Primm, Sr. (1877) 
 
 *Primm, L. B., Petersburg Rt 1, twp 
 Tallula, Sec 14 O67a (1859) 
 
 Primm, T. D., Athens, twp Athens, Sec 
 21 T160a J. O. Primm (1845) 
 
 Propst, A. (Catherine) Greenview Rt 
 1, twp Irish Grove, Sec 19 O80a 
 (1834) 
 
 Propst, Alva (Minnie) Ch Arthur, 
 Greenview Rt 1, twp Indian Creek, 
 Sec 12 T70a John Blane and A. 
 Propst (1880) 
 
 *Propst, Cash (Blanche} Greenview Rt 
 3, twp Irish Grove, Sec 20 T240a Elp. 
 Propst (1882) 
 
 Propst, Samuel R. (Iva) Ch Samuel, 
 Athens Rt 2, tel Sweetwater twp 
 Sugar Grove, Sec 3 O247a (1881) 
 
 *Prott, James D. (Fanny) Ch Leland, 
 Addie, Atterberry Rt 1 twp Oak- 
 ford, Sec 24 T130a Geo. Sprinkle 
 
 Pruesner, Jake, Greenview Rt 2, tel 
 Sweetwater, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 
 6 T a H. J. Marbold (1902) 
 
 Pullen, R. L. (Sylvia) Ch Pearl, John, 
 Anna, Gladys, Russell, Eva, Cecil, 
 Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tallula, Sec 24 
 T5a J. S. Hune (1916) 
 
 Purvines, Bert Petersburg Rt 1, twp 
 Tallula, Sec 17 O26a (1875) 
 
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 MENARD COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 293 
 
 R 
 
 Rademgcher, H. W. (Adline) Ch Fred- 
 rich, George, Greenview Rt 2, twp 
 Athens, Sec 12 O200 (1869) 
 
 Raffity, Charlie (Maude) Ch Leona, 
 Neoma, Tallula, Rt 3, twp Tallula, 
 Sec 8 T160a Gaines Green (1909) 
 
 Raikes, Doc (Delia) Ch Leslie, Daisy, 
 Tallula, Rt 3 twp Tallula, T160a 
 Gaines Green (1889) 
 
 Raikes, L. J. (Martha) Ch Coy, Her- 
 bert, Fannie, Flosie, Richard, 
 George, Ben, Petersburg Rt 1, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 26 T720a Harry Le- 
 bering (1909) 
 
 *Raikes, William (Delia) Ch Robert, 
 Homer, Tallula Rt 2, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 22 T160a Scott Green 
 (1910) 
 
 Rainey, Frank (Helena) Ch Mary, 
 Petersburg Rt 2 twp Athens, Sec 9 
 T7a John Rebbe (1887) 
 
 Rainey, John B. (Gesin) Ch Lucial, 
 Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 16 
 O20a (1897) 
 
 Randall, Earl (Myrtle) Ch Donovan, 
 Kenneth, Myron, Alverda, Green- 
 view Rt 2, twp Irish Grove, Sec 30 
 T J. Alkire (1901) 
 
 *Rathsack Everette, Greenview Rt 3, 
 twp Irish Grove, Sec 16 Robert Rath- 
 rack (1895) 
 
 *Rathsack, Robert (Amanda E.) Ch 
 William, Mary, Harry M., Robert, 
 Everett, Greenview Rt 3, twp Irish 
 Grove, Sec 16 O160a (1882) 
 
 Ray, Alfred (Mary) Ch Dewey, Mable, 
 Alfred, Doris, Helen, Mary, Tallula 
 Rt 1, twp Petersburg, T160a Henry 
 Hucht (1875) 
 
 *Rayburn, D. J. (Ethel) Ch Dale, 
 Greenview Rt 31, twp Irish Grove, 
 Sec 26 O90a (1871) 
 
 Rayburn, Enoch B. Ch Louisa, Stella, 
 Lucinda, Fancy Prairie Rt 1, twp 
 Sugar Grove, Sec 6 O40a (1864) 
 
 Rebbe, Mrs. Chas. Ch Minnie, Carline, 
 Petersburg Rt 6, twp Petersburg, 
 Sec 13 O112a (1893) 
 
 Rebbe, John (Catherine) Ch John Liz- 
 zie, Paul, Helen, Petersburg Rt 3, 
 twp Athens, Sec 9 O155a (1861) 
 
 Reimer Gus (Augusta) Ch Mary, 
 Charles, Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tul- 
 lula, Sec 3 T38 Henry Lucht (1859) 
 
 Reimer, Wm. (Netta) Ch Helen, Pet- 
 ersburg Rt If twp Tallula, Sec 11 
 T80a Margaret Fields (1889) 
 
 *Reinders, Henry (Katie) Ch Hild, 
 Hanna, Lizzie, Minnie, John, Mar- 
 garet, Harry, Athens Rt 2, twp Ath- 
 ens, Sec 19 T290a Will Young (1889) 
 
 Reitz, H. H. (Meta) Petersburg Rt 6, 
 
 twp Athens, Sec 20 O60a (1877) 
 
 *Relbe, Frank (Alma) Ch Hermania, 
 Dorthy, Marjorie, Tullula Rt 2, twp 
 Petersburg, Sec 19 T147a Sam 
 Greenwald (1890) 
 
 Renick, James S., Petersburg Rt 1, 
 twp Tallula, Sec 13 T200a Golden 
 Estate (1887) 
 
 Rhodes, John A. (Maggie) Ch Ira, 
 Petersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, S'ec 21 
 O105a (1859) 
 
 Rhodes, Omar (Ada) Ch Thelma, Jack, 
 Fancy Prairie Rt 1, twp Fancy Prai- 
 rie, Sec 14 John Graham (1916) 
 
 Rice, A. W. (Gala) Ch Ala, Susie, 
 Ruby, Fred, Cantrall Rt 27, twp 
 South Athens, Sec 14 Julian Hall 
 (1914) 
 
 Ricker, Fritz, Oakford, twp Oakford, 
 Sec 23 O140a (1881) 
 
 Riggin, A. K., Petersburg Rt 9, twp 
 
 Athens, Sec 4 O126a (1877) 
 
 Riggin, Harry (Irene) Ch Mary, Pet- 
 ersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 4 
 (1876) 
 
 *Riggin Bros., Petersburg Rt 3, twp 
 
 Athens, Sec 4 O126a (1818) 
 
 Riley, Mrs. Anna, Petersburg Rt 6, 
 
 twp Athens, Sec 28 T80a (1857) 
 
 *Rittbush, Fred (Anna) Greenview Rt 
 4, tel Greenview, twp Indian Creek, 
 Sec 21 T160a Mrs. Blair (1883)
 
 294 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Ritterbush, C. W. (Christina) Peters- 
 burg Rt 1, twp Tallula, Sec 3 T80a 
 Alice Stout (1888) 
 
 Ritterbush, R. (Reka) Ch Addie, Jean- 
 ette, Petersburg Rt 5, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 19 Tla Mrs. J. B. Bradley 
 (1860) 
 
 Reichman, George, (Lizzie) Ch Ber- 
 nice, Christine, Greenview Rt 4, tel 
 Petersburg, twp Indian Creek, Sec 
 28 O80 (1896) 
 
 Robertson, Mrs. Lucy M. Ch Harris M., 
 Arthur B., Petersburg Rt 1, twp 
 
 Petersburg, Sec 34 O80a (1864) 
 
 Robinson, Edgar (Laura) Ch Lee, 
 Roy, Bertha, Fern, Glenn, Carl, Pet- 
 ersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, S'ec 17 
 O166a (1879) 
 
 Robinson, E. N. (Nora) Ch Mary, Au- 
 dra, Fancy Prairie Rt 1, tel Middle- 
 town, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 7 T160a 
 J. W. Shaver (1916) 
 
 Rodemer, Carl (Katherine) Ch Mar- 
 garet, Henry, Emilia, John, Martha, 
 Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 
 15 T84a J. Isenberg (1894) 
 
 Rogers, Clarence (Betty) Petersburg 
 Rt 3, twp Indian Creek, Sec 32 
 Thomas Rogers (1897) 
 
 Rogers, Charlie (Emma) Ch Alice, 
 Lester, Susan, Grace, Isaac, Peters- 
 burg Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 5 O42^a 
 (1871) 
 
 *Rogers, C. S. (M. E.) Ch Thomas 
 Petersburg Rt 3, twp Indian Creek, 
 Sec 32 O140a (1867) 
 
 Rogge, Herman (Lydia) Ch Oetje, Ed- 
 ward, Mae, Tullula Rt 2, twp Pet- 
 ersburg, Sec 22-27 O220a (1916) 
 
 *Rohmann, Herman (Mary) Ch Lewis, 
 Goldie, Tallula Rt 1, twp Petersburg, 
 Sec 25 O120a (1863) 
 
 *Rosendahl, E. J. (Lena) Ch John, 
 Mary, Petersburg Rt 5, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 16-17 O120a (1885) 
 
 *Rothert, Mrs. C. M. Ch Henry, 
 George, Petersburg Rt 3, twp Ath- 
 ens, Sec 4 O200a (1888) 
 
 Rothert, J. R. (Lena) Petersburg Rt 5, 
 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 9 O280a (1905) 
 
 Rutledge, G. Kirby (Yeland) Peters- 
 burg Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 3 
 T350a Mrs. Geo. Schonewis (1887) 
 
 Ruthledge,'H. E. (Ella G.) Petersburg 
 Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 12 O207 
 (1866) 
 
 COQUETTES 50404 1ST AT SPRINGFIELD (1016)
 
 MENARD COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 295 
 
 Sallie, E. A. (Mary) Tallula Rt 1, twp 
 West Petersburg, Sec 10 O8a 
 (1882) 
 
 *Sampson, Earl (Elizabeth) Ch John, 
 Petersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 28 
 & 29 T160a D. A. Sampson (1887) 
 
 Sapp S. B. (Clara) Ch Charles, Nellie, 
 Elmer, Ethel, Homer Harry, Susan, 
 Oakford Rt 1 twp Oakford Sec 24 
 T120a Hemings Heirs (1854) 
 
 *Sampson, D. A. (Mary) Ch Alva, 
 Roy, Petersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, 
 Sec 20 O280a (1845) 
 
 *Sampson, Roy, Greenview Rt 3, twp 
 Irish Grove Sec 10 T a S. A. Samp- 
 son (1890) 
 
 *Sampson, S. A. (Lizzie) Ch Roy, Jo- 
 seph, Florence, Goldie, Greenview 
 Rt 3, twp Irish Grove, Sec 10 O218a 
 (1861) 
 
 Sampson, Mrs. V. E. Ch Luther, Pet- 
 ersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 19 
 O200a (1884) 
 
 *ampson, William F. (Jane) "Sunny- 
 s-lope Farm" Petersburg Rt 6, twp 
 Athens, Sec 20 & 21 O170a (1843) 
 
 Sanders, Seymour (Mary) Ch William, 
 Samuel, Thomas, Esther, Angeline, 
 George, Greenview Rt 4, tel Green- 
 view, twp Indian Creek, Sec 10 
 O120a (1902) 
 
 SapF, Elmer (Ethel) Ch Mable, Edith, 
 Atterberry Rt 1, twp Petersburg, Sec 
 6 T80a L. L. Atterberry (1885) 
 
 Satorine, Ben (Sarah) Tallula Rt 2, 
 twp West Petersburg, Sec 14 T210a 
 H. B. Satorine (1893) 
 
 Sa\age, George (Susan) Ch Delmer, 
 Anna, James, Clent, Hubert, Eliza- 
 beth, Tallula Rt 2, twp Petersburg, 
 Sec 29 T160a L. Fairbanks (1915) 
 
 *Savage S. O. (Sarah) Ch Raymond, 
 Myrtle, Russell, Mary, Tallula Rt 3, 
 twp Tallula, Sec 14 T400a Mrs. Mary 
 Stockdick (1897) 
 
 Schafer, Aug. (Lena) Ch John, Tal- 
 lula Rt 2, twp Petersburg, Sec 25 
 O78a (1874) 
 
 *Schafer, H. W. (Christina) Ch 
 George, Anna, Mary, Harry, Lydia, 
 Emma, Tallula Rt 2, twp West Pet- 
 ersburg, Sec 25 O206a (1868) 
 
 *Schafer, Herman (Gertrude) Ch 
 Ida, Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, 
 Sec 7 O42a (1916) 
 
 Schlicht, Herbert (Anna) Ch Ray- 
 mond, LaVerne, Petersburg Rt 4, 
 twp West Athens, Sec 5 T120a John 
 Raman (1916) 
 
 Schnapp, Charles (Lena) Ch Marga- 
 ret, Edna, Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tal- 
 lula, S'ec 16 T40a Jacob Schnapp 
 (1872) 
 
 Schnapp, Jacob Ch Katie, Petersburg 
 Rt 1, twp Tallula, S'ec 16 O40a (1854) 
 
 *Schnapp, Samuel (Amy) Ch Paul, Lil- 
 lian, Alice, Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tal- 
 lula, Sec 21 T400a Jacob Schnap 
 (1886) 
 
 Schone, Bluford (Calla) Tallula Rt 3, 
 twp Tallula, Sec 18 T180a John 
 Schone (1888) 
 
 Schoneweis, Anna (Lizzie) Ch Harvey, 
 Tallula Rt 2, twp Petersburg, Sec 22 
 & 27 O220a (1870) 
 
 *Schonewise, Fred Cx (Nina) Ch Ar- 
 thur, George, Erbie, Herbert, Fred, 
 Marie, Sophia, Cakford, twp Atter- 
 berry, Sec 4 CMOOa (1875) 
 
 Schroeder, Howard, Petersburg Rt 2, 
 
 twp Atterberry, Sec 10 (1898) 
 
 Schroeder, John E. (Anna) Ch How- 
 ard, Allie, Archie, Harold, Helen, 
 Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atterberry, 
 Sec 10 O120a (1870) 
 
 Schmidt, Fred (Mary) Ch Betha, Lou- 
 ise, Katherine, Emma, Athens Rt 2, 
 tel Athens, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 7 
 O174^a (1887) 
 
 *Schulenberg, Henry (Bertha), Green- 
 view Rt 4, tel Greenview, twp Indian 
 Creek, Sec 8 T210a Henry Elstrodt 
 (1880) 
 
 Schulz, Gus (Augusta) Ch Helen, 
 Minnie, Clara, Freida, Gus, Lydia, 
 Greenview Rt 4, tel Greenview, twp 
 Indian Creek, Sec 8 T255a D. D. 
 Velde (1914) 
 
 Schurman, John (Margaret) Ch Karl, 
 Anna, Fred, Henry, William, Her- 
 man, Gesiena, Eddie, Emma, Mar- 
 garet, Athens Rt 2, tel Sweetwater, 
 twp Sugar Grove, Sec 4 T360a John 
 Ridge (1889)
 
 296 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Screst, T. D. (Irene) Ch John, Green- 
 view Rt 4, tel Greenview, twp In- 
 dian Creek, Sec 20 TlOOa T. W. Kil- 
 lion (1906) 
 
 Senter, James G. (Maude) Ch Maue- 
 rine, "Klondike Farm," Petersburg 
 Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 10 T40a 
 Lorena Senter (1878) 
 
 *Shafer, Leslie S. (Pearl) Ch Lillian, 
 Tallula Rt 1, twp West Petersburg, 
 S'ec 25 T60a M. S. Bracken (1890) 
 
 *Shafer, S. P. (Bell) Ch Loren, Bur- 
 ton, Pauline, Glair, Avis, Tallula Rt 
 
 1, twp West Petersburg, Sec 35 O85a 
 (1891) 
 
 Shannan, William (Bessie) Ch Mar- 
 tha, Hugert, Doris, Athens Rt 2, 
 twp Athens, Sec 29 T a J. A. Kin- 
 caid (1883) 
 
 Shaver, John W. (Mame) Ch Lillie, 
 Jane, Mary, William, Pauline, 
 Springfield 319 S. Glenwood Ave, tel 
 Main, twp Sugar Grove, S'ec 7 
 O1200a (1862) 
 
 *Shaw, J. E. Ch Helen, Hugh, Martha, 
 Athens Rt 1, twp Athens, Sec 30, 
 T180a L. Rankins (1906) 
 
 Shaw, J. Stanley (Dora) Ch Eleanor, 
 Fancy Prairie Rt 1, tel Williams- 
 ville, twp Fancy Prairie, Sec 19 
 T240a Henry Rue (1908) 
 
 Shinkus, Frank (Esther) Ch Tony, 
 Anna, Athens, twp South Athens, 
 Sec 3 T232a Mr. Cherry (1912) 
 
 *Shipley, C. W. (Emma) Ch Don, Glen, 
 Marjorie, Petersburg Rt 2, twp At- 
 terberry, Sec 23 O900a (1860) 
 
 f*Shipley, Ernest R. (Jessie), Peters- 
 burg Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 23 
 T900a C. W. Shipley (1891) 
 
 Shipley, Lon (Lydia) Ch Mary, Peters- 
 burg Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 21 
 Farm Hand for H. S. Houghton 
 (1874) 
 
 Showwalter, Amos Ch Earl, Athens Rt 
 
 2, twp Sugar Grove, S'ec 5 T a J. H. 
 Alkine (1887) 
 
 Shreve, Floyd (Delia) Tallula Rt 2, 
 twp Tallula, Sec 6 T144a Ridding 
 Estate (1913) 
 
 *Simmering, Dick (Anna) Greenview 
 Rt 3, twp Irish Grove, Sec 23 T215a 
 Dr. C. Hamel (1889) 
 
 ^Simmering, Joseph (Gredie) Ch An- 
 nie, Olie, John, Dick, Guy, Garge, 
 Eddie, Kirbey, Minnie, Greenview 
 Rt 4, tel Greenview, twp Indian 
 Creek, Sec 29 O320a (1880) 
 
 *Simmering, John (Emelia) Ch Elma, 
 Elmer, Greenview Rt 1, tel Green- 
 view, twp Irish Grove, Sec 12 T400a 
 Henry Wernsing (1887) 
 
 Sinclair, M. (Chloe) Ch Thelma, Lor- 
 na, Laura, John, Emily, Tallula Rt 3, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 32 T160a J. N. 
 Meece (1901) 
 
 Sitzmann, John (Netta) Ch Carl, 
 Emma, Anna, John, Katie, Marie, 
 Elsie, Petersburg Rt 4, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 36 O125a (1892) 
 
 Smith, Walter, Petersburg Rt 1, twp 
 Tallula, Sec 13 O240a (1883) 
 
 Smedley, H. R. (Clara) Ch Ross, Mil- 
 dred, Petersburg Rt 5, twp Peters- 
 burg, S'ec 8 T320a Montgomery Es- 
 tate (1882) 
 
 *Smedley, J. A. (Rettie) Petersburg 
 Rt 5, twp Petersburg, Sec 21 O120a 
 (1850) 
 
 Smick, J. E. Ch Ella, Athens Rt 2, twp 
 Athens, Sec 20 O51a (1847; 
 
 Smith, Albert W. (Frieda) Ch Helen, 
 Petersburg Rt 4, twp Tallula, Sec *. 
 O80a (1884) 
 
 Smith, Mrs. C. D., Pleasant Plains Rt 
 42, twp Tallula, Sec 20 O160a (1867) 
 
 Smith, Ed. (Maggie) Ch Lillian, Tal- 
 lula Rt 3, twp Tallula, Sec 14 T160a 
 Mary Stockdick (1917) 
 
 Smith, F. P. (Lizzie) Ch Lorena, Les- 
 ter, Mildred, Petersburg Rt 3, twp 
 Athens, Sec 8 T80a F. P. Stine 
 (1876) 
 
 Smith, Fred (Rebecca) Petersburg Rt 
 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 10 T120a C. 
 Stahl (1882) 
 
 Smith, Fred (Belle) Fancy Prairie Rt 
 1, tel Middletown, twp Sugar Grove, 
 Sec 13 T160a J. S. King (1914) 
 
 Smith, G. H., Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tal- 
 lula, Sec 10 OSOa (1866) 
 
 Smith, Jesse (Zenetta) Ch Boeker, 
 Marjorie, Atterberry Rt 1, twp Pe- 
 tersburg, Sec 4 T309a S. M. Smith 
 (1887) 
 
 *fSmoot, E. E. (Eva) Ch William, 
 Mary, Greenview Rt 4, twp Irish 
 Grove, Sec 29 OSOOa (1880) 
 
 *|Smoot, Paul R. (Nellie) Ch Marga- 
 ret, Mary, Petersburg Rt 3, twp Pe- 
 tersburg, Sec 18 T49a C. E. Smoot 
 (1883) 
 
 Snodgrass, C. H. (Sarah) Ch Francis, 
 Nora, Louis, Greenview Rt 4, tel 
 Greenview, twp Indian Creek, Sec 
 18 & 19 O400a (1852)
 
 MENARD COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 297 
 
 *Snodgrass, Louis (Primula) Ch Car- 
 roll, Charles, Greenview Rt 4, tel 
 Greenvlew, twp Indian Creek, Sec 
 18 & 19 (1890) 
 
 Sorenson, Henry (Lottie) Ch Guy, Lo- 
 rene, Georgia, Bernice, Campbell, 
 Delia, Norma, Tallula Rt 2, twp Pe- 
 tersburg, Sec 26 T160a Chas. Camp- 
 bell (1907) 
 
 Sowers, J. M. (Mary) Ch Mildred, Tal- 
 lula, twp West Tallula, Sec 1 T40a 
 A. M. Green (1888) 
 
 *Spears, Jesse (Margaret) Ch Ada, 
 Tallula, twp West Tallula, Sec 1 
 O136a (1867) 
 
 *Spear, W. G. (Beatrice) Tallula Rt 1, 
 twp West Petersburg, Sec 30 O210a 
 (1880) 
 
 *Spears, Q. N. (Erna) Ch Elizabeth, 
 Mary, Tallula Rt 1, twp West Tal- 
 lula, Sec 1 O386a (1882) 
 
 Spilley, A. D. (Emma) Ch Mabel, Ed- 
 gar, Oakford Rt 1, twp Atterberry, 
 Sec 17 O80a (1862) 
 
 *Stubling, Harry A. (Florence) Ch 
 Ruth, Ashland Rt 2, twp Tallula, Sec 
 3 O160a (1898) 
 
 Stahl, Christiana, Petersburg Rt 2, 
 twp Atterberry, Sec 10 O164a (1842) 
 
 Stahl, David S. (Eunice) Ch Mildred, 
 Miles, Alice, Petersburg Rt 2, twp 
 Atterberry, Sec 11 T510a W. H. 
 Boeker (1878) 
 
 *Stahl, George A. (Alice) Ch Kirby, 
 Tallula Rt 3, twp West Tallula, Sec 
 24 T160a Mrs. Geo. Howard (1879) 
 
 Stahl, L. W. (Addie) Ch Lavada, Pe- 
 tersburg Rt 2, twp Atterberry, S'ec 
 3 040a (1880) 
 
 Steinkruger, Geo. (Francis) Ch. Em- 
 ma, Dorn, Ernest, Tallula Rt 2, twp 
 West Petersburg, Sec 23 O61a 
 (1880) 
 
 Stephenson, R. A. (Alva) Ch Helen, 
 Petersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 22 
 O5a (1874) 
 
 Stewart, Chas. E. (Olive) "Sunny Side 
 Farm," Atterberry Rt 1, twp Atter- 
 berry, Sec 20 O51a (1874) 
 
 Stewart, John F. (Alice) Ch Nevens, 
 Gertie, Arthur, Anna, Oakford Rt 1, 
 twp Oakford, Sec 24 O37a (1865) 
 
 Stewart, Laura J. Ch Samuel, "Maple 
 Grove Farm," Atterberry Rt 1, twp 
 Atterberry, Sec 20 T2a F. P. Stewart 
 (1836) 
 
 Stewart. T. P. (Clara) Ch Laura, Em- 
 ma, Garrett, Homer, Atterberry Rt 
 1, twp Atterberry, Sec 20 O51^a 
 (1870) 
 
 Stier, Louis (Mary) Petersburg Rt 6, 
 twp Athens, Sec 21 & 29 O60a (1893) 
 
 Stiles, H. M. (Sarah) Ch Joseph, Ed- 
 ward, Harvie, Katherine, Petersburg 
 Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 36 T20a 
 Jasper Rutledge (1856) 
 
 Stiltz, E. W., Tallula Rt 1, twp West 
 Petersburg, Sec 34 O240a (1889) 
 
 *Stire, C. C. (Etta) Ch Julius, Peters- 
 burg Rt 5, twp Petersburg, Sec 16 
 T200a H. Stier (1888) 
 
 *Stith, E. C. (Etta) Ch Homer, Norma, 
 Geraldine, Floy, Oakford Rt 1, twp 
 Atterberry, S'ec 17 O82a (1864) 
 
 *Stith, Geo. W. (Ora) Atterberry, twp 
 Atterberry, Sec 31 Ola 
 
 Stith, Homer (Imogene) One child, 
 Oakford Rt 1, twp Atterberry, Sec 
 18 (1888) 
 
 *Stith, J. J. (Sarah) Atterberry Rt 1, 
 twp Atterberry, Sec 20 O260a (1853) 
 
 *Stith, James A. (Joanna) Ch Harry, 
 Atterberry Rt 1, twp Atterberry, Sec 
 30 O80a (1858) 
 
 Stith, James Harry (lona) Ch Lelena, 
 Atterberry Rt 1, twp Atterberry, Sec 
 30 (1889) 
 
 Stith, John (Minnie) Ch Hattie, Doro- 
 thy, Alice, Robert, Esther, Atterber- 
 ry Rt 1, twp Petersburg, Sec 5 TlOa 
 Netta Smith (1875) 
 
 *Stith, T. M. \Laura) Atterberry, twp 
 Atterberry, S'ec 31 (1853) 
 
 Stone, G. R. (Kate) Ch George, Athens 
 Rt 2, twp Athens, Sec 25 T195a Mrs. 
 H. Bois (1865) 
 
 Stone, Henry (Zelda) Athens Rt 2, 
 twp Athens, Sec 25 T116a Gus Jones 
 (1896) 
 
 Stone, Jesse (Bertha) Fancy Prairie 
 Rt 1, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 11 T a 
 John W. Graham (1911) 
 
 Stone, William H. (Frankie) Fancy 
 Prairie Rt 1, tel Sweetwater, twp 
 Sugar Grove, Sec 3 O68a (1873) 
 
 Stotts, John H. (Sarah) Ch Elmer, 
 laline, Fern, Tallula Rt 3, twp Tal- 
 lula, Sec 15 T160a Elmer Boeker 
 (1917) 
 
 *Stout, A. J. (Maria) Tallula Rt 3, twp 
 Tallula, S'ec 16 O160a (1876)
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Stout, J. P. (Ella) Ch Mary, Ruth, 
 Helen, Richard, Robert, Tallula Rt 3, 
 twp Tallula, Sec 21 O200a (1870) 
 
 Stout Sisters, Tallula Rt 3, twp Tal- 
 lula, Sec 16 O80a (1870) 
 
 *Stowe, Charles (Emma) Ch Lizzie, 
 Athens Rt 1, twp Athens, Sec 31 
 O164a (1863) 
 
 Strode, J. S. (Dorothea) Ch Herschal, 
 Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atterberry, Sec 
 35 Farm Hand on Montgomery Farm 
 (1885) 
 
 *Strowell, Rockwell V., Petersburg Rt 
 2, twp Petersburg, Sec 15 O30a 
 (1909) 
 
 Struble, A. N. (Louisa) Ch Hazel, 
 Philip, "Little Grove," Petersburg 
 Rt 17, twp Petersburg, Sec 17 T255a 
 H. B. & H. H. Harms (1868) 
 
 Stuaan, Herman (Frieda) Petersburg 
 Rt 1, twp Tallula, Sec 24 T40a J. S. 
 Hurie (1910) 
 
 Sturgis, W. B. (Eva) Greenview Rt 3, 
 twp Irish Grove, Sec 36 O20a (1860) 
 
 *Sullivan, Jerry (Ida) Ch Lizzie, Ed- 
 ward, Ella, Hazel, Harold, Peters- 
 burg Rt 1, twp Petersburg, Sec 33 
 TlOOa Margaret Fields (1871) 
 
 *Sunley, C. T. (Grace) Ch Florence, 
 John, Myrtle, Harold, Petersburg Rt 
 3, twp Athens, Sec 13 TSOOa Ed Keys 
 (1912) 
 
 *Sutton, Chas. N. (Francis) Ch Wil- 
 liam, Petersburg Rt 4, twp South 
 Athens, Sec 7 Ollla (1857) 
 
 Button, Thomas (Lula) Ch Bernice, 
 Velzora, Catherine, Petersburg Rt 6, 
 twp Athens, Sec 28 T79a Mrs. J. C. 
 Buckley (1900) 
 
 Sweet, Oren (Effa) Athens Rt 2, twp 
 Athens, Sec 19 T a Henry Peincker 
 (1917) 
 
 *Swiney, Frank (Harriet) Ch Welby, 
 Greenview Rt 2, twp Athens, Sec 2 
 O140a (1866) 
 
 Taapken, J. H. (Bertha) Ch Walter, 
 Russell, Ople, Marie, Tallula Rt 1, 
 twp West Petersburg, Sec 92 T20a 
 J. J. Jonssen (1917) 
 
 Taapkin, Garrett (Minnie) Ch Joe, 
 Mary, George, Garret, Edna, Peters- 
 burg Rt 2, twp Petersburg, Sec 1 
 T20a Kate Coleman (1869) 
 
 Taylor, Bert (Myrtle) Ch Oma, Green- 
 view Rt 4, tel Greenview, twp Indian 
 Creek, Sec 18 O167a R. M. Estrill 
 (1890) 
 
 Taylor, Bert (Lula) Ch Belulah, Delia, 
 William, Greenview Rt 1, twp Irish 
 Grove, Sec 34 Hulley Employer 
 (1917) 
 
 Taylor, Lizzie (Nellie) Ch Marguerite, 
 Rual, Vera, Pleasant Plains Rt 42, 
 twp Tallula, Sec 20 T60a Scott Haw- 
 kins (1917) 
 
 Teinberger, Mrs. Nancy Ch Anna, Em- 
 ma, Mary, Herman, Andrew, Tal- 
 lula Rt 2, twp Petersburg, Sec 14 
 O120a (1892) 
 
 *Terhune, Frank (T. C.) Ch Marshall, 
 Lee, Lyman, Petersburg Rt 3, twp 
 Indian Creek, Sec 32 (1869) >v 
 
 *Terhune, John W. (Quinty) Sweet- 
 water, twp Irish Grove, Sec 31 
 O500a (1853) 
 
 Terhune, L. C. (Betsy) Petersburg Rt 
 
 2, twp Petersburg, S'ec 12 O104a 
 (1856) 
 
 Terhune, Samuel (Molly) Ch Paul, Pe- 
 tersburg Rt 3, twp Indian Creek, Sec 
 32 O200a (1861) 
 
 Terhune, Samuel (Molly) Ch Paul, Pe- 
 tersburg Rt 3, twp West Greenview, 
 Sec 31 O160a 
 
 Terry, A. R. (Mary) Ch Depha, Peters- 
 burg Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 22 O241a 
 (1863) 
 
 Terry, Clyde E. (Andie) Petersburg 
 Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 28 T80a T. E. 
 Terry (1913) 
 
 Terry, F. E. (Allie) Ch Chas., Mary, 
 Petersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 
 28-33 T160a (1913) 
 
 Theilen, B. (Kate) Ch Bernhart, Har- 
 ry, Willie, August, Anna, Martha, 
 Petersburg Rt 1, twp Petersburg, 
 Sec 22 T208a Russell Watkins 
 (1884) 
 
 Theilen, George (Essie) Greenview Rt 
 
 3, twp Irish Grove, S'ec 14 T200a 
 Dr. F. Hunt (1890) 
 
 Thomas, B. W. (Mae) Ch Helen, 
 Gladys, Tallula Rt 2, tel Petersburg, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 18 (1877)
 
 MENARD COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 299 
 
 -Thomas, Settle, Oakford Rt 1, twp 
 Atterberry, Sec 17 O197.25a (1839) 
 
 Thomas, Henry (Dora) Ch Cecil, Ona, 
 Norma, Kate, William, Lizzie, Oak- 
 ford Rt 1, twp Oakford, Sec 24 O30a 
 (1853) 
 
 Thomas, Ira H. (Josephine) Ch Hugh, 
 Lewis, Atterberry Rt 1, twp West 
 Petersburg, Sec 2 O80a (1865) 
 
 Thomas, J. V. Ch E. C., Oakford Rt 1, 
 twp Atterberry, O20a (1846) 
 
 Thomas, Leve H. (Lula) Oakford Rt 1, 
 twp Oakford, Sec 13 T160a Ira H. 
 Thomas (1894) 
 
 -Thomas, M. H. (Maude) Oakford. Rt 
 1, twp Oakford, Sec 13 T58a B. T. 
 Thomas (1883) 
 
 Thomas Wm. (Anna) Petersburg Rt 4, 
 tel Petersburg, twp Athens, Sec 17 
 O16a J. B. Gordon (1887) 
 
 Thompson, H. L. (Julia) Petersburg 
 Rt 2, twp Atterberry, S'ec 35 O200a 
 Robert R. Thompson (1888) 
 
 Thomson, Elmer R. (Bessie) Ch Rob- 
 ert, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atterberry, 
 Sec 21 T80a M. Short (1893) 
 
 *Tibbs, S. A. D. (Ethel) Oh Francis, 
 Bud, Petersburg Rt 4, twp Athens, 
 Sec 19 O120a (1860) 
 
 *Tice, Edith (Stella) Ch Homer, 
 Helen, Greenview Rt 9, twp Indian 
 Creek, Sec 27 O320a (1885) 
 
 Tilen, John (Kate) Ch Marie, Carl, 
 Tallula Rt 3, twp Tallula, Sec 20 
 O80a Wm. Treman (1893) 
 
 Tilson, Edmond (Sarah) Ch James T., 
 Fancy Prairie Rt 1, tel Middletown, 
 twp Sugar Grove, Sec 1 O300a 
 (1898) 
 
 Tilson, William (Maggie) Ch Wilma, 
 Fancy Prairie Rt 1, twp Sugar 
 Grove, Sec 1 O30a Bunch Heirs 
 (1882) 
 
 Tippett, Antle (Eliza) Ch Ruby, Tal- 
 lula Rt 3, twp Tallula, Sec 4 Tla 
 Mrs. E. K. Spears (1890) 
 
 Tippit, F. M. (Sarah) Ch Frances, Os- 
 car, Ernest, Petersburg Rt 3, twp 
 Athens, Sec 18 T25a E. E. Clark 
 
 (1854) 
 
 Tipton, William S. (Tillie) Ch Ber- 
 tha, Nellie, Henry, Florence, George, 
 Greenview Rt 4, tel Greenview, twp 
 Indian Creek, Sec 8 TllOa Henry 
 Elstradt (1895) 
 
 Tobias, John Ch Henry, Bell, Herman, 
 Tom, Mary, Grace, Fancy Prairie, 
 twp Athens S'ec 26 T507a Tom 
 Mount (1888) 
 
 *Tobias, John (Maggie) Ch John, Ben, 
 Athens Rt 1, twp South Athens, Sec 
 1 T231a Mrs. Claypool (1882) 
 
 Tomlin, Logan (Frances) Ch Velma, 
 Cantrall Rt 27, twp South Athens, 
 Sec 18 McFaden Emp (1909) 
 
 Tomlin, James (Rosa) Ch Ronald, 
 Ovill, Mary, Tom, Clarence, Verna, 
 Athens Rt 1, Sec 28 T80a J. S. Gra- 
 ham (1818) 
 
 *Tooby, Charles (Ida) Ch Anna, Eliz- 
 abeth, Greenview Rt 3, twp Irish 
 Grove, Sec 29 O320a (1886) 
 
 Torzer, Alva (Anna) Ch Clarence, Mil- 
 dred, Woodson, Bertha, Herald, Pe- 
 tersburg Rt 4, tel Petersburg, twp 
 Athens, Sec 17 O97a (1874) 
 
 Torzer, W. H. (Angela) Ch Grant, 
 Bryan, Petersburg Rt 4, tel Peters- 
 burg, twp Athens, Sec 18 O50a 
 (1842) 
 
 Tott, Aaron (Ethel) Ch Mildred, 
 Helen, George, Carl, Cantrall Rt 27, 
 twp South Athens, Sec 14 TlOOa 
 Chas Tott (1885) 
 
 Tott, Charles, Cantrall Rt 27, twp 
 South Athens, T176a Geo Tott 
 (1883) 
 
 Trees, Geo. (Susia) Ch Verna, Athens 
 
 Rt 1, twp Athens, Sec 29 T280a Mrs. 
 
 Keys (1911) 
 Trenary, Chas E. Ch Velma, Bryon. 
 
 Tallula Rt 3, twp Tallula, Sec 17 
 
 O80a (1874) 
 
 Trenary, Guy (Myrtle) Tallula Rt 3, 
 twp Tallula, Sec 19 T80a S. D. Tren- 
 ary (1894) 
 
 Triplett, Thomas (Lillian) Ch Ber- 
 nice, Mildred, Otis, Greenview Rt 1, 
 twp Irish Grove, Sec 2 T104a May 
 Montgomery Frakes (1914) 
 
 *Truits, M. Y. (Mary Ellen) Ch James, 
 Leona, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atter- 
 berry, Sec 26 O215a (1867) 
 
 *Trumbo, Alva S. (Anna) Ch Vera, 
 Margaret, Normaljian, Greenview, 
 twp Indian Creek, Sec 20, T125a 
 Chas. Trumbo 
 
 *Trumbo, Chas. (Franky) Ch Alva, 
 Ellis, Harry, Greenview Rt 4, tel 
 Greenview, twp Indian Creek, Sec 
 20 02.25a (1842)
 
 300 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 Trumbo, Ellis A. (Marguerite) Ch 
 Rowena, Verona, Clifford, Greenview 
 Rt 4, tel Greenview, twp Indian 
 Creek, Sec 19 T80a Chas Trumbo 
 (1887) 
 
 Trumbo, Thyod (Sylvia) Ch Wayrold, 
 Harry, Greenview Rt 4, tel Green- 
 view, twp Indian Creek, Sec 20 
 T130a Phil Hagney (1879) 
 
 Truner, F. A. (Orvinda) Ch Maud, May, 
 Farart, Stella, Rule, Harry, Liona, 
 William, Greenview Rt 4, tel Green- 
 view, twp Indian Creek, Sec 20 T80a 
 Mrs. M. A. Trumbo (1869) 
 
 Tucker, Vernon (Anna) Petersburg Rt 
 3, twp Athens, Sec 24 T40a Edward 
 Keys (1915) 
 
 Turner, Edward S. (Letta) Ch Frances. 
 Athens Rt 2, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 
 5 T. H. Alkire (1916) 
 
 Turner, George (Ollie) Petersburg Rt 
 4, tel Petersburg, twp Athens, Sec 
 8 T40a (1874) 
 
 Turner, Rosco (Mary) Ch Golda, Wil- 
 lie, Lawrence, Clarence, Charlie, 
 Lillian, Petersburg Rt 6, twp Athens, 
 Sec 29 Tla John Walters (1850) 
 
 Turner, W. A. (Laura) Athens Rt 2, 
 twp Athens, Sec 26 O40a (1850) 
 
 *Tuttle, King (Willie) Ch Zolla, Zella, 
 Laberle, Thales, Petersburg Rt 2, 
 
 twp Atterberry, Sec 9 O40a (1878) 
 
 u 
 
 Ulery, J. (Eliza) Ch Minnie, Christ, 
 Will, Maude, Emma, Ida, Russek, El- 
 mer, Greenview Rt 4, tel Greenview, 
 twp Indian Creek, Sec 20 T60a Chas 
 Reed (1911) 
 
 Ulech, Mrs. Otto Ch Doris, Greenview 
 Rt 1, twp Irish Grove, Sec 32 T80a 
 Mr. August Hubly (1916) 
 
 *Van Eman, Frank (Laura) Ch Rob- 
 ert, Hubert, Oliver, Petersburg Rt 3, 
 twp Athens, Sec 23 T45a Geo Van 
 Eman (1892) 
 
 Vannattan, Ambrose (Delia) Ch Mil- 
 dred, Ruth, Petersburg Rt 6, twp 
 Athens, Sec 29 T6a Geo. Robinson 
 (1892) 
 
 Vannattan, James (Mae) Petersburg 
 Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 21 T122^a 
 (1869) 
 
 *Vanosdol, Wm. E. (Minnie) Ch Har- 
 old, Ruth, Richard, Greenview Rt 4, 
 tel Greenview, twp Indian Creek, 
 Sec 7 T320a (1912) 
 
 Vaughn, Arthur (Gertrude) Ch Beat- 
 rice, Julius, Atterberry, twp Atter- 
 berry, Sec 31 Farm Hand for Mattie 
 Kiethley (1881) 
 
 Vaughn Bros. Oakford Rt 1, twp Atter- 
 berry, Sec 18 O55a (1877) 
 
 Vaughn, John (Millisca) Ch Norma, 
 Philip, Walter, Doll, James, Edman, 
 Cathren, Tim, Atterberry Rt 1, twp 
 Oakford, T5a W. W. Watkins (1871 ) 
 
 Vogt, Frank (Nora) Ch Paul, Mary- 
 Edison, Leo, Erbell, Anna, Atter- 
 berry Rt 1, twp West Petersburg, 
 Sec 3 O220a Markert Bros. (1903) 
 
 *Vogt, John (Julia) Ch Ernest, Clar- 
 ence, Velma, Loyd, Harry, Mildred, 
 Clifford, Petersburg Rt 2, twp Atter- 
 berry, Sec 16 T78 Witt Armstrong 
 (1869) 
 
 *Votsmeier Henry (Nellie) Ch Eliza- 
 beth, Chas., Edith, Vincent, Ruth, 
 Arthur, Henry N., Ashland Rt 2, 
 twp Tallula, Sec 22 O40a (1910) 
 
 *Votsmier, Henry (Nellie) Ch Eliza- 
 beth, Charlie, Edith, Vincent, Ruth, 
 Arthur, Henry, Ashland Rt 3, twp 
 Tallula, Sec 22 O40a (1911)
 
 MENARD COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 301 
 
 w 
 
 Waddell, Edna, Oakford Rt 1, twp 
 Oakford, Sec 27 (1902) 
 
 Wade, Joe (Bertha) Ch Thelma, Tal- 
 lula Rt 3, twp West Tallula, Sec 24 
 T80 a Mrs. C. Parson (1914) 
 
 *Wagoner, C. A. (Emma D.) Ch 
 Helen D., Joe, Harry, Greenview Rt 
 4, twp West Greenview, Sec 34 O60a 
 (1867) 
 
 Wagoner, H. P. (Anna) Petersburg Rt 
 6, twp Athens, Sec 16 O45a (1899) 
 
 *Wahlbrink, F. H. (Maggie) Ch Helen, 
 Benrita, Petersburg Rt 3, twp 
 Athens, Sec 12 T160a H. S'echtlben 
 (1906) 
 
 Wainscott, Otto (May) Petersburg Rt 
 3, twp Athens, Sec 2 O80a W. L. Kin- 
 caid (1911) 
 
 Wance, Horace G. (Sadie V.) Ch Mary, 
 Louise, Petersburg Rt 1, twp Rock 
 Creek, Sec 12 TlOOOa A. G. Wance 
 (1876) 
 
 Warning, L. A. Ch Bernice, Petersburg 
 Rt 5, twp Petersburg, Sec 9-10 O200a 
 (1861) 
 
 Watkins, Charles (Maggie) Oakford 
 Rt 1, twp Atterberry, Sec 18 O257a 
 (1853) 
 
 Watkins, Claude (Julia) Ch Nelson, 
 Elizabeth, Dwight, Hazel, Tallula Rt 
 1, twp Petersburg, Sec 11 O80a 
 (1877) 
 
 *Watkins, Elias (Irene) Petersburg 
 Rt 5, twp Petersburg, Sec 8 T145a 
 Watkins Estate (1875) 
 
 *Watkins, Elmer (Emma C.) Ch Vir- 
 gil, Rosa, Evelyn, Petersburg Rt 2, 
 twp Atterberry, Sec 16 T2a T. C. 
 S'chenowis (1888) 
 
 Watkins, Evans J. (Pauline) Ch Sam- 
 uel, Petersburg Rt 5, twp Petersburg, 
 Sec 21 O120a (1867) 
 
 *Watkins, Fred B. (Anna) Ch Daisy, 
 Lilly, John, Atterberry Rt 1, twp 
 Atterberry, Sec 29 T22j^a John A. 
 Watkins (1878) 
 
 Watkins, Hugh (Emma) Ch Hattie, 
 Oakford, twp Oakford, O30a (1871) 
 
 Watkins, John A. (Bertha) Atterberry 
 Rt 1, twp Atterberry, Sec 29 
 (1853) 
 
 J. C. LOUNSBERRY HAS SOME GOOD HORSES ON HIS FARM AND A GOOD 
 SUBSTANTIAL BARN TO KEEP THEM IN.
 
 302 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Watkins, John L. (Matilda) Oakford 
 Rt 1, twp Oakford, Sec 13 O39a 
 (1882) 
 
 Watkins, Mrs. Maggie, Oakford Rt 1, 
 twp Atterberry, Sec 18 O257a 
 
 Watkins, Sam C. (Ada) Ch Cyrus, 
 Samuel J., Oakford Rt 1, twp Oak- 
 ford, Sec 19 T270a S'. L. Watkins 
 (1872) 
 
 *Watkins, S. E. (May) Ch Fanny, 
 Barbara, Tallula Rt 2, twp West Pe- 
 tersburg, Sec 13 T105a (1875) 
 
 Watkins, W. C. (Emeline) Oakford Rt 
 1, twp Oakford, Sec 19 O338a (1845) 
 
 *Watkins, Walter (Ollie) Ch Juhl, 
 Tallula Rt 1, twp West Petersburg, 
 Sec 10-11 O320a (1873) 
 
 *Watkins, William (Laura) Ch Elsia, 
 Clarence, Athens Rt 1, twp Athens, 
 Sec 22 T20a Oscar Bates (1915) 
 
 Watkins, Woodson G. (Lena) Ch New- 
 ton, George, Atterberry, twp Atter- 
 berry, Sec 30 O2a (1879) 
 
 *Watts, Benj. J. (Ada) Ch Elizabeth, 
 Franklin, Marie, Russell, Tallula Rt 
 1, twp West Petersburg, Sec 10 
 O235a S. H. Edwards (1906) 
 
 Weatherby, S. F. (Alnora) Ch Chas., 
 Emmett, Mary, Petersburg Rt 1, twp 
 Tallula, Sec 17 O5^a (1847) 
 
 Weber, August Ch Jane, Athens Rt 1, 
 twp Athens, Sec 21 OllOa (1873) 
 
 Weidhuner, Chas. (Mary) Ch Fred, 
 Carl, Henry, Otto, Annie, Rossie, 
 Harry, Greenview Rt 1, tel Green- 
 view twp Indian Creek, Sec 11 T360a 
 B. F. Marvold (1887) 
 
 Welch, G. G. (Lizzie) Ch Fay, Harold, 
 Frank, Petersburg Rt 1, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 34 T186a Welsh Estate 
 (1865) 
 
 Welch, H. L. (Emma) Ch Ruth, Tal- 
 lula Rt 3, twp Tallula, Sec 9, T200a 
 Mrs. G. B. Welch (1872) 
 
 Welch, Mrs. T. J., Petersburg Rt 1, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 26 O118a John 
 Lovin (1916) 
 
 *Wendell, G. M. (Fay) Ch Warren, 
 Catherine, Louise, Harry, Greenview 
 Rt 2, twp Irish Grove, Sec 29 T4a 
 Fred Stone (1915) 
 
 *Wennsing, Otto (Helen) Greenview 
 Rt 2, twp West Greenvie^, Sec 24 
 T225a (1891) 
 
 *Wernousky, Ernest (Catherine) Ch 
 Carl, George, Lydia, Oakford Rt 1, 
 twp Atterberry, Sec 17 O121%a 
 (1872) 
 
 Wesselman, Harmon (Anna) Ch Wil- 
 liam, Albert, Lea, Stella, Glenn, Pe- 
 tersburg Rt 5, twp Petersburg, Sec 
 17 T120a Albert Nickle (1879) 
 
 *White, J. E. (Ermer) Ch Robert F., 
 Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 14 
 OlOOa (1881) 
 
 Widby, James (Anna) Tallula Rt 2, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 23 Chas Camp- 
 bell (1917) 
 
 Wiker, John (Hattie) Ch Herald, Lu- 
 ceild, Athens Rt 2, twp Athens, Sec 
 21 T5a Harry Fulton (1905) 
 
 *Wilhelm, August (Ollie) Greenview 
 Rt 4, tel Greenview, twp Indian 
 Creek, Sec 28 T145a Smoot Antle 
 (1893) 
 
 Wilken, J. Hannah Ch George, Edward, 
 Mary, Oakford Rt 1, twp Atterberry, 
 Sec 17, O120a (1850) 
 
 *Wilken, Oltman (Anna) Ch John, 
 Morie, Katherine, Greenview Rt 1, 
 twp Irish Grove, Sec 5 O160a (1892) 
 
 Wilkelm, Carl, Greenview, tel Green- 
 view, TlOOa, twp Indian Creek, Sec 
 28 TlOOa Marie Pond (1890) 
 
 Willbanks, Stephen (Ada) Ch Vida, 
 Lora, Jane, Arnold, Fancy Prairie 
 Rt 1, tel Williamsville, twp Sugar 
 Grove, Sec 7 O160a (1860) 
 
 *Williams, Mrs. Thos. Ch Stella, Grace, 
 Oma, Petersburg Rt 1, twp Tallula, 
 Sec 13 T200a Golden Estate (1867) 
 
 Williams, Russell (Margaret) Athens, 
 twp South Athens, Sec 3 T80a P. 
 McCade (1906) 
 
 Williams, Wm. -(Bena) Athens Rt 2, 
 twp Athens, Sec 3 T140a Wm Ben- 
 son (1885) 
 
 Williams, Gus (Jennie) Ch Gerald, 
 Jane, Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, 
 Sec 14 O260a (1884) 
 
 Williams, Nealey, Greenview Rt 4, 
 twp Indian Creek, Sec 14 T55a Ja- 
 cob Killian (1898) 
 
 *Williamson, R. G. (Anna) Ch Agnes, 
 Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, Sec 6, 
 O175a (1886) 
 
 Williams, W. H. (Maude) Ch Turner, 
 Harold, Athens Rt 2, twp Athens, 
 Sec 23 037a (1676)
 
 MENARD COUNTY, ILLINOIS 
 
 303 
 
 Wilson, B. H. (Goldie) Ch Bernice, 
 Florence, Petersburg Rt 4, tel Pe- 
 tersburg, O8a (1893) 
 
 Wilson, Fred (Anna) Ch James, Leon- 
 ard, Robert, Atterberry Rt 1, twp 
 Atterberry, Sec 31 T455a E. R. Pur- 
 vines (1877) 
 
 *Wilson. G. A. (Ella) Petersburg Rt 1, 
 twp Tullula, Sec 15 OlOa Church 
 (1916) 
 
 *Wiltlinger, George (Edward) Pleas- 
 ant Plains Rt 43, twp West Tallula, 
 Sec 23 O200a (1882) 
 
 Winkerrran, A. C. Ch Otto, Atterberry, 
 twp Atterberry, Sec 32 OSOOa (1887) 
 
 Winkerman, Edward Ch Andrew, At- 
 terberry, twp Atterberry, Sec 32 
 O160a (1889) 
 
 Winkleman, August H. (Amelia) Ch 
 Edna, Mary, Greenview Rt 3, twp 
 Irish Grove, Sec 12, T240a Mrs. Clay- 
 pool (1814) 
 
 *Winkleman, H. G. (Ollie) Ch Louise, 
 Kermena, Edwin, Greenview Rt 3, 
 twu Irish Grove, T260a Mrs. Tice 
 (1879) 
 
 Winkleman, Henry H. (Martha) Ch 
 Walter, Henrietta, Marine, Atter- 
 berry Rt 1, twp Atterberry, Sec 30 
 T200a Aug. Winkerman (1875) 
 
 Winkleman, John (Katherine) Ch 
 Anna, Greenview Rt 3, twp Irish 
 Grove, Sec 29 O240a Mrs. H. J. Tice 
 (1883) 
 
 *Winkleman, L. C. (Lena) Ch Harry, 
 Marie, Arthur, Atterberry Rt 1, twp 
 Atterberry, S'ec 20 T210a Aug. Wink- 
 erman (1881) 
 
 'Winterbauer, Geo. (Cecil) Ch Rus- 
 sell, Fancy Prairie Rt 1, twp Athens, 
 S'ec 28 Tla Mary Winterbauer 
 (1890) 
 
 Winterbauer Sr., George H. (Bridget) 
 Ch Adam, Catherine, William, Peter, 
 Thomas, Lydia, Fancy Prairie Rt 4, 
 tel Williamsville, twp Fancy Prairie, 
 Sec 14 O160a 
 
 Winterbauer Jr., George (Cecil) Ch 
 Russell, Fancy Prairie, tel Williams- 
 ville, twp Fancy Prairie, Sec 24 
 Mrs. Mary Winterbauer (1895) 
 
 Winterbauer, John P. (Mae) Ch El- 
 mer, Fancy Prairie, twp Fancy Prai- 
 rie, Sec 23 T240a Tom Smith (isx<, 
 
 Winters, D. J. (Sarah) Cantrall Rt 27, 
 twp South Athens, Sec 16 O40a 
 (1892) 
 
 *Wintersbuer, Philip (Catherine) Ch 
 Mary, Margaret, S'usen, Edward, 
 Henry, Clara, Josephine, Fancy Prai- 
 rie Rt 1, twp Athens Sec 23 O130a 
 
 (1875) 
 
 Wiseman, Albert (Ida) Ch Edward, 
 
 Petersburg Rt 4, twp Athens, Sec 9 
 
 O4a (1877) 
 Wiseman, Ben F. (Minnie) Petersburg 
 
 Rt 6, twp Petersburg, Sec 25 T142a 
 
 (1872) 
 
 Wiseman, Bert (Marie) Petersburg 
 Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 22 O2a (1871) 
 
 Wiseman, Elmer Ch Gilbert, Elenor, 
 Ethel, Baby, Petersburg Rt 4, twp 
 Athens, Sec 18 TllOa Constintine 
 Schnessler (1842) 
 
 Wiseman, Lafette (Margueritte) Ch 
 Clarence, Franklin, Clade, Peters- 
 burg Rt 4, twp West Athens, Sec 8 
 0180a (1874) 
 
 Wiseman, Fredrich, Petersburg Rt 6, 
 twp Athens, Sec 21 O4a (1880) 
 
 Wiseman, J. J. (Clara L.) Ch Lizzie, 
 Elmer, Ethel, Paul, Janes, Peters- 
 burg Rt 4, tel Petersburg, twp Ath- 
 ens, Sec 8 O204a (1858) 
 
 Wiseman, Trtomas (Lily) Ch Frank, 
 Ruth, Catherine, Petersburg Rt 4, 
 twp West Athens, O180a (1869) 
 
 Witter, William, Greenview Rt 3, twp 
 Irish Grove, S'ec 12 O105a (1900) 
 
 *Wohler, Harry, Greenview Rt 1, twp 
 Irish Grove, Sec 5 O200a John Woh- 
 ler Emp. (1895) 
 
 *Wohler, William (Lizzie) Greenview 
 Rt 1, twp I'rish Grove, Sec 6 T230a 
 Mrs. Dick Dereeman (1881^ 
 
 Wood, C. R. (Thesa) Ch Mary, Louie, 
 Joe, Petersburg Rt 3, twp Athens, 
 Sec 8 T165a R. S. Wood (1898) 
 
 *Wood, Mrs. H. A. (Beulah) Peters- 
 burg Rt 2, twp Petersburg, Sec 11 
 O40a (1850) 
 
 Wooddell, Isaac (Elizabeth) Ch John, 
 Irene, George, Catherine, Fancy 
 Prairie Rt 1, twp Sugar Grove, Sec 
 2 O295a J. R. Logue (1908) 
 
 Woodrull, B. F. (Janett) Ch Margaret, 
 William, Tallula Rt 3, twp West Tal- 
 lula, Sec 13 T30a Mrs. Alexander 
 ( 1893) 
 
 Woodruff, Walter (Gladys) Peters- 
 burg Rt 4, twp South Petersburg, 
 T190a Harve Woodruff (1887)
 
 304 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW FARM DIRECTORY 
 
 *Woodrum, Abe (Salle) Ch Elsie, Wil- 
 lie, Petersburg Rt 1, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 28 T40a C. C. Dickenson 
 (1887) 
 
 *Woodrun, Arthur (lona) Ch Cather- 
 ine, Virginia, Tallula Rt 3, twp Tal- 
 lula, Sec 4 O85a (1894) 
 
 Woodrun, Arthur (Josephine) Peters- 
 burg Rt 6, twp Athens, Sec 22 T40a 
 A. A. Tancy (1890). 
 
 *Woodrun, Berry (Luebell) Ch Bue- 
 lah, Jewell, Tallula Rt 2, twp Peters- 
 burg, Sec 32 O80a (1882) 
 
 Woodrun LeRoy (Hattie) Ch Irene, 
 Laynn, Dwight, Hugh, Paul, Law- 
 rence, Tallula Rt 2, twp Petersburg, 
 Sec 28 TlOOa Mrs. Caldwell (1896) 
 
 *Woodrun, Ed. (Eddie) Ch Herbert, 
 Lawson, Marie, Earl, Delbert, Davis, 
 Petersburg Rt 1, twp Petersburg, 
 Sec 27 T160a Mrs. Sarah Beckman 
 (1891) 
 
 Woodrun, Irin C. (Loudema) Tallula 
 Rt 2, twp Petersburg, Sec 29 T2SOa 
 L. Fairbanks (1882) 
 
 Woodrun, Louis (Maggie) Tallula Rt 
 2 twp Petersburg, Sec 22 T156a 
 Mrs. Caldwell (1899) 
 
 *Woodrun, Richard (Ollie) Ch Hazel, 
 Alta, Alline, Delia, Tallula Rt 3, twp 
 West Tallula, Sec 13 TlOOa G. P. 
 Ayers (1894) 
 
 Woodrun, T. J. (Mary) Ch Eva, Nath- 
 an, Elmer, Robert, Ernest, Janie, 
 Alice, Earl, Marshall, Atterberry Rt 
 1, twp Oakford, Sec 27 T400a H. H. 
 Colby (1892) 
 
 Woodrun, William (Maggie) Ch Wil- 
 lie, Luther, Jessie, Nellie, Roy, Ray, 
 Louie, Petersburg, twp Petersburg, 
 Sec 12 T294a Colby Estate (1914) 
 
 Woods, C. A. (Cordia) Ch Jimmie, 
 Boscom, Gladys, John, Hazel, Tal- 
 lula Rt 1, twp Tallula, Sec 10 T171a 
 C. M. Henderson (1913) 
 
 *Work, Joseph (Lillie) Ch Russell, 
 Greenview Rt 1, twp Irish Grove, 
 Sec 3 O120a (1854) 
 
 Work, Joseph (Rosie) Greenview Rt 1, 
 twp Irish Grove, Sec 9 O70a (1854) 
 
 Worthington, Glenn J. (Emma) Ch 
 David, Vincent, Petersburg Rt 5, 
 twp Petersburg, Sec 9 T200a Worth- 
 ington Bros. (1893) 
 
 Worthington, Robert (Martha) Ch 
 Robert, Loraine, Beatrice, Bryan, 
 Thelma, Petersburg Rt 5, twp Pe- 
 tersburg, Sec 4 098 (1857) 
 
 Yoakum, George, Cantrall Rt 27, twp 
 South Athens, Sec 16 Chas Tott 
 Emp. (1885) 
 
 *Yoakum, Otis (Anna) Ch Louis, Mil- 
 dred, Athens Rt 2, twp South Ath- 
 ens, Sec 3 O9a (1885) 
 
 Young, Wm C. (Lucy) Ch Lyman, Ar- 
 nola, Fancy Prairie Rt 1, twp Sugar 
 Grove, Sec 1 O90a (1874) 
 
 *Zook, Archie, Athens Rt 2, twp Ath- 
 ens, Sec 26 T280a F. A. Zook (1894) 
 
 *Zook, F. A. (Ravenna) Ch Arceball, 
 Walter, Myrtle, Athens Rt 2, twp 
 Athens, Sec 26 O280a (1887) 
 
 *Zuhlk, Albert (Tena) Petersburg Rt 
 2, twp Petersburg, Sec 17 (1875) 
 
 *Zuhlke, Wm. A. (Jane) Ch Emma, 
 Marie, Louise, Elsue, Clarence, Tal- 
 lula Rt 1, twp West Petersburg, Sec 
 22, O120a (1883) 
 
 *Zurstadt, Frank, Petersburg Rt 3, 
 twp Athens, Sec 16 O90a (1875) 
 
 Zurstadt, Mrs. J. G. Ch Elizabeth, 
 Katherine, Petersburg Rt 3, twp 
 Athens, Sec 18 T90a Zurstadt (1866)
 
 YOUR DUTY TO YOUR COMMUNITY 
 
 By E. B. MOON 
 FROM THE FARMERS' REVIEW 
 
 Do you fully realize what the 
 community in which you live 
 means to you individually? 
 
 You hear of wonderful com- 
 mercial, social, educational and re- 
 ligious advantages, of fine stores, 
 beautiful parks and good roads in 
 other localities, all of which means 
 but little or nothing to you com- 
 pared to advantages and conve- 
 niences offered you at home. You 
 are affected only by prevailing 
 conditions in your community 
 where you are benefited by advan- 
 tages and must suffer for lack of 
 them. 
 
 Everyone is more or less proud 
 of the community in which he or 
 she lives, and justly so. However, 
 to me, the height of inconsistency 
 is personified in people who pre- 
 tend to be deeply interested in local 
 conditions, and at the same time 
 deliberately do those things that 
 tend to retard the development 
 of their home communities. 
 
 Those people who proudly boast 
 of the advantages offered by their 
 home towns, as desirable places in 
 which to live, and then refuse to 
 extend local patronage, are as ri- 
 diculous as the restaurant pro- 
 prietor who eats "out." 
 
 It may be a fact that your local 
 stores are not as large, or as hand- 
 somely equipped as some of the big 
 citv stores, but you will agree with 
 
 me that your merchants cannotpos- 
 sibly enlarge or improve their busi- 
 nesses beyond the extent justified 
 by the amount of patronage ac- 
 corded them. 
 
 // you are interested in bringing 
 about better local shopping facil- 
 ities, it is squarely up to you, and 
 other residents of your community, 
 to patronize home merchants, thus 
 keeping your money at home, 
 insofar as possible, where it will 
 circulate in various channels for 
 the improvement of the com- 
 munity. 
 
 There are only two possible rea- 
 sons why a person should remain 
 in any certain town or com- 
 munity: their duties demand it, 
 or they simply like to live there. 
 Isn't this true in your case? 
 
 In either event, it is to your 
 distinct advantage to do every- 
 thing within your power to assist 
 in improving local conditions. 
 The community belongs to you 
 and your neighbors, and you are 
 necessarily governed by conditions 
 as they exist. 
 
 A prosperous community is in 
 every instance a desirable place in 
 which to live, as it affords its resi- 
 dents advantages and conveniences 
 to the extent of its prosperity, 
 which invariably is limited to, 
 and controlled by, the amount of 
 local commercial activity. 
 
 305
 
 ILLINOIS SYSTEM OF 
 PERMANENT FERTILITY 
 
 BY 
 DR. CYRIL G. HOPKINS 
 
 Reprinted From THE FARMERS' REVIEW 
 
 All agricultural plants are made of 
 len elements, five of which are always 
 provided by Nature in abundance, in- 
 cluding carbon and oxygen taken from 
 the air, hydrogen from water, and iron 
 and sulphur from the soil. Man need 
 not concern himself about these five 
 elements. His fertility problem is 
 thus at once reduced to a considera- 
 tion of the other elements, nitrogen, 
 potassium, phosphorus, calcium, and 
 magnesium. 
 
 The Illinois system recognizes that 
 there is an inexhaustible supply of 
 nitrogen in the air and provides for 
 its utilization as needed; also that 
 there is an inexhaustible supply of 
 potassium in the soil which may also 
 be liberated and utilized as needed. 
 It also recognizes that the supply of 
 phosphorus in the common Illinois 
 soil is very limited and that phosphor- 
 us is contained neither in the air nor 
 in the rain, and, consequently, that 
 phosphorus must be purchased and 
 applied to the soil in larger amounts 
 than are removed in crops if the pro- 
 ductive power of the soil is to be in- 
 creased and permanently maintained. 
 The Illinois system also recognizes 
 that soils should be sweet, and not 
 acid or sour, and that ground limestone 
 will destroy acidity and also provide 
 calcium, which is sometimes deficient; 
 and, finally, that, if magnesium is also 
 deficient in the soil, which is rarely 
 the case, it too may be provided, to- 
 gether with calcium, in dolomitic lime- 
 stone, which is the most common 
 limestone of northern Illinois and 
 which consists of the double carbonate 
 of calcium and magnesium. 
 
 These are the simple basic facts 
 which every man should make a part 
 of his ready knowledge ami then pro- 
 ceed to make use of in his farm prac- 
 tice. 
 
 There is no one order of procedure 
 
 that is best under all conditions, and 
 the step which should be taken first 
 in one season may not be best in an- 
 other season. However, these are 
 minor matters, the same as the time 
 of plowing, the time of planting corn, 
 and the question of threshing from 
 the stack or after stacking. 
 
 Consider Conditions 
 
 Weather conditions, soil conditions, 
 and labor conditions must be consid- 
 ered. Whichever step is taken first 
 is a step forward, and the benefit of 
 any important improvement may be 
 more marked the second or subsequent 
 years than the first year. On bare 
 cornstalk land the farmer would make 
 conditions better for oats, and, still 
 better for the clover seeded with the 
 oats, if he would apply one ton per 
 acre of fine grounu rock phosphate, 
 and thoroughly mix it with the soil 
 by disking, then apply four tons per 
 acre of ground limestone and harrow 
 it in .before seeding the oats and 
 clover. However, the farmer usually 
 has to utilize most of the good weather 
 in the spring to get his land in shape 
 and his crops planted even without 
 handling much phosphate or lime- 
 stone. Moreover, the roads are often 
 in bad condition and the fields may 
 be too soft for hauling and spreading 
 phosphate and limestone in March and 
 April. 
 
 Phosphate and Organic Matter 
 
 On Poorland Farm we sometimes 
 handle one carload of such material 
 in the spring, but in the main such 
 work is done during the late summer 
 and early fall. We spread phosphate 
 on the pasture land or clover meadow 
 and plow it under, then apply lime- 
 stone, mix it with the soil in prepar- 
 ing the seed-bed, sowing wheat in the 
 
 306
 
 fall and clover the next spring. Or 
 we apply phosphate where we have 
 spread manure and plow both under 
 for corn, then apply limestone (some 
 times in the fall or in the spring on 
 fall plowing) before planting the corn. 
 Both phosphate and limestone are 
 then in the soil and ready to benefit 
 the oats and clover which follow the 
 next year after corn. 
 
 The initial applications may well be 
 one ton of phosphate and four tons 
 of limestone per acre; but, after the 
 first rotation, half of these quantities 
 once every four or five years is suffi- 
 cient to permanently maintain the sup- 
 ply of both limestone and phosphorus, 
 even under the heaviest cropping with 
 such corps as wheat, corn, oats, and 
 clover. When seeding to alfalfa, five 
 or six tons per acre of limestone may 
 well be applied. To markedly en- 
 rich the soil in phosphorus, one ton of 
 phosphate may well be applied every 
 four or five years for four of five crop 
 rotations; or, if one prefers and is 
 prepared to make the investment, he 
 may apply four or five tons of phos- 
 phate during the first five or tf n years, 
 anu then continue to apply 1,000 
 pounds every four or five years, or 
 one ton every ei^ht or ten years, in 
 order to maintain the supply. 
 
 As a rule, the corn belt prairie soil 
 is more in need of phophorus than 
 limestone, but both are required for 
 the best results on the most common 
 soil. On the more acid timb?r soils 
 of the corn belt, and on both prairie 
 and timber upland in southern Illinois, 
 limestone is more deficient than phos- 
 phorus, but there, too, both must 
 ultimately be used for permanent soil 
 enrichment. 
 
 Not Expensive 
 
 Of course, it costs something to 
 purchase and apply phosphate and 
 limestone, but not so much as one 
 might think, when compared with 
 other farm expenses and investments. 
 Thus it costs $200 to buy an acre of 
 corn belt land; and if money is worth 
 5 per cent, it costs $10 an acre a year 
 to own the land. Five tons of phos- 
 phate at $7 a ton would double the 
 total phosphorus content of the 
 plowed soil of an acre of the most 
 common corn belt land. This appli- 
 cation would provide phosphorus for 
 
 the largest crop* for seventy years. 
 A dollar an acre a year will make and 
 maintain a limestone soil on the av- 
 erage Illinois farm. 
 
 Neither phosphate or limestone need 
 be applied to a given field oftener 
 than once every four or six years, or 
 even less frequently if one cares to 
 invest in heavier applications. 1'n an 
 hour's time a man and team can spread 
 enough limestone or phosphate over an 
 acre of land to last for five or ten 
 years. 
 
 But, while limestone and phosphate, 
 when properly used, increase the 
 yields of wheat, oats and corn, their 
 most important use in permanent ag 
 riculture is to make possible the pro- 
 duction of large yields of clover and 
 other legumes, which may be re- 
 turned to the soil in large part, either 
 with crop residues or in farm manure, 
 in order to provide both nitrogen and 
 organic matter, and thus complete the 
 Illinois system of permanent fertility, 
 and also insure the benefits from the 
 physical improvement of the soil 
 which is brought about by the addition 
 both of organic matter and of lime- 
 stone. 
 
 The important question remains, 
 Ko*.v much clover r^ manure rrust b 
 retui ned to fhe so'l to maintain the 
 supply of nitrogen The fDllowin^; 
 t'ac'.s shoul'l help us to solve this prob- 
 lem: 
 
 Nitr\ gen Supplies enl Requirerr.erts 
 
 Manure and Produce Nitroi^n 
 
 1 ten average manure. ... 10 pounds 
 
 1 ton clover hay 40 pounds 
 
 1 ton alfalfa hay 50 pounds 
 
 100 bu. corn 100 pounds 
 
 3 tons corn stalks 48 pounds 
 
 100 bu. oats 66 pounds 
 
 2V 2 tons oat straw 31 pounds 
 
 50 bu. wheat 71 pounds 
 
 2 r /> tons wheat straw 25 pounds 
 
 On Livestock Farms 
 
 For the livestock farmer, I would 
 suggest a five-field rotation system, 
 besides the pasture land. Four of 
 these fields may be used for a four- 
 year rotation of corn, corn oats and 
 clover, while the fifth field grows al- 
 falfa for perhaps five years, after 
 which the alfalfa field may be put into 
 the four-year rotation, and one of the 
 other fields used for alfalfa for an- 
 
 307
 
 other five-year period, and so on. If 
 the manure is saved with reasonable 
 care, as many tons should be returned 
 to the soil as the number of tons of 
 air-dry produce hauled off. It may 
 be assumed that the roots and stubble 
 of the clover and alfalfa contain no 
 more nitrogen than was furnished by 
 the soil for those crops, but that the 
 nitrogen contained in the hay har- 
 vested may represent new nitrogen 
 taken from the air. With the infor- 
 mation thus far secured, this is a 
 reasonable basis to figure on for soils 
 of moderate productive power. 
 
 For the grain and hay farmer, this 
 rotation may well be modified by sub- 
 stituting wheat for the first corn crop, 
 thus growing wheat, corn, oats and 
 clover in the four-year rotation, and 
 alfalfa on the fifth field. If only the 
 grain and clover seed and the alfalfa 
 hay are sold, all stalks, straw and 
 clover (except the seed) being re- 
 turned to the land, and nitrogen and 
 organic matter may be maintained by 
 the grain and hay farmer, provided a 
 cover crop of clover is also seeded on 
 the wheat ground in the spring to 
 be plowed under late in the following 
 fall or sufficiently early the next 
 spring so as to get the land in good 
 shape for corn. 
 
 Where there is no permanent pas- 
 ture land, the livestock farmer may 
 seed both clover and timothy with the 
 oats and then use the field two or 
 three years for meadow and pasture, 
 thus making a six-field or seven-field 
 system. With some modifications, a 
 system of mixed farming may be prac- 
 ticed in which some crops are sold 
 and others fed to livestock. 
 
 The important thing is to use the 
 facts concerning the amount of nitro- 
 gen in manure and crops, and return 
 enough to the soil to provide for the 
 grain crops, with such yields as are 
 desirable or possible under permanent 
 systems. While we may still expect 
 to reduce the nitrogen content of 
 much of our rich corn belt lands, we 
 should already see that we must ulti- 
 mately develop our practice to a point 
 where we return as much nitrogen as 
 we remove in the non-legumes. 
 
 Thus to replace the nitrogen carried 
 away in a 60-bushel crop of corn 
 would require nine tons of manure or 
 two and a quarter tons of clover; or 
 
 if the stalks are left on the land, six 
 tons of manure or one and one-half 
 tons of clover would suffice. While 
 there are great seasonal variations 
 and other variable factors, the prin- 
 ciples which hold in the long run 
 apply with practical scientific exact- 
 ness in the maintenance of soil fer- 
 tility as well as in maintaining a bank 
 account. 
 
 On part of the University farm at 
 Urbana 89.9 bushels of corn per acre 
 has been produced as an average of 
 six consecutive years where limestone, 
 phosphorus and "home-grown" organic 
 matter have been used, in a good crop 
 rotation. The average clover yield for 
 the same six years was 3.82 tons per 
 acre, not including the cover crop. 
 
 Important Points 
 
 Raw phosphate has little or no value 
 as a top dressing, but it must be 
 thoroughly incorporated with the soil 
 before its full benefit can be secured. 
 Keiep in mind that ; raw phosphate 
 should be well distributed where the 
 roots feed and that this is chiefly be- 
 tween 2 inches and 7 inches beneath 
 the surface. 
 
 While distinct benefit something re- 
 sults, especially on the clover crop, 
 when raw phosphate is applied and 
 well disked in, as on plowed ground 
 or on cornstalk land where clover is 
 to foe seeded with small grain, much 
 better results are secured after the 
 phosphate is more thoroughly mixed 
 with the plowed stratum to a depth 
 of 6 or 7 inches. 
 
 It is true that some benefit results 
 from the use of raw phosphate with 
 no special provision for decaying or- 
 ganic matter, especially on soil fairly 
 well supplied with humus and most 
 deficient in phosphorus, and clover is 
 usually the first crop to show such 
 benefit; but the best results are not 
 to be expected until plenty of decay- 
 ing organic matter is turned under in 
 intimate contact with the phosphate. 
 
 From the standpoint of getting the 
 quickest results from the phosphate, 
 the ideal method is to apply it with 
 manure or with a good growth of 
 clover; mix the phosphate with the 
 organic matter and the soil by thor- 
 ough disking and then plow. From 
 The Farmer's Review. 
 
 308
 
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 310
 
 THE COUNTRY BANKER AND 
 THE FARMER 
 
 By G. H. CAMPBELL 
 FROM THE FARMERS' REVIEW 
 
 It is only within recent years that 
 the banker and the farmer have dis- 
 covered that they work better in dou- 
 ble harness than as single drivers. 
 This is illustrated by the growth of 
 country banks in the last twenty-five 
 years. In 1890 Clay County, Illinois, 
 had only three banks, now it has ten. 
 Then Mercer County had only four 
 regularly organized banks, though 
 there may have been two or three 
 stores doing something of a banking 
 business; now it has twenty-three 
 banks in operation and another is or- 
 ganizing. These two counties are typ- 
 ical of their respective localities; the 
 former of the poorer farming lands in 
 southern Illinois, and the latter of the 
 rich lands in the northern part. And 
 most of these banks are largely owned, 
 if not actually controlled, by farmers. 
 
 There has been a good deal of non- 
 sense, political and otherwise, scat- 
 tered over the country the past year 
 or two, about the farmer being unable 
 to secure proper credit. But the aver- 
 aee banker in the northern Mississippi 
 valley considers the farmer his best 
 customer, whether he be a depositor 
 or a borrower. And with the exception 
 of a few corporations, the farmer in 
 this valley is getting his money as 
 cheaply as his city cousin. 
 
 At the present tiive most farmers in 
 northern and central Illinois are get 
 ting money on their peisonal notes for 
 six per cent; and if the loan is well 
 secured* by real estate, they are get- 
 ting it for as low as five per cent. 
 Much of the money now bein-? loaned 
 on good business and apartment 
 houses in Chicago is costing the bor- 
 rowers six per cent or more. 
 
 The interest rate is like any other 
 commodity, it is dependent on the law 
 of supply and demand. Farmers very 
 well know that when there is a sur- 
 plus of corn in the neighborhood, they 
 can get no more for the corn which 
 they sell than it will net them when 
 shipped on the general market. On 
 
 the other hand when more corn is 
 fed in the community than is raised, 
 every farmer who has any corn to sell 
 will get more than that corn would ne' 
 him if shipped. 
 
 The same thing is true as to inter- 
 est. If there is more money in a lo- 
 cality than the people want to use, 
 then interest rates are sure to con 
 down. But if the demand is greater 
 than the supply, then interest rates 
 must rise. This is a benefit to the 
 borrower in two ways; it checks un- 
 wise speculation, and it saves the 
 money for those who must have it 
 to carry on their business. 
 
 Because he realizes this fact better 
 than the farmer, the banker is inter- 
 esting himself in farm conditions. The 
 most effective way for the banker to 
 reduce the cost of money to his cus- 
 tomers is to make it more plentiful 
 and thereby cheapen it. This method 
 is sound and looks to permanency ; any 
 other method smacks of favoritism 
 and instability. 
 
 Still another reason why the banker 
 is taking an interest, in farming is be- 
 cause he realizes that a farm is like 
 a bank account you must put in as 
 much as you take oui or some day the 
 account will be closed. A poor farm 
 calls for a poor tenant, poor often as 
 to money, mentality and efficiency. 
 And the lack of these qualit'es does 
 not make good bank customers. 
 
 The idea is often held by farmers 
 and son-etimes fostered by bankers 
 that the banker is conferring a great 
 favor in making the customer a loan. 
 
 This is not true. Good loans are just 
 as necessary for the success of the 
 bank as good deposits. And the bank- 
 er who makes his patrons believe that 
 he is letting them have the money just 
 because he is a good fellow, is either 
 applying for membership in the Ana- 
 nhs Club or he is unfit to handle cred- 
 its. A banker is a trustee of the funds 
 place;! in his hands, and it is his busi- 
 ness to see that they are safely and 
 (Continued on page 313.) 
 
 911
 
 A Good Bank in a Good Town 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1865 
 
 INCORPORATED 1912 
 
 jfracfeelton J>tate 2?anfe 
 
 PETERSBURG, ILL. 
 
 Capital, $100,000.00 
 Surplus and Undivided Profits, $40,000.00 
 
 Farmers' Accounts Especially Solicited 
 
 MAKE THIS BANK YOUR BUSINESS HOUSE 
 
 D ' 
 
 BANK OF KILBOURN 
 
 Capital, $10,000.00 
 
 Surplus, 8,000.00 
 
 Kilbourn, Illinois 
 
 312
 
 property used for the benefit of the 
 entire community. And if he is letting 
 you have any part of these funds just 
 because you have smoked a few cigars 
 with him, he is unfit for the trust. 
 Friendship and good intentions are ad- 
 mirable, but they are very poor col- 
 lateral. 
 
 The mention of improper loans nat- 
 urally suggests the subject of over- 
 drafts. An Irishman once defined a 
 bank as a place where you could put 
 your money in today and take it out 
 tomorrow by giving sixty days notice. 
 But the American farmer who over- 
 draws his account has gone the Irish- 
 man one better, for he takes his money 
 out without ever having put it in, or 
 so much as saying "by your leave!" 
 The banker who developed the over- 
 draft as a sop to greedy customers 
 should be locked up in the same "bug 
 house" wifh the farmer who wanted 
 to breed chinch bugs. 
 
 One of the most important crops 
 that the farmer can raise is credit. 
 And perhaps even a good farmer will 
 concede that a banker might know 
 something about its cultivation. 
 
 Your home banker wants to see you 
 prosper, because he cannot win out 
 unless you do. 
 
 Tell him your exact financial condi- 
 tion. He cannot safely help you unless 
 he knows what you have, what you 
 are going to get in and what you must 
 pay out. 
 
 Tell him the exact truth. Do not 
 think because he does not call you a 
 liar that he does not know when you 
 are pumping hot air. You wouldn't 
 think of trying to pass a counterfeit on 
 him, yet he is a good deal more famil- 
 iar with lies than with counterfeits 
 he gets more of the former. 
 
 If you know that you are not going 
 to be able to pay your loan for a year, 
 don't tell your banker that you want it 
 for only 30 days. 
 
 When your note is due, pay it, or re- 
 new it. It makes no difference how 
 good your note is, no bank wants to 
 keep it as a reminder of the past. 
 
 Don't spend the profit from your 
 corn crop as. soon as it is planted. 
 Crops are like college valedictorians 
 they do not always live up to their 
 promises. 
 
 Show your banker that you are 
 (Continued on page 315) 
 
 B. L. McFADDEN - - - President 
 
 J. H. HEBERLINC - - - - Cashier 
 
 HENRY HEBERLING - Ass't Cashier 
 
 R. W. HEBERLING - Ass't Cashier 
 
 Money makes money 
 and that money makes 
 more money. We ten- 
 der you our services 
 
 McFadden 
 
 Corn Exchange 
 
 Bank 
 
 EASTON, ILLINOIS 
 
 MASON CITY, ILLINOIS 
 
 Capital - $50,000 
 Surplus - 10,000 
 
 3 '\ paid on Time Deposits and 
 Savings Accounts. 
 
 A State Bank under super- 
 vision of the State of Illinois. 
 
 United States depository for 
 Postal Savings Fund. 
 
 313
 
 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 
 
 PETERSBURG, ILL. 
 
 Capital, $100,000.00 
 Surplus and Profits, $125,000.00 
 
 3% On Savings Accounts 
 
 Oldest Bank in Menard County 
 
 T. H. TRAVERS, President 
 
 L. B. TRAVERS, Cashier 
 
 314
 
 sound by clearing up all your notes at 
 regular intervals. He may not want 
 your money, but he will be pleased 
 to know that you CAN pay him. Be- 
 sides, you know, paper, as well as 
 notes, loses color if kept too long. 
 
 If you have secured a loan to buy 
 cattle, pay the loan when the cattle 
 are sold. He might think it a good loan 
 if used to buy cattle, and a poor one if 
 used to buy stock in an oil well. 
 
 When a stranger romes around and 
 offers to sell you a corner lot in 
 heaven or a cosey corner in a lower 
 and warmer region, sk your hanker- 
 perhaps he has tried it. No doubt you 
 are thinking: "The banker does not 
 want to see my money leave his bank." 
 That may be true, but as long as your 
 money is in the bank it is yours, and 
 you can get it when you wish. But 
 when you hand your money over to 
 some silver-tongued stranger, too of- 
 ten it is everlastingly "hisn." 
 
 Before entering upon a new deal 
 which will take more money than you 
 have, ask your banker about it and see 
 if he is willing to let you have the 
 money He may be a little conserva- 
 tive, but most of your neighbors who 
 are getting their mail on Easy Street 
 have had the same failing. 
 
 Notes are like kisses when too 
 freely given they have little value. 
 
 And, finally, both the banker and the 
 farmer need to bear in mind that 
 hearty co-operation, the one with the 
 other, means better banks and better 
 farms. From The Farmer's Review. 
 
 New Farmers 
 State Bank 
 
 Capital and Surplus 
 
 $100,000.00 
 
 MASON CITY, ILLINOIS 
 
 Organized under the laws of the 
 
 State of Illinois and under 
 
 State Supervision 
 
 JOHN FREEMAN, Preiident 
 W. A. CRANDY, Vice-Pre*. 
 
 W. E. A INS WORTH. Cashier 
 
 FARM LOANS A SPECIALTY 
 
 3% Interest Paid on Time Deposit* 
 
 Petef ish Skiles & Co. 
 BANK 
 
 Virginia, 111. 
 Capital and Surplus $100,000.00 
 
 Founded 1870 
 
 Incorporated under laws of Illinois 
 in 1902 
 
 Three Per Cent on Time Deposits 
 
 THE conduct of this Bank has been marked by adherence to sound banking principles, 
 and its deserved reputation for conservatism and strength has won for it the confidence 
 of the public to an unusual degree. Its facilities developed during the forty years of 
 'conservative banking are offered equally to business man, laboring man, mechanic, house- 
 wife, the child or the man of leisure. Deposits half a million. 3% on time deposits. One 
 dollar starts a 3 per cent compound interest account. One cent starts you in the Christmas 
 Savings Account. We are a bank for the people and extend you a welcome. 
 
 The Marbold State Bank 
 
 Strength, Service 
 and Safety 
 
 Capital Stock $75,000.00 
 
 Greenview, Illinois 
 
 315
 
 ADVANTAGES OF BUYING STANDARDIZED 
 IMPLEMENTS OF HOME DEALERS 
 
 By E. B. MOON 
 FROM THE FARMERS' REVIEW 
 
 Ever since the manufacture of farm 
 Implements became a real industry and 
 each manufacturer looked beyond his 
 own immediate vicinity for trade, the 
 marketing channel has been the home 
 dealer. For more than three-quarters 
 of a century this has been true. The 
 channel has become so thoroughly 
 efficient that it has been accepted as 
 the most economical and best adapted 
 to the consumer's demands for any 
 system yet devised. 
 
 Good dealers in this channel have a 
 real standing in the community and 
 the better they are the more they are 
 sought by the individual manufacturer. 
 
 A good implement dealer is one 
 who takes care of his obligations to 
 both farmer and manufacturer and 
 gives the best possible service to his 
 community as a merchant. These 
 qualifications have become so neces- 
 sary that they have practically forced 
 a standardizing of the dealer in the 
 business. We have then what might 
 be called a standardized dealer. 
 
 No standardized dealer will know- 
 ingly handle "off stuff," as the term 
 goes. He is surrounded with such 
 strong competition he is everlastingly 
 after the best farm implements he can 
 buy. This fact, alone, is enough to 
 protect any farmer when buying of a 
 good dealer. 
 
 This same competition for the best 
 implements between dealers has 
 forced competing manufacturers to 
 standardize their product to as large 
 an extent as possible. For instance, 
 materials must conform to a high 
 standard of excellence, sizes, types, 
 kinds and even repairs for machines 
 must all 'be made and handled with 
 a view of keeping up the standard of 
 materials and service. 
 
 stocks of all these machines and 
 repairs are carried in all the large 
 agricultural trade centers of each 
 state. The farmer wants a machine 
 at once perhaps he knew a long time 
 ahead he would have to buy it and 
 
 just put it off to the last moment; 
 again conditions beyond his control 
 may force him to buy new machines. 
 The Good Dealer channel of marketing 
 is so perfected a phone or personal 
 call on the dealer supplies the want 
 instantly or in twenty-four to forty- 
 eight hours. Compare this prompt 
 service with buying farm implements 
 from manufacturers direct or through 
 other channels where you are not 
 known personally and even when cash 
 accompanies the order, shipments are 
 not as quickly delivered, as usually 
 no branch house carrying these stocks 
 is near you. A local freight shipment 
 from the factory may take days and 
 even weeks. When repairs are wanted 
 later on or expert help is needed, the 
 same slow procedure is expected and 
 is the rule. 
 
 After one or more of these ex- 
 periences the farmer will remember 
 it for years as an experience that 
 spelled loss at that time. On the 
 other hand suppose a few farm equip- 
 ment purchases have been made direct 
 and much trouble has been exper- 
 ienced. Sooner or later the circum- 
 stances will create a compromised 
 situation and the losses will wipe out 
 all fancied former benefits. 
 
 Year in and year out the farmer has 
 been equipped with machinery sold 
 through the Good Dealer in his near- 
 est town. The deals have all been so 
 satisfactory one doesn't stop to figure 
 the satisfaction and real service. If 
 each satisfactory purchase of the 
 Good Home Dealer stood out as prom- 
 inently and was remembered as long 
 as the single unsatisfactory purchase 
 made through other channels, every 
 farmer would eventually buy at home. 
 He would thoroughly and lastingly 
 realize the benefits of home trade. 
 
 Dollar for Dollar, service for service 
 the Good Home Dealer is the best and 
 cheapest market. Give him your prop- 
 osition, cash or otherwise, the same as 
 the direct seller demands of you, and buy 
 at home. 
 
 316
 
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 Barnett, John Mason City Rt 1 
 
 Beam, Robt. E Glenarm Rt 20 
 
 Beck, J. C Virginia Rt 2 
 
 Beechley, Jones Chatham Rt 46 
 
 Beed, Kenneth San Jose Rt 2 
 
 Blair, Jas Chandlerville Rt 1 
 
 Blair, John Illiopolis Rt 56 
 
 Brian, Alfred Lowder Rt 38 
 
 *Briggs, David N Cantrall 
 
 *Brown, Benj. W New Berlin Rt 31 
 
 Brunk, Roy Rochester Rt 19 
 
 *Burtle, E. A Auburn 
 
 Burtle, James R Glenarm 
 
 Burtle, Walter S Auburn Rt 44 
 
 Busch, Harman, Sr. . . .Mason City Rt 1 
 
 Call, D. J. Buffalo Rt 59 
 
 Campbell, A. A Pawnee Rt 51 
 
 Campbell, Horace Tallula Rt 2 
 
 Carswell, Andrew B. . .Rochester Rt 20 
 
 *Carswell, E. B Rochester 
 
 Caton, Thomas J Mason City Rt 2 
 
 *Names marked thus (*) appear in the Herd Book of the breed under which 
 they are listed.
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 319 
 
 THE successful farmer realizes that his yearly income can be increased through 
 sowing seeds produced by scientific methods. Ainsworth Pure Bred seed corn is 
 bred upon our own farms. Every ear is hand picked, sorted three times and dried 
 in our modern drying plants; the largest in the world. Systematic tests are made 
 and we guarantee 95 to 100 per cent germination. Your money back if you return 
 the seed. Only "true to type" ears are selected for seed. Strong vitality assured. We sell 
 no crib dried seed. . ' ' | ' ,j 
 
 GET OUR CATALOG 
 
 Send for it today, select your seed and have it shipped when you want it. Hundreds 
 of customers order too late every year. We produce seven standard varieties. Our customers 
 often increase their yield as much as 15 bushels per acre. 
 
 We have thousands of satisfied customers who buy of us each year. Why not begin, 
 now to increase your income by planting tested, high yielding seed? Market conditions 
 were never better for high grade corn. Successful farmers will seed with new stock this 
 year. Don't put it off. Write today for "Seed Corn Annual." 
 
 We want to thank especially the local farmers for their large orders and the splendid 
 support they have given us since we have been in business. Our attention has been called to 
 the fact that last year alone we sold more than 1200 bushels to neighbors within hauling 
 distance of the plant. We assure you that local orders will receive the same careful attention 
 as do orders from a distance 
 
 We extend a cordial invitation to all farmers to inspect our drying plant at Mason 
 City, Illinois. If you make us a visit during January or February, you will see thousands of 
 bushels on the drying: racks as well as thousands of bushels ready for shipment. Our entire 
 stock is easily seen at our plant. We handle no crib corn. 
 
 The Seed House on the Farm 
 
 W. T. AINSWORTH & SONS 
 
 Elm and Main Streets 
 
 MASON CITY, ILL.
 
 320 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BREEDERS' DIRECTORY 
 
 Cavens, F. W Buffalo Hart Rt 36 
 
 Challans, Joseph Waverly Rt 1 
 
 *Chard, Edwin Rochester 
 
 Childs, A. L Mason City Rt 3 
 
 Clayton, J. Frank Glenarm Rt 22 
 
 Claypool, Mrs. J Cantrall Rt 27 
 
 Connett, Samuel G San Jose Rt 2 
 
 Cooper, John T Williamsville Rt 26 
 
 Creamer, T. P Illiopolis Rt 54 
 
 Crumrin, H. O Chandlerville Rt 1 
 
 Davidson, Geo. W Pawnee Rt 52 
 
 Davis, Ernest R Pawnee Rt 49 
 
 Davis, W. J Pawnee Rt 52 
 
 Dunn, H. J Illiopolis Rt 56 
 
 Delay, Bert Glenarm Rt 22 
 
 Drenan, Robt. W Glenarm Rt 24 
 
 Drennan, B. C Chatham Rt 1 
 
 *Drennan, Charles Glenarm 
 
 Drennan, C. F Glenarm Rt 24 
 
 Duggan, John Buffalo Rt 59 
 
 Eadis, G. W Petersburg Rt 1 
 
 *Eble Bros Chandlerville 
 
 *Eichenauer, R. C Chandlerville 
 
 Elmore, Robt San Jose Rt 2 
 
 Engelman, Fred Auburn Rt 44 
 
 Enos, J. A Cornland Rt 1 
 
 Fling, Chas. T Breckenridge, Rt 1 
 
 Fowles, G. W Auburn Rt 44 
 
 Foyles, Harry Loami Rt ~3 
 
 Frank, J. T New Berlin Rt 31 
 
 *Funderburk, Earl Rochester 
 
 *Gehman, A. D Chatham 
 
 Gerdis, Alfred S Petersburg Rt 3 
 
 Gilbert, Holyace Loami Rt 34 
 
 Grosball, John B Petersburg Rt 5 
 
 Haak, Wm.. . Forest City Rt 1 
 
 Hampton, F. P. ... Mechanicsburg Rt 60 
 
 Handlin, J. H Dawson Rt 36 
 
 Harms, H. H Chatham Rt 16 
 
 Harms, John N Auburn Rt 44 
 
 Hay, George Divernon Rt 48 
 
 Hedrick, C Mechanicsburg Rt 21 
 
 Henderson, C, W Tallula Rt 1 
 
 Hergemother, C. H 
 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 41 
 
 Heye, Ed. S.. . . .Manito Rt 1 
 
 IMP. LADY DOROTHY, CHAMPION SHORTHORN FEMALE AT ILLINOIS STATE 
 FAIR, 1917. CHAMPION ALSO AT OHIO AND INDIANA.
 
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 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 321 
 -^1 ii ii n ii ii i<^r ~ii =^n 
 
 Campbell Tent and Awning Mfg. Co. 
 
 Proprietors of SPRINGFIELD CANVAS GOODS CO. 
 
 212 and 214 North 4th Street SPRINGFIELD, ILL. 
 
 Manufacturers of TENTS, AWNINGS, PAULINS, WAGON COVERS, 
 FLAGS, OR ANYTHING MADE OF CANVAS 
 
 TENTS and PAULINS OF ALL SIZES FOR SALE or RENT 
 
 Rent That Stock Sale Tent From Us 
 
 Write for Prices. Tel. Main 2355 SHOW OUTFITS 
 
 Revolution in Threshing 
 
 SOLVES THE SHORTAGE OF HIRED HANDS 
 
 THE UNEQUALLED PERFORMANCES OF THE 
 
 Independent Thresher 
 
 Mark the greatest stride toward solving the farmers' threshing 
 problems, made in the last 50 years the average small tractor 
 furnishes ample power. The VITAL QUESTION on the farm 
 today is that of labor. The shortage has become a serious 
 menace, and harvest time will find the situation alarming. We 
 must get more done with the hands we have. 
 
 Your Means of Labor Relief is in the Independent Thresher 
 
 AN INDEPENDENT THRESHER and a half dozen men 
 can do a good day's threshing. " It affords crop insurance and 
 prompt threshing. Its cost means "A THRESHER FOR EVERY 
 FARM." 
 
 Complete Descriptive Catalogue Sent on Reuest. Cal', Phone or Write 
 
 Farmers Independent Thresher Co. 
 
 104-110 East Washington St. P. 0. Box 442 SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
 
 322 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BREEDERS' DIRECTORY 
 
 Hild, J llliopolis Rt 56 
 
 Hinds, Ed Farmingdale Rt 14 
 
 Holland, Jas. G New Holland Rt 1 
 
 Houchin, James Mason City Rt 1 
 
 *Hou?hton, C .W Petersburg Rt 1 
 
 HouLhton, Lynn. .Pleasant Plains Rt 40 
 
 "Hewlett, William Rochester 
 
 Hurie, Andrew E Petersburg Rt 1 
 
 Hurie, John S Petersburg Rt 1 
 
 Jensen, Albert H Tallula Rt 1 
 
 Jokisch, Frank Virginia Rt 4 
 
 Jones, C. H Pawnee Rt 67 
 
 Judy, Chas. C Tallula Rt 1 
 
 Kinahan, John llliopolis Rt 55 
 
 Kincaid, Fred C Glenarm Rt 22 
 
 Kinny, Otis Curran Rt 11 
 
 Kreitting, H. J Forest City Rt 2 
 
 Krieg, Wm Virginia Rt 2 
 
 Lacey, George Bath Rt 2 
 
 Lager, H. H Mason City Rt 3 
 
 Lampe, John S New Holland Rt 1 
 
 Miles, W. S Pleasant Plains Rt 39 
 
 Millady, John Lanesville 
 
 Mincn, Joseph New Berlin Rt 30 
 
 Mitchell, Geo Mason City Rt 3 
 
 Montgomery, A. W Mason City Rt 3 
 
 Morgan, Mrs. Wm Mechanicsburg 
 
 Muir, Mrs Mary L llliopolis Rt 55 
 
 Noble, J. J Pleasant Plains Rt 41 
 
 Orwin Bros Pleasant Plains Rt 42 
 
 "Patton, C. M. & Son Divernon 
 
 Peacock, J. F Lowder Rt 38 
 
 Pelker, Herman Arenzville Rt 1 
 
 Pfeiffer Benj Riverton Rt 17 
 
 *Ping, Leonard Auburn Rt 47 
 
 *Prather, J. F Williamsville 
 
 Probasco, Clyde D San Jose 
 
 Pulliam, O. V Sherman Rt 25 
 
 Renshaw, U. L Custer Rt 53 
 
 Richardson, Robert Williamsville 
 
 Ross, G M Dawson Rt 21 
 
 Ross, M. V... . .Rochester Rt 18 
 
 FARMERS STATE BANK OF ILLIOPOLIS 
 
 Capital $40,000.00 Surplus $25,000.00 
 
 Prompt attention paid to all business. Your patronage solicited. 
 C. A. CANTRALL - - President JOHN SHELLER - - Cashier 
 
 Leahy, W. P Pleasant Plains Rt 39 
 
 *Linweber, W. M San Jose 
 
 Leinweber, Wm San Jose Rt 2 
 
 Leka, Henry llliopolis Rt 58 
 
 Leonard, H. E llliopolis Rt 55 
 
 Leonard, T. A Pawnee 
 
 Lindsay, W. E Cantrall Rt 27 
 
 Lovekamp, Julius Arenzville Rt 2 
 
 Loyd, A J Greenview Rt 3 
 
 Lyman, E. H Pleasant Plains Rt 41 
 
 Lynn, J. W Oakford Rt 1 
 
 Lynn, R. M Oakford Rt 1 
 
 *Lynn, T. T., Jr Petersburg Rt 1 
 
 Lyon, E. F llliopolis Rt 55 
 
 McKinney, C. P Auburn Rt 46 
 
 *McNeill Bros Chandler ville 
 
 McTaggart, W. R Pawnee Rt 51 " 
 
 Magill, H. S Auburn Rt 44 
 
 Marbold, B. F Greenview Rt 2 
 
 Martin, Claude Mason City Rt 5 
 
 Mathers, Manley B Mason City Rt 5 
 
 Maxey, J. H Curran Rt 11 
 
 Meeker, Floyd Forest City Rt 2 
 
 Mell, F. G , . . San Jose Rt 2 
 
 Meyer, Ernest O Tallula Rt 1 
 
 Meyer, Henry C Loami Rt 37 
 
 Ryan, John Buffalo Rt 59 
 
 *Sallenger, E. E Glenarm Rt 22 
 
 Sanders, Seymour! .-. . .Greenview Rt 4 
 
 Sauers, Ernest Dawson Rt 21 
 
 *Schneider, Henry Loami 
 
 Shanle, Chas Cornland Rt 1 
 
 S'Jiarp, J. M New Holland 
 
 Shelby, Brunk Springfield Rt 3 
 
 Shelhammer, James. . . .llliopolis Rt 56 
 
 Shipley, C. W Petersburg Rt 2 
 
 Shipley, Ernest R Petersburg Rt 2 
 
 Sillmann, Andrew Glenarm Rt 23 
 
 Simpson, John W Custer Rt 53 
 
 Smith, Oscar L Mason City Rt 1 
 
 Snodgrass, C. H Greenview Rt 4 
 
 Southwick, Robt Glenarm Rt 23 
 
 Spinkle, C. J Chandlerville Rt 1 
 
 Springer, J. L Arenzville Rt 3 
 
 Staley, Stephen Loami Rt 32 
 
 Stewart, Joseph C. 
 
 Mechanicsburg Rt 60 
 
 Stock, Philip F Arenzville Rt 3 
 
 Stout, John P Chatham Rt 15 
 
 *Struble, A. N Petersburg 
 
 Sunley, C. T Petersburg Rt 7 
 
 Surface, J. M Mason City Rt 3
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 323 
 
 The Hurst Silo and Tank 
 
 The best is none too good for the Illinois farmer. The Hurst Silo is built 
 of steel-reinforced sectional concrete blocks. The only system of silo building 
 that can give an UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE. No insurance to carry. 
 
 FIRST COST LAST COST. In use in twenty-five states for fifteen years 
 without a failure. 
 
 ADDRESS 
 
 HURST SILO AND TANK CO. 
 
 OLD PHONE 191 402 BOOTH BUILDING 
 
 SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS 
 
 Phone 707 
 
 John W. Wessel 
 
 Beardstown, 111. 
 
 General Blacksmithing 
 and Farm Machinery 
 
 I. H. C. and A very Tractors 
 
 G. L. BAUGHER 
 
 General Merchandise 
 
 IMPLEMENTS 
 MACHINERY 
 
 Deering Hay, Grain and Corn Machines, Tillage 
 Implements, Corn Cultivators, Planters, Shelters, 
 Knife Grinders, Twine, Motor Trucks, Feed 
 Grinders, Threshers, Drills, Cream Separators, Oil 
 and Gas Engines, Oil Tractors, Manure Spreaders, 
 Ensilage, Cutters, Farm Wagons and Trucks. 
 " THE HOME OF THE WEBER WAGON " 
 
 FANCY PRAIRIE, ILL. 
 
 Our Motto Is-"TO PLEASE YOU 
 
 Wiite or Phone for Information 
 
 JJ D 
 
 Barred Plymouth Rock 
 
 Eggs for Settings. Cock- 
 erels for Sale. 
 
 Short Horn Stock 
 for Sale 
 
 Mr. & Mrs. Geo. Horn 
 
 R. R. No. 30. NEW BERLIN, ILL. Boynton Phone 
 
 FARMERS! 
 
 When in Spring "eld 
 
 EAT AT THE 
 
 B AND H 
 
 RESTAURANT 
 
 Good Food, Good Service, Prices Right 
 518 E. Jefferson 
 
 The 
 
 Farmers' National Bank 
 
 Virginia, III. 
 
 Oldest Bank in Cass County 
 
 Capital $50,000.00 
 Surplus 40,000.00 
 
 Invite Your Account 
 
 Farm Loans 
 
 Insurance
 
 324 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BREEDERS' DIRECTORY 
 
 Synian, Mrs. May. Pleasant Plains Rt 13 
 
 Taylor, C. R Williamsville 
 
 *Thomas, Dennis Oakford 
 
 Thompson, John H. Bluff Springs Box 53 
 Thornton, J. F. . . Pleasant Plains Rt 42 
 
 Tice, B. H Greenview Rt 4 
 
 Turley, M E Cornland Rt 2 
 
 Umback, Joseph Easton Rt 2 
 
 - Underwood, Alvin Pawnee 
 
 Vanlenirigham, Clarence 
 
 Mason City Rt 1 
 
 Vanorman, Fred Forest City Rt 1 
 
 Vaughn, Joe F Loami Rt 32 
 
 Wallace, John I Kilbourne 
 
 Watkins, O. S Chandlerville Rt 1 
 
 Watters, J. D Dawson Rt 1 
 
 Watts, Albert B Farmingdale 
 
 Weidhuner, Charles. . .Greenview Rt 1 
 
 Weir, L. R Pleasant Plains Rt 42 
 
 Whdtaker, J. B Forest City Rt 1 
 
 *\\ hite, D. V Loami Rt 33 
 
 White, Harlan Pawnee Rt s>u 
 
 Witte, Louis Arenzville Rt 2 
 
 Wood, C R Petersburg Rt 3 
 
 Woodcock, John R Dawson Rt 21 
 
 Woolsey, D. T Glenarm Rt 22 
 
 * Workman, Alfred Loami 
 
 Worner, Henry San Jose Rt 2 
 
 Yates, Oliver H Loami Rt 33 
 
 RED POLLED 
 
 Adloff , Chas. W Springfield Rt 3 
 
 Anthony, John M. Pleasant Plains Rt 40 
 
 Beard, Alvin H Mason City Rt 3 
 
 Cook, Ralph Chandletfville Rt ' 2 
 
 Crater, P. M Havana Rt 4 
 
 Galligan, Philip Springfield Rt 5 
 
 Gunnett, A. T Springfield Rt 6 
 
 Hackman. Rudolph Havana Rt 2 
 
 Harney, Wm. F Curran Rt 12 
 
 Knoles, Claude Farmin^dale 
 
 Lanham, P Y Cornland Rt 59 
 
 Miller, Fred H Maxwell Rt 37 
 
 Miller, Otto Loami Rt 34 
 
 Members Sangamon County Poultry Ass'n 
 Telephone Capitol 666 
 
 Poultry, Pet Stock 
 and Accessory Co. 
 
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 Poultry, Bee Keeper and Pet Stock Supplies 
 DAIRY ACCESSORIES 
 
 219 North Fifth Street 
 SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS 
 
 Poultry Supplies 
 
 Incubators 
 Brooders 
 Hen Feed 
 Chick Feed 
 Pigeon Feed 
 Lice Powder 
 Leg Bands 
 Blood Meal 
 Charcoal 
 Meat Scraps 
 Oyster Shells 
 Grit 
 Roup Cure 
 
 BEEKEEPERS' SUPPLIES 
 
 Hives, Supers, Comb Boxes, Veils, Gloves, 
 Bee Hats, Bee Tools 
 
 Old Phone 4169 New Phone 1134 
 
 W. B. Holmes, M. D. C. 
 
 Assistant 
 State Veterinarian 
 
 Assistant, Dr. R. C. Henley 
 
 225 East Washington Street 
 Springfield, 111. 
 
 Oxy-Acetylene Welding a Specialty 
 
 BLACKSMITHING AND GARAGE 
 AUTO REPAIRING AND SUPPLIES 
 
 West End Garage 
 
 A. WILLIAMS 
 
 Illiopolis, Illinois
 
 BOEKER'S S SEED CORN 
 
 Is Always Highest in Quality, Highest 
 in Germination and Highest in Yield 
 
 W. H. BOEKER, Senior Member of W. H. Boeker & Sons 
 
 Quality is our watchword. If you have never planted our pure 
 bred seed corn, which is especially bred for large yield, you owe it to 
 yourself to give it a fair trial next year. All our seed is sold on 10 
 days' approval and must be satisfactory in every way or we will 
 refund your money, together with all freight charges. 
 
 W. H. BOEKER & SONS 
 
 PETERSBURG, ILL.
 
 326 
 
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 Schonewise, Fred C Oakford Rt 1 
 
 Shoup, Mrs. A. J Glenarm Rt 23 
 
 Stout, S. J Glenarm Rt 23 
 
 Studebaker, Oscar Auburn Rt 47 
 
 Vetter, Joshua Havana Rt 4 
 
 Walraven, Carl Havana Rt 4 
 
 Young, Joseph Springfield Rt 1 
 
 ROLLED-DURHAM 
 
 *Baker, M. E llliopolis 
 
 Berry, J. W Dawson Rt 21 
 
 Brownfield, W. B Mason City Rt 1 
 
 "Culver, J. E Athens 
 
 *Cunn, R. F. & H. J llliopolis 
 
 *Hillman, J. L Virginia 
 
 Kincaid, Albert E Athens 
 
 Martens, John San Jose Rt 2 
 
 Stout, F. L Glenarm Rt 23 
 
 Vaughn, Samuel H Riverton Rt 17 
 
 Woodrock, John R.. Dawson Rt 21 
 
 BROWN SWISS 
 
 Carls, Herman H Beardstown Rt 2 
 
 Carls, Gus A Beardstown Rt 2 
 
 Davis, Lester Auburn Rt 44 
 
 GUERNSEY 
 
 Evans, Henry R Buffalo Rt 36 
 
 Finch, Alverton Springfield Rt 2 
 
 Foster, G. R Chatham Rt 15 
 
 McMasterson, James . . . Chatham Rt 16 
 
 Market, August Bath Rt 1 
 
 Myers, L. F Springfield Rt 1 
 
 *Phelps, David B Springfield 
 
 Shearer, P. A Auburn Rt 44 
 
 Steven, Herman J Springfield Rt 2 
 
 S'ulter, A. E..' Kilbourne Rt 1 
 
 Warkes, John Springfield Rt 6 
 
 Williams, Cal Chatham Rt 16 
 
 HOLSTEIN 
 
 Bridges, Samuel Kilbourne Rt 1 
 
 Brook, J. A Greenview Rt 4 
 
 Burg, Joe Pawnee 
 
 *Butler, Alfred Chatham Rt 1G 
 
 *Cogil, G. W Greenview Rt 4 
 
 Collins, J. D Pawnee 
 
 Corrington, C. F New Berlin Rt 31 
 
 *Daughenbaugh, T. J SpringfieH 
 
 Doan, John Springfield Rt 3 
 
 Easley, John Divernon Rt 48 
 
 Elam, John W Virgin'a Rt 5 
 
 Finch, Alverton Springfield Rt 2 
 
 t ish, -Thomas Divernon Rt 48 
 
 Foster, G. R Chatham Rt 15 
 
 *Garvey, J. Walter Thayer 
 
 Greeley, H. W Arenzville Rt 2 
 
 Greenwood, J. F Loami 
 
 Gumbel, H. C Forest City Rt 2 
 
 Hamel, Harry E Auburn Rt 47 
 
 Hamilton, W Pawnee Rt 51 
 
 Harless, Albert San Jose Rt 2 
 
 Hayes, A. S llliopolis Rt 58 
 
 *Herrick, J. E. K Springfield 
 
 Holland, D. Logan. .New. Holland Rt 1 
 
 Holland, Wm Mason City Rt 3 
 
 Lefever, D. S Springfield Rt 9 
 
 Lord, John Glenarm Rt 23 
 
 Manchester L. . .Pleasant Plains Rt 42 
 
 Melfon, W. D New Berlin Rt 31 
 
 Meyer, Rudolph Beardstown Rt 2 
 
 Molohon, Owen Pawnee Rt 52 
 
 *Nokes, A. B Springfield Rt 7 
 
 O'Brien, Hugh Springfield Rt 5 
 
 Perkins, Reed M Springfield Rt 10 
 
 Pfeiffer, Wm Forest City Rt 1 
 
 Reiser, Martin. . .Pleasant Plains Rt 40 
 
 Sheedy, John W Pawnee Rt 52 
 
 Schierbeck, A. W Havana Rt 1 
 
 Scholer, Walter F.. . .Springfield Rt 10 
 S'itton, William New Berlin Rt 31 
 
 Office Phones 
 Bell 3556, Interstate 195 
 
 Residence Phones 
 Bell 2007, Interstate 2007 
 
 Miller & Husband, Contractors 
 
 Steel and Concrete Bridges, Structural Iron, 
 
 Road Graders, Road Drags, Sand, Gravel, 
 
 Cement, Bridge Paint, Steel Culverts, White Oak 
 
 Lumber, Drain Tile 
 
 Rooms 302-303 Workman (Pierik) Bldg., SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 327 
 
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 very well do without. Accurate 
 market reports give him the best 
 information to gauge his prof its by. 
 
 the farmer, today, should also keep 
 well posted on the daily happen- 
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 THE ILLINOIS STATE REGISTER 
 
 SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS
 
 328 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BREEDERS' DIRECTORY 
 
 Smith, E. W Kaston Rt 1 
 
 Smith, Fred Petersburg Rt 2 
 
 Spaulding, G. H Springfield Rt 10 
 
 Staley, John W Maxwell Rt 37 
 
 *Stieren, Herman Springfield 
 
 Truck, Frank W Mason City Rt 2 
 
 Vanosdol, Wm. E Greenview Rt 4 
 
 Warren, J. W Bath Rt 2 
 
 Weber, Bert Pawnee 
 
 Winhold, Bertha Beardstown Rt 2 
 
 Winhold, Eugene Beardstown Rt 2 
 
 Workman, John L Loami Rt 34 
 
 JERSEY 
 
 Ainsworth, C. T Mason City 
 
 Anderson, Henry B. 
 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 41 
 
 Armstrong, C. E Oakford 
 
 Balster, J. D Petersburg Rt 5 
 
 Barnes, Ezra Auburn Rt 47 
 
 Barnett, Joe Greenview Rt 1 
 
 Beard, E. S Petersburg Rt 2 
 
 Beebe, Alonzo Forest City Rt 2 
 
 Beeler, R. W Cornland Rt 1 
 
 Boeker, Carl L Petersburg Rt 2 
 
 Bolinger, John Mason City Rt 3 
 
 Briggs, Harvey Beardstown Rt 2 
 
 Bringainer, A. J Buffalo Hart Rt 35 
 
 Brown, Geo. R Divernon Rt 48 
 
 Burris, Laura Pawnee 
 
 Chilton, L. F New Berlin Rt 31 
 
 Claypool, Mrs. J Cantrall Rt 27 
 
 Coil, Clay C Bluff Springs 
 
 Coleman, A. H Virginia Rt 6 
 
 Coleman, John W Beardstown Rt 1 
 
 Cook, O. L Mason City Rt 3 
 
 Davis, Herbert Pawnee Rt 49 
 
 Didlape, E. D Auburn Rt 47 
 
 Dodds, John Glenarm Rt 24 
 
 Fanning, Marshall. . . .Arenzville, Rt 2 
 
 Fenstenaker, T. B Virden Rt 42 
 
 Fink, G. M Pleasant Plains 
 
 Fletcher, J. Ray Auburn Rt 46 
 
 Fletcher, T. A Auburn Rt 45 
 
 Foster, L. J Auburn Rt 46 
 
 Freeman, L. A Mason City 
 
 Gaddie, Mary Greenview Rt 4 
 
 Gaines, C. P Greenview Rt 3 
 
 George, Francis M Oakford Rt 1 
 
 Gonterman, Chas Divernon Rt 48 
 
 Gowin, J. H Lanesville Rt 58 
 
 Hand, H. E Pleasant Plains Rt 40 
 
 Harden, G. W Greenview Rt 3 
 
 Hay, William Divernon, Rt 48 
 
 Hayes, Mrs. Fannie M. 
 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 39 
 
 Hearin, D. L Auburn Rt 46 
 
 Heyen, L Atterberry Rt 1 
 
 Hiles, Chas. E Beardstown Rt 2 
 
 Holland, Wm Mason City Rt 3 
 
 Howell, C. S Illiopolis Rt 55 
 
 Huffman, Alex Arenzville Rt ? 
 
 Ingersoll, C. F Forest City Rt 1 
 
 Jenkins, Orin Auburn Rt 46 
 
 Judy, Chas. C Tallula Rt 1 
 
 Koch, J. H Kilbourne Rt 2 
 
 Koonce, Clarence Illiopolis Rt 57 
 
 Leland, J. A Springfield Rt 2 
 
 Lewis, Richard Pawnee 
 
 Louisberry, Hardy A Oakford Rt 1 
 
 McAtee, Elmer E Greenview Rt 4 
 
 McCluggage, 1 nomas M. 
 
 Mason City Rt 5 
 
 McMvain, J. W Auburn Rt 46 
 
 Mangold, Arthur .... New Holland Rt 1 
 
 Maxwell, Mary Illiopolis Rt 58 
 
 Miller, David L Kilbourne Rt 2 
 
 Miller, Walter Petersburg Rt 2 
 
 Milleson, A Havana Rt 1 
 
 Moomey, Owen. . . Mechanicsburg Rt 60 
 
 Mouder, Joe Havana Rt 1 
 
 Mowder, F. A Havana Rt 1 
 
 Mrasak, John Riverton Rt 17 
 
 Nance, C. W Petersburg Rt 2 
 
 Nelson, Winfield Petersburg Rt 5 
 
 Ostermeier, John Mechanicsburg 
 
 Palm, O Topeka Rt 2 
 
 Pierson, Robert Greenview Rt 1 
 
 Pillsburg, Lynian A. . . Petersburg Rt 2 
 
 Pope, John Illiopolis Rt 58 
 
 Pullman, F. M Glenarm Rt 24. 
 
 Riggins, Harry Petersburg Rt 7 
 
 Robinson, T. J Easton Rt 1 
 
 Rogers, C. S Petersburg Rt 3 
 
 Sanders, Seymour Greenview Rt 4 
 
 Schroeder, J. G Auburn Rt 44 
 
 Starkweather, A. E Divernon 
 
 Stevenson, H. S Little Indian 
 
 Stutts, R. L Curran Rt 11 
 
 Terhune, Lemuel Petersburg Rt 3 
 
 Trumbo, Chas Greenview Rt 4 
 
 Turley, J. O Illiopolis Rt 58 
 
 Wacker, John San Jose Rt 2 
 
 Waring, L. A Petersburg Rt 5 
 
 Warren, J. W Bath Rt 2 
 
 Watkins, Fred B Atterberry Rt 1 
 
 Wiehser, Walter Beardstown Rt 1 
 
 Williams, Cleve A Chatham Rt 16 
 
 Wolf, Zetta Divernon Rt 48 
 
 Wright, Frank. . .Pleasant Plains Rt 40 
 Zimmerli, Frank Pawnee
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 329 
 
 HIBBARD & FERGUSON 
 
 DEALERS IN 
 
 FARM MACHINERY, BUGGIES and WAGONS, 
 
 GAS ENGINES, 
 
 PUMPS and FITTINGS, 
 
 TITAN, 10-20, I. H. C. TRACTORS 
 
 and 
 
 MOLINE UNIVERSAL TRACTORS 
 OILS and GREASES 
 
 Phone 53-W MASON CITY, ILL. [ 
 
 Snowf lake Poultry Farm 
 
 HOME OF 
 
 SNOWFLAKE STRAIN 
 S.C. WHITE LEGHORNS 
 
 Birds with a trapnested record of 200 eggs or better were the foundation 
 stones of our flocks. We produce birds which carry away the blues in large 
 shows as well as fill the egg basket. Queen Snowflake lays 500 eggs in 38 
 months and champion pullet and color special at Illinois State Fair is mother 
 of our fists pen pullets. Our flock average for 1916 was 175 eggs. 
 
 Breeders, pullets, cocks and cockerels for sale at all times. Hatching 
 eggs and day old chicks for quick delivery in season. 
 
 Write us your wants, we have them. Catalog mailed free on req.iest. 
 
 SNOWFLAKE POULTRY FARM 
 
 H. L. CAMPBELL, Manager TALLULA, ILL.
 
 330 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BREEDERS' DIRECTORY 
 
 HORSES 
 
 CLYDESDALE 
 
 *Brink, T. F Glenarm 
 
 Campbell, Horace. Tallula Rt 2 
 
 Cooper, John T Williamsville Rt 26 
 
 "Cunningham, J. A Virginia 
 
 *Gardner, H. E Springfield 
 
 Grosboll, John B Petersburg Rt 5 
 
 Hagen, S. D Pleasant Plains Rt 41 
 
 Hollis, John H Petersburg Rt 5 
 
 *Hunter, J. B Buffalo 
 
 Hurie, Erie Petersburg Rt 1 
 
 *Jepsen, Peter Petersburg 
 
 *Judy, Charles C Tallula 
 
 Kelly, Dan W Petersburg Rt 2 
 
 Klein, George Tallula Rt 3 
 
 McKenney, Chas. W Oakford Rt 1 
 
 *Mills, Charles F Springfield 
 
 *Ott, D. A Rochester 
 
 *Pickrell, A. A Mechanicsburg 
 
 *Pickrell, R. F Lanesville 
 
 *Prather, J. F Williamsville 
 
 Virgin, John W Virginia Rt 5 
 
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 Abney, Wm.. Auburn Rt 46 
 
 Ahlers, Harmon Ashland Rt 2 
 
 * Anthony, J. M.. .Pleasant Plains Rt 40 
 Atherton, Guss . . Pleasant Plains Rt 39 
 
 Baker, Chester D '. Pawnee 
 
 Boehme, Leo Curran Rt 11 
 
 *Brown, Geo. R Divernon Rt 48 
 
 *Butler, Alfred Chatham Rt 16 
 
 Byers, R. C Pawnee 
 
 Campbell, A. A Pawnee Rt 51 
 
 *Cargswell, L. A Rochester 
 
 *Chard, Edwin Rochester 
 
 Connett, F. L San Jose Rt 2 
 
 "Converse Bros Springfield 
 
 Cook, Fred Virginia Rt 1 
 
 *Crum, Reuel G Virginia 
 
 *Cunningham, Jas Virginia 
 
 Davis, Willis J Virgina Rt 1 
 
 Dodds, John Glenarm Rt 24 
 
 *Doods, John E Auburn 
 
 Drennan, C. F Glenavm Rt 24 
 
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 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BREEDERS' DIRECTORY 
 
 Drennan, Robt. W Glenarm Bt 24 
 
 Egman, Hugh Topeka Rt 2 
 
 Eichenauer, G. H Tallula Rt 3 
 
 Fickes, C. H Illiopolis Rt 55 
 
 Frank, J. T New Berlin Rt 31 
 
 Gaddis, J. H Sherman Rt 25 
 
 Gamey, W. H Illiopolis 
 
 *Garvey, W. H Illiopolis 
 
 *Gillmore, J. M : Forest City 
 
 Gillmore, Joseph Forest City Rt 1 
 
 *Graham & Son, Jas. R. 
 
 Fancy Prairie Rt 1 
 
 Graves, Earl Pleasant Plains Rt 42 
 
 Grosball, Cyrus Petersburg Rt 2 
 
 Grosball, Paul S Petersburg Rt 5 
 
 Harney, Wm. F Curran Rt 15 
 
 Harns, John S . . Pleasant Plains Rt 42 
 
 Hayes, James Beardstown Rt 3 
 
 Hayes, Mrs. Fannie M. 
 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 39 
 
 Henberry, Julia Illiopolis Rt 56 
 
 Herrin, R. E Illiopolis Rt 58 
 
 Hessler, H. C Beardstown Rt 2 
 
 Houghton, C. H Petersburg Rt 2 
 
 *Houghton, Lynn . Pleasant Plains Rt 40 
 
 *Hubly, John Mason City 
 
 Irvin, C. C Illiopolis Rt 55 
 
 Jarrett, Thomas Glenarm Rt 24 
 
 Jenkins, Orin Auburn Rt 46 
 
 "Juneman, John Springfield 
 
 Kinler, Henry L Curran Rt 12 
 
 *Knap, T. O aiiopolis 
 
 Kramer, L. H Bath Rt 2 
 
 *Kreiling, H. J Forest City 
 
 Lacey, George Bath Rt 2 
 
 *Leinweber, Joe San Jose Rt 2 
 
 *Leinweber, John San Jose 
 
 Leinweber, Philip Forest City Rt 1 
 
 Lewis, John Pawnee Rt 37 
 
 Lewis, Robert Auburn Rt 40 
 
 IWcCullough, Mrs. Gertrude 
 
 Riverton Rt 17 
 
 *McGinnis, John Dawson 
 
 McKinney, C. P Auburn Rt 46 
 
 McLane, John Kilbourne Rt 2 
 
 *Martin, Willis L Manito 
 
 Maxey, J. H Curran Rt 11 
 
 *Mell, Forest G San Jose Rt 2 
 
 *Miles, J. S' Petersburg 
 
 Miles, W. S Pleasant Plains Rt 39 
 
 *Myers, B. C Fancy Prairie 
 
 *Nance, Horace G Petersburg 
 
 Noble, J. J Pleasant, Plains Rt 41 
 
 Ogden, W. A Oakford Rt 1 
 
 Orwin Bros Pleasant Plains Rt 42 
 
 *Ostermeier, John Mechanicsburg 
 
 *Perry, Charles N New Berlin 
 
 Perry, C. N Loami Rt 31 
 
 Peters, F. E Illiopolis 
 
 *Pfeiffer, William Forest City Rt 1 
 
 Ping, Leonard Auburn Rt 47 
 
 *Pape, Henry H Pawnee 
 
 MANLEY FORREST 101948 FIRST AT SPRINGFIELD AT 2 YRS.
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 
 
 333 
 
 BREEDING CALENDAR 
 
 
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 Cow 
 
 Ewe 
 
 Sow 
 
 
 Mare 
 
 Cow 
 
 Ewe 
 
 Sow 
 
 Bred 
 
 Due to 
 
 Due to Due to 
 
 Due to 
 
 Bred 
 
 Due to 
 
 Due to 
 
 Due to 
 
 Due to 
 
 
 Foal 
 
 Calve Lamb 
 
 Farrow 
 
 
 Foal 
 
 Calve 
 
 Lamb 
 
 Farrow 
 
 Jan. 5,Dec. 6 
 
 Oct. 16 May 31 
 
 April 26 July 5 
 
 June 5 
 
 April 15 
 
 Nov. 28 
 
 Oct. 24 
 
 10 
 
 11 
 
 21 
 
 June 5 
 
 May 1 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 20 
 
 Dec. 3 
 
 29 
 
 15 
 
 16 
 
 26 
 
 10 
 
 6 
 
 15 
 
 15 
 
 25 
 
 8 
 
 Nov. 3 
 
 20 
 
 21 
 
 31 
 
 15 
 
 11 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 30 
 
 13 
 
 8 
 
 25 26 
 
 Nov. 5 
 
 20 
 
 16 
 
 25 
 
 25 
 
 May 5 
 
 18 
 
 13 
 
 30 
 
 31 
 
 10 
 
 25 
 
 21 
 
 30 
 
 30 
 
 10 
 
 23 
 
 18 
 
 Feb. 5 
 
 Jan. 6 
 
 Nov. 16 
 
 July 1 
 
 May 27 
 
 Aug. 5 
 
 July 6 
 
 May 16 
 
 Dec. 29 
 
 Nov. 24 
 
 10 
 
 11 
 
 21 
 
 6 
 
 June 1 
 
 10 
 
 11 
 
 21 
 
 Jan. 3 
 
 29 
 
 15 
 
 16 
 
 26 
 
 11 
 
 6 
 
 15 
 
 16 
 
 26 
 
 8 
 
 Dec. 4 
 
 20 
 
 21 
 
 Dec. 1 
 
 16 
 
 11 
 
 20 
 
 21 
 
 31 
 
 13 
 
 9 
 
 25 
 
 26 
 
 6 
 
 21 
 
 16 
 
 25 
 
 26 
 
 June 5 
 
 18 
 
 14 
 
 
 
 
 
 30 
 
 31 
 
 10 
 
 23 
 
 19 
 
 March 5 
 
 Feb. 3 
 
 Dec. 14 July 29 
 
 June 24 
 
 Sept. 5 
 
 Aug. 6 
 
 June 16 
 
 Jan. 29 
 
 Dec. 25 
 
 10 
 
 8 
 
 19 Aug. 3 
 
 29 
 
 10 
 
 11 
 
 21 
 
 Feb. 3 
 
 30 
 
 15 
 
 13 
 
 24 
 
 8 
 
 July 4 
 
 15 
 
 16 
 
 26 
 
 8 
 
 Jan. 4 
 
 20 
 
 18 
 
 29 
 
 13 
 
 9 
 
 20 
 
 21 
 
 July 1 
 
 13 
 
 9 
 
 25 
 
 23 
 
 Jan. 3 
 
 18 
 
 14 
 
 25 
 
 26 
 
 6 
 
 18 
 
 14 
 
 30 
 
 28 
 
 8 
 
 23 
 
 19 
 
 30 
 
 31 
 
 11 
 
 23 
 
 19 
 
 April 5 
 
 March 6 
 
 Jan. 14 
 
 Aug. 29 
 
 July 25 
 
 Oct. 5 
 
 Sept. 5 
 
 July 16 
 
 Feb. 28 
 
 Jan. 24 
 
 10 
 
 11 
 
 19Sept. 3 
 
 30 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 21 
 
 Mar. 5 
 
 29 
 
 15 
 
 16 
 
 24 
 
 8 
 
 Aug. 4 
 
 15 
 
 15 
 
 26 
 
 10 
 
 Feb. 3 
 
 20 
 
 21 
 
 29 
 
 13 
 
 9 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 31 
 
 15 
 
 8 
 
 25 
 
 26 
 
 Feb. 3 
 
 18 
 
 14 
 
 25 
 
 25 
 
 Aug. 5 
 
 20 
 
 13 
 
 30 
 
 31 
 
 8 
 
 23 
 
 19 
 
 30 
 
 30 
 
 10 
 
 25 
 
 18 
 
 May 5 
 
 April 5 
 
 Feb. 13|Sept.28 
 
 Aug. 24 
 
 Nov. 5 
 
 Oct. 6 
 
 Aug. 16 
 
 Mar. 31 
 
 Feb. 24 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 18 Oct. 3 29 
 
 10 
 
 11 
 
 21 
 
 Apr. 5 
 
 Mar. 1 
 
 15 
 
 15 
 
 23 8 Sept. 3 
 
 15 
 
 16 
 
 26 
 
 10 
 
 6 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 . 28 13 
 
 8 
 
 20 
 
 21 
 
 31 
 
 15 
 
 11 
 
 25 
 
 25 
 
 Mar. 5 18 
 
 13 
 
 25 
 
 26 
 
 Sept. 5 
 
 20 
 
 16 
 
 30 
 
 30 
 
 10 23 
 
 18 
 
 30 
 
 31 
 
 10 
 
 25 
 
 21 
 
 June 5 
 
 May 6 
 
 Mar. 16 Oct. 29 
 
 Sept. 24 
 
 Dec. 5 
 
 Nov. 5 
 
 Sept. 15 
 
 April 30 
 
 Mar. 26 
 
 10 
 
 11 
 
 21 Nov. 3 
 
 29 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 20 
 
 May 5 
 
 31 
 
 15 
 
 16 
 
 26 8 Oct. 4 
 
 15 
 
 15 
 
 25 
 
 10 
 
 April 5 
 
 20 
 
 21 
 
 31 13 9 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 30 
 
 15 
 
 10 
 
 25 
 
 26 
 
 April 5 18 14 
 
 25 
 
 25 
 
 Oct. 5 
 
 20 
 
 15 
 
 30 
 
 31 
 
 10 
 
 23 19 
 
 30 
 
 30 
 
 10 
 
 25 
 
 20
 
 334 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BREEDERS' DIRECTORY 
 
 Pape, Henry H Glenarm Rt 22 
 
 Prettyman, H. B Havana Rt 1 
 
 Rakestraw, Everett Manito Rt 1 
 
 Renshaw, U. L Ouster Rt 53 
 
 Richardson, J. D Riverton Rt 17 
 
 Richardson, J. H Chatham Rt 15 
 
 *Ridge, John A Greenview 
 
 Rodgers, E. B Illiopolis Rt 56 
 
 Ross. John E Mechanicsburg Rt 60 
 
 Ross, O. C Rochester Rt 18 
 
 *Ross, Robert B Virginia Rt 6 
 
 Ross, W. J Breckenridge Rt 1 
 
 *Ruppel, A. H Beardstown Rt 2 
 
 Samuels, Howard Easton Rt 4 
 
 Sargent, Frank Illiopolis Rt 55 
 
 Schulz, Edward Mason City Rt 1 
 
 Schwartz, Chas. H. 
 
 Mechanicsburg Rt 61 
 
 Scott, John New Berlin Rt 31 
 
 *S'ever, Walter Ashland Rt 2 
 
 Shepherd, Geo Glenarm Rt 23 
 
 * Shepherd, Thos. A Pawnee 
 
 Shipley, Ernest R Petersburg Rt 2 
 
 Siltman, Henry Mason City Rt 5 
 
 Simpson, John W Custer Rt 53 
 
 Simpson, W. R Glenarm Rt 23 
 
 *Sloman, Mark Pawnee 
 
 *S'mith, E. B New Berlin 
 
 *Smith, E. S. & S. B Springfield 
 
 Smith, J. D New Berlin Rt 31 
 
 *Smith, Theo. M Auburn 
 
 *Spaits, Abe Manito 
 
 *Stansburg, Edward San Jose 
 
 *Stone, John F Mason City Rt 3 
 
 Stout, F. L Glenarm Rt 23 
 
 Stout, S. J Glenarm Rt 23 
 
 Taylor & Jones Williamsville 
 
 Taylor, C. R Cantrall Rt 28 
 
 *Telfer, P. J Williamsville 
 
 Thornton, J. F. . .Pleasant Plains Rt 42 
 
 Tice, E. H Greenview Rt 4 
 
 Tomlin, Henjry Mason City Rt 4 
 
 Treat, Quincy R Loami Rt 34 
 
 *Trenarmy, Samuel E Tallula 
 
 Turner, G. C Easton Rt 1 
 
 Van Meter, A. D Sherman Rt 25 
 
 *Vogel, Carl W San Jose 
 
 Wagner, Amel Beardstown Rt 1 
 
 Walker, E W Rochester Rt 19 
 
 * Warner, Henry Manito 
 
 Walters, J. D Dawson Rt 1 
 
 *Weber, Eli Pawnee 
 
 Werner, C. H Curran Rt 11 
 
 Whitaker, J. B Forest City Rt 1 
 
 Wilkerson, Fannie Glenarm Rt 24 
 
 Williams, Milt Virginia Rt 3 
 
 Worner, Chas Forest City Rt 2 
 
 *Worner, Henry San Jose Rt 2 
 
 Young, Joseph Springfield Rt 1 
 
 SHIRE 
 
 Brunk, Shelby Springfield Rt 3 
 
 Dickerson, C. H Illiopolis Rt 55 
 
 *Juneman, John Springfield 
 
 McCue, Thomas Greenview Rt 4 : 
 
 *Mills, Chas. F Springfield 
 
 Marbold, B. F Greenview Rt 2 
 
 Sikes, Rufas Pleasant Plains Rt 39 
 
 *Stone, John F Mason City 
 
 Taylor & Jones Williamsville 
 
 BELGIAN 
 
 Armstrong, Ryal Oakford Rt 1 
 
 Ethel, E. E Manito Rt 1 
 
 *Lancaster, Reuben Vriginia 
 
 *Moore, William Eaton Springfield 
 
 *Traylor & Jones Williamsville 
 
 FRENCH DRAFT 
 
 Klor, John Springfield Rt 10 
 
 Rickenby, Henry New Berlin Rt 30 
 
 MORGAN 
 
 Brunk, Roy Rochester Rt 19 
 
 O'Brien, Edw Springfield Rt 5 
 
 GERMAN COACH 
 
 Armstrong, Geo. K Oakford Rt 1 
 
 Beckwith, C. F Kilbourne Rt 1 
 
 SADDLE 
 
 Clayton, M. E Auburn Rt 47 
 
 Duggan, John Buffalo Rt 59 
 
 Jones, J. R Mason City Rt 2 
 
 Williams, A. D Dawson Rt 21 
 
 ROADSTERS 
 
 Beebe, Alono Forest City Rt 2 
 
 Berry, J. W Dawson Rt 21 
 
 Call, James W Curran Rt 11 
 
 Culver, E. L Bath Rt 1 
 
 Davis, Winton E S'an Jose Rt 2 
 
 Dawson, A. N Buffalo Box 204 
 
 Deiss, John C San Jose Rt 2 
 
 Falkman, Wm Mason City Rt 3 
 
 Funderburk. Melvin .... Glenarm Rt 22 
 
 Hutlen, B. T Auburn Rt 47 
 
 Lemon, O. F Mechanicsburg Rt 60 
 
 Quigg, S. A Virginia Rt 1 
 
 Richardson, J. H Chatham Rt 15 
 
 Wolverton, Henry M. .Kilbourne Rt 2 
 Wood, C. R Petersburg Rt 3 
 
 JACKS 
 
 Fling, Chas. T Breckenridge Rt 1 
 
 Grieme, Philip H Custer Rt 33 
 
 Their, Felix M. .Pleasant Plains Rt 39 
 Treat, Quincy R Loami Rt 34
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 
 
 335 
 
 CAPACITY OF CIRCULAR SILOS AND QUANTITY OF 
 
 SILAGE TO BE FED TO LOWER THE 
 
 SURFACE 2 INCHES DAILY 
 
 Inside 
 Diameter, 
 
 Feet 
 
 Depth, 
 Feet 
 
 Capacity, 
 Tons 
 
 Acreage of 
 Corn to 
 Fill, 15 Tons 
 to the Acre 
 
 Quantity 
 to be Fed 
 Daily, 
 Pounds 
 
 10 
 
 28 
 
 42 
 
 2.8 
 
 525 
 
 10 
 
 30 
 
 47 
 
 3.0 
 
 525 
 
 10 
 
 32 
 
 51 
 
 3.4 
 
 525 
 
 10 
 
 34 
 
 56 
 
 3.7 
 
 525 
 
 10 
 
 38 
 
 65 
 
 4.3 
 
 525 
 
 10 
 
 40 
 
 70 
 
 4.6 
 
 525 
 
 12 
 
 28 
 
 61 
 
 4.1 
 
 755 
 
 12 
 
 30 
 
 67 
 
 4.5 
 
 755 
 
 12 
 
 32 
 
 74 
 
 5.0 
 
 755 
 
 12 
 
 34 
 
 80 
 
 5.3 
 
 755 
 
 12 
 
 36 
 
 87 
 
 5.8 
 
 755 
 
 12 
 
 38 
 
 94 
 
 6.4 
 
 755 
 
 12 
 
 40 
 
 101 
 
 7.3 
 
 755 
 
 14 
 
 28 
 
 83 
 
 5.5 
 
 1030 
 
 14 
 
 30 
 
 91 
 
 6.1 
 
 1030 
 
 14 
 
 32 
 
 100 
 
 6.7 
 
 1030 
 
 14 
 
 34 
 
 109 
 
 7.2 
 
 1030 
 
 14 
 
 36 
 
 118 
 
 7.9 
 
 1030 
 
 14 
 
 38 
 
 128 
 
 8.5 
 
 1030 
 
 14 
 
 40 
 
 138 
 
 9.2 
 
 1030 
 
 16 
 
 28 
 
 108 
 
 7.2 
 
 1340 
 
 16 
 
 32 
 
 131 
 
 8.7 
 
 1340 
 
 16 
 
 34 
 
 143 
 
 9.5 
 
 1340 
 
 16 
 
 36 
 
 155 
 
 10.3 
 
 1340 
 
 16 
 
 38 
 
 167 
 
 11.1 
 
 1340 
 
 16 
 
 40 
 
 180 
 
 12.0 
 
 1340 
 
 18 
 
 30 
 
 151 
 
 10.0 
 
 1700 
 
 18 
 
 32 
 
 166 
 
 11.0 
 
 1700 
 
 18 
 
 34 
 
 181 
 
 12.0 
 
 1700 
 
 18 
 
 36 
 
 196 
 
 13.2 
 
 1700 
 
 18 
 
 38 
 
 212 
 
 14.1 
 
 1700 
 
 18 
 
 40 
 
 229 
 
 15.2 
 
 1700 
 
 18 
 
 42 
 
 246 
 
 16.4 
 
 1700 
 
 18 
 
 44 
 
 264 
 
 17.6 
 
 1700 
 
 18 
 
 46 
 
 282 
 
 18.8 
 
 1700 
 
 20 
 
 30 
 
 187 
 
 12.5 
 
 2100 
 
 20 
 
 32 
 
 205 
 
 13,6 
 
 2100 
 
 20 
 
 34 
 
 224 
 
 15.0 
 
 2100 
 
 20 
 
 36 
 
 243 
 
 16.2 
 
 2100 
 
 20 
 
 40 
 
 281 
 
 18.8 
 
 2100 
 
 20 
 
 42 
 
 300 
 
 20.0 
 
 2100 
 
 20 
 
 44 
 
 320 
 
 21.3 
 
 2100 
 
 20 
 
 46 
 
 340 
 
 22.6 
 
 2100 
 
 20 
 
 48 
 
 361 
 
 24.0 
 
 2100 
 
 20 
 
 50 
 
 382 
 
 25.5 
 
 2100
 
 336 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BREEDERS' DIRECTORY 
 
 HOGS 
 
 CHESTER WHITES 
 
 Adkins, J. F Saidora Rt 1 
 
 Barr, J. W Auburn Rt 46 
 
 Blair, John Illiopolis Rt 56 
 
 Campbell, John W Ijoami Rt 34 
 
 *Cantrall, J. E Cantrall 
 
 Codd, Elizabeth Lowcler Rt 38 
 
 Colburn, Eben Loami Rt 33 
 
 Colburn, George P. . New Berlin Rt 29 
 
 *Collins, Philip /. . . .Illiopolis 
 
 Davis, Lester Auburn Rt 44 
 
 Dawson, Frank Oakford Rt 1 
 
 Derry, E. M Petersburg Rt 6 
 
 Dodd, George F Loami Rt 34 
 
 *Dodd, W. L Loami 
 
 Earl, C. P Loami Rt 33 
 
 Finley, Charles Rochester Rt 19 
 
 *Follis, Chas Chatham 
 
 Fox, Edwin Virginia Rt 3 
 
 Gebhards, Conrad. . Chandlerville Rt 1 
 
 *Graves, John Lanesville 
 
 "Hall, Robert Virginia 
 
 *Herrin, James W Lanesville 
 
 *Hess, Robert Virginia 
 
 Hinimel, Frances Rochester Rt 18 
 
 Hirren, Allen Cornland Rt 1 
 
 Hornback, Robert R . . Mason City Rt 4 
 
 Howard, P. J Pawnee Rt 51 
 
 Hughes, Ross Kilbourne Rt 12 
 
 *Hunter, W. D Loami 
 
 *Hussey, Chas. A Williamsville 
 
 Jacobs, Gary Pawnee 
 
 Jett, Henry D Custer Rt 53 
 
 Keeney, John New Berlin Rt 31 
 
 List, Arthur S Mason City Rt 5 
 
 Love, Jacob D Bath Rt 2 
 
 *McCreery, William . . Masom City Rt 4 
 McOubbins, J. L. Pleasant Plains Rt 40 
 
 Maskell, Marguerite Dawson Rt 21 
 
 Medford, "M. G Springfield Rt 9 
 
 Montgomery, Alvin R. .Greenview Rt 4 
 
 Moore, Arthur Petersburg Rt 3 
 
 Mowry, J. L Pleasant Plains Rt 39 
 
 *Mowry, Orin Pleasant Plains 
 
 Newell, Claude A Custer Rt 53 
 
 Pantier, R. C Petersburg Rt 5 
 
 Pantier, W. A Petersburg Rt 5 
 
 Pate, Geo Beardstown Rt 3 
 
 *Phelps, Miss Martha bpringfield 
 
 *Raich, Harry A Springfield Rt 6 
 
 Rentmeister, A. C Mt. Pulaski Rt 3 
 
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 Showalter, M Kilbourne Rt 2 
 
 Taylor, C. R Cantrall Rt 28 
 
 Tempshenry, A. B Pawnee Rt 51 
 
 Thompson, Isaac N. . .Mason City Rt 4 
 
 Vaughn, Joe F Doami Rt 32 
 
 Waters, Charles Curran Rt 11 
 
 *Way, M. F Virginia 
 
 Webb, H. F Mason City Rt 3 
 
 Weinheimer, E. D Loami Rt 32 
 
 Workman, John L Loami Rt 34 
 
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 Elliott, Henry Berlin 
 
 Fozzard, Howard W. . . . Arenzville Rt 3 
 
 Kramer, H. L Springfield Rt 8 
 
 Lacey, George Bath Rt 2 
 
 Leland, J. A Springfield Rt 2 
 
 Mangold, Arthur New Holland Rt 1 
 
 Miles, J. S Petersburg Rt 1 
 
 Stone, James A Springfield Rt 4 
 
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 Ackerman, E. J Petersburg Rt 1 
 
 *Abel & Son, Turner Rochester 
 
 *Ainsworth, R. M Mason City 
 
 Anderson, A E Virginlia Rt 4 
 
 Archer, Albert .Glenarm Rt 22 
 
 Armstrong, J. W Virginia Rt 6 
 
 Atwater, H Havana Rt 2 
 
 *Baker & Sons, G. W Rochester 
 
 Baker, George Rochester Rt 20 
 
 Bale, W. J Glenarm Rt 23 
 
 Barnes, Sidney Pawnee Rt 51 
 
 Barnett, Loran Mason City Rt 2 
 
 Bartels, Frank San Jose Rt 2 
 
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 Forty Years Experience 
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 BIG MONEY IN HOGS 
 
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 the "streaks o' lean" 
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 'Baxter, Ed. A Pawnee 
 
 Beam, Robt E Glenarni Rt 20 
 
 Beckman, Chris Havana Rt 1 
 
 Beckman, Henry . Havana Rt 4 
 
 Beel, C. R Mason City Rt 1 
 
 *Bergschneider, T. H.New Berlin Rt 29 
 
 Bingham, Geo. A Mason City Rt 3 
 
 Bradshaw, John E Springfield Rt 3 
 
 *Brown & Skillman. . . . Mechanlcsbury 
 
 *Brown, Fred L/oami 
 
 Brownfield, Walter . . . Mason City Rt 2 
 
 Brownfield, W. E Mason City Rt 1 
 
 Busch, William Greenview Rt 3 
 
 Butler, L. B Ashland 
 
 *Caldwell, J. Young Williamsville 
 
 Campbell, Alfred Ashland Rt 3 
 
 Cannon, John Forest City Rt 1 
 
 *Cantrall, S. D Athens 
 
 Carswell, Andrew B. . . Rochester Rt 20 
 
 Carter, Chas Oakford Rt 1 
 
 *Caton, W. M Mason City 
 
 Cave, W. M Kilbourne Rt 2 
 
 Chiilton, L. F New Berlin 
 
 Clark, Earl Virden Rt 42 
 
 Colson, Joseph Atterberry 
 
 Cook, A. S Buffalo Rt 59 
 
 Correll, W. H Pleasant Plains Rt 40 
 
 Corrington, C. F New Berlin Rt 31 
 
 Crane, Geo. A Kilbourne Rt 2 
 
 Cross, E. H Mason City Rt 3 
 
 "Cross, L W. & Son Mason City 
 
 *Cross, Luther W Mason City 
 
 Cross, Roy W Mason City Rt 3 
 
 Crumrin, H. O Chandlerville Rt 1 
 
 Davidson, H. F Petersburg Rt 5 
 
 Davis, H. W Saidora Rt 1 
 
 Dawson, A. M Buffalo Box 204 
 
 Delay, Bert Glenarm Rt 22 
 
 DeNonfrum, Roy Mason City Rt 1 
 
 Depue, A. T Easton Rt 1 
 
 Devenport, James H.. . .Kilbourne Rt 2 
 
 Dew, J. A Havana Rt 1 
 
 *Diller, Wm. Hughes Springfield 
 
 Dodds, John Glenarm Rt 24 
 
 Draper, F. A Divernon Rt 48 
 
 Drennan, B. C Chatham Rt 15 
 
 Drennan, C. H Chatham Rt 15 
 
 Earl, Geo. N San Jose Rt 1 
 
 Edwards, Lloyd Ashland Rt 2 
 
 Eichorst, Wm.. . .Pleasant Plains Rt 39 
 
 Emme, Ewald Havana 
 
 *Fink & Son. H. D Mason City 
 
 Fisk. John Havana Rt 4 
 
 Fish, Thomas Divernon Rt 48 
 
 Frank, Miss Anna. . . .New Berlin Rt 31 
 Freitag, Theodore . . . New Berlin Rt 31 
 
 Frick, Frank W Mason City Rt 2 
 
 Friedrick, Peter Havana Rt 2 
 
 *Garvey, J. W Thayer 
 
 *Gatton, J. M. & W. T Springfield 
 
 Gebig, Chas. W Arenzville Rt H 
 
 Ginn, W. P Mason City Rt 3 
 
 Greeley, H. W Arenzville Rt 2 
 
 Hackman, Rudolph Havana Rt 2 
 
 *Hall, S. E Loami 
 
 Harmes, H. H Chatham Rt 16 
 
 Hay, William Divernon Rt 48 
 
 Haycraf t, Robert Sherman Rt 25 
 
 Haynes, Mrs. Fannie M. Pleasant Plains 
 
 Hendricker, Henry Arenzville Rt 3 
 
 Hergemother, C. H , 
 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 41 
 
 Holland, D. Logan. . .New Holland Rt 1 
 
 Hollis, Thos. P Petersburg Rt 5 
 
 Houchin, J. A Mason City Rt 1 
 
 Hubbard, Frank Mason City Rt 3 
 
 Huffaker, Wellington. New Berlin Rt 30 
 
 Hughes, Arthur Sherman Rt 25 
 
 *Hughes, A. F Sherman 
 
 *Hunter, W. D Loami 
 
 *Hurt, John S Buffalo Hart 
 
 Jones, Harry R Athens Rt 2 
 
 Kavanagh Bros Ashland Rt 1 
 
 Keefe, David D Glenarm 
 
 King, Edward Atterberry Rt 1 
 
 Kirby, Frank Williamsville Rt 36 
 
 Kircher, Frank C Arenzville Rt 3 
 
 Kircher, Henry R Arenzville Rt 3 
 
 *Knudson, Dr. T. J Springfield 
 
 Krigbaum, Dan D Chandlerville Rt 1 
 
 Landon, Chas Auburn Rt 44 
 
 Lawley, E. L Glenarm Rt 23 
 
 Laws, H. J Easton Rt 1 
 
 Lawson, J. W Petersburg Rt 3 
 
 *Lewis, C. F Pawnee 
 
 Loyd, A. J Greenview Rt 3 
 
 McCluggage, Thos. M.. Mason City Rt 5 
 
 McCormick, T. K Greenview Rt 3 
 
 McElvain, J. W Auburn Rt 46 
 
 McKenna, Peter Mason City Rt 1 
 
 *McLaughlin, F. W Virginia 
 
 McTaggart, Bert. Pawnee 
 
 McTaggart, Chas Pawnee Rt 51 
 
 *McTaggart, W. R Pawnee Rt 51 
 
 Maloney, John D Springfield Rt 3 
 
 Manchester, M . . Pleasant Plains Rt 42 
 
 *Marker, Chas. A Auburn 
 
 Market, August Bath Rt 1 
 
 Martin, Harvey Manito Rt 1 
 
 Martins, John San Jose Rt 2 
 
 Mathers, Dr. Manley. . Mason City Rt 5 
 Melchers, Harry H... .Petersburg Rt 5 
 
 Mendenhall, R. B Illioj)olis Rt 55 
 
 *Merz, Harry L Beardstown 
 
 Meyers, F. J New Berlin Rt 30 
 
 Meyer, Henry Beardstown Rt 2 
 
 Michel, John Custer Rt 53 
 
 Moneoe, Samuel S Ashland Rt 2 
 
 *Morrill & Schill Havana 
 
 Mowry, Walter. . .Pleasant Plains Rt 40 
 
 Needham, G. S Virginia Rt 6 
 
 Noble, J. J Pleasant Plains Rt 41 
 
 Odiorne, Mrs. E Springfield Rt 9 
 
 *Onken, Henry Mason City
 
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 341 
 
 i 
 
 T behooves us in 
 every community 
 to give full credit 
 to the importance of 
 the local store for 
 the good it does and 
 the good it has done, 
 and to continue our 
 loyal support that it 
 may continue as a 
 developing, uplift- 
 ing factor in the 
 community life." 
 
 W. J. 
 BLESSMAN 
 
 The One Real Implement Man 
 Gives Real Service 
 
 Farm Implements, 
 Heider Tractors, 
 Buggies, Harness, 
 Stoves, Ranges 
 and Wire Fencing 
 
 BATH, ILLINOIS 
 
 The 
 
 W. J. Meyer Implement Co. 
 
 CORNER ORANGE AND MARKET STREETS 
 
 PHONE 62 
 
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 Agricultural Implements 
 
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 GAS ENGINES 
 
 Agent for 
 
 JOHN DEERE FARM IMPLEMENTS
 
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 Palm, O Topeka Rt 2 
 
 Paw, Melvin L New Holland Rt 1 
 
 Patterson, W. H Mason City Rt 3 
 
 Peck, Edwin T Arenzville Rt 3 
 
 Pfeiffer, Wm Forest City Rt 1 
 
 Pippen, Burgess R.. .Breckenridge Rt 1 
 
 Pirkins & Son T. M Glenarm 
 
 *Plummer & Son, J. P. . Mechanicsburg 
 
 *Primm, N. O Athens 
 
 Primm, P. O Athens Rt 1 
 
 Primm, T. O Athens Rt 1 
 
 Propst, Cash Green view Rt ?> 
 
 Purvines, S. E Pleasant Plains 
 
 Ray, M. E Auburn Rt 44 
 
 Reichert, E. H Pleasant Plains Rt 42 
 
 Reichert, Paul. . .Pleasant Plains Rt 4l 
 Reiser, Martin. . .Pleasant Plains Rt 40 
 
 Riggin Bros Petersburg Rt 3 
 
 *Riggin, Harry Petersburg Rt 7 
 
 Robinson, Edgar Petersburg Rt 6 
 
 Robinson, Wm.. .Pleasant Plains Rt 39 
 
 Rogers, C. S Petersburg Rt 3 
 
 *Rogers, Chas. T Petersburg 
 
 Sabens, W. T Glenarm Rt 22 
 
 Sallinger, C. W .Glenarm Rt 23 
 
 Sche?le, H. W Waverly Rt 1 
 
 Schulz, Edward Mason City Rt 1 
 
 Schurbeck, H. L Topeka Rt 1 
 
 Shelhammer, James. . . .Illiopolis Rt 56 
 
 Shepherd, Geo Glenarm Rt 23 
 
 *Smith, Theo. J Auburn 
 
 *Southwick, Geo. E Chatham 
 
 Southwick, Robert Glenarm Rt 23 
 
 ^pears, R. L Pleasant Plains Rt 40 
 
 Spdnkle, C. J Chandlerville Rt 1 
 
 Starkweather, A. E Divernon 
 
 Stewart, John F Oakford Rt 1 
 
 Stiltz, J. A TallulaRtl 
 
 Stogdell, Geo. C Dawson Rt 21 
 
 Stone, John F Mason City Rt 3 
 
 Stout, F. L Glenarm Rt 23 
 
 Stout, John P Chatham Rt 1 5 
 
 Summers, M. B Curran Rt 11 
 
 Summers, M. W Curran Rt 11 
 
 Taylor, D. A Beardstown Rt 1 
 
 Thomson, Elmer R. . . .Petersburg Rt 2 
 
 Turner, Abel Rochester Rt 19 
 
 Vandoran, Cornelius. . .Chatham Rt 16 
 
 v v an Doren, C. P Chatham 
 
 *Van Doren, Clifford Chatham 
 
 Van Doren, Clifford Loami Rt 1 
 
 Vanetten, Ed Easton Rt 1 
 
 Vanetten, D. C ' Easton Rt 2 
 
 VanMeter, A. D Sherman Rt 25 
 
 *VanMeter, W. H Williamsville 
 
 * VanMeter, A. D Williamsville 
 
 Vanorman, Fred Forest City Rt 1 
 
 Vaughn. Samuel H Riverton Rt 17 
 
 Vetter, Joshua Havana Rt 4 
 
 Wahfeld, Fred ...... Chandlerville Rt 1 
 
 Waldmeier, H. J Manito Rt 1 
 
 Walker, O. B Ashland Rt 2 
 
 Wallbaum, Fred Havana Rt 2 
 
 Walraven, Carl Havana Rt 4 
 
 Wenzler, John Pawnee Rt 51 
 
 Wilcox, Charles Curran Rt 11 
 
 Winkelman, William. . .Arenzville Rt 1 
 Zurstadt, Frank Petersburg Rt 3 
 
 HAMPSHIRE 
 
 Baker, Grover C Greenview Rt 1 
 
 Barker, Charles Mason City Rt 3 
 
 Barnes, C. L Auburn Rt 47 
 
 Beard, R. L Arenzville Rt * 
 
 Beck, Herman Mason City Rt 5 
 
 Beed, Kenneth San Jose Rt 2 
 
 *Blair, A J Illiopolis 
 
 *Blohm, A. W Beardstown 
 
 *Boeck, Herman ,. . .... . . .Teheran 
 
 *Boynton, C S Pleasant Plains 
 
 Boynton, Edgar. .Pleasant Plains Rt 59 
 Boynton, Erwin D.Pleasant Plains Rt 39 
 
 Boynton, J. F Pleasant Plains Rt 39 
 
 Busch, Herman Mason City Rt 1 
 
 Busch, Louis Mason City Rt 3 
 
 *Cline, John A Fancy Prairie 
 
 *Coddington, Earl Tallula 
 
 Daubard, John. . Pleasant Plains Rt 40 
 
 Deverman, H. A Bath Rt 1 
 
 Estill, S. D Greenview Rt 2 
 
 Everett, Wm.. Mason City Rt 4 
 
 Gaines, C. P Greenview Rt 3 
 
 Gowin, J. H Laneville, Rt 58 
 
 *Helmuth, Jacob Athens 
 
 *Henderson & Noblitt Virginia 
 
 1'mig, Jacob San Jose Rt 2 
 
 Jones, J. R Mason City Rt 2 
 
 *Knoles, George Mason City 
 
 *Lawley & Son, Robt Glenarm 
 
 Lawley, Robt Glenarm 
 
 Lord, John Glenarm Rt i> 
 
 *Miller, Fred H Maxwell 
 
 Montgomery, A. W Mason City Rt 3 
 
 *Mowry, Walter X 
 
 Pleasant Plains Rt 40 
 
 *Mulcahy, Thos Lanesville 
 
 *Mullady, Bernard Lanesville 
 
 *Nance, Horace G Petersburg Rt 1 
 
 Nieder, C. H Bath Rt 1 
 
 Odione, Alfred Glenarm 
 
 *Odiorne & O'Keefe Glenarm 
 
 Reichert, C. S' Pleasant Plains 
 
 Surface, J. M Mason City Rt 3 
 
 *Surface, J. U Mason City 
 
 Terhune, Lemuel Petersburg Rt 3 
 
 *Thornley, Jas. E Ashland Rt :: 
 
 *Turner, Will A *. Athens 
 
 *Tuxhorn, A. H Springfield 
 
 * Wubben, Geike San Jose 
 
 Vanleningham, Clarence 
 
 Mason City Rt 1 
 
 * Virgin, John W Virginia Rt 5
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 343 
 
 REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE BOARS ON SIMON C. MOON'S 
 MAPLE SPRING FARM. 
 
 BIG TYPE POLAND CHINA SOW ON THE JOHN VAUGHAN FARM
 
 344 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BREEDERS' DIRECTORY 
 
 Wasser, Edward . ' Springfield Rt 10 Garvey, J. W Thayer 
 
 Williams, A. D Dawson Rt 21 Gerets, William Tallula Rt 3 
 
 * Williams, Samuel Buffalo Glick, Harris H Chandlerville Rt 2 
 
 Godbey, J. D Greenview Rt 4 
 
 POLAND-CHINA Gumbel, H. C Forest City Rt 2 
 
 Altman, Paul Saidora Rt 1 Halford, Eures Rochester Rt 20 
 
 Anthony, John M. Pleasant Plains Rt 40 Hall, Andrew Easton Rt 4 
 
 Armstrong, J. S Oakford Rt 1 Haynes, A. S Illiopolis Rt 58 
 
 Armstrong, W. C Oakford Rt 1 Heckman, L. P Manito Rt 3 
 
 Balster, J. D Petersburg Rt 5 Herring, Harrison Bath Rt 2 
 
 Barber, T. L Virginia Rt 6 Heye, Carl Bath Rt 1 
 
 Barnes, S. A Auburn Rt 47 Hill, Chas. F Oakford Rt 1 
 
 Barnett, Joe Greenview Rt 1 Hoffman, W. A Beardstown Rt 1 
 
 Beard, E. S Petersburg Rt 2 Holland, Wm Mason City Rt 3 
 
 *Beauchamp, W. H Greenview Hornback, C. A Petersburg Rt 3 
 
 Bech, J. C Virginia Rt.2 Howard, John R..Mechanicsburg Rt 61 
 
 Birns, Robert T Greenview Rt 4 Heenbower, R. L Ashland Rt 2 
 
 Blessman, H. L Bath Rt 2 Hieflin, J. W Petersburg Rt 3 
 
 Bloom, Charles Petersburg Rt 2 Huppers, Annie M Virginia Rt 5 
 
 Boeker, Carl L. Petersburg Rt 2 Imig, Fred H San Jose Rt 2 
 
 Boston, Henry M New Berlin Rt 30 Jackson, J. H Chandlerville Rt 1 
 
 Brannan, Harry Beardstown Rt 3 Johnson, James A Greenview Rt 4 
 
 Brent, R. C Kilbourne Rt 1 Jokisch, Morris Virginia Rt 4 
 
 Brooks, J. A Greenview Rt 4 Jonis, C. H \, -Pawnee Rt 67 
 
 Brown, Claude G Divernon Kern, Earl J Farmingdale Rt 14 
 
 Campbell, Alexander.Farmingdale Rt 14 Kruse, Ed Beardstown Rt 1 
 
 Campbell, A. A Pawnee Rt 51 Langley, D. Y Mechanicsburg Rt 60 
 
 Canham, James Auburn Rt 47 Launer, Richard Beardstown Rt 2 
 
 Charlesworth, J. T Arenzville Rt 2 Lippert, H. R Bath 
 
 Claypool, Mrs. J Cantrall Rt 27 Lovekamp, Albert Arenzville Rt 2 
 
 Clayton, Harry Glenarm Rt 22 Lowry, Elmer W Chatham Rt 16 
 
 Clayton, J. Frank Glenarm Rt 22 Lynn, J. W Oakford Rt 1 
 
 demons, Raymond Ashland Rt 3 McKee, Leslie Petersburg Rt 3 
 
 demons, Thomas Ashland Rt 3 McKinney, C. P Auburn Rt 46 
 
 Cline, B. H Athens Rt 1 Magill, H. S Auburn Rt 44 
 
 Coleman, A. H Virginia Rt 6 Marbold, B. F Greenview Rt 2 
 
 Collings, H. H Beardstown Rt 3 Martin, Harry H Manito Rt 1 
 
 Colpitts, R. S Philadelphia Melchers, Harry H Petersburg Rt 5 
 
 Cook, O. L.. .-% Mason City Rt 3 Melchers, Henry Petersburg Rt 5 
 
 Coo*, W. L Chandlerville Rt 2 Melfon, W. D New Berlin Rt 31 
 
 Cravens, Albert . . Pleasant Plains Rt 41 Mell, F. G San Jose Rt 2 
 
 Crum, Arthur E Arenzville Rt 2 Miller, J. Allen Lowder Rt 38 
 
 Crum, L Ashland Rt 1 Miller, J. M Auburn Rt 47 
 
 Deboe, James G Glenarm Rt 23 Miller, John M Auburn 
 
 DeGroot, Jerry Ashland Rt 2 Mitchell, A. H Maxwell 
 
 Drennon, J. Frank Loami Rt 34 Montgomery, Robert. . .G/eenview Rt 4 
 
 *Duncan, D. D Salisbury Mandy, Walter Havana Rt 2 
 
 Dupes, Valentine Beardstown Rt 1 Nance, C. W Petersburg Rt 2 
 
 *Eldridge, Earl Greenview Noltensmeir, George. .Mason City Rt 2 
 
 *Engle, LA Forest CHy Ostertog, Louis Sherman 
 
 Epler, S. D Pleasant Plains Rt 39 Oetgen, Edward Virginia Rt 5 
 
 *Evans, Thos. & S'ons Loami Parry, Wm. T Beardstown Rt 1 
 
 Fangmeyer, Harmon Havana Rt 2 Pate, Geo. E Beardstown Rt 3 
 
 Fanning, R. E Virginia Rt 4 * Patterson Bros Mason City 
 
 Fieldon, Lincoln Virginia Rt 2 Patterson. David Mason City Rt'3 
 
 Fletcher, J. Ray Auburn Rt 46 Pelker, John H Arenzville Rt 1 
 
 Fletcher, T. A Auburn Rt 45 Petefish, A. E Springfield Rt 5 
 
 Frank, J. T New Berlin Rt 31 *Pillsbury. J. B Petersburg 
 
 Frankerfield, Henry. Chandlerville Rt 1 Pillsbury, Lyman A.. .Petersburg Rt 2 
 
 Fry, W. F Pawnee Rt 50 Ping, Leonard Auburn Rt 47 
 
 *Gardner, J. L Virginia Rt 4 Potts, F. W Lowder Rt 38 
 
 Garretson, W. L New Holland Rt 1 Propst, Alva Greenview Rt 1
 
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 345 
 
 Raikes, T. J Petersburg Rt 1 
 
 Renkin, J. H Mason City Rt 1 
 
 Robinson, T. J Easton Rt 1 
 
 Rohn, A. H Beardstown Rt 3 
 
 Ryan, John Buffalo Rt 59 
 
 Sanders, Geo. E Cantrall Rt 28 
 
 Sarff, J. B BathRt2 
 
 Sauer, A. E Kilbourne Rt 1 
 
 *Savage, C. Chase Virginia 
 
 Schlicht, Herbert Petersburg Rt. 4 
 
 Schonewise, Fred C Oakford 
 
 Scott, M. M Rochester Rt 20 
 
 Senter, James G Petersburg Rt 2 
 
 Shafer. Homer Chandlerville Rt 1 
 
 Shafer, S. P Tallula Rt 1 
 
 Shipley, C. W Petersburg Rt 2 
 
 Shively, Clarence Pawnee Rt 52 
 
 Sisson, Stanton Bath Rt 1 
 
 Small, Walter Petersburg Rt 1 
 
 Smick, H. A Pawnee Rt 3 
 
 Smith, Carl Easton Rt 4 
 
 Smith, E. W Easton Rt 1 
 
 Smith, J. M Ashland Rt 3 
 
 Smith, J. W . .Illiopolis Rt 55 
 
 *Smoot, C. E Petersburg 
 
 Snodgrass, C. H Greenview Rt 4 
 
 Snodgrass, L. R Loami Rt 32 
 
 Stenemeyer B. J Waverly Rt 1 
 
 Stevenson, Chas Little Indian 
 
 Stnible Bros Ashland Rt 2 
 
 Sweatman, W. M Virginia Rt 4 
 
 *Taft, Justin Rochester 
 
 Taylor, Jacob Saidora Rt 1 
 
 Tice, E. H Greenview Rt 4 
 
 *Trumbo, Ellis A Greenview Rt 4 
 
 Vincent, Oscar Loami Rt 32 
 
 Wake, Wm. M New Berlin Rt 29 
 
 *Walker, J. L Loami Rt 34 
 
 Watkins, W. C. . . . , Oakford Rt 1 
 
 *Way, H. G Ashland 
 
 *Wheeler, J. A Springfield 
 
 White, Mrs. Thomas. .New Berlin Rt 29 
 
 Wilson, C. J Chandlerville Rt 1 
 
 Wilson, Thomas F. . . New Berlin Rt 31 
 
 Winhold, Mrs. Wm Virginia Rt 4 
 
 Woodruff, Walter Petersburg Rt 4 
 
 Workman, S. A Springfield Rt 1 
 
 Worner, Henry San Jose Rt 2 
 
 Worthing, Robert Petersburg Rt 5 
 
 Wyatt, A. E Ashland Rt 2 
 
 *Young, W. C Fancy Prairie Rt 1 
 
 Zook, Archie Athens Rt 2 
 
 YEARLING BIG TYPE POLAND CHINA SOW ON THE JOHN VAUGHAN FARM
 
 346 
 
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 SHEEP 
 
 SOUTHDOWN 
 *Leland & Son, J. A Springfield 
 
 DORSET 
 
 Baker, Ed Illiopolis Rt 53 
 
 Southwick, Robert Glenarm Rt 23 
 
 HAMPSHIRE 
 
 Mulcahey, J. P riliopolis Rt 58 
 
 *Schermerhorn, Mrs. Wm 
 
 Springfield 522 S Walnut St. 
 
 Stout, S. J Glenarm Rt 23 
 
 Tuxhorn, A. H Springfield Rt 3 
 
 White, D. V Loami Rt 33 
 
 OXFORD 
 
 James, John R Rochester Rt 19 
 
 Kincaid, Albert E Athens Rt 2 
 
 Morgan, Mrs. Wm Machanicsburg 
 
 Siudebaker, Oscar Auburn Rt 47 
 
 SHROPSHIRE 
 
 Drennan, B. C -Chatham Rt 15 
 
 Dufelmeier, Fred K Arenzville Rt 2 
 
 Hatcher, Thomas T Loami Rt 34 
 
 Hurt, Mrs. Lizzie. . .Buffalo Hart Rt 36 
 
 *Lord, Ralph Breckenridge 
 
 *Peters, Wm Springfield 
 
 *Riggin, Harry Petersburg 
 
 *Smith, T. M Auburn 
 
 HAPPY AND CONTENTED
 
 "OUT OF TOWN" 
 
 By E. B. MOON 
 FROM THE FARMERS' REVIEW 
 
 1 happened to meet a man not 
 long ago who was bewailing the 
 fact that one of his farm imple- 
 ments, for which he had urgent 
 need, was lying idle awaiting a 
 new part that had to be ordered 
 ''out of town." 
 
 Reason? The imnlement in 
 question had been bought from a 
 distant house, and, not being a 
 standard make, the local dealer 
 was unable to supply a part to 
 match the broken one, which the 
 local blacksmith could not mend 
 on account of a "bad place in the 
 metal." 
 
 Work dependent on the ma- 
 chine had already been held up 
 three days. Appraisal of the time 
 lost according to the owner's 
 computation amounted to ap- 
 proximately $20.00, to say nothing 
 of the inconvenience to which he 
 was put. 
 
 Investigation on my part de- 
 veloped the information that the 
 owner figured that he was saving 
 about $6.50 on the original pur- 
 chase price by sending away for 
 the implement. The local mer- 
 chant stoutly maintained, how- 
 ever, that the difference in price 
 was fully represented in quality. 
 
 In justice to all parties, will say 
 that the broken part was replaced 
 without cost to the purchaser. 
 
 At any rate, the time lost wait- 
 ing for necessary repairs much 
 more than counter-balanced the 
 difference in price. Then, too, 
 
 there is always a possibility of 
 similar accidents occurring in the 
 future. 
 
 Well-meaning retailers will not 
 expect you to patronize them un- 
 less they are in position to extend 
 you the same inducements in the 
 way of quality, style and price 
 offered elsewhere. 
 
 That your local merchants are 
 in position to render you more and 
 better service than those at a dis- 
 tance, there is no doubt. And 
 service is an element worthy of 
 much consideration. 
 
 If you will demand standard 
 goods of established worth, you 
 will invariably be assured of get- 
 ting full value for the amount of 
 money expended. 
 
 Establishing favorable reputa- 
 tion an$ demand for any particu- 
 lar brand of merchandise is an ex- 
 pensive process. As the expense 
 incurred cannot be added to sell- 
 ing prices it must be absorbed by 
 value of sales steady demand by 
 satisfied consumers. 
 
 You can buy standard products 
 to as good advantage locally as 
 anywhere else, and your money 
 spent in your home stores will 
 benefit you and your neighbors 
 in many ways. 
 
 Eliminating the element of 
 sentiment, it is to your advantage, 
 from a financial standpoint, to 
 keep, in your own community as 
 much of the money produced there 
 as possible. 
 
 347
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 OF 
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 
 
 HQ 
 
 ARENZVILLE Blank & Six .. Hardware, Harness, etc. 
 
 8. L. & R. I. Div. CM. Bur. & Quincy Blast, William A Publisher 
 
 Pop. 562. Bradley, Maude Millinery 
 
 Arenzville Hagener Farmers Elevator Brownback, Henry O .Drugs 
 
 Co. Central Illinois Grain Co 
 
 Arenzville Light & Power Co Christen, Wm. C Garage 
 
 Arenzville Lumber Co Colhris, Milford. Jewelry 
 
 Arenzville Produce Co Corson & Son, R Restaurant 
 
 Bates & Bartelheim Danenberger, Samuel 
 
 Implements, Vehicles, Brick Meats and Bakery 
 
 Beauchamps, Mrs. E Millinery Borland, Mary R Florist 
 
 Bolhorst, Fred Rugs and Carpets Elmore, V. C. & T Grain 
 
 Bridgman, H. A Groceries Emerich, Albert Restaurant 
 
 Brockhouse Bros. Farmers State Bank 
 
 Furniture and Hardware Fitzgerald, Wm Groceries 
 
 Cire, Miss E. H Millinery Gist & Hawkins Groceries 
 
 Farmers & Merchants State Bank Grogan, W. W.. .Painter and Decorator 
 
 First National Bank Gutmann & Son Wagon Makers 
 
 Graham, Frank B Livestock Hexter & Co., Silas 
 
 Hammer, F. D Blacksmith Dry Goods and Clothing 
 
 Hierman Bros. Huston, A. C .Painter 
 
 Hardware and Implements Jones, J. Ross Miller and Junk 
 
 Hierman & Bros. R Restaurant Jones, Mrs. M. E.. Millinery 
 
 Hoagland, Anna S Printing Liter & Lewis Shoe Repairs 
 
 Home Telephone Co. Lohman & Son, Joseph B Groceries 
 
 Lippert, F Restaurant McCready, W. H Groceries 
 
 Lovekamp, John F Harness McGraw & Son P Blacksmith 
 
 McCarthy, W. L. .Groceries and Drugs Magel, John Painter 
 
 Mallicoat, Oscar .Livery Martin, John L Livery 
 
 Ommer, R. J. Maxwell, Mrs. E Conf. and Fruits 
 
 Groceries and Men's Furnishings Middour, David. Meats 
 
 Onken Bros. & Meyer General Store Osterholt, H '.'.... Wagon Makers 
 
 Palmer, H. E : Bakery Resier, Charles Blacksmith 
 
 Reckamp, H. W.. . . .Barber and Cigars Sehy, John Mfr. Brick and Tile 
 
 Stock, J. H Garage Sehy, Joseph Tailor 
 
 Thyem, J. F Jewelry Sehy, Peter Boots and Shoes 
 
 Triebert, Harry. .Barber and Billiards Shivers, J. E. Hardware and Furniture 
 
 Weeks Bros. General Store Skiles, Rearick & Co Bankers 
 
 Williamson & Brockhouse Sorrells, D. H.. .Electrician and Garage 
 
 w * xi, Furniture an * S r J!S r S P ear s, Miss M. E Millinery 
 
 Wood & N.eman General Store stewart> B F Restaurant 
 
 ASHLAND Velten, Nicholas Harness 
 
 Jet. Chic. & Alton and Bait. & Ohio R.R. X?'*" 1 ' 61 ': J " ^..Implements and Coal 
 
 Pop 1 200 Way, J. A Telephone Exchange 
 
 Anderson, Robert.'. . '.Lumber Company Wilburn, J. H .Stationery 
 
 Ashland Farmers Elevator Co Williams, W. S Jewelry 
 
 Bergen, Geo. S. Wilson & Snyder 
 
 General Store and Undertaker Dry Goods, Clothing, etc.
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 349 
 
 Your Chance to Help That Boy 
 
 That boy of yours is looking ahead he has his heart set on something. Maybe it's 
 to follow in his father's footsteps and make the farm a big business success. Maybe he 
 wants to specialize on Dairying, or Fruit Growing, or Poultry. Maybe he likes to work 
 around machinery, and is planning a future as an engineer, an electrical expert, an 
 architect, or an advertising man, or in the Government service. 
 
 Whatever he wants to be, remember this training is what counts. If he ia to win real 
 success, on the farm or off, the thing for him to do is get ready nonu. He can do it. 
 Whatever line of work he chooses or you choose for him he can get that training 
 right at home in spare time in the even- 
 ings this winter through the Interna- 
 tional Correspondence Schools. Thou- 
 sands of young men on farms all over 
 America, with I. C. S. help, have made 
 winter nights at home the stepping-stones 
 to successful careers on the farm and in re- 
 sponsible, splendid-paying city positions. 
 
 For 25 years the I. C. S. have been the 
 great university of the farm home. They 
 bring a thorough training in any one of 
 280 subjects to your very door. They pro- 
 vide amidst home associations the advan- 
 tages of a technical or agricultural college 
 training and at a mere traction of the cosi. 
 
 If you have been worrying about that 
 "off-to-school" problem, dreading the day 
 when the boy would have to leave, let the 
 I. C. S. help you. 
 
 INTERNATIONAL"CORRE T SPON E DENCE SCHOOLS 
 
 Box 1933, SCRANTON, PA. 
 
 Explain, without obligating me, how I can qualify for 
 the position, or in the subject, btjoi e which I mark X. 
 
 ]SOIL IMPROVEMENT 
 
 ] Farm Crops 
 
 ] Live Stock 
 
 ] Dairying 
 
 ] Fruit Crowing 
 
 j Citrus Fruits 
 
 Market Gardening 
 ] Truck Farming 
 ] Greenhouse Vegetables 
 ] POULTRY FARMING 
 
 Poultry Breeding 
 ] ARCHITECT 
 
 Architectural Draftsman 
 ] Contractor and Builder 
 ] Concrete Builder 
 } Plumber and Fitter 
 j CIVIL ENGINEER 
 j Survey or 
 j Telephone Work 
 ] Electric Railways 
 ] Electric Lighting 
 
 KJ.ECTUUL E.VfllNEEil 
 
 AITOMOHILK OPEKATG 
 Gas Engine Operating 
 Steam Engine Operattur 
 ADVERTISING 
 Salesmanship 
 Bookkeeper 
 Stenographer 
 Typewriting 
 Business Law 
 CIVIL SERVICE 
 Railway Mail Clerk 
 Traffic Management 
 Railroad Trainman 
 MECHANICAL ENUINEEH 
 Mechanical Draftsman . 
 Mine Foreman or Eng'r 
 Common Sch'l Subjects 
 Show Card Writer 
 Sign Painter QSpanish 
 Teacher UGerman 
 
 Cartoonist Q French 
 Chemist LJllilin 
 
 Just ask your bov to mark the profession or subject he 
 is most interested in on this coupon and mail it today. 
 The I. C. S. will tell him all about the cL.ince he has 
 been waiting for. Have him mail the coupon nan,. 
 
 St. & No. 
 or R.F.D..
 
 350 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 ATHENS 
 
 Chic., Peoria & St. L. R. R. 
 Pop. 1,200. 
 
 Athens Farmers Elevator Co 
 
 Athens State Bank 
 
 Boyd, Geo. W Groceries 
 
 Brackhan, Henry Soft Drinks, etc. 
 
 Burgheim & Frisch General Store 
 
 Cantrall, Chas H Groceries 
 
 Cantrall, T. L Drugs 
 
 Carr, C. W. .Electric Light and Garage 
 Cheaney & Co., E. S. 
 
 Lumber and Building Material 
 
 Churchill Variety Store 
 
 Ekis, Thomas. .Meats 
 
 Garrett, E. G Tinner 
 
 Grant & Smith. Blacksmith 
 
 Holland, Thomas Jewelry 
 
 Horch Bros. . . .Bakery and Restaurant 
 
 Howard, Frank Flour and F>j--:d 
 
 Mott, Allen. Furniture, Undertaker, etc. 
 
 Powers, W. D Implements 
 
 Primm, Guy P Auto Repairs 
 
 Rynders, J. W Restaurant 
 
 Seligman Bros General Store 
 
 Whitney & Johnson 
 
 Hardware and Implements 
 
 Wilkins, W. J Publisher 
 
 Wycoff, Pearl .. General Store 
 
 Yoakum, Allen Meats 
 
 ATTERBURY 
 
 Chic., Peoria & St. L. R. R. 
 Pop. 125. 
 
 Atterbury & Colson General Store 
 
 Clary, Mrs. Nancy A General Store 
 
 Hoag, W. V Blacksmith 
 
 Kopplin, F. W. G.. Grain, Lumber, etc. 
 
 AUBURN 
 Chic. A Alton R. R. Pop. 1,814. 
 
 Auburn Brick & Cement Co ._. . . 
 
 Auburn Roller Milling Co 
 
 Auburn State Bank 
 
 Auburn Telephone Co 
 
 Auburn & Alton Coal Co 
 
 Baker, Luther Drugs 
 
 Batten, W. H.. Paints and Wall Paper 
 
 Bronaugh, Perry S Grain 
 
 Butler, R. A .Poultry and Eggs 
 
 Central Illinois Public Service Co 
 
 Clark, S. J Cigar Manufacturer 
 
 Cornell, O. C. . . .Hardware and Stoves 
 
 Elliott, W. P Restaurant 
 
 Engert, Carl Balc-.ry 
 
 Epling, J. H Groceries 
 
 Everheart, F. B Publisher 
 
 Farmer's State Bank 
 
 Faust & Son, P Meats 
 
 Finney, E. N Shoe Repairs 
 
 Florey, Fred Meats 
 
 Foreman, E. M Wagon Maker 
 
 Harmes, Henry Groceries 
 
 Harney & Hutton Shoes, etc. 
 
 Harris, Henry Dry Goods 
 
 Harris, Roy Restaurant 
 
 Hart, A. A General rttoi e 
 
 Hederick, J. W Blacksmith 
 
 Hummel & Son, W. H. 
 
 Cement, Hardware and Lumber 
 
 Jacobs, Alf Undertaker 
 
 Jacobs, H. C Livery 
 
 Jones, Geo. W. 
 
 Jewelry and Sporting Goods 
 Kessler & Sons, B. L. 
 
 Furniture and Undertaker 
 
 Kessler, M. S Electric Supplies 
 
 Landon, Jpugene L Hardware 
 
 Lorenzetu, Joseph General Store 
 
 Lorton, Mrs. A. P Millinety 
 
 Michael & Epley. .Harness and Buggies 
 
 Mottar, W. D. . . 1 Drugs 
 
 Psante, Geo Groceries 
 
 Smith, Ed. W. .'Restaurant and Confy 
 
 Taylor, W. W Groceries 
 
 Tucker, J. M Groceries 
 
 Vancil, Taylor Undertaker 
 
 Wineman, O. A. 
 
 Groceries and Hardware 
 
 BATH 
 
 Chic., Peoria & St. L. R. R. Landing, 
 on Illinois River. Pop. 450. 
 
 Bank of Bath 
 
 Blessman, W. J Implements 
 
 Brunning Lumber Co 
 
 Keith, Jno. H Drugs 
 
 Keith, L. F General Store 
 
 Lacey, Mrs. Anna Millinery 
 
 Lacey, William Implements 
 
 Lacey & Bro., William .. General Store 
 
 LeTissier & Co Fish 
 
 McCarthy, D. L Groceries 
 
 McCausland, W. F Mfr. of Cement 
 
 Miller, & Co., Jesse Lunch, etc. 
 
 Miller, John Groceries 
 
 Morris, M Grain 
 
 Roloff, Frank Shoe Repairs 
 
 BEARDSTOWN 
 
 Rock Island & St. Louis Div. C. B. & Q. 
 Northern Terminal Springfield Div. 
 
 Bait. & Ohio Southern R. R. 
 Port on Illinois River. Pop. 6,017. 
 
 Abbott, J. B Groceries 
 
 Bartholomew, Mrs. A ,. . .Shoes 
 
 Beardstown Cash Market
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 351 
 
 Brown's 
 Business College 
 
 H. E. READ, Owner 
 
 C. J. HARVEY, Principal 
 
 Efficient School 
 
 SPECIAL 
 
 AGRICULTURAL 
 COURSE 
 
 During Winter Months 
 
 Write or call for catalog 
 
 STATE REGISTER BUILDING 
 
 Opposite Postoffiee SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS 
 
 JOHN A. 
 SMITH 
 
 GENERAL 
 
 BLACKSMITHINC 
 
 Wood Work, Horse- 
 shoeing and General 
 Repairing. Plow 
 Shares and Tools 
 Tempered in Oil my 
 Specialty 
 
 ATHENS, ILLINOIS 
 
 MENARD COUNTY 
 
 LASCELLES 
 
 AND 
 
 ATHERTON 
 
 BATH, ILLINOIS 
 
 Garage, Machine 
 and General 
 Repair Work 
 
 All machine and repair 
 work done by experienced 
 mechanics. We do all our 
 own work. 
 
 IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF 
 
 L. F. KEITH 
 
 BATH, ILL. 
 
 Dealer in 
 
 * 
 
 General 
 Merchandise 
 
 Established in 1892
 
 352 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 Beardstown Construction Co 
 
 Beardstown State Bank 
 
 Beardstown Steam Laundry 
 
 Beatty Hardware Co. 
 
 Implements and Hardware 
 
 Bell, J. S .Fish 
 
 Bell, Sherman Fish 
 
 Birnbaum, Frank Meats 
 
 Black, H. L Coal 
 
 Bolhorst Bros Garage 
 
 Brannan, T. V Groceries 
 
 Brodman, Edwin G Groceries 
 
 Brocker, John Drugs 
 
 Buescher, Win Groceries 
 
 Calef, James C Coal 
 
 Castle, Frank Billiards 
 
 Chaffee & Co., C. C Furniture 
 
 Chalfant, Walter Wagon Maker 
 
 Clark, Mrs. G. E Millinery 
 
 Cline, Fred I. 
 
 Furniture and Undertaker 
 
 Crater & Flickwir Groceries 
 
 Crowe, W. J Bakery 
 
 Davis Drug Co 
 
 Denton Bros Drugs 
 
 Deppe Bros.. Dry Goods and Millinery 
 
 Derry, Mrs. A. L Millinery 
 
 Diehl Shoe Co Boo~ts and Shoes 
 
 Doyle, J. W Drugs 
 
 Duckhart, John Meats 
 
 Dunn, C. B Feed, etc. 
 
 Durgy, Van R Hotel 
 
 Eberwein, W. H Groceries 
 
 Elk Pearl Button Co 
 
 First National Bank 
 
 First State Bank 
 
 Fischer Bros Jewelry 
 
 Fischer, Henry F Boots and Shoes 
 
 Frank Bros Florists 
 
 Frey, William. .. .Plumoing Hardware 
 
 Garm, J. T Clothing and Tailor 
 
 Garm & Coleman Clothing 
 
 Garmer, Arthur C Pianos 
 
 Gersmeyer, Chas. H Mfr. of Cigars 
 
 Gillenwater, J. V Groceries 
 
 Glenn Pure Ice Co 
 
 Goodell Ice & Fuel Co 
 
 Green Bros Groceries 
 
 Guelker, W. F Mfr. of Cigars 
 
 Hager, W. M Billiards 
 
 Hagerstrom & Son, Aug. . .Restaurant 
 
 Hainey, J. S - Restaurant 
 
 Halblub, H '. Tailor 
 
 Halligan, F. J Groceries 
 
 Hardesty, Frank Groceries 
 
 Harr & Hager Billiards 
 
 Harre & Ellrick Bicycle Repairs 
 
 Hieronymus, Chas. V. 
 
 Groceries and Crockery 
 
 Hieronymus, W. H . . .Clothing 
 
 Hilton, Geo. G Groceries 
 
 Hodson, W. (Jt.Dry Cleaning and Tailor 
 
 Holbrook, B. C Confectionery 
 
 Hood, Charles. Blacksmith and Buggies 
 
 Hood, Walter Blacksmith 
 
 Hunter, Chas Mfr. of Cigars 
 
 Huss & Son, H. E Clothing 
 
 Huss, J. F :. .Implements 
 
 Jockisch, J. Victor Dry Goods, etc. 
 
 Kane, Bros Groceries 
 
 Kaule, E. O Harness 
 
 Keil, H. C Stoves, Hardware, etc. 
 
 Kessling, John Livery 
 
 Kinstle, T. N Bakery 
 
 Kuhl Dry Goods Co. 
 
 Dry Goods and House Furnishings 
 
 Kuhlman, Geo. F Autos 
 
 LaMaster & Castle Billiards 
 
 Langdon, W. M Groceries 
 
 Lathrop, W. E Painter 
 
 Leary, D. C Groceries 
 
 Logsdon, Curtis Tile and Cement 
 
 Long, J. L Groceries and Printing 
 
 McDonough, Martin Hotel 
 
 McKenzie, Edward E Contractor 
 
 Meyer, F. W General Store 
 
 Meyer, W. P Hotel 
 
 Montezuma Sand & Gravel Co 
 
 Mooney, W. G Men's Furnishing 
 
 Murray, O. S Groceries 
 
 Muster & Castle Billiards 
 
 Natural Health Products Co. Flour, etc. 
 
 Newell, Clyde Groceries 
 
 Noel, N General Store 
 
 O'Meara, M. J Dredging Contractor 
 
 Pappmeier & Sons Jewelry 
 
 Paris, E Groceries 
 
 Phelps, T. D Restaurant 
 
 Phelps, W. W Livery 
 
 Pilger, H. H General Store 
 
 Powell, R. E Painter 
 
 Ratineau Painter 
 
 Rebman, M. -M. Groceries 
 
 Reichert, Fred Jr Groceries 
 
 Reither, Fred Meats 
 
 Reller & Gersmeyer 
 
 Building Contractor 
 
 Rhoades, T. A Confectionery 
 
 Rink, Emil E Bottling Works 
 
 Ruppel, John Phil Boots and Shoes 
 
 S & B Supply Co. (The) 
 
 Auto and Electric Supplies 
 Saeger & Butler. .Cigar Manufacturer 
 
 Schaefer, J. W General Store 
 
 Schaefer & Knippenberg Tobacco 
 
 Schaefer Publishing Co 
 
 Schell, R. C Autos 
 
 Scherrer, J Groceries and Meats
 
 " Manufacturers 
 who have spent 
 much time and large 
 sums of money to 
 establish favorable 
 reputations for pro- 
 ducts bearing their 
 names or trade 
 names, positively 
 cannot misrepresent 
 their goods to the 
 public, or allow their 
 lines to fall below 
 the standards they 
 have established." 
 
 Ship Your 
 
 Furs, Wool and 
 Hides 
 
 .TO. 
 
 Simon 
 
 Summerfield 
 & Co. 
 
 Established 1872 
 
 312-314 North Main Street 
 
 SAINT LOUIS 
 
 We Guarantee Full Value for Aiything You 
 Consign to Us and Charge no Commission 
 
 <We Are Headquarters For 
 
 SEEDS 
 
 PLANTS, BULBS AND FERTILIZERS 
 
 FOR FARMS AND GARDENS 
 
 INCUBATORS and BROODERS 
 POULTRY and BEE SUPPLIES 
 Also GARDEN TOOLS and SPRAYERS 
 
 INSECTICIDES 
 
 Write for Free Descriptive Catalogue 
 
 ST. LOUIS SEED COMPANY 
 
 405-407 Washington Ave. 
 
 ST. LOUIS, MO, 
 
 353
 
 354 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 S< hleuter, Fred & Son Builders 
 
 Schmoldt, A. E -. Lumber 
 
 Schnake, Louis L Groceries. 
 
 Sehcemaker & Coldwell Livery 
 
 Schoemaker, M. R Photographer 
 
 Schultz, Baujan & Co. 
 
 Millers and Grain 
 
 Schumann & Guelker Plumbing 
 
 S. hweer, C. O Coal 
 
 Sc heer & Millerick Feed 
 
 Seeger, John H Boots and Shoes 
 
 Shifter. Ed .'. .Restaurant 
 
 Siekman, Otto Boots and Shoes 
 
 Simpson's Furn. & Undertaking Co.. . . 
 
 Smith, Chas. H Hotel 
 
 Sunderman, Henry Harness 
 
 Taylor, C. H General Store 
 
 Traut & Osner. . . .Drainage Contractor 
 
 Van Fossen Bros Dry Goods, etc. 
 
 Von Fossen, S. L. 
 
 Gen. Mdse., Pianos and Monuments 
 
 Volkman & Scheuter Millinery 
 
 Volkmar, Geo. J Meats 
 
 Weasel & Ivemeyer 
 
 Manufacturers of Cement Blocks 
 
 Wessel & Sons Carpenters 
 
 Wessel, John W Blacksmith 
 
 \\iiiiams Grocery Company 
 
 Wynne & Dresser Restaurant 
 
 Zimi, William Dairy 
 
 Zulauf , John * eats 
 
 BERLIN 
 
 Two Miles from New, Berlin. 
 Pop. 256. 
 
 Amrhein, F General Store 
 
 Elliott, John F Harness 
 
 BISHOP 
 Chic., Peoria & St. L. R. R. Pop. 40. 
 
 Bishop, J. H Grain and Coal 
 
 Schoonver, H. V General Mdse. 
 
 BLUFF SPRINGS 
 On Bait. & Ohio Southwestern R. R. 
 
 Pop. 162. 
 Bluff Springs tanners' Elevator Co... 
 
 Briding, Albert C Blacksmith 
 
 Carls, George F. . .Groceries and Drugs 
 
 Matthews, John W General Store 
 
 Parry, C. W Implements 
 
 BRADFORDTON 
 
 On Springfield Dtv. Baltimore & Ohio 
 Southwestern R. R. Pop. 50. 
 
 Beggs & Havey Grain 
 
 Gregory, I. L General Store 
 
 BRECKENRIDGE 
 
 On Baltimore & - -i>io Southwestern 
 R. R. Pop. 150. 
 
 Berry & Breckenridge Farmers' Grain 
 Co. 
 
 Prater, A. F General Store 
 
 Walker Bros General Store 
 
 BUFFALO 
 
 On Wabash R. R. Pop. 475. 
 
 Bird, T. J Livery 
 
 Booth, Alex M Meats 
 
 Buffalo Bank 
 
 Buffalo Produce Co 
 
 Carter, Geo. W Blacksmith 
 
 Conover Grain Co., E. B Grain 
 
 Cox, W. R Groceries 
 
 Edwards, B. F General Store 
 
 Faith, H. M. . .hardware and Furniture 
 
 Farmers State Bank 
 
 Hays Bros Paints and Wall Paper 
 
 Lester Lumber Co., G. W 
 
 O'Conner, Rodney 
 
 Groceries and Hardware 
 
 Robertson, J. Walter Printer 
 
 Shartzer, J. L Harness 
 
 Stoker & Son, T. M Garage 
 
 BUFFALO HART 
 
 On Springfield Div. Illinois Cen. R. R. 
 Pop. 37. 
 
 Central Illinois Grain Co 
 
 Ross & Son, J General Store 
 
 CANTRALL 
 
 On Chicago, Peoria d St. L. R. R. 
 Pop. 318. 
 
 Glenn, Harlie T Blacksmith 
 
 Smith, S. H Cement Blocks 
 
 Taylor, J. Y General Store 
 
 CHANDLERVILLE 
 
 On Chic., Peroria & St. L. R. R. 
 Pop. 984. 
 
 Abbott, J. W - Grain 
 
 Abbott & Nelson . . Grain, Coal and Ice 
 Adelman, Sam 
 
 Clothing, Shoes and Dry Goods 
 
 Amant, A Jewelry 
 
 Amant Bros General Store 
 
 Anderson, H. J Boots and Shoes 
 
 Carter, Emery Autos and Livery 
 
 Cass County Telephone & Telegraph 
 Company. 
 
 Cherry, J. W Harness 
 
 Clegg, H. A Telephone Exchange 
 
 Clegg, Jos. J.. Dry Goods and Clothing 
 
 Cromlich, Anna B Millinery 
 
 Dietch, Robert Restaurant 
 
 Dorr, H Hardware 
 
 Fielden, S. C. .Dry Goods and Clothing 
 
 Fox & Lee Drug Co 
 
 Friedrich & Son, Geo.. Boots and Shoes
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 355 
 
 Gebhart, Otto Groceries 
 
 Goodell-Skiles Lumber Co 
 
 Greb, H Meats and Livestock 
 
 Harbison, R. F Implements, etc. 
 
 Hash, Lizzie Hotel 
 
 Haynes & Co., A. G Grain 
 
 Humphrey, R. J. Bakery and Groceries 
 Leeper & Son, G. W 
 
 Furniture and Undertaker 
 
 Markert Bros Restaurant 
 
 Meyer Store (The) Dry Goods 
 
 Morse & Son, John C. 
 
 Jewelry, Drugs and Hardware 
 
 Neff Bros Poultry 
 
 Neff, Frank 
 
 Confectionery and Groceries 
 
 Pendleton, John I Groceries 
 
 Peoples State Bank 
 
 Pilcher, W. H General Store 
 
 Pratt, Addie. . . .Millinery and Notions 
 
 Ray, P. & E Groceries 
 
 Schaaf, Frank P Blacksmith 
 
 Shankland, Ora. .Printer and Publisher 
 
 State Bank of Chandlerville 
 
 Trobridge, E. C Cement Manfr. 
 
 Vollmers, Peter General Store 
 
 Zeller, C. W Meats 
 
 CHATHAM 
 On Chic, d Alton R. R. Pop. 666. 
 
 Andrews, E. J General Store 
 
 Ball, John Undertaker 
 
 Bradley, M. M Drugs 
 
 Caldwell State Bank 
 
 Case, R. S Livery 
 
 Chatham Elevator Company 
 
 Clevenger, Wm. 
 
 Meats and Confectionery 
 
 Gorey, T. J Meats 
 
 Kinkade, W. F . .Dry Goods and Shoes 
 Moore, Charles. Lumber and Hardware 
 
 Sinnott, James Shoemaker 
 
 Smith, Luella Stationery 
 
 Union Telephone Company 
 
 Whitney, W. H General Store 
 
 Willhite, Fred T Publisher 
 
 Young, R. E Restaurant 
 
 CURRAN 
 
 On Chic., Peoria d St. L. & Wabash 
 R. R. Pop. 123. 
 
 Beggs & Havey Grain 
 
 Huntington, A General Store 
 
 McRoberts, John Lumber 
 
 Wells, John Blacksmith 
 
 CUSTER 
 
 On Springfield Div. Bait. & South- 
 western R. R. Pop. 110. 
 
 Alexander, C. O General Store 
 
 Boyce, William H General Store 
 
 Ogden, J. H. . . .Blacksmith and Tinner 
 
 DAWSON 
 
 On Wabash R. R. Pop. 574. 
 
 Buckley, H. M General Store 
 
 Conover, E. B Grain Company 
 
 Garrett, W. E. .Contractor and Builder 
 
 Johnson, John Q Blacksmith 
 
 Mowitt, J. W General Store 
 
 Nation, W. T Groceries 
 
 Peddle, Thos Restaurant 
 
 Rentschler, Henry General Store 
 
 Rentschler, John H Meats 
 
 Rodgers, Jesse. .Groceries and Notions 
 Valentine, B. F Wagon Maker 
 
 DIVERNON 
 On Illinois Central R. R. Pop. 1,519 
 
 Abell, J. R Bakery and Hotel 
 
 Becker Bros Dry Goods and Shoes 
 
 Beynon, W. J. 
 
 Billiards and Confectionery 
 Boski & Pinok . . . Groceries and Meats 
 
 Covi, John General Store 
 
 Danis & Son, J. F. Groceries and Meats 
 
 Dean & Son, M. A General Store 
 
 Divernon Co-operative Society 
 
 Grocery and Meats 
 
 Dunn, I. S Publisher 
 
 Elswick, C. V Electric Supplies 
 
 Farmers State Bank 
 
 First National Bank of Divernon 
 
 Gaygus, Tony C.. Groceries 
 
 Griffiths, Isaac General Store 
 
 Haug, E. G Drugs 
 
 Herlan, E. HI U 
 
 Lumber, Hardware and Cement 
 
 Independent Oil Company 
 
 Kreppert Bros Grocery and Meats 
 
 Madison Coal Corporation 
 
 Mottershaw, Geo Restaurant 
 
 Neeson, Richard 
 
 Hardware and Furniture 
 
 Nicolson, T. W Garage 
 
 Paul, J. N Harness 
 
 Phelps, Jesse L . . Clothing 
 
 Rettberg, Ernest 
 
 Blacksmith and Implements 
 
 Taylor & Co., C. O Groceries 
 
 Twist, N. C 
 
 Hardware, Implements and Grain 
 Wall, D. T. . .Dry Goods and Millinery 
 Welles, C. H General Store 
 
 EASTON 
 
 On Champaign & Havana Div. Illinois 
 Central R. R. Pop. 400. 
 
 Bank of Easton (The) 
 
 Bell, J. W Coal and Grain 
 
 Bowman & Hoch General Store 
 
 Cooper & Co., J. H. 
 
 Dry Goods and Groceries
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 Davis, G. W General Store 
 
 Diamond, Gwinn & Co. 
 
 Hardware and Furniture 
 
 Easton Farmers' Grain Co 
 
 Everitt, O Blacksmith 
 
 Fletcher & Fletcher. .. .General Store 
 Fuller, E. W. 
 
 Blacksmith and Electric Light 
 
 Fuller, Mrs. E- W Millinery 
 
 Furrer, Fred J. Painter and Decorator 
 Gwinn, A. R... Painter and Decorator 
 
 Heninger, Mrs, H. F Hotel 
 
 Lewis, R. T Auto Repairs 
 
 McDowell, H. D Restaurant 
 
 McFadden Corn Exchange Bank 
 
 McGinnis, G. W Meats 
 
 Niederer, Edw. H Furniture 
 
 Osterman, F. H Poultry 
 
 Penewitt, A. H Autos 
 
 Penewitt & Fager 
 
 Lumber and Hardware 
 
 Street, Joseph Implements 
 
 Street & List. . . .Agts. for Delco Light 
 Stufflebeam, H. E. 
 
 Autos, Windmills and Pumps 
 
 Tomlin, G. A Garage 
 
 Walter, W. D Drugs 
 
 Young, Fred. Boots, Shoes and Harness 
 
 FANCY PRAIRIE 
 
 On Chic. & Alton R. R. Pap. 100. 
 
 Andes, J. B Garage 
 
 Bank of Fancy Prairie 
 
 Baugher, Eugene General Store 
 
 Baugher, G. L. 
 
 Hardware and Implements 
 Fancy Prairie Grain & Coal Company 
 
 Ingram, J. I General Store^ 
 
 Johnson Valley Coal Company ' 
 
 Langston, J. P Blacksmith 
 
 Powell, L. J Contractor 
 
 Winterbaver, Jr. Geo Garage 
 
 On Chic., Peoria d St. L. R. R. 
 
 Pop. 320. 
 Adams, Ida A. (Mrs. Henry) . Harness 
 
 Barnes & Keefer Hardware 
 
 Beard, L. P Dry Goods 
 
 Collier, F. & W Meats and Feed 
 
 Cross, William M General Store 
 
 Emmons, M Livery 
 
 Forest City Grain Company 
 
 Forest City State Bank 
 
 Forest City Telephone Company 
 
 Jerue, Joseph Blacksmith 
 
 Kepford, D. E Plumber 
 
 Niederer, Edw. H. 
 
 Furniture and Undertaker 
 
 Pringle & Underwood Meats 
 
 Roberts & Gilmore General Store 
 
 Smith, A. C Groceries and Poultry 
 
 White, J. A Lumber 
 
 White, R. A Restaurant 
 
 FARMINGDALE 
 
 On Bait. & Ohio Southwestern R. R. 
 
 Pop. 50. 
 Bompke, Charles 
 
 General Store and Implements 
 
 Bompke, J. M General Store 
 
 Farmers' Co-operative Company . Grain 
 
 Knudson, J. K General Store 
 
 Kuder, Henry . .Blacksmith 
 
 GLENARM 
 On Illinois Central R. R. 
 
 Pop. 200. 
 Barbee & Co., F. E. 
 
 Implements and Grain 
 Jordan, Mrs. E. P. ... General Store 
 
 Lawley & Son, J. P Groceries 
 
 Stradley, Charles H. 
 
 Blacksmith and Hardware 
 White, J. H Contractor 
 
 GREENVIEW 
 
 On Jacksonville Div. Chic. & Alton R. R. 
 
 Pop. 1,100. 
 Alkire, S. N. 
 
 Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes 
 
 Alkire, Mrs. S. N *. Millinery 
 
 Armeling, B. C. 
 
 Hardware and Implements 
 
 Beggs & Hatch Grain 
 
 Bracken, J. A Groceries 
 
 Cleveland, A. H. 
 
 Blacksmith and Electric Light 
 
 Downey Bros Implements 
 
 Ennis & Derry Furniture 
 
 Farmers' Grain Co.. : 
 
 Fenton, F. T Groceries 
 
 First State Bank 
 
 Greenview Electric Light & Power Co. 
 
 Hamil & Struwe Tires 
 
 Hatch Coal Company 
 
 Hayden, Edw Blacksmith 
 
 Lewis, C. Lawrence Tinshop 
 
 Marbold State Bank (The) 
 
 Meers, James Groceries 
 
 Menard Telephone & Telegraph Co. . . . 
 
 Palmquist, Peter J Jewelry 
 
 Petrie & Pond Publishers 
 
 Pitts, Taylor J Photography 
 
 Pond, Bert Meats 
 
 Ramsey, Chas Billiards 
 
 Randall Mercantile Co. . . General Store 
 
 Rayburn, Everett Auto Repairers 
 
 Reed, Geo. C General Store 
 
 Reed, W. M. . .Stock Food and Poultry 
 Roberts & Son, George C. 
 
 Harness and Stationery 
 Spaulding & Rice Restaurant
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 357 
 
 ATTERBERRY & COLSON 
 
 THE HOME 
 
 OF 
 GENUINE 
 
 DIAMOND H 
 FLOUR 
 
 WISH BONE, 
 
 WEDDING 
 
 RING and 
 
 BLUE RIBBON 
 
 BRANDS 
 
 OF CANNED 
 
 GOODS 
 
 General Merchandise and Grain 
 
 Atterberry, Illinois 
 
 Phone 82-30 
 
 a We Welcome You and Appreciate Your Trade 
 
 TrippBros. 
 
 GREENVIEW, ILL. 
 
 Dealers in 
 
 Lumber and 
 Hardware 
 
 Building Material 
 of all Kinds 
 
 Prompt Service and Cour- 
 teous Treatment 
 
 BEGGS & 
 HATCH 
 
 GREENVIEW AND CURTIS, ILL. 
 
 See them before 
 
 buying Hard Coal, 
 
 Animal and Mill 
 
 Feeds 
 
 Highest market prices paid 
 for your grain
 
 358 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 Stone & Son, Chas Drugs 
 
 Tackelson, John W Livery 
 
 Taylor, S Billiards 
 
 Tressler & Son Blacksmiths 
 
 Tripp Bros. . . .Lumber and Hardware 
 
 Wernsing, Henry General Store 
 
 Woodruff, Bert Restaurant 
 
 Woodruff, W. M Restaurant 
 
 HAVANA 
 
 County seat On Chic., Peoria & St. 
 
 L. and Champaign & Havana Br. 
 
 Illinois Central and Chic., 
 
 Burl. & Quincy R. R. 
 
 Pop. 3,500. 
 
 Adams Express Company 
 
 American Express Company 
 
 Anno, W. O Contractor 
 
 Atkinson & Atkinson Dentists 
 
 Atwater, J. P Fish 
 
 Aybrey, C Jewelry 
 
 Ballard & Johnson. .Depot Restaurant 
 
 Bodecker, Otto H Groceries 
 
 Borgelt, F. & C . . . Groceries and Feed 
 
 Borgelt, Henry Coal 
 
 Bortel, H. V. .Clothing and Dry Goods 
 
 Brandt, W. S Bicycles 
 
 Brown & Barnes Law Office 
 
 Bruning Lumber Company 
 
 Caldwell, Eugene. . .Feed and Poultry 
 Caldwell & Son, E. E. . . .Auto Repairs 
 
 Carmen & Tenscher Cigar Mfrs. 
 
 Central Illinois Public Service Co 
 
 Chambers Bros. 
 
 Hardware and Furnaces 
 
 Chambers, Charles Varieties 
 
 Chridy, Charles H Groceries 
 
 Citron, Geo Men's Furnishings 
 
 Clark, M. M... Coal 
 
 Commercial Electric Co 
 
 Conklin, Mrs. Ada R Florist 
 
 Conklin & Son, T. J .Groceries 
 
 Cordes, E. J Groceries 
 
 Corey, Dr. F. J 
 
 Couchman, H. L Hardware 
 
 Crescent Forge & Shovel Co. 
 
 Manufacturers 
 
 Crum, A. F Groceries 
 
 Damarin, George Groceries 
 
 Dare, J. F Plumbing Office 
 
 Day, Dr. H. F (Chiropractor) 
 
 Dehm, A. G * . . .Bottler 
 
 Dehm & Son, J. 
 
 Dry Goods and Groceries 
 
 Dierker, D. D Hotel 
 
 Dierker, Karl Clothing 
 
 Diehl, Charles Cold Storage 
 
 Dolcher, Elizabeth Millinery 
 
 Drake & Robertson Groceries 
 
 Dreier, F Clothing 
 
 Ellis, George H. Painter and Decorator 
 
 Engel, Joseph Tailor 
 
 England, R. L Fish 
 
 Euteneuer & Son, Jacob Jewelry 
 
 Everist, L. A Fish 
 
 Fager, Alice Millinery 
 
 Fager, Dr. Emma 
 
 Fette Lumber Company, E. H 
 
 Field, Edgar Coal Office 
 
 Fleming, H. M Machine Shop 
 
 Foster, J. W Eldorado Restaurant 
 
 Frank & Clyde Grocery Store 
 
 Friderick, Paul J Boots and Shoes 
 
 Ganson & Regnstorff Groceries 
 
 Gardner, Max Tailor 
 
 Geary, G. W Meats 
 
 Gerbing, F. H Meats 
 
 Gerondes, Socrates Billiards 
 
 Gerster, A. (Est. of) Bakery 
 
 Gordon, L. A Drugs 
 
 Haack, C. F Painter 
 
 Hackman, H. J. 
 Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and 'Shoes 
 
 Harrigan, P. J Fish 
 
 Harsman Garage 
 
 Havana Credit Rating Association. . . . 
 
 Havana Fishing Co Fish 
 
 Havana Manufacturing Company 
 
 Gas Engines, etc. 
 Havana Metal Wheel Company 
 
 Manufacturers 
 
 Havana National Bank 
 
 Havana News Agency 
 
 Heberling, W. L. & E. H. 
 
 Baking Powder Manufacturers 
 
 Hepworth, John A Confectionery 
 
 Holzgraft & Son, G. B Hardware 
 
 Hoskins-Henderson Granite Co. 
 
 Monuments 
 
 Hoyt, Arthur S Photographer 
 
 Huff, C. F Painter 
 
 Huffman, C. W Groceries 
 
 Illinois State Fish & Game Conserva- 
 tion Commission. 
 
 Jones, J. M Books 
 
 Karl, J. G Plumbing 
 
 Kent, Jesse. Electrician 
 
 Kinney, Oscar Produce Company 
 
 Klohr, John G. 
 
 Dry Goods and Clothing 
 
 Krebaum & Co Poultry and Eggs 
 
 Krebaum, Mrs. Eliza A. 
 
 Second Hand Store 
 
 Kunneg, Louis Shoe Repairs 
 
 Lacey, Lyman Lawyer 
 
 Lally, John . Groceries and Queensware 
 
 Langelier, A. L Plumbing 
 
 Ledbetter, Eva Millinery 
 
 List, E. J Boat Builder 
 
 Lucas & Lucas Lawyers 
 
 Lucas, O. M Dry Cleaning
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 359 
 
 We Want to Please the 
 People 
 
 A. R. Meyer 
 
 HARDWARE AND 
 SPORTING GOODS 
 VICTROLA TALK- 
 ING MACHINES 
 
 214 W. Main St.,' HAVANA, III. 
 
 OSCAR F. 
 PFETZING 
 
 Furniture Dealer 
 Funeral Director 
 
 206-208 North Plum Street 
 
 STORE PHONE 182 
 
 HAVANA, ILLINOIS 
 
 The Hoyt 
 Studio 
 
 HAVANA, ILLINOIS 
 
 Portraiture Copies 
 and Enlargements 
 
 Frames Finishing 
 for Amateurs 
 
 Your friends can buy anything 
 
 you can give them except your 
 
 PHOTOGRAPH 
 
 J. H. WHITE 
 &SONS 
 
 HAVANA 
 GARAGE 
 
 Distributors for 
 
 Haynes and 
 Hupmobile Cars 
 
 REPAIRING AND 
 ACCESSORIES 
 AUTO LIVERY 
 
 HAVANA, ILLINOIS
 
 360 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 Luebeck, E. S. 
 
 Dray and Transfer Office 
 
 McFadden & Co Grain 
 
 McHose, George E Boat House 
 
 Mann, John Shoe Repairs 
 
 Martin, Dr. F. K 
 
 Mason County Bank 
 
 Mason County Democrat 
 
 Printing Office 
 
 Meireis, H. P Tailor 
 
 Menke, F. W. & L. H Livery 
 
 Meyer, August R. 
 
 Hardware and Sporting Goods 
 
 Meyer, John E Implements 
 
 Meyer Store (The) Dry Goods 
 
 Meyer, Wm. J Implements 
 
 Miles, Geo. F Bakery 
 
 Mitchell, F. I Insurance Office 
 
 Mitchell, L. R.' Coal Office 
 
 Morphew, E. A. Gunsmith, Cycles, etc. 
 
 Morrill & Merrills, Drs Hospital 
 
 Morris, R. B Ice Cream 
 
 Murdoch, Ollie H Varieties 
 
 Murphy, G. W Poultry 
 
 Neiderer, E. H. 
 
 Furnisher and Undertaker 
 Nichols, Louis A . . Cigar Manufacturer 
 
 Niscgwitz, E. P Attorney 
 
 Norman, Henry 
 
 Turner Pumping Station 
 
 Norris & Eakle Machine Shop 
 
 Northrup & Northrup Law Office 
 
 Old File Cutlery Co. (The) 
 
 Tools and Cutlery 
 
 Opp, H. M Blacksmith 
 
 Palace of Sweets Confectionery 
 
 Parrott, M. D Blacksmith 
 
 Patterson & Co., C. E Grocery 
 
 Pfetzing, Carl J Drugs 
 
 Pfetzing, O. F. 
 
 Furniture and Undertaker 
 
 Pullen, Dr. L. G Dentist 
 
 Pyle, C. L. Groceries and Meats 
 
 Radcliffe, G. H Ice 
 
 Rigg, W. B. 
 
 New and Second-hand Furniture 
 
 Rosch, B Cigar Manufacturer 
 
 Rudolph & Shaffer Fish and Ice 
 
 Servoss, Dr. A. G 
 
 Schmidt & Harsman Machine Shop 
 
 Shirley & Mowder ...Groceries 
 
 Sloan, Grant M Autos 
 
 Smith, Ira W Restaurant 
 
 Smith, Walter T Shoes 
 
 Sosey, J. F Jewelry 
 
 Star Union Fish Co Water Front 
 
 Steele, Dr. W. A 
 
 Stone, E. W Painter 
 
 Strother, S. K. Printing and Publishing 
 
 Stubenrauch, Dr. C. H 
 
 Sweney, Edwin Groceries 
 
 Tarbill & Ermeling Drugs 
 
 Taylor, H. C Barber 
 
 Tinkham & Holzgrafe.-BooZs and Shoes 
 
 Trent, Frank Ice 
 
 Trent & Redcliff . . 1 Ice 
 
 Tucker, Dr. A. P ,. .Dentist 
 
 Turner, Hudnut Grain Co 
 
 Tutweller, W. S Groceries 
 
 Veros, S Billiards 
 
 Walker, Chas. L Restaurant 
 
 Watkins & Brown. Boats and Supplies 
 Weaber & Co., J. A. 
 
 Dry Goods, Furnishings, etc. 
 
 Wells Fargo Express Co 
 
 Westerman, F. L. . Varieties 
 
 Western Union Telegraph Co 
 
 White & Sons, J. H Garage 
 
 Wiemer, A. R ..Trained Nurse 
 
 Wilson, E .' Publisher 
 
 Windsor, A. E.. Hotel 
 
 Wolf, Frank Cigar Manufacturer 
 
 Wolters, Bernhard Drugs 
 
 Wright, D. W Jewelry 
 
 Yost & Parrott Blacksmiths 
 
 Young, Fred . Harness, Boots and Shoes 
 Zimmerman, Drs. F. H. & H. P 
 
 Veterinarians 
 
 ILLIOPOLIS 
 
 On Wabash R. R. J>op. 849. 
 Baldridge, H. M. . . .Tile Manufacturer 
 
 Bickenbach, A. P Drugs 
 
 Bradley, R. F Bakery 
 
 Dake S. (Est of) Lumber 
 
 Day, F. R Restaurant 
 
 Fait, Chas. E Drugs 
 
 Fait & Son General Store 
 
 Faith, Harry M. 
 Hardware, Furniture and Undertaker 
 
 Farmers' State Bank 
 
 Ford, Miss Nora Corsets 
 
 Fossett Bros Meats 
 
 Illiopolis Farmers' Grain Co 
 
 Johnson, William Groceries 
 
 Kendall, C. M. 
 
 Blacksmith, Autos and Auto Repairs 
 
 Knox & Estill Groceries 
 
 McFadden, Lawrence Restaurant 
 
 Mansfield-Ford Grain Co 
 
 Meyers & Co., O. T. 
 
 Hardware, Implements and Harness 
 
 Neff Bros General Store 
 
 Perkins, J. W Hotel 
 
 Reams, Kate Millinery 
 
 Scully, D. B Harness 
 
 Shrewsberry, W. Earl Billiards 
 
 Sims, J. F Contractor 
 
 Smith, A. E Coal and Billiards 
 
 Williams, A. B Blacksmith
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 361 
 
 J. L. COBB 
 
 KILBOURNE. ILL. 
 
 GENERAL 
 
 HARNESS AND SHOE 
 REPAIRING 
 
 Oiling and Repairing of Harness 
 
 and Shoe is better and cheaper 
 
 than buying new. 
 
 STREET & LIST 
 
 Dealers in 
 
 Delco 
 
 EASTON 
 
 ILLINOIS 
 
 AUTO GARAGE 
 
 Geo. Winterbauer Jr., Prop. 
 
 Half mile west of Fancy Prairie, 111. 
 
 on Springfield-Peoria Division of 
 
 "Burlington Way" 
 
 All kinds of repairing solicited 
 Autos, Motorcycles, Bicycles 
 
 FILLING STATION 
 
 Red Crown Gasoline and U. S. Tires 
 
 For Sale 
 Telephone Call Williamsville 
 
 Eugene Baugher 
 
 FANCY PRAIRIE, ILLINOIS 
 General Merchandise 
 Groceries, Dry Goods 
 Shoes, Notions and 
 Furnishings 
 
 OUR AIM 
 
 * 'Satisfied Customers" 
 
 H. L. Couchman 
 
 GENERAL 
 HARDWARE 
 
 The Old Hardware Stand 
 of Havana 
 
 Superior Stoves and Ranges 
 Estate Oak Heaters 
 
 Full line of REFRIGERATORS, 
 GASOLINE and OIL STOVES 
 in Season. MYERS' PUMPS 
 and SUPPLIES. THOMAS 
 STOCK FOODS are Guaranteed 
 
 Your Patronage Appreciated 
 
 HAMIL&STRUWE 
 
 GARAGE 
 
 EVERYTHING FOR THE 
 
 AUTOMOBILE 
 
 The best of mechanics to take care 
 of your car 
 
 STORAGE 
 
 HAMIL & STRUWE, GREENVIEW, ILLS. 
 
 Miss Alice Fager 
 
 Fine Millinery 
 
 Havana, Illinois 
 
 Always the Latest in 
 Fine Millinery
 
 362 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 KILBOURNE 
 
 On Chic., Peoria d St. L. R. R. 
 Pop. 450. 
 
 Bahl, J. P Restaurant, Meats, etc. 
 
 Baker & Zook Auto Repairs 
 
 Bank of Kilbourne (Not Inc.) 
 
 Christman, R. S. . . .Drugs and Jewelry 
 
 Cobb, J. L Shoemaker and Harness 
 
 Comingore Bros Boots and Shoes 
 
 Conover, E. B Grain Company 
 
 Craggs & Field General Store 
 
 Daniel, C. E.. . .Grocery and Hardware 
 
 Daniels & Craggs General Store 
 
 Draper, H. L Groceries 
 
 Folk, Carl BaTcery 
 
 Goodell-Skiles Lumber Company 
 
 Harris, O. B . Furniture and Undertaker 
 
 Ketcham, H. S ., . . Livery 
 
 Preif, John Implements 
 
 Stroh, J. J Blacksmith 
 
 LANESVILLE 
 On Wa.bash R. R. Pop. 52. 
 
 Metcalf & Kinahan Grain 
 
 Ratcliff, Arth-ur E General Store 
 
 LITTLE INDIAN 
 
 On Chic., Peoria & St. L. R. R. 
 Pop. 25. 
 
 Asplund, John 
 
 General Store and Blacksmith 
 Little Indian Farmers Grain Company 
 
 LOAMI 
 
 On Chic., Peoria & St. L. R. R. 
 
 Pop. 530. 
 Baker, George W. 
 
 Lumber, Implements, Furniture, 
 Coal, etc. 
 Cobb & Son, D. W. 
 
 Groceries and Dry Goods 
 
 Fisher, H. W General Store 
 
 Flowers, Norman Blacksmith 
 
 Holland, Walter Shoemaker 
 
 Kinney, D. D Restaurant 
 
 Kloppe, Fred Garage 
 
 Loami State Bank 
 
 McDonald, Andrew General Store 
 
 Murphy & Co Grain 
 
 Nichols, Oscar Flour and Feed 
 
 Nipper, J. W Livery 
 
 Richards & Storm General Store 
 
 Stanton, S. M Blacksmith 
 
 Swift & Beatty Undertakers 
 
 Van Deren, T. N Drugs 
 
 LOWDER 
 
 On Chic., Burl. & Quincy R. R. 
 Pop. 150. 
 
 Farmers' Elevator Company 
 
 Hairgrove & Shearburn Elevator Co. 
 General Store, Coal and Grain 
 
 Herron, S. W Blacksmith 
 
 Jones, Geo. E General Store 
 
 Nell, R. P General Store 
 
 MANITO 
 
 On Jacksonville & Southeastern Div. 
 
 Chic., Peoria & St. L. R. R. 
 
 Pop. 696. 
 
 Beebe, W. Lloyd Restaurant 
 
 Brenner & Son Harness 
 
 Brown cf- Rohlf s General Store 
 
 Citron, D. M Dry Goods 
 
 Cole, H. B Garage 
 
 Combs & Paith Jewelry 
 
 Cox, Effie E Millinery 
 
 Cox, E. G General Store 
 
 Erlicher Bros Drugs 
 
 Gordon, C. S Autos 
 
 Gordon & Pollard Autos 
 
 Grangers Elevator Co Grain 
 
 Heckman, Louis Furniture 
 
 Hilst, Otto Undertaker 
 
 Hilst & Co., R. A General Store 
 
 Kuhlman, R. J Cigars 
 
 Loveland, R. B Restaurant 
 
 Manito Hardware Company 
 
 Manito Lumber Company 
 
 People's State Bank 
 
 Scarcliff, John Garage 
 
 Schmidt, John L Boots and Shoes 
 
 Seelye Hardware Company 
 
 Shoop, C. O Printer and Publisher 
 
 Smith, T. H Blacksmith 
 
 Snyder, Frank Meats 
 
 Weidmer Chemical Company 
 
 MASON CITY 
 
 June. Jacksonville Div. Chic. & Alton 
 
 and Champaign & Havana Div. 
 
 Illinois Central R. R. 
 
 Pop. 1,890 
 
 Abbott, Mrs. A. D Millinery 
 
 Abbott, A. D Photography 
 
 Abbott Light & Power Co 
 
 Adamson, Miss S. N Millinery 
 
 Ainsworth & Sons, W. T Seed Corn 
 
 Beers, Leroy Dry Gooda 
 
 Bradley, Allen (Est. of) 
 
 Drugs and Bookf 
 
 Branch, Charles M Blacksmith 
 
 Brooner Bros Garage
 
 TT behooves us in 
 every community 
 to give full credit 
 to the importance of 
 the local store for 
 the good it does and 
 the good it has done, 
 and to continue our 
 loyal support that it 
 may continue as a 
 developing, uplift- 
 ing factor in the 
 community life." 
 
 SEEDS 
 
 Garden, Field 
 Lawn 
 
 Poultry Supples 
 
 A. W. SCHISLER 
 
 FIELD AND CITim CT\ 
 GARDEN OJLH.U \^\J. 
 
 704-706-708-710 N. Fourth Street 
 
 ST. LOUIS 
 
 TRACK WAREHOUSE 
 
 S. W. Cor. Biddle and Collins Sts. 
 
 If Your Dealer Does Not Handle Our 
 Seeds Write Us Direct for Catalogue 
 
 Superior Sanitary 
 Stoneware Churn 
 
 The Most Sanitary Farm 
 Utensil Ever Invented 
 
 Dairy Supplies 
 
 Manufacturers 
 
 Jobbers 
 Retailers 
 
 We are head- 
 quarters for 
 e erything used 
 by producers or 
 handlers of 
 
 Milk, Butter, 
 Cheese or 
 Ice Cream 
 
 SEND FOR CATALOGUE F. R. D. 
 
 RILEY HAUK-VOGELSANG 
 SUPPLY CO. 
 
 Third and Vine Sts. ST. LOUIS, MO. 
 
 H auk's Sanitary 
 Milking Pail 
 
 The Most Essential 
 
 Farm Utensil 
 USED EVERYWHERE 
 
 363
 
 364 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 When you are in Mason City, don't fail to see us. We not only 
 guarantee satisfaction we absolutely insist upon it. 
 It is our aim to make our service the best retail drug store service 
 to be had. 
 
 THE VICTOR VICTROLA and VICTOR RECORDS 
 
 THE EASTMAN KODAK LINE 
 
 THE DR. HESS STOCK REMEDIES 
 
 THE LOWE BROS. PAINTS AND VARNISHES 
 are some of the lines we offer you. If you fail to see us we both lose. 
 
 C. D. V. McKINLEY, The Rexall Store 
 
 MASON CITY, ILLINOIS 
 
 Burnsmier, William Bakery Flint, A. G Machine Repairs 
 
 Cackley, Richard Foster, Fred H. 
 
 Groceries and Bakery Poultry, Eggs and Butter 
 
 Cargill, Harry Frank, L Clothing 
 
 Hardware and Furniture Grandy, W. A Coal and Lumber 
 
 Castleberry, F. M Music Haughey, C. M Barber 
 
 Catton, Dr. W. M Hibbard & Ferguson Implements 
 
 Central Illinois State Bank Houseworth, Dr. F. G Office 
 
 Chambers & Harris Hardware Houseworth, Henry Blacksmith 
 
 Coat, H. H Dept. Store Hubbard, F. M Implements 
 
 Commercial Hotel Hubly, John Sale Barn 
 
 Conroy, Harry Blacksmith Hurwitz, George Tailor 
 
 Coon, Walter Restaurant Husmann, Jacob A Groceries 
 
 Cooper, L. C Autos Johnson, A. F Marble 
 
 Cross, A Livery Johnson, L. C Groceries 
 
 Gulp Co (The) Undertakers Jones, J. M. . . .Paints and Wall Paper 
 
 Diers, J. H Phimbing and Autos Jones, R. G. .Plumber and Steam Fitter 
 
 Estes, Dr. C. J Office Lea, William Grocery and Meats 
 
 Ewers, W. B Restaurant Lynn & Bolinger 
 
 Farm Elevator Clothing and Dry Goods 
 
 Farmers' Grain & Coal Company McCreery & Sons, J. A Grain 
 
 Fielder, J. W Auto Repairs McCreery & Sons Office 
 
 Fletcher, Fred '. . Barber McFarland, L. H Garage 
 
 PNEUMATIC WATER SYSTEMS HOUSE LIGHTING PLANTS 
 
 Quality First 
 
 J. L. ROBERTSON 
 
 CONTRACTOR 
 
 Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water Heating 
 
 MASON CITY, ILLINOIS 
 
 ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN PRICES RIGHT PROMPT SERVICE
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 365 
 
 Henry Wakeman Company I 
 
 DEALERS IN 
 
 Dry Goods 
 Carpets and Notions 
 
 Millinery 
 
 Ladies' and Children's 
 Shoes 
 
 MASON CITY, ILL.- 
 
 GO TO 
 
 ED. VOIGT 
 
 The Horse Tailor 
 
 FOR 
 
 FIRST CLASS 
 HARNESS AND 
 REPAIR WORK 
 
 MASON CITY, ILL 
 
 PHONE 94-B 
 
 Mason City 
 Garage 
 
 J. H. DIERS, Proprietor 
 
 Day Service/ 50 W 
 Phone NQ8.1220W 
 
 Agent 
 for 
 
 Ford Cars 
 
 Also Carry a Full Line 
 of Ford Repairs
 
 366 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 McKinley, C. D. V Drugs 
 
 McNeil & Peters Implements 
 
 Mangle, J Billiards 
 
 Martin, J. W. 
 
 Wholesale Flour and Produce 
 
 Mason City Telephone & Telegraph Co. 
 
 Melton & Keister Groceries 
 
 Milby, Warren W. 
 
 Printer and Publisher 
 
 Montgomery, Chas Blacksmith 
 
 Niederer, E. H Undertaker 
 
 New Farmer's State Bank 
 
 Obermeyer, T. E Jewelry 
 
 Pierce, Robt Groceries 
 
 Ping, E. G Oarage 
 
 Richards, Alvin Ice 
 
 Rickard, Ben C Publisher 
 
 Rissinger, Frank. .Paints and Awnings 
 
 Robertson, J. L Plumber 
 
 Rogier, Dr. H. O Office 
 
 Saffer, F. L Restaurant 
 
 Schuette, Dr. W. H Office 
 
 Seward Bros Brick Manufacturers 
 
 Steen, Lafe Jewelry 
 
 Stith, J. H Livery 
 
 Stone, W. E Attorney 
 
 Sutton Co., G. D Seeds 
 
 Terry Lumber Company, W. E 
 
 Thompson, J. H General Store 
 
 Thompson, Dr. L. E 
 
 Tomlin, Dr. F. B Dentist 
 
 Van Velzer & Bro Hardware 
 
 Voight, Ed Harness 
 
 Wakeman, Henry Co. . . .General Store 
 
 Warner, L Meats 
 
 Winchell, A. M Jewelry 
 
 Winzeler, Dr. L. C Dentist 
 
 Zimmerman, W. F Barber 
 
 MAXWELL 
 
 On Chic., Peoria & St. L. R. R. 
 Pop. 20. 
 
 Central Illinois Grain Co 
 
 Harris, W. H. H Cigars 
 
 MECHANICSBURG 
 
 Three Miles from Buffalo. 
 
 Billbe & Beck .. Groceries and Harness 
 
 Farmer Bros General Store 
 
 Farmer & Sparrow 
 
 Hardware and Blacksmiths 
 Freeto, N. R. Groceries and Dry Goods 
 Freeto & Townsend 
 
 Hardware and Implements 
 
 Fullenwider, J. T Undertaker 
 
 Fullenwider, O. H Grain 
 
 Lochbaum, E Jewelry 
 
 Ostermeier, John 
 
 Mfr. of Automatic Farm Gates 
 
 Thompson & Co., A. T Bankers 
 
 NATRONA 
 
 On Jacksonville Div. Chic. & Alton R.R. 
 Pop. 100. 
 
 Farmer's Grain & Coal Company 
 
 Shepard, Harry L Groceries 
 
 NEW BERLIN 
 
 On Wabash R. R. Pop. 690. ' 
 
 Alexander Lumber Co., (The) 
 
 Bergschneider, John J 
 
 Restaurant and Confectionery 
 Corrigan-Sullivan Co., (The) 
 
 General Store 
 
 Eisele, W. N . Hardware and Blacksmith 
 Eisele & Taylor 
 
 Coal and Lightning Rods 
 
 Farmer's Grain Co., (The) 
 
 First State Bank 
 
 Fromme, William F Meats 
 
 Grandjean, R. L. Wall Paper and Paints 
 Gregory & Sikking Co. 
 
 Harness, Implements and Hardware 
 
 Gregory & Washburn Co. .Automobiles 
 
 Hale, J. W Publisher 
 
 Hanner, E. H Undertaker 
 
 Hington, J. W Undertaker 
 
 Hylton, L. F Tinner 
 
 Jabsen, William D Blacksmith 
 
 Jennot, Bridget Mrs. John. . .Millinery 
 
 Keller, Mrs. T. D Hotel 
 
 Knust & Knust 
 
 Billiards, Manufacturers and Retail 
 
 Cigars 
 McGinnis, Mrs. Eliza 
 
 Millinery and Notions 
 
 McGinnis & Dietrich Groceries 
 
 New Berlin Drug Co 
 
 Reosch, Ben D Livery 
 
 Reosch & Sehy 
 
 Groceries and Men's Furnishings 
 
 Twist & Co., Lewis Grain 
 
 Twist, Noah C. 
 
 Hardware, Implements and Grain 
 
 Warren-Boynton State Bank 
 
 Washburn, Edwin A Garage
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 367 
 
 OAKFORD 
 
 On Chic., Peoria & St. L. R. R. 
 Pop. 368. 
 
 Armstrong, John Implements 
 
 Atterbery, M. O General Store 
 
 Atterbury, L. L Implements 
 
 Cooper, G. A General Store 
 
 First National Bank 
 
 Hollis, E. C. Furniture and Undertaker 
 Kendall, E. E. Groceries and Hardware 
 
 Leutes Bros Groceries and Meats 
 
 Maltby, O. J General Store 
 
 Spilly, Harry A Garage 
 
 PAWNEE 
 On Chic., < Illinois Midland R. R. 
 
 Baker Lumber Co., Thos 
 
 Beynon, David E Restaurant 
 
 Bilello, Jos Groceries 
 
 Birnbaum, Henry . Groceries and Meats 
 Blankenship, A. A. Clothing and Shoes 
 
 Clayton, C. E . Groceries and Dry Goods 
 Dozier Bros. 
 
 Restaurant and Confectionery 
 
 Parnam, E. L Garage 
 
 Hammond, W. J Restaurant 
 
 Haury, L. A Harness 
 
 Lupton & De Lay 
 
 Hardware, Furniture and Stoves 
 
 Malsbury, A Tinner 
 
 Mason, H. H Publisher 
 
 Millner, Harvey Livery 
 
 Minder & Son J. 
 
 Restaurant and Confectionery 
 
 Murphy, H. V Jewelry 
 
 National Bank of Pawnee 
 
 North, R. C Meats 
 
 Pawnee State Bank 
 
 Perry, Fred W. 
 
 Furniture and Undertaker 
 
 Piscitocco, Joseph Groceries 
 
 Poffenbarger & Morris 
 
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 368 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 Sander, Eli Preston 
 
 Dry Goods and Shoes 
 
 Sanders, A. M Laundry 
 
 Sangamon Auto & Supply Co 
 
 Sangamon County Telephone Co 
 
 Scott, Clarence C Shoe Repairs 
 
 Scott, T. W Autos and Oarage 
 
 Sprague, O. N Drugs 
 
 Stahl Bros Blacksmiths 
 
 Thompson, C. H Bakery 
 
 Vangerson, O. R. 
 
 Wheelright and Repairs 
 Willenborg & Co., J. J. 
 
 Hardware and Implements 
 Young & Co., T. M. 
 
 Grain and Implements 
 
 PHILADELPHIA 
 
 On Bait. & Ohio R. R. Pop. 250. 
 Jokisch, Howard 
 
 Manufacturer of Cement Posts 
 Philadelphia Farmers' Elevator Co. . . . 
 
 Shaffer, Ellis Blacksmith 
 
 Springer & McHelly Groceries 
 
 Swartwood & Son, M. W. . .Blacksmiths 
 Wright, & Co., Leonard G. 
 
 General Store 
 
 PETERSBURG 
 
 County Seat On Chic., Peoria & St. L. 
 and Jacksonville Div., Chic. & 
 
 Alton R. R. Pop. 2,807. 
 Aachte, Herman 
 
 Grocery, Meats and Crockery 
 Abbott Light & Power Co., (The) 
 
 Electric Light 
 
 Aden Sisters Millinery 
 
 Amrheim, F Confectionery 
 
 Anderson, Charles . . Tile Manufacturer 
 
 Apken & Son, Fred Lumber 
 
 Armstrong & Son, H. W Autos 
 
 Axford & Son, Thos Coal 
 
 Bergen, E. F Groceries 
 
 Bishop & Co., J. C Gunsmith 
 
 Boeker & Sons, W. H Farm Seeds 
 
 Bone, Jennie Millinery 
 
 Bonties Bros Dry Goods 
 
 Brass, E. E Machinery 
 
 Bryant, Samuel B . . Carriage Repairer 
 
 Cheaney & Co., H. S Lumber 
 
 Chick, Eddie Laundry 
 
 Clark, E. E. Groceries and Blacksmith 
 
 Clary, William P Hardware 
 
 Cox, Martin Restaurant 
 
 Dawson, E. E. 
 
 Hardware and Implements 
 Eastmans, S. F. . .Jewelry -and Garage 
 
 Finney, D. B Drugs 
 
 Finney & Co., F. M Groceries 
 
 First National Bank 
 
 Frackelton State Bank 
 
 Golden, Frank A. 
 
 Clothing and Furniture 
 Harms & Co., H. 
 
 Dry Goods and Carpets 
 Hodgen, Boyd 
 
 Second-hand Goods, General Store 
 
 Hornback, J. H Restaurant 
 
 Howell, F. M. .. .Musical Instruments 
 
 Hueffner, H. A Miller 
 
 Hurwitz Bros Tailors 
 
 Johnson & Son Painters 
 
 Katzenstein Bros Clothing 
 
 Langford & Co Groceries 
 
 Lenz, Otto F Bottler Soda Water 
 
 Levering, H. M Ice and Coal 
 
 Levering, James T Harness 
 
 Lucht & Co., R Groceries 
 
 Luthringer Bros Drugs 
 
 Mallergren, John Coal 
 
 Miller & Company. . . .Boots and Shoes 
 
 Mitchell, Edward News 
 
 Montgomery, Samuel 
 
 Furniture and Undertaker 
 
 Moore, M. H Pianos and Organs 
 
 Munson, E. M Meats 
 
 Nelson, John Shoe Repairs 
 
 Nelson, Nels P. . . .Groceries and Meats 
 Nelson, W. J . Confectionery and Bakery 
 
 New, John C Jewelry 
 
 Owens, W. L Restaurant 
 
 Payne, Sierra L Varieties 
 
 Payne, Mrs. Sumner N Varieties 
 
 People's Telephone & Telegraph Co... 
 
 Petersburg Garage 
 
 Petersburg Monument & Stone Co. ... 
 
 Peterson, Hardy S Blacksrnith 
 
 Reeves, C. N Painter 
 
 Roberts, H. H Harness 
 
 Salveson Bros... Brick Manufacturers 
 
 Salveson, Sam Groceries 
 
 Salveson, Thos Greenhouses 
 
 Sangamon Sand & Material Co. 
 
 Concrete 
 
 Schirdlng & Son, H. H Bankers 
 
 Scott, Thomas Livery 
 
 Smith, J. G Plumber 
 
 South Mountain Coal Co Miners 
 
 Suhm, F. M Sheet Metal Work 
 
 Tarr, James Tailor- 
 
 Thompson, Nance & Co. 
 
 Dry Goods and Clothing 
 Thompson & Harms 
 
 Furniture and Undertakers 
 
 Tranos, Spyros Confectionery 
 
 Virginia Canning i^o 
 
 Watkms, McL,a.ue. Billiards and Cigars 
 
 Watkins, S. L Drugs and Jewelry 
 
 Watkins & Son.. Cigar Manufacturer*
 
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 movements of national charac- 
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 370 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 Watson & Rush 
 
 Printers and Publishers 
 Wavering & Seifert. .Boots and Shoes 
 Wilkinson & Onstott 
 
 Printers and Publishers 
 
 Willis, W. T Hardware 
 
 Woldridge, Robt Restaurant 
 
 Zeigler & Son, David 
 
 Blacksmiths and Machinists 
 
 PLEASANT PLAINS 
 
 On Bait. & Ohio Southwestern R. R 
 
 Pop. 625. 
 
 Anderson Lumber Co., Robert 
 
 Arnett, J. W Blacksmith 
 
 Boynton Telephone Co 
 
 Brownback, J. C Harness 
 
 Carter, John. Cigars and Confectionery 
 
 Corson Co., Nathan Automobiles 
 
 Gregory & Sikking Co. 
 
 Hardicare, Harness and Vehicles 
 
 Hamilton, W. L Dry Goods 
 
 Hensley, W. S. 
 
 Undertaker and Implements 
 
 Herndon, J. W Blacksmith 
 
 Kysler, John Harness 
 
 Irwin Dry Goods Co. 
 
 Groceries and Dry Goods 
 Irwin, L. H. 
 
 Restaurant and Confectionery 
 
 Kundig, Otto General Store 
 
 Lehmann, John 
 
 General Store and Autos 
 
 Mayrels, C. J Meats 
 
 Pleasant Plains Farmer's Elevator Co. 
 
 Grain 
 
 Pleasant Plains State Bank 
 
 Roberts, J. T Livery 
 
 Roberts, W. L Drugs 
 
 Sikking & Co., A. W Implements 
 
 Smith, Lyman B Publisher 
 
 Stevens, W. H . . . Produce and Poultry 
 
 Valentine, S. H Blacksmith 
 
 Zimmer, H. H Hardware 
 
 POPLAR CITY 
 
 On Havana Line Illinois Central R. R. 
 Pop. 37. 
 
 Barndollar, Joseph BhH-ksmith 
 
 Moore, J. A Meats 
 
 Pierce, Geo. F General Store 
 
 RIVERTON 
 
 On Wabash R. R. Pop. 1,911. 
 
 Bank of Riverton (Not Inc.) 
 
 Bruce Lumber Company 
 
 Constant, P. L Confectionery 
 
 Cowgill, A. B Undertaker 
 
 Davern, Thomas Tinner 
 
 Egizil, A Groceries 
 
 Ferrari, Louis Groceries 
 
 Gentile, Henry Meats 
 
 .1 ess, R. E M_eats 
 
 Maddox, Charles General Store 
 
 Parson, J. L General Store 
 
 Riverton Co-operative Co. 
 
 General Store 
 
 Saner, J. F Bakery 
 
 Schaffer, H. J Cigar Manufacturer 
 
 Springfield Coal & Mining Co 
 
 Threlkeld, J. W General Store 
 
 Trotter, P Blacksmith 
 
 Turner, M Restaurant 
 
 Watson, B. H Transfer and Feed 
 
 Wilbur, F. M Drugs 
 
 Wilkie, Thomas General Store 
 
 ROCHESTER 
 
 On Bait. & Ohio Southwestern R. R. 
 Pop. 444. 
 
 Bast & Hamilton Blacksmiths 
 
 DeLay & Son, F. M. . . . . .General Store 
 
 Egleston, Alonzo General Store 
 
 Jones & Metcalf Undertakers 
 
 Parker & Co., H. D Drugs 
 
 Richardson, S. G General Store 
 
 Rochester State Bank'. 
 
 Slireve, R. T Coal and Corn Mill 
 
 Specialty Sales Co. (The) 
 
 Auto Accessories and Repairs 
 
 Steinbauer, Fred Restaurant 
 
 Twist Bros. 
 
 Implements, Lumber and Hardware 
 Wolford & Olcott 
 
 Implements, Lightning Rods, etc. 
 
 SAIDORA 
 
 On Chic., Peoria & St. L. R. R. 
 Pop. 15. 
 
 Adkins, Jody C General Stort, 
 
 Bell, A. O General Store 
 
 Propest, Louis General Store 
 
 SALISBURY 
 
 Pop. 113. 
 
 Clark, J. C Groceries 
 
 Coleman, Lafayette. .. .General Store 
 
 Jacoby, Peter L Blacksmith 
 
 Watkins & Dobney Co Coal 
 
 SAN JOSE 
 
 On Jacksonville Br. Chic. & Alton and 
 
 St. L., Peoria & No. R. R. 
 
 Pop. 479. 
 
 Baker, J. S Drugs 
 
 Brauer, G Grain 
 
 Eyrse, John L Printing 
 
 Feulner, Andrew 
 
 Hardware, Implements and. Harness 
 Fryer, John Grain and Fuel
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 371 
 
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 Editor of Big Four 
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Farmer 
 
 Are you one of those that have sold off their 
 chickens on account of high-priced feed? 
 
 Have you noticed how the price of eggs 
 keeps mounting? 
 
 Prices for eggs will continue to go up because 
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 372 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 Hullinger, Frank Electric Light 
 
 Kelly, W. G Hardware 
 
 Lower & Co., P. A General Store 
 
 Morrison, J. W Tinner 
 
 Riedinger & Son, J. A. . .General Store 
 
 San Jose State Bank 
 
 Schaeffer, Ed Shoe Repairs 
 
 Taylor, Carl F Clothing 
 
 Wahl & Sons, S. J. 
 
 Blacksmith and Garage 
 
 Webb, R. E Restaurant 
 
 Weber & McHarry Lumber 
 
 Wiemer, George B. 
 
 Undertaker, Pianos and Organs 
 
 Winkel, Philip Meats 
 
 Woll & Co., N General Store 
 
 SHERMAN 
 
 On Chic. & Alton and St. L., Peoria & 
 No. R. R. Pop. 150. 
 
 Clancy Bros General Store 
 
 Goldsmith, G. H.. Groceries and Meats 
 
 Randazzo Antonio General Store 
 
 Renfro Bros General Store 
 
 SPRINGFIELD 
 
 State Capital County Seat Junction 
 Chic. & Alton; Wabash; Illinois Cen- 
 tral; Bait. & Ohio Southwestern; Chic., 
 Peoria & St. L.; Cine., Ham. & Dayton 
 and St. L., Chic., & St. Paul R. R. 
 Pop. 51,678. 
 
 Abbott Bros Box Factory 
 
 Ackerman, Chas Cigars 
 
 Ackerman, Wm. H Shoes 
 
 Acme Garage 
 
 Adams, Waldo F General Store 
 
 Adams Express Company 
 
 Advance Home Furnishers 
 
 Furnishers 
 
 Ahlrich Bros Feed 
 
 Ahrens, Carl Bakery 
 
 Albers, Frank J Jewelry 
 
 Allen, Humphrey & Converse 
 
 Attorneys 
 
 Allen Street Pharmacy 
 
 Allen Cigar Co., T. W 
 
 Altman, Maurice E... Woman's Tailor 
 
 Altman, Wm Woman's Tailor 
 
 Alvey & Co., Frank Cigars 
 
 Amant, Harry Physician 
 
 American & National Express 
 
 American Berkshire Assn 
 
 American Fish & Produce Co 
 
 Am. Jewelry Co. (The) 
 
 American Shoe Repairing Co 
 
 Am. Tempering Co Metal Supplies 
 
 Amrheim, Christ Bakery 
 
 Anderson, Geo. W. 
 
 Transfer and Storage 
 
 Anderson, O. F Pianos 
 
 Andus & Trutter Attorneys 
 
 Angel Cafe Co Restaurant 
 
 Ansell & Son, Oscar Machinists 
 
 Antenan, Alfred Groceries 
 
 Anienan, John Groceries 
 
 Appel Clothing Co 
 
 Appleyard, Chas. T. 
 
 Insurance and Loans 
 Armbruster, Herman R. 
 
 Electric Supplies 
 
 Armbruster, O. J Jewelry 
 
 Armbruster Manufacturing Co., R. H. 
 
 Manufacturers Tents 
 
 Armstrong Bros Tinners 
 
 Armstrong, J. m.Mgr. Good Luck Store 
 
 Armstrong, W. P Physician 
 
 Armour & Co Wholesale Meats 
 
 Arnash, Michael. .Groceries and Meats 
 
 Arrowsmith, G. W Painter 
 
 Art Engraving Co 
 
 Artofola Talking Machine Co. (The) 
 
 Aschauer, H. A Physician 
 
 Aschanuer, A. G Physician 
 
 Ashbrook, Wm Painter 
 
 Askin & Marine Co. . .Retail Clothing 
 
 Associated Press (The) 
 
 Athens-Dawson Coal Co 
 
 Aula, Rosaris Groceries 
 
 Aurelius, W. J. 
 
 Real Estate and Building Loan 
 
 Auto Rosario Co Groceries 
 
 Avenue Shoe Shop 
 
 Ayres, Geo. E Attorney 
 
 Azara, Frank. .. .Groceries and Fruits 
 
 Babcock, O. B Physician 
 
 Baglin, Isabella Groceries 
 
 Bailey, Warren R Insurance 
 
 Bain, Walter G Physician 
 
 Baker, Albert J. 
 
 WaH Paper and Paints 
 
 Baker, Fred H Cigars 
 
 Baker Mfg. Co., (The).. Road Graders 
 Baker, Peter A. . . .Groceries and Meats 
 
 Baker, William G Plumber 
 
 Baker & Baker Lumber and Autos 
 
 Baldwin, J. Otho Dentist 
 
 Baldwin Piano Co 
 
 Bale, H. Verne. .Cleaning and Dyeing 
 
 Bales Co., Charles W Drugs 
 
 Ballard-Johnson Co Restaurant 
 
 Ball Bros Cigars 
 
 Ball, T. E Produce and Poultry 
 
 Ballard-Johnson Co. (The) 
 
 Hotel and Restaurant 
 
 Ballou, Frank O Groceries 
 
 Ballweg, Henry W Cigars 
 
 Banbrough, Robert Painter 
 
 Bank, J Physician
 
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 ]C=OD 
 
 The JOHN BRESSMER CO. 
 
 SPRINGFIELD 
 
 CENTRAL 
 ILLINOIS' 
 GREATEST 
 STORE 
 
 NINE SPACIOUS FLOORS DEVOTED 
 to the WORLD'S BEST MERCHANDISE 
 
 FURNITURE, RUGS, CURTAINS, 
 CHINA and KITCHEN FURNISHINGS 
 
 WOMEN'S and MISSES' SUITS, 
 
 COATS, MILLINERY, LINGERIE, 
 
 AND CORSETS 
 
 SILKS, WOOLENS, WASH GOODS, 
 
 LINENS and DOMESTICS 
 ATTRACTIVE LY PRICED 
 
 Bell Phone 2550 CONNECTS ALL DEPARTMENTS 
 
 If It's Good You'll Find It At Bressmer's
 
 374 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 Bansbach & Sons, Joe Groceries 
 
 Barbara, Vincent Confectionery 
 
 Barber & Barber Attorneys 
 
 Barker Iron Co., A Junk 
 
 Barker, A. W Physician 
 
 B. & H. Restaurant. 
 
 B. & M. Foundry. Wholesale Flour Mills 
 
 Barker, H. E Artists Materials 
 
 Barker, Morton D Miners Lamps 
 
 Barns, Carey E Attorney 
 
 Barnstable, N. R Meats 
 
 Barrell, Lon Restaurant 
 
 Barret, Wm. J Drugs 
 
 Barry, Thomas W Electrician 
 
 Barry, W. B ... Second- Hand Furniture 
 
 Bartlett, E. P Physician 
 
 Earth, A. H. (The) Electric Co. 
 
 Barthnik, Joe Groceries 
 
 Bartlev, John S.Wall Paper and Paints 
 
 Baucon, Edwin P Groceries 
 
 Baum, Alex. E Marble 
 
 Baum, M. J Marble 
 
 Baumann Bros Drugs 
 
 Bausbach, Joseph Groceries 
 
 Baxter, Noah L Groceries 
 
 Baxter, N. L Groceries 
 
 Bayer, Andrew Bakery 
 
 Bazter, A. C Physician 
 
 Beal, John P Physician 
 
 Beatty, B. B Dentist 
 
 Beaver Feed Co. (The) 
 
 Becker, Julius Cigars 
 
 Beecher, Charles Hotel 
 
 Beechler, Edw.WaZJ Paper and Paints 
 Beecrot't, F. W .Wall Paper and Paints 
 
 Beekman & Franz Plumbers 
 
 Bekemeyer Realty Co., H. S 
 
 Bell's Electric Shop Contractors 
 
 Bell, R. .E General Insurance 
 
 Bellin, Leon M Physician 
 
 Belt. John E. . . .Groceries 
 
 Bender, W. H Retail Meats 
 
 Benjamin, David S. & S In*. Adj. 
 
 Bengel Bros Groceries 
 
 Bennett, Percy Garage 
 
 Benzer, Henry Restaurant 
 
 Berberet Bros. Piano Co 
 
 Bernard, Adolph F Attorney 
 
 Bernard, E. L Physician 
 
 Bernard, Jos. C. 
 
 Real Estate and Renting 
 
 Bernard Music Shop 
 
 Berneker, Frank. .Groceries and Meats 
 Berry & Breckenridge. . .Grain Dealers 
 
 Berry, R. D Physician 
 
 Berry, R. L Musical Instruments 
 
 Bert, Nick Groceries 
 
 Bert, Saml Groceries 
 
 Bettinghaus, G. W Contractor 
 
 Bielski, Alex Groceries 
 
 Bierly, J. R Physician 
 
 Bierman, Cleveland Attorney 
 
 Bierstadt & Son, W Florists 
 
 Biggs & Son. .Contractors and Builders 
 Bigler Co., G. R. 
 
 Manufacturers Stock Remedies 
 
 Billbe & Beck Groceries 
 
 Birklund, Andrew Tailor 
 
 Birnbaum, Mrs. Mary Groceries 
 
 Birnbaum, Robt J. 
 
 Capitol City Cash Meat Market 
 Bisch & Son, Charles T. . .Undertakers 
 Bisch, Geo. E. . .Furniture and Slaves 
 Bittel-Leftwich Service Co. 
 
 Auto Tires 
 
 Black, Alvin F Feed 
 
 Black, John W Real Estate 
 
 Blanchard, R. R Dentist 
 
 Blankemeyer, H. C Physician 
 
 Bleser, J Machinist 
 
 Blood, Prof. Fred W. 
 
 Studio China Painting, etc. 
 
 Established 1865 
 
 Largest 
 
 and Oldest 
 
 Works in 
 
 Springfield 
 
 M. J. Baum Monument Works . StfKtSf&. Springfield, in.
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 375 
 
 TRADE IN SPRINGFIELD ! 
 
 If you want shoes becoming to you, you had better be 
 coming to us. 
 If you want your money's worth, come to us. 
 
 The Big 98c to $1.98 Shoe Store 
 
 Shoes for the 
 Whole Family at 
 a Big Saving to You 
 
 Specials 
 at $2.48 
 and 
 
 $2.98 
 
 G. R. KINNEY CO., Inc. 
 
 Corner Third and Adams Streets 
 SPRINGFIELD, ILL. 
 
 The dollar you save is as good as the one you 
 earn. We save you as much as you spend. 
 
 CHILDREN'S SHOES 
 
 OUR SPECIALTY 
 
 F. M. LEGG 
 
 D. SCHWENGELS 
 
 F. M. LEGG 
 SHOE CO. 
 
 Better Shoes 
 
 125 S. Fi.'th St., Old Phone 2590 
 SPRINGFIELD, ILL. 
 
 En IIT pi !_ r 
 . & W. llothing Co. 
 
 WM. MARLOWE, Manager 
 
 Hart, Schaffner 
 & Marx Clothes 
 
 120 East Side Square 
 SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
 
 376 
 
 THE FARMERS' REVIEW BUSINESS DIRECTORY 
 
 Blucke, William L. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Saddlery 
 
 Blue Valley Creamery Co 
 
 Bockelman, Joseph A Restaurant 
 
 Boehner, Geo Meats 
 
 Boeke Construction Co... High School 
 
 Boehner, J. T Meats 
 
 Bolakas, Peter Restaurant 
 
 Bolakas & Contagionas Billiards 
 
 Bolinger, Chas. H Tinner 
 
 Bolinger & Son, T. M Groceries 
 
 Bollman, George -Laundry 
 
 Bolt & Son, M Groceries 
 
 Bonansinga Bros. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Candies 
 Bonansinga, Geo. 
 
 Confectionery and Restaurant 
 
 Bonansinga, Jack Restaurant 
 
 Bonansinga, Leo. F. 
 
 Confectionery and Fruits 
 Bonansinga, Lucy (Mrs. Louis) .Fruits 
 
 Bone, B. E Attorney 
 
 Bongart, Fred S Auto Repairs 
 
 Bookout, G. W Retail Meats 
 
 Bookout & Schoenig 
 
 Groceries and Meats 
 
 Booth, J. F Drugs 
 
 Booth, R. P Dentist 
 
 Booth, W. D . . . Pianos and Wall Paper 
 Booth & Co., Wm.. . .Insurance Agency 
 
 Bortmess, Eli B Groceries 
 
 Bostick, Jos Cement Contractor 
 
 Boston Store . . . Dry Goods and Carpets 
 Botwinnis, William M. 
 
 Groceries and Meats 
 
 Bowcock, C. M Physician 
 
 Bowman, Frederick Dentist 
 
 Boyd, E. S Groceries and Meats 
 
 Boyd, Geo. R Groceries 
 
 Boyd, Ben E . . Attorney 
 
 Boys' Candy Shop 
 
 Bradshaw, Louis J Gro'ceries 
 
 Bradley, Chas Automobile Agent 
 
 Bradley, S. A. Real Estate and Renting 
 
 Brady, Mrs. Nora General Store 
 
 Brand, August . . Carriage Manufacturer 
 Brandon, C. R. ... . .Autos and Supplies 
 
 Branson, C. T Undertaker 
 
 Brawner & McCully 
 
 Transfer and Storage 
 
 Breese, Sidney Attorney 
 
 Bressmer Co., (The) John.. Dry Goods 
 
 Bretz, John E Contractor 
 
 Bretz, L. F Groceries and Meats 
 
 Brewer, J. K. 
 
 Printers and Lithography 
 
 Briggle, Chas. G. . . . Attorney 
 
 Brinkerhoff & Co. . . .Insurance Agency 
 Brinkerhoff, George M. Sr Nursery 
 
 Broadwell, S. A Drugs 
 
 Broida, Annie (Mrs. Morris) 
 
 General Store 
 
 Brown, A. C .... <s ... Seeds and Florist 
 Brown, Edward T. 
 
 Books and Stationery 
 Brown, Frank M. 
 
 Hardware and Restaurant 
 
 Brown, J. F Groceries 
 
 Brown, Hay & Creighton. . . .Attorneys 
 
 Brown, Stuart Attorney 
 
 Browns Springfield Business College. . 
 Brownback, C. E . . Veterinary Surgeon 
 
 Brownell, Geo. H Painter 
 
 Bruce, Anna M Groceries 
 
 Bruce Sewing Machine Co. .Wholesale 
 
 Bruck Sales Rooms & Service Station. 
 
 Automobiles 
 
 Buck, D. R. . .Real Estate and Renting 
 
 Buck, Elmer E Bridge Contractor 
 
 Buck, F. D. & J. C. .Men's Furnishings 
 Buckley, E. H. 
 
 Pres. Athens Coal Co., Wholesale 
 
 Buckley & Co., W. T florists 
 
 Budwites, Frank Groceries 
 
 Budwites, Jack Groceries 
 
 Buedel, Frank J Groceries 
 
 Bukewihge, Paul. Groceries 
 
 Bullard, Robert I Physician 
 
 Billiard, R. J Optician 
 
 Bulpitt, William L Pianos 
 
 Bulpitt, W. L Sewing Machines 
 
 Bunch, R. C Tinner 
 
 Bunker, Mrs. M. E Millinery 
 
 Bunn & Co., J. W. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Groceries 
 
 Burg, Edward Dairy 
 
 Burgeleit, Mrs. Emma.... Hair Goods 
 
 Burke, Edmund Attorney 
 
 Burkhardt & Bugg .Drugs 
 
 Burroughs Adding Machine Co 
 
 Burtle, J. J Structural Iron Works 
 
 Butler, Wm. J .Manufacturers Brushes 
 
 Butler & Jones Attorneys 
 
 Cadillac Auto Co. of Springfield 
 
 Cafeteria (The) Restaurant 
 
 Caldwell, Otho L. 
 
 Real Estate and Renting 
 
 Caldwell Wall Paper Co. 
 
 WoH Paper and Paints 
 
 Call, William H. 
 
 Second-Hand Furniture 
 
 Calvin Coal Co. (The) 
 
 Cambria, C. .Confectionery and Fruits 
 
 Campbell, J. H Retail Meats 
 
 Campbell, Jas. W. 
 
 Manufacturers Tents and Awnings
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 377 
 
 Candon, T. J Attorney 
 
 Canfield, John C. 
 
 Manufacturers Condiments 
 
 Cantrall Coal Company 
 
 Capital City Bottling Works 
 
 Capital City Feed Co 
 
 Capital City Hide & Wool Co 
 
 Capital City Paper Co., (The) 
 
 Capital City Printing Co 
 
 Capital City Trunk Co 
 
 Capital City Electric Co. .Contractors 
 
 Capital City Engraving Co 
 
 Capital Foundry & Machine Works.' . . 
 
 Capital Greenhouse 
 
 Capital Grocery & Meat Market 
 
 Capitol Coal Mine Wholesale 
 
 Capitol Planing Mill & Building Co. . . 
 
 Capitol Restaurant 
 
 Capitol Theatre 
 
 Capperlin, Geo. J. 
 
 Wall Paper and Paints 
 
 Cardinal, John Groceries 
 
 Carey, Giles P. 
 
 Stocks and Grain Broker 
 
 Carey, J. L Plumbing 
 
 Cargill & Son, W. C. 
 
 Saw Mill and Contractors 
 
 Carley, Herbert P Contractor 
 
 Carroll, Cha.s.Real Estate and Renting 
 Carroll, Joseph A. 
 
 Wall Paper and Paints 
 
 Carruthers, G. C Dentist 
 
 Carson, Amos O Painter 
 
 Carswell Credit Clothing Co 
 
 Gary, F. R Blacksmith 
 
 Cary, Herbert Blacksmith 
 
 Gary, W. Henry Groceries 
 
 Cary, Wesley N Groceries 
 
 Case-Paige Auto Show Rooms 
 
 Automobiles 
 
 Cash, Wilson M General Store 
 
 Caskien, Harry Groceries 
 
 PLANTS 
 Mecca No . 1 
 Mecca No. 2 
 Newport 
 Cayuga 
 Oak Hill Ohio 
 
 Indiana 
 
 Largest 
 Manufacturers of 
 
 TILE 
 In the Business 
 
 Wm .E.Dee Clay Mfg. Co. 
 
 Manufacturers of 
 
 RED AND SALT GLAZED SHALE 
 
 DRAIN TILE 
 
 30 Myers Bldg. 
 Bell Phone 4957 
 
 SPRINGFIELD, ILL. 
 
 Western Office 
 
 J. L. FORTADO 
 
 Dealer in Granite and Marble 
 
 MONUMENTS 
 
 Established 1887. Thirty years Of square 
 dealing give us pre-eminence in our line. 
 We carry the largest stock in central Illinois 
 for your inspection. Don't buy until you call 
 and get our prices. Everything guaranteed. 
 
 N. E. Cor. 10th and Monroe St*. 
 
 SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS 
 
 R.II 
 Bell 
 
 7S1 Off ' 
 7J6 Reg 
 
 Artistic Portraits, Home Portraits 
 
 Commercial Photography and 
 
 Amateur Finishing 
 
 HARRY E. NEEF 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHER 
 
 BELL PHONE 7645 
 
 Member Photographers Association 
 of America 
 
 Studio, lll^N. 5th St. 
 SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS 
 
 We Carry Largest Stock of Finished Monuments 
 in Central Illinois 
 
 SPRINGFIELD GRANITE & 
 MARBLE CO. 
 
 3rd and Monroe Streets 
 
 SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
 
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 Casper, Win Groceries and Meats Coe Co., George E.. Wholesale Produce 
 
 Castleman, C. F. Lumber and R. R. Ties Cohen, Ester (Mrs. S.) 
 
 Castleman, Wm. F.. Wholesale Lumber 'jewelry and Men's Furnishings 
 
 Castor, Wm. F Groceries CoQ gimon Oroceries and Meats 
 
 Catron & Jarrett Attorneys Con David D 
 
 Gearing, S. A Groceries Con Herman H Attorney 
 
 Central Garage . 
 
 Cohn, Isaac Groceries 
 
 Central Illinois Coal Operators Assn. . 
 
 Central Illinois Electric Co Conn Furniture Co., J. H. 
 
 Central Illinois Grain Co , . Second-Hand Furniture Co. 
 
 Central States Indemnity Exchange.. Colby, Chas. P Physician 
 
 Chapin & Chapin Attorneys Colby, Geo. B Attorney 
 
 Chapin, Wm. L Garage Cole, Nathan Loans 
 
 Chatterton Opera House Coleman, L. H Loans 
 
 Cheatle & Bird Coleman, P. E ... Groceries and Meats 
 
 Talking Machines and Sheet Music Coleman & Cormeny Groceries 
 
 Chicago Cleaning & Dye Works Collins House Hotel 
 
 Chicago Meat Market Colvin Coal Co Wholesale Coal 
 
 Chicago Springfield Coal Co Commercial Health & Accident Co 
 
 Chicago Tribune Compton & Balcock Physicians 
 
 Chicago, Williamsville Coal Co. Conant, Mrs. Eugene H Groceries 
 
 Wholesale Coal Conant, J. B Drugs 
 
 ... . Cone, Benjamin F Meats 
 
 iey Cones, Ben... Heating and Ventilating 
 
 Childers & Lilienstem Livery Cond T j and Pree mw . Attorneys 
 
 Chincebaux, Frank D Restaurant Conklin & Conklin Attorneys 
 
 Christman Xavier B Conklin, Mrs. Mollie Graham 
 
 Hardware and Stoves Millinery 
 
 Chzauckas, John Groceries Conrini G c Physician 
 
 Ciaccio Bros. Conlisk, Geo. E Confectionery 
 
 Confectionery and Mfrs. Cigars Connelly Baking Co Wholesale 
 
 Citizens Coal Mining Co. Connelly Co., George S. 
 
 Wholesale Coal Grocery and Bakery 
 
 City Loan Co Conner, Arthur C Meats 
 
 City Steam Bakery Conner, W. E Hotel 
 
 Cizauckos, John Groceries Conover, Geo. B ' Gasoline 
 
 Clanton, B. G Attorney Conover Grain Co., E. B 
 
 Clark, Burrell C. and Ethel H. Constant & Groves Garage 
 
 Dyeing and Cleaning Consumers Steel Products Co 
 
 Clark, Edgar M.Wall Paper and Paints Converse, A. F Dentist 
 
 Clarks Tailor Shop Conway, J. S , ..Physician 
 
 Clarkson, Robert A Drugs Cook, John Tinner 
 
 Claus, Mrs. Rosa Groceries Cooksey, J. 
 
 Claypool, William E Drugs Restaurant and Confectionery 
 
 Clifford, Willis E . Groceries and Meats Cooper, John W Tinner 
 
 Close, Claiborne S Photo Supplies Cooper, Simon Restaurant 
 
 Clotfelter & Son Wm H Copelan, Chester Physician 
 
 General Store Corbett, Theresa M Hotel 
 
 Corea F A ..Painter 
 
 Clouser, Oliver S . . Groceries and Meats Cormeng & Coleman'. ...... . Groceries 
 
 Clover Leaf Insurance Co Cottage Studio Photography 
 
 Clutter, W. W. . Coutrakan & Kerasotes. Confectionery 
 
 Manufacturers and Wholesale Candy Cowdin, Fred P Physician 
 
 and Soda Water Cox, Charles J Oil 
 
 Coal Operators Mut. Fire Insurance Co. C ox W. H..Mgr. Faultless Cleaning Co. 
 
 Coats, Fred R Watch Repairer Cox & Robbius. Second-Hand Furniture 
 
 Cobbs Drug Co., John W Creighton, Chester H Groceries 
 
 Coe Bros Books Creighton, John T Attorney 
 
 Coe Co., Geo. E. Creese Bros Groceries 
 
 Commission Merchants Cressy, Fred R.Wall Paper and Paints
 
 CABS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 379 
 
 Crichfield & Mickons Blacksmiths 
 
 Crissey, Fred R. WaH Paper and Paints 
 
 Crow & Crow Produce 
 
 Crowder, Wm. D Carriage Painter 
 
 Croxon, Edw Veterinary Surgeon 
 
 Cronon, F. N. 
 
 Equitable Life Insurance Society 
 Crumlie, Wm. . . .Building Contractor 
 Cudahy Packing Co, Wholesale Meats 
 
 Cunningham, Sarah E Hotel 
 
 Cusick & Ponecy Hotel 
 
 Curtis & Wohosky Insurance 
 
 Custfn & Salzman 
 
 General Store and Pawnbrokers 
 
 Custin, A ., Groceries 
 
 Dahn, Wm Billiards and Cigars 
 
 Daly, Mrs. Henrietta Millinery 
 
 Daniel, Mrs. Sarah Groceries 
 
 Daniels, A. J Groceries 
 
 Danner Co., L. A Tailors 
 
 Dasdare, Frank Shoe Repairs 
 
 Daughenbough, Thos. J Dairy 
 
 David & Son, Jos. 
 
 Confectionery and Fruits 
 Davidson, A. H . Carriage Manufacturer 
 Davidson, H. B. 
 
 Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer 
 
 Davidson, T. W Physician 
 
 Davis, Oscar W. 
 
 Real Estate and Renting Co. 
 
 Dawley, Mrs. Emma A Dolls 
 
 Day, Geo. Edw.Wo^Z Paper and Paints 
 
 Deal, Don W Physician 
 
 Dean, Geo. L Livery 
 
 Eecatur Hotel 
 
 De Crastos Bros ...... Bicycle Repairs 
 
 Dee, Wm. E Clay Manufacturer 
 
 Deffenbaugh & Son, Wm. M. 
 
 Contractors 
 De Frates, A. J .... Groceries and Meats 
 
 De Frates, Dan Groceries 
 
 De Frates, Joseph M. 
 
 Groceries and Meats 
 
 De Frates, Wm Groceries 
 
 De Fratess, Port Restaurant 
 
 Deichmann, O. H Physician 
 
 DeLacy, Wm. P Dentist 
 
 Dellert, Wm Meats 
 
 De Pew, Clarence E Hotel 
 
 De Silvia Bros Grain 
 
 De Souza, Charles Tinner 
 
 Detrick, C. D Drugs 
 
 De Vares, D. A. Contractor and Builder 
 
 Dew Chill Parlor Restaurant 
 
 Dickerson Coal Co 
 
 Dirksen & Sons, A Furniture 
 
 Dirksen Candy Co. 
 
 Confectionery-Wholesale and Mfrs. 
 
 Dirksen, Frank T Furniture 
 
 Dirksen-Haag Candy Co Jobbers 
 
 Disken, Edward J Groceries 
 
 Dobbins, W. A Groceries 
 
 Dookum, R. M Groceries 
 
 Dodd & Brothers 
 
 Real Estate and Renting 
 
 Dodds, J. F Undertaker 
 
 Dodds, R. N Drugs 
 
 Doerfler, Fred B Groceries 
 
 Dolan Bros Groceries 
 
 Dollarhide, H Contractor 
 
 Donaldson & Co., R. S. 
 
 Wall Paper and Fresco Cleaner 
 
 Donaldson, Roy F Furs 
 
 Doenges, Wesley S. 
 
 Printers and Lithographers 
 
 Donelan & Donelan Dentists 
 
 Dimes, Rebecca Groceries 
 
 Donnell, Robert T Florist 
 
 Dorman, Jacob General Store 
 
 Dorr, Henry J Meats 
 
 Dougherty, R Bakery and Meats 
 
 Dowling, Jas. E Attorney 
 
 Draper & Lemmon Garage 
 
 Drendel, Solon Plumber 
 
 Drennan & Lawler Attorneys 
 
 Dresch, Henry W Soda Water 
 
 Dressendoerfer, Gus General Store 
 
 Dressendorfer & Co., J. E. . . .Groceries 
 
 Dudleston, Claude C Meats 
 
 Dudley, Ira M.... Livery and Transfer 
 
 Dumas, Mrs. Rebecca Groceries 
 
 Dun & Co., R. G. .Mercantile Agencies 
 
 Duncan, Addie L Groceries 
 
 Dundas, S. 
 
 Propr. The Wabash Cash Grocery 
 
 Dundee Woolen Mills 
 
 Dunham, B. F Photographer 
 
 Dunlap, J. A Physician 
 
 Dye, Nancy C... Hotel and Restaurant 
 East & Enlow.fteaZ Estate and Renting 
 
 East Side Lumber Yard 
 
 E. & W. Clothing Co 
 
 Eby, Don Alonzo Printer 
 
 Ecco Engineering Co. 
 
 Electric Contractors 
 
 Warren & Company 
 
 622 E. Washington St., Springfield, III. 
 
 Furniture, Rugs 
 and Stoves 
 
 Distributors in Central Illinois for 
 
 Estate Single Register Heater
 
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 Eck, Richard .............. Restaurant Feuer, Julius .................. Shoes 
 
 Eckstein, Michael ............ Attorney Feuer, Louis ................... Shoes 
 
 Edmonds, Frederick E ..... Hardware Fidelity Loan Co ............... Loans 
 
 Edmunds, Clara ............ Physician Fiebrantz, Wm ................ Tinner 
 
 Edmond, F. E. Fields, Romie ........... Auto Repairs 
 
 Tinner and Slate Roofers Finder, B. .. ............. Upholstering 
 
 Edwards & Chapman ........ Laundry n t 
 
 Edward J. Zimmerman . . . Starr Studio F ! rs J National Bank. .......... 
 
 Eggleston Bros ............. Groceries ^^JSJ* Bank .......... 
 
 Eeelpqton W P Insurance * isner urug btore ................... 
 
 Son A (^t'of) ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Lumber ^ & ^enwl. .Groceries and Meats 
 
 Fishman, M. 
 
 Eieison, Jonn Propr. Capitol Trunk Factory 
 
 Lumber-Wholesale and Retail Fisnman> R ^ Pa Broker and Notion V 8 
 
 Elaborated Roofing Co ............... Fitzgerald, A. M ............. Attorney 
 
 Elevator Milling Co .............. .... Fitzgerald, Robt E ........... Attorney 
 
 lite Millinery Store ................ Fitzsimmons, Frank ....... Contractor 
 
 Ellington, Geo ........... Retail Meats Fitzwater, Wm. .. Groceries and Meats 
 
 Elmore, J. B ............... Groceries Flaherty, Ed. V ............... Drugs 
 
 Elshoff, Anton ---- Groceries and Meats Fleishman, Jacob ............... Shoes 
 
 Elshoff, Henry .............. Groceries Flentje, Robert ............. Physician 
 
 Emerson, W. E.WaH Paper and Paints Flesch, Benjamin J ........ Contractor 
 
 Emery, Frederick C. Flesch, Frank W ..................... 
 
 Pres. Aztec Consolidated Mining Co. Contractor and Construction Co. 
 
 Empress Theater (The) .............. Flesch, R. B. 
 
 Emporium Millinery Store ............ Contractor and Construction Co. 
 
 Enders, Peter ........ __. ..... Groceries Fletcher, F. D .............. Physician 
 
 Endler, Israel .......... General Store plexitile Products & Kohuche Roofing 
 
 Engel, Peter .............. Shoemaker Company ...... Composition Roofing 
 
 Enterprise Cleaning Co ............... Flinn, Laurence L .......... Insurance 
 
 Erdman, Geo. C ............. Groceries Flood> John P ............... Attorney 
 
 Erwin, Enola M ......... China Studio , .,, , 
 
 Ettelbrick, Henry ...... Shoe Repairer F1 reville, Phoebe E 
 
 Eubanks, Geo. W. . Groceries and Meats Second-Hand Furniture 
 
 Evans, Frank N ............ Physician Fogarty, William J ............. Shoes 
 
 Ewing, Thomas L ........ . .Furniture Ford ' Tnos - B .............. Groceries 
 
 Fair (The).. ..General Store Forman, Samuel. Woman's Furnishings 
 
 Farmer & Sparrow ....... Blacksmiths Force, F. E. 
 
 Farmer & Sons, J. Dist - M ^ r - Holland Furnace Co. 
 
 Rug Manufacturers and Dealers Forestner, Dr. 
 
 Farmer's Independent Thresher Co... M <> r ' White Dental Parlors 
 
 Farmers' Liability Exchange ......... Forsyth, R. A ................. Pumps 
 
 Farmers' Lumber Company ........... Forsythe, George L ............ Meats 
 
 Farmers' National Bank .............. Fortado Co., J. L ............. Marble 
 
 Farrand Bros ......... ...... Groceries Fortune, J. J ...... Men's Furnishings 
 
 Farris, Joseph ............... Foundry Foss Charles ............. Restaurant 
 
 Fayart & Son, Eugene E. . . .Insurance Foster Sheet Metal Works 
 
 Fehlker, Henry ............ Contractor Manufacturers 
 
 Feldkamp, Henry ........... Groceries Foster, T. E .............. Blacksmith 
 
 Feldkamp, Rinder G ........ Groceries Foster, Wm., Metal Products Company 
 
 Feltham Drug Co., J. H .............. Foutch-Kerns Office Supply Co ........ 
 
 Ferchow Bros ........... Retail Meats Franke, Carl D. 
 
 Ferchow, Gustav J .......... Groceries (Pres.) Paris Cleaning Co. 
 
 Fernandes, John ............ Groceries Franke, Charles S ............... Furs 
 
 Fernandes, L. J ........... Blacksmith Frank, C. J.. .Ice Cream Manufacturer 
 
 Ferreira, John H .......... Blacksmith Franklin Life Insurance Co .......... 
 
 Ferriera, Isaac ............. Groceries Franklin Printing Company (The)... 
 
 Fetzer & Co. Franks, C. J .Manufacturers Ice Cream 
 
 Manufacturers Farm Machinery Franks, Sarah (Mrs. Jacob) .Groceries
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 381 
 
 Franz Bros. Packing Company 
 
 Franz, Charles J Meats 
 
 Franz & Franz. . .Groceries and Meats 
 
 Frazee, C. A Physician 
 
 Frazee, O. L Dentist 
 
 Freds Shoe Repair Shops 
 
 Freeman Jewel & Bixler Manufacturing 
 
 Company 
 French & Sons Piano Company 
 
 Wholesale and Retail 
 
 French, C. A Physician 
 
 Freund & Son, J. W Insurance 
 
 Friedman, Archie Groceries 
 
 Friedman, H. I Wall Paper 
 
 Friedman, R. B....Mgr. Peoples Store 
 
 Friedman, S. S Drugs 
 
 Friedmeyer, John G Attorney 
 
 Frisch & Co., J Drugs 
 
 Furlong Dry Goods Co. (The) 
 
 Furlong, Jas Millinery 
 
 Fyfe, Alexander Groceries 
 
 G. & E. Cut Price Furniture Co 
 
 G. & W. Specialty Co. 
 
 Manufacturers Candy 
 
 Gaa & Murray Undertakers 
 
 Gadert & Maggenti Groceries 
 
 Gaft'igan, Michael Groceries 
 
 Gaffney, Randall E Drugs 
 
 Gaiety Confectionery Company 
 
 Gaiety Theater Co. .'. 
 
 Gallager, Charles F. 
 
 Coal, Feed and Poultry 
 
 Gallager, James E Groceries 
 
 Galloway, Edw Groceries 
 
 Ganci, Joseph 
 
 Fruits and Confectionery 
 
 Gard, C. E Attorney 
 
 Gardert, John A Restaurant 
 
 Gardiner, W. P Painter 
 
 Gasde Emil & Company Paints 
 
 Gately Credit Clothing Co 
 
 Gaupp, John Florist 
 
 Gedman, Chas. K Groceries 
 
 Gehlman, C. E Livery 
 
 Gehlman, Frederick Contractor 
 
 Gehlman & Co Contractors 
 
 Gem Drug Co 
 
 Georg, Victor (Est. of) . .Photography 
 George, E. J. 
 
 Mgr. Woolworth Co., F. W. 
 George & Son, J. P. 
 
 Tinners, Furnaces, etc. 
 
 George & Reason Tinners 
 
 Gibbs, Chas Attorney 
 
 Gietl, Albert E.. Groceries and Meats 
 Gietl Bros. .. .Carriage Manufacturers 
 
 Gietl, J. J Meats 
 
 Giffin, D. L Attorney 
 
 Gillespie, Geo. B Attorney 
 
 Gillgrass, D Groceries 
 
 Gingold, Isaac General Store 
 
 Glazer, Moses Groceries 
 
 Glazer, Morris Groceries 
 
 Gleason, Laurin J Electrician 
 
 Glenn, Harlie Blacksmith 
 
 Goddard, White Co Vulcanizing 
 
 Godfred, E. B Physician 
 
 Godley, F. 
 
 Autos and Manufacturers Shoddy 
 
 Godmins, C. K Retail Meats 
 
 Golden, Jacob Dry Goods 
 
 Golden Rule Grocery 
 
 Goldman, John 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Liquors 
 
 Goldsmith, Maroe Groceries 
 
 Goldstein, Mrs. B Junk 
 
 Goldstein, Jacob .. Groceries and Meats 
 Good & Fisher 
 
 Propr. Avenue Food Shop (The) 
 
 Good, W. H Groceries 
 
 Goodpasture & Darneille. . .Stationery 
 
 Goodrich Rubber Co., B. F 
 
 Goodwin, Mrs. Elizabeth .... Groceries 
 
 Goodwyn & Ryan Contractor 
 
 Gordon, N. R Physician 
 
 Gore, Morgan E Tailor 
 
 Gorey, J. P Shoes 
 
 Gottschalk, Frederick Groceries 
 
 Gourley & Bro., A, F Jewelry 
 
 Graeff & Goodwin . Sheet Metal Works 
 
 Graham & Graham Attorneys 
 
 Graham Gas & Electric Co 
 
 Graham Bros. . . .Cigar Manufacturers 
 
 Graham, John Furniture 
 
 Graham, Nellie E. 
 
 Mgr. Graham Gas & Electric Fixture 
 Co. 
 
 Graham, Paul Cigars 
 
 Gralnick & Perlmutter. General, Store 
 Grant Company (The) 
 
 Manufacturers Stock and Poultry 
 
 Remedies 
 
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 Founded 1868 
 
 GEO. HAWKINS 
 
 General Agent 
 
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 Grand Union Tea Co 
 
 Graser Bros snoes 
 
 Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co 
 
 Great Eastern Suply Co. 
 
 Wholesale Groceries 
 Gravel Springs Co. . . .Mineral Water 
 
 Gray, Dentists 
 
 Green, Peter Restaurant 
 
 Green & Co., Geo. B. 
 
 Wall Paper and Fresco Cleaner 
 
 Greenberg, D Clothing 
 
 Greene & Lewis Hairdressers 
 
 Greene, G. M Groceries 
 
 Greer, D. R. 
 
 Furniture and House Furnishings 
 
 Gregory, B Fish 
 
 Grieg-Westman 
 
 Hardware, Plumbing and Heating 
 
 Co. 
 
 Grey, John Meats 
 
 Grieder, D. R Sign Painter 
 
 Griffith, B. B Physician 
 
 Griswold & Co., E. D Carpets 
 
 Griswold, Herbert M Furniture 
 
 Griswold Real Estate & Loan Co 
 
 Groesch, Barbara L Meats 
 
 Groesch Bros Meats 
 
 Groesch, Carl & Son Meats 
 
 Groesch, Charles N. 
 
 Groceries and Meats 
 
 Grosch, Frank X Meats 
 
 Groesch, George Jr ....Meats 
 
 Groesch, Sr. George . Wholesale Meats 
 
 Groesch, Henry C. 
 
 Groceries and Meats 
 
 Gubitz, Edward A Groceries 
 
 Guinan & Nemeth Groceries 
 
 Gullett & Gullett Attorneys 
 
 Guralnik, Ben Shoes 
 
 Guralnik, Jacob Shoes 
 
 Gus, Frank. .Kentucky Distilling Co. 
 
 Guymon, Ralph A Printer 
 
 Haag, Co. A. L Wholesale Candy 
 
 H. & H. Electric Co. 
 
 Delco Light Dealers 
 
 Haas, Ed. C Saddlery Specialties 
 
 Haas Electric & Manfg. Co., R. (The) 
 
 Supplies 
 Haenig Electric Co. 
 
 Electric Fixtures & Supplies 
 Hagler, Elmer E. & A. Lee. .Physicians 
 
 Halbert, L. V Dentist 
 
 Halbert, W. A Physician 
 
 Hale, John Hat Manufacturing Co. 
 
 Hall, Hubert R Attorney 
 
 .Hall, John Bottling Works 
 
 Hall, William C Jewelr 
 
 Halliday, H. K Photographe 
 
 Hamann, Ed. H Printe 
 
 Hamman, Geo. J . . Cigar Manufacture 
 Hankins, George G. 
 
 Groceries, Fish and Poultr 
 
 Hankins, T. J Real Estat 
 
 Hanratty Company (The) . . .Plumber 
 
 Hanesn, Chas H Contracto 
 
 Harbauer & Benoer Meat 
 
 Hargitt, J. L Cigar Manufacture 
 
 Harkins, Mrs. Bertha 
 
 Cigar Manufacture 
 
 Harkins, Mike Cigar 
 
 Harmon, C. F Physicia 
 
 Harriett, George W. 
 
 Wall Paper and Paint 
 
 Harper, Geo. M Physicia 
 
 Harris J. Bentley Garag 
 
 Harris & Clapp Grocerie 
 
 Harris, Nickles Co Loan 
 
 Harris, Oscar E., Jr. Automobile Agen 
 Harison, Ralph W . Groceries and Meat 
 
 Hart, Aaron J Baker 
 
 Hartford Steam Boiler Insp. & Ins 
 
 Co. 
 
 Hartman, Sons C Baker 
 
 Hartman, Edw. F. 
 
 Books and Stationer. 
 Hartman Printing Company 
 
 Printers, Bookbinders, eti 
 Hartman, Henry L. 
 
 Cigar Manufacture 
 
 Hartman, W. B Grocerie 
 
 Hartmann Bros. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Baker, 
 Hartwell, Inc., J. F. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Jewelry 
 
 Hasenwinkle Grain Co Broker 
 
 Haskins, H. F Physician 
 
 Hatch, F. L Attorney 
 
 Hatcher Co., O. W Automobile 
 
 Hauck, Joseph L. . Cigar Manufacturer 
 
 Hauger Co., C. C Clothin* 
 
 Hawks & Rhodes Real Estat( 
 
 Hay, Logan Attorney 
 
 Haynes, R. W Real Estat( 
 
 Hayward & Talley 
 
 Capitol City Cereal Co 
 Hayward, L. O. 
 
 Hardware and Manufacturers Flout 
 
 Hazell, E. F Dentis 
 
 Hefferman, Michael Contracto, 
 
 Hefferman, Wm . . . Electric Contractor 
 
 Heigold, Chas. F Grocerie. 
 
 Heimbricker & Cole Florist* 
 
 Heimlick, Mrs. M.... Woman's Tailm
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 383 
 
 Heineke & Co Hood Cement Veneer Co. 
 
 Manufacturers Threshing Machine Manufacturers of Veneer Blocks 
 
 Attachments Hopkins, Arthur G Hotel 
 
 Heisel, Philip A. & Kate Groceries Hopkins, Louis L Dentist 
 
 Heizer, James L Groceries Hopkins, L. P Plumber 
 
 Helms, G. W Insurance Horin, Wm Groceries 
 
 Hembreiker & Cole Florists Horin, John Jr Shoes 
 
 Hemp, Jacob K Dental Supplies Horn, Moses B. Household Sign System 
 
 Henderson, Berry S Physician Horn, W. J Sign Posting System 
 
 Henderson, J. F Restaurant Hornstein, Isidor 
 
 Henkel, Herbert Physician Groceries and Fruits 
 
 Henkel, H. B Physician Horovitz M Men , Furni <> hir)a ~ 
 
 TTannoesv Too TT flrnrerip? nuiuviiz;, ivi wvn 6 urnibmngs 
 
 ^ n Ittn Hotsman, A Clothing and Shoei 
 
 2! 7 ' P A ? 'arnZr^ Howard, Thomas W .Wall Paper 
 
 2 f' G 2-J J 'i' A arnrZ^l Howard, William M Contractor 
 
 Hensley, Samuel A Groceries , . , 
 
 Herder, Charles M Shoes H ard f f lesch 0|i . 
 
 Herman, A. S Real Estate Manufacturers Shellac Wood Filler 
 
 Herman & Co Insurance Hudson, Geo. W Printer 
 
 Herman's Ladies' Shop * Hudson & Company, James L. 
 
 Woman's Furnishings Wholesale and Retail Hardware 
 
 Hermann, Leonard Groceries Hudson, R. F Physician 
 
 Herndon, Gray -. Attorney Hudson Sales Company. .Automobiles 
 
 Herndon & Co, R. F Dry Goods Huffman & Chapman 
 
 Herndon, R. F. Physician , J 2*** 
 
 Herndons Dressmaking Dept Huggms, G. G. .Wall Paper and Paints 
 
 Heron, Harry.., Plumber Huggms, R. S Paints, etc. 
 
 Herter, Chas. M Shoe Repairer Hughes, Mrs. Katie P Restaurant 
 
 Hess Grocery Company 2 U ?L & ^ 6W A by Paints 
 
 Hess & Company, H. M Tailors ulett **"* Dru 9 s 
 
 Hey, Wm. A Photo Supplies Humpert, J. M Restaurant 
 
 Hickox, Chas. V Insurance Hurst Silo & Tank Co 
 
 Hickox, Geo. C Insurance Ichkowsky, Anna General Store 
 
 High Ball Manufacturing. Metal Polish Ichkowsky, Morris Groceries 
 
 Highmore, J. B Livery ; dea j Garage (The) 
 
 Hill, Frank B Groceries deal Misery Store 
 
 "romnanv ePr f ^^ & TranSfer ^Manlfa^cturers Ideal Engines 
 
 Ide, H. L Photo Supplies 
 
 Hilmer, Rudolph W Pianos Ideal Millinery Company 
 
 Hinners Motor Company, C. W Ihlenfeldt, Louis Groceries 
 
 Garage Ihlenfeldt & Co., W. G Groceries 
 
 Hocker & Company, E. W. Illinois Apron Co. .... .Manufacturers 
 
 Cement Blocks Illinois Art Metal Co. 
 
 Hodde, Mrs. W. L Hotel Manufacturers and Jobbers 
 
 Hoddei Wm. Louis . Wholesale Produce Illinois Automobile Co. 
 
 Hofer, F. A Groceries Autos and Supplies 
 
 Hoff, Alonzo Attorney Illinois Cash Grocery 
 
 Hoff acker, V. .Mgr. Victor Cleaning Co. Illinois Business College 
 
 Hofferkamp Bros. Illinois Central Grain Co 
 
 Hardware and Stoves Hinois Coal Operators Assn 
 
 TT T-IIS v *i. T^ Illinois Collieries Co. .Wholesale Coal 
 
 Hoffman, Elizabeth K Millinery imnois Corrugated Metal Company. . . 
 
 Hog- Joy System (The) Illinois Dairy Company 
 
 Manufacturers Remedies Illinois Dry Cleaning & Dyeing Works 
 
 Hohenstein, John Groceries Illinois Granite & Store Works 
 
 Hollis Machine Shop Illinois Hotel Operating Company.... 
 
 Holmes, W. B Veterinary Surgeon Illinois Ice Cream Company 
 
 Holz, Carl W Groceries Illinois Land & Loan Co 
 
 Home Building & Loan Assn Illinois Meat Market
 
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 Illinois Motor Fire Casualty Assn 
 
 Illinois National Bank 
 
 Illinois Plumbing & Heating Company 
 
 Illinois Post Company 
 
 Illinois Produce & Provision Company 
 
 Illinois State Insurance Co 
 
 Illinois State Journal Company 
 
 Publishers and Printers 
 Illinois State Register Company. .... 
 
 Illinois Tobacco Company 
 
 Illinois Watch Company 
 
 Illinois Wireless Equipment Company 
 Indian Refining Co... Office Outfitters 
 Ingels, James. . .Bicycles and Repairs 
 International Harvester Co. 
 
 Agricultural Implements 
 International Shoe Co. 
 
 Manufacturers and Wholesalers 
 
 Inter-Ocean Casualty Co 
 
 Interurban Hotel 
 
 Irvine & Lenz 
 
 Opticians and Optometrists 
 Irvine, Wm. B. 
 
 Optician and Optometrist 
 
 Irwin, Edw. F Attorney 
 
 Irwin, C. J Garage 
 
 Irwin, Horace C. . . .Builders Supplies 
 
 Jackson Electric Co 
 
 Jackson Feed Co 
 
 Jackson, J. M. 
 
 Millinery and Woman's Furnishings 
 Jackson Suit & Millinery Company... 
 
 Jackson's Restaurant 
 
 Jageman-Bode Company 
 
 Wholesale Groceries 
 
 James, A. C. & H. L Physicians 
 
 James & Sons, F. M. 
 
 Livery Transfer and Feed 
 
 James, R. F Insurance 
 
 Jancik, Steven ... Groceries and Meats 
 
 Jannessa, Frank Groceries 
 
 Janssen, H. Fred . . Florist s and Seeds 
 
 Jarrett & Catrpn Attorneys 
 
 Jefferson Coal Mining Co 
 
 Jefferson Printing Company 
 
 Jegla, Fred C Shoe Repairs 
 
 Jenkins Smart Shop Tailors 
 
 Jenkins, C. H Attorney 
 
 Jenkins, Elias. .Woman's Furnishings 
 
 Jennings Auto Sales Company 
 
 Jennings, David Harness 
 
 Jewel Tea Co 
 
 Johnannes Bros Motorcycles 
 
 Johnson, Arthur B Automobiles 
 
 Johnson, Edward Electrician 
 
 Johnson, Jay A Drugs 
 
 Johnston-Hatcher Company 
 
 General Store 
 Jones Cafe 
 
 Jones, Clarence A Attorney 
 
 Jones, C. E Real Estate 
 
 Jones, Edward B Restaurant 
 
 Jones Furniture Company 
 
 Jones & Adams Coal Company 
 
 Jones & Bernard (Successor to Jos. C. 
 
 Bernard) Insurance 
 
 Jones & Bierly Physicians 
 
 Jones, Jas Real Estate 
 
 Josephson, Mrs. Ester 
 
 Groceries and Meats 
 
 Jay, Sam Restaurant 
 
 Joy & Park Wholesale Products 
 
 Joys Chop Suey Restaurant 
 
 Kaiserman, Moris 
 
 Furniture and Stoves 
 
 Kalb & Kruger Company Clothing 
 
 Kasper, Frank . . . Groceries and Meats 
 
 Kasper, Wm Groceries 
 
 Katz, Harry Bags and Burlap 
 
 Katz, Joseph . . Clothing and Furniture 
 
 Kaufman, E. & L Groceries 
 
 Kautch, Jacob Groceries and Meats 
 
 Keil, H. K Groceries and Meats 
 
 Keller, James S Auto Repairs 
 
 Kellie, E. F. 
 
 Pres. Western Anier. Highway Co. 
 
 Kellner, Maurice J. 
 
 Groceries and Meats 
 
 Kelly, Frank J Groceries 
 
 Kelly, J. W Physician 
 
 Kennedy, Geo. W. '. Attorney 
 
 Kennedy, Thomas F Blacksmith 
 
 Kenney, T. 
 
 Messengers and Parcel Delivery 
 
 Kerlin, Ben Livery 
 
 Kerlin & Egan Undertakers 
 
 Kerr, A. W Attorney 
 
 Kern Bros.-ReaZ Estate and Insurance 
 
 Kerst Bros Tinners 
 
 Kerwin Implement Company 
 
 Kessberger, A. W Photography 
 
 Kessler, Isaac . . Second Hand Clothing 
 
 Ketchum, F.. G Physician 
 
 Keys, Alvin S. & Co. 
 
 Real Estate and Loans 
 
 Keys, Alvin S .Wholesale Coal 
 
 Kibele Bros Plumbers 
 
 Kidder, C Eureka Mattress Co. 
 
 Kikendall Printing Co 
 
 Kilbride, E. R Real Estate 
 
 Kilhoffer, H. L Veterinary Surgeon 
 
 Kimble, John M. 
 
 Wall Paper and Paints 
 King, Farnum & Co. 
 
 Stocks and Grain Brokers 
 King, J. A Physician
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 385 
 
 King, John L Attorney 
 
 Kings Shop 
 
 Fancy Goods and Woman's Furnish- 
 ings. 
 
 Kinkead, Howard C Real Estate 
 
 Kinnear, Theron Physician 
 
 Kinney, G. R Retail Shoes 
 
 Kinsella, R. F. . . Paints 
 
 Kinsella Varnish Company 
 
 Manufacturers 
 
 Kirby, B. L Dentist 
 
 Kirkin & Egan 
 
 Undertakers and Livery 
 Klaholt, A. W. 
 
 Shoes and Military Supplies 
 
 Klaholt Engraving Company 
 
 Klaholt, Henry & Son Clothing 
 
 Klaholt, Joseph C (Est. of ).. .Jewelry 
 
 Kalphake, L. H Tailor 
 
 Knights of Industry Insurance 
 
 Knoedler, Joseph & Co Bakery 
 
 Knoil, Theo. F Dentist 
 
 Knotts, C. A Groceries 
 
 Knox & Company. Billiards and Cigars 
 
 Knudson, Theo. Jas Physician 
 
 Koehn, Charles F Groceries 
 
 Koenig, Chas Wholesale Produce 
 
 Koenig, Karl J. 
 
 Mgr. Minn. Potato & Produce Co. 
 
 Kohler, Mrs. M Hotel 
 
 Kokenis, Geo Billiards and Cigars 
 
 Kokenis & Vikes Candy 
 
 Kolanda, Mrs. James Hotel 
 
 Kopatz, Fred Shoe Repairs 
 
 Koratsky, Paul ... Groceries and Meats 
 
 Kraetsch, Roy Groceries 
 
 Kramp, Frank Tinner 
 
 Kraus, Nicholas M. 
 
 Groceries and Bakery 
 
 Krause, Mrs. Frieda Bakery 
 
 Kravick, L. A Drugs 
 
 Kreider, G. N t Physician 
 
 Kremitzke, Wm .' Groceries 
 
 Kresge Co., S. S Retail Notions 
 
 Kritzberger, Joseph Livery 
 
 Kronz & Pugh Gunsmiths 
 
 Krotzsch, G. J Dentist 
 
 Kuhlman, John H Tailor 
 
 Kuhlman, Mary Groceries 
 
 Kuhlman, W. L. 
 
 Store Fixtures and Mirrors 
 
 Kunz, Adolph F Clothing 
 
 Kussmaul, William F Groceries 
 
 La Bonte, C. M. Manufacturers Trunks 
 
 $16,000,000 Wasted in Fuel 
 
 in the home heating plants in Illinois 
 every season by loose fitting doors 
 and no provision for burning the 
 gases with pre-heated air" is' the 
 startling statement of the Illinois 
 University. 
 
 The Farris Furnace 
 
 is designed and built to get the greatest 
 amount of heat units out of the fuel. 
 
 All doors are ground air tight, joints cor- 
 rectly proportioned as to weight and thick- 
 ness in the several parts. Farris Furnaces 
 are gas and dust proof and will save up to 
 twenty per cent in fuel bills. 
 
 Sold Direct From the Factory 
 to Consumer } a q-gj 
 
 price. All parts of furnace are guaranteed 
 for five years. We can heat any home new 
 or old, and will make your heating estimates 
 without cost to you. 
 
 Examine this furnace before buying. 
 Let Us Send You Circular No. 3 
 
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 Lacely, The Hatter. .. .Hat s and Caps 
 
 Laino Bros Clothing and Shoes 
 
 Lambert, A Dentist 
 
 ' Lambert, E Dentist 
 
 Lamit, Louis 
 
 Retail Meats and Groceries 
 
 Lamken & Siefken Bakery 
 
 Landrey, Edw. 
 
 Messengers and Parcel Delivery 
 
 Lange, B. A Clothing 
 
 Lanphier & Co Insurance 
 
 Larrimore, G. K. 
 
 Agent DuPont Powder Co. 
 
 Lauer, J. A Groceries 
 
 Laurel Street Pharmacy 
 
 Lauterbach, Emil Garage 
 
 Lauterbach & Bro., J. E .... Groceries 
 
 Lauterbach, Louis H Tinner 
 
 Lauterbach, Lucy S Hardware 
 
 Lavely, R. W Men's Furnishings 
 
 Lavin, Patrick J Catholic Books 
 
 Lawler, W. J Attorney 
 
 Laws, Thomas S Groceries 
 
 Layendecker, Jacob 
 
 Wall Paper and Paints 
 
 Layman, Howard Dentist 
 
 Leaverton, G. W. . . . Wholesale Shoes 
 
 Ledzus Retail Meats 
 
 Lee, Chas Groceries 
 
 Lee, John M Drugs 
 
 Legg Shoe Company, P. M. 
 
 Manufacturing 
 
 Lehne, Arthur Bakery 
 
 Leib & Leib Dentists 
 
 Leis Pie Company, H. O. 
 
 Bakery and Restaurant 
 
 Leland Hotel 
 
 Lewis, H... Clothing and Shoes 
 
 Lewis, Harry W. 
 
 Groceries and Produce 
 
 Lewis, Warren Attorney 
 
 Lewis-Lynd & Company Grain 
 
 Lewis, Wiggins 
 
 Agricultural Implements 
 
 Lincoln Bindery Comp'any 
 
 Lincoln Park Coal & Brick Co 
 
 Lindsay, W". C Painter 
 
 Lindsay, V. T Physician 
 
 Lindquist, J. A Physician 
 
 Lincoln Park Coal & Brick Co 
 
 Lincoln Drug Co Pharmacy 
 
 Link & Company, Frank M Shoes 
 
 Little & Son Real Estate 
 
 Lloyd, C. A Physician 
 
 Lloyd & Co., J. H. 
 
 Stock and Grain Brokers 
 Lochman Bros. .Jewelry and Optician 
 Lockwood, E. K Physician 
 
 Lockle, David Physician 
 
 Logan, C. A Restaurant 
 
 Lomelino, E. F. 
 
 Manufacturers Baking Powder 
 
 Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co 
 
 Loper, Harry T Garage 
 
 Lorchneider, Joseph Contractor 
 
 Loretta Butter, Cheese & Coffee Co. . . 
 Lourie Manufacturing Company 
 
 Tire Setters 
 Ludwig, Henry 
 Propr. The Boston Shoe Repair Shcp 
 
 Luers & Son, B. H Shoes 
 
 Lutkemeyer, A Photographer 
 
 Lutz, John 
 
 Hats and Men's Furnishings 
 
 Lynch, Cornelius J Hotel 
 
 Lynch, Wm. E.... Cigar Manufacturer 
 
 Lyon & Shelly Attorneys 
 
 Lyon. T. E Attorney 
 
 Lyric Theater 
 
 McAnunty, R. H ..Attorney 
 
 McCabe, John B Marble 
 
 McCabe & Company Undertakers 
 
 McCarthy, David H Physician 
 
 McCarty, Wm. T Feed 
 
 McCaskey, Katrina (Mrs. Jno) 
 
 Groceries 
 
 McCauley, A Mgr. Angel Cafeteria 
 
 McClelland, Ha Music Studio 
 
 McConnell, Will Loans 
 
 McConnell, Jr., Will H Loans 
 
 McCourtney Dry Goods Company . . . 
 
 McCoy Laundry Company 
 
 McCoy, W. Jay Groceries 
 
 McCrea, J. H. 
 
 Mgr. Watch Factory Print Shop 
 
 McCrea & Scharafin Printers 
 
 McCreery, John H Hotel 
 
 McDaniel, Nichols. .Studio 
 
 Photography 
 
 McDonald, Joseph G Meats 
 
 McElfresh, H. L Physician 
 
 McGreean, John Hides and Furs 
 
 McGinley Bros. Wan Paper and Paints 
 
 McGinnis, Cornelius P Plumber 
 
 McGourty, M. F. 
 
 Manufacturers Cigars 
 
 McGowan & Troxell Storage Co 
 
 McGowan Co., F. M Hides 
 
 McGowan, J. J. 
 
 Mgr. The Capitol City Hide and 
 
 Wool Co. 
 
 McGrath, Timothy Attorney 
 
 McGregor,, James W Restaurant 
 
 Mclntyre, A. L Fancy Goods 
 
 McKee Construction Co. . .Contractors
 
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 McKee, P. J Plumbing 
 
 McKee & Zumbrook 
 
 Oarage -and Auto Repairs 
 
 McKe"own, Davis Attorney 
 
 McMahon, Bdw. . . .Sheet Metal Works 
 McMahon, James 
 
 Wholesale Notions and Manufact- 
 urers Overalls. 
 
 McManus, Jas F Groceries 
 
 McNaniara, Dennis Groceries 
 
 McNeill & Sylvia Confectionery 
 
 McPherson, Wm. D Drugs 
 
 McRoberts Real Estate Company 
 
 McQuern, Frank. .Cement Contractor 
 
 McSherry & James Restaurant 
 
 Mac's Calendar & Advertising Co 
 
 MacDonald, J. G Meats 
 
 Maclntires Art Store 
 
 Mackson, Mrs. Amelia E .... Groceries 
 MacPherson & Edwards, Inc. 
 
 Dry Goods 
 
 MacPherson, J. F Real Estate 
 
 Mack, George 
 
 Confectionery and Fruits 
 
 Maddy, W. L Hotel 
 
 Madison & Zarnteen Millinery 
 
 Mahaffey, Edw. J. 
 
 Groceries and Bakery 
 
 Mahoney, F. W Groceries 
 
 Maidaner, John. .Retail Confectioner 
 
 Majerus, John E Auto Repairs 
 
 Majestic Theater 
 
 Malambri, Samuel Fruits 
 
 Maidaner & Son Confectionery 
 
 Maloney & Barry Restaurant 
 
 Maloney, Robt Restaurant 
 
 Mangus & Adams 
 
 Medicine Manufacturers 
 Mankavich, Joseph 
 
 Groceries and Meats 
 
 Manning, John P Groceries 
 
 Marsh, E. E ....'.. Veterinary Surgeon 
 Marsh, Miss Mae . Cleaning and Dyeing 
 
 Marshall, Andrew Groceries 
 
 Marshall, Andrew J Groceries 
 
 Marshall & Lawrence 
 
 Wholesale Ice Cream 
 
 Mason, F. E Groceries 
 
 Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance 
 Company 
 
 Masters & Masters Attorneys 
 
 Masterson & Son, E Upholsterers 
 
 Mastorakos, Steve 
 
 Propr. The Boy's Candy Shop 
 
 Matheis Drug Store 
 
 Matheis Hardware Co. 
 
 Hardware and Stoves 
 Matheis, R.. Tinner and Slate Roofer 
 Matheny, J. H. & Robt Attorneys 
 
 Matheny, Lee 
 
 Collection and Claim Agent 
 Mathey, Dixon & Co. 
 
 Investment Brokers 
 Martin, Harry .. Groceries and Meats 
 
 Matthews, Chas. L Groceries 
 
 Maurer, Anton J Meats 
 
 Maurer Bros Meats 
 
 Maurer, Franklin Physician 
 
 Maurer, Jr., Henry E Garage 
 
 Maurer Ice & Coal Company 
 
 Maurer, Leonard. Billiards and Cigars 
 
 Mautz, G. J Physician 
 
 Maxcy, J. R Real Estate 
 
 Maxon, O. F Physician 
 
 Mayer, Fred H . . Pianos 
 
 Mayer Grocery Co 
 
 Meador, Chas. A.. Electric Contractor 
 
 Mehaffey, Ed. J Hotel 
 
 Meikle, George 
 
 Manufacturers Watch Materials 
 
 Meissner, Adolph Harness 
 
 Melcher, Oscar A Tinner 
 
 Meline, Joseph Monuments 
 
 Mendelson Sons, S. N Clothing 
 
 Menter Co., The Retail Clothing 
 
 Meranda, B. M Mgr. The Fair 
 
 Merchants' Transfer & Storage Co. . . 
 
 Merkel & Son, F. X Paints 
 
 Merryles, A. /. . .Automobile Supplies 
 Mester, Julius F.. Cigar Manufacturer 
 
 Metcalf Co., Ed. B Undertakers 
 
 Metcalf, E. P Undertaker 
 
 Metcalf, H. L : Physician 
 
 Metcalf, Samuel T Groceries 
 
 Metropolitan Garage & Taxi Co " 
 
 Metropolitan Life Insurance Co 
 
 Metz, Frank A Meats 
 
 Metz, I. W Physician 
 
 Metzger, Charles . Groceries and Meats 
 
 Metzger, Fred W Drugs 
 
 Metzger, Jr., George....' Meats 
 
 Meyer Electric Co.. Electric Supplies 
 
 Meyer, J. G Physician 
 
 Meyer, Max Groceries 
 
 Meyer, William A... Electric Supplies 
 
 Midden, Henry Groceries 
 
 Middendorf , Ed. H Florist 
 
 Miles, J. I Dentist 
 
 Millar, Wm. J Attorney 
 
 Miller, Anton. .. .Groceries and Meats 
 Miller, A. 
 
 Propr. The Springfield Rug Works 
 
 Miller, Miss Belle Florist 
 
 Miller, C. F Pumps 
 
 Miller Monument Wks, (The) Chas. M. 
 
 Miller, Edward C Harness 
 
 Miller, Frank R Tile, etc. 
 
 Miller, J Groceries and Meats 
 
 Miller, J. F Real Estate
 
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 Miller & Son, W. B Hardware 
 
 Miller & Husband . Bridge Contractors 
 Milligan, Dr. C. W. 
 Springfield Mud and Bath Sanitarium 
 Mills, Charles P. (Est. of) 
 
 Publisher 
 
 Mills, Geo. W Dentist 
 
 Minder, Geo. F .Printer 
 
 Mine Operators Indemnity Exchange. . 
 
 Miser, W. B Mgr. B. & B. Coal Co. 
 
 Mitchell, Albert S Drugs 
 
 Mitchell, Fred C.. Billiards and Cigars 
 
 Mitchell, Walter B Groceries 
 
 Mohay, John.... Retail Meats 
 
 Monroe, J. O. 
 
 Mgr. United Press Association 
 Montgomery, F. H-. 
 
 Woman's Furnishings 
 
 Montgomery, Ward & Co 
 
 Monti, Leo Groceries 
 
 Montour Coal Co 
 
 Moran, W. J Groceries and Meats 
 
 Morgan & Sons Furniture 
 
 Morgan, Geo. M Attorney 
 
 Moritmer, C. F Attorney 
 
 Morgan, I. C Groceries 
 
 Mount Olive Coal Co 
 
 Morrell, Catherine E Groceries 
 
 Morris Iron & Machinery Co 
 
 Morris, M. T>...Mgr. Imperial Garage 
 
 Morris, Moses Junk 
 
 Morris, S. E..Fish, Game and Oysters 
 
 Morrison, H. T '. . .Physician 
 
 Morton, J. A Real Estate 
 
 Moser, John Dry Goods 
 
 Moughan, J. J Groceries 
 
 Mueller, Erhardt & Co. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Cigars 
 
 Mund, Carl Hats 
 
 Munroe, Graf ton .Dentist 
 
 Munson, S. E Physician 
 
 Murphy Grain Co 
 
 Murphy, H. C. 
 
 Mgr. Underwood Typewriter Co. 
 
 Murphy, James F Plumber 
 
 Murphy, John N Plumbing 
 
 Murphy, Nell 
 Woman's Furnishings and Millinery 
 
 Murphy, Thomas Groceries 
 
 Murray, A. G Attorney 
 
 Murray, Alexander Groceries 
 
 Murray, Charles O Fish 
 
 Murray, G. W Attorney 
 
 Murray & Co., J. Ray Real Estate 
 
 Murray Co., Ward G. 
 
 Investment Brokers 
 
 Musick, Albert B Groceries 
 
 Mussillon & Bro., J. A. 
 
 Bicycles, Safes and Typewriters 
 Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New 
 
 York 
 
 Meyers Bros Clothing 
 
 Myers, Mrs. Daniel D Hotel 
 
 Myers, Peter Men's Furnishings 
 
 Najim, Saleem 
 
 Confectionery and Fruits 
 
 Nases & Dovikas Confectionery 
 
 National Cash Register Co 
 
 National Dairy Co 
 
 National House & Window Cleaning 
 
 Co. 
 
 National Loan Company 
 
 National Refining Co Oil 
 
 National Zinc Co Smelters 
 
 Natural Health Flour Co. 
 
 Manufacturers 
 
 Neal, Chas. N Dentist 
 
 Neal, John R Drugs 
 
 Neef, H. E Photographer 
 
 Neer, I. E Physician 
 
 Neideffer, R Billiards 
 
 Nelch & Son, Henry Contractor 
 
 Nelsch, Walter Groceries 
 
 Nelson, Andrew. .Groceries and Meats 
 
 Nelson, C. E Physician 
 
 Nelson, James B Groceries 
 
 Nelson, Nels Tailor 
 
 Nelson, Black Co Insurance 
 
 Neu, Chas. W. A. .Groceries and Meats 
 Neuman, J. G.. Hardware and Tinner 
 
 Newlin, Wm. D Autos 
 
 Newman, Jr., J Cloaks and Suits 
 
 New Normandie Hotel 
 
 New York Grocery & Pfb'duce Co 
 
 Nichols, E. E. 
 
 Harness, Wall Paper and Paints 
 
 Nickey, Harry W. Dyeing and Cleaning 
 
 Nielson & Brown Livery 
 
 Niswonger, Cassie Millinery 
 
 Noblett, T. J. 
 
 Electric Contractors and Supplies 
 
 Nokes, A. B Milk Dairy 
 
 Nolan Specific Co., D. W. 
 
 Manufacturers Stock Remedies 
 
 Noland, John M Groceries 
 
 Noll, Mrs. Bertha.. Groceries and Meats 
 
 Nollen, Martin J Plumbing 
 
 Noonan, Mathew A ' Plumbing 
 
 Norbury, Frank P Physician 
 
 Northcott & Orr Attorneys 
 
 North American Adjustment Co 
 
 Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance 
 Company
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 389 
 
 The Young Men's Christian 
 Association 
 
 Invites all young men to make this building their 
 headquarters while in SPRINGFIELD 
 
 Reading Room 
 
 Cafeteria 
 
 Dormitory 
 
 Shower Baths 
 Swimming Pool 
 Gymnasium 
 
 317 South Seventh St. - SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
 
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 Nue%s, Sophia A Woman's Tailor 
 
 Number Twelve Coal Company 
 
 Numerick, H. J.. Groceries and Meats 
 Numerick, John H. 
 
 Groceries and Meats 
 Nusbaum, Al. . . .Billiards and Cigars 
 
 O'Bannon, Wm Groceries 
 
 O. K. Taxi Co 
 
 Oberman, Harry Groceries 
 
 Oberman & Bros., J. A. 
 
 General Store 
 
 Oberman, John . . . Clot hing and Shoes 
 O'Brien, Frank P. 
 
 Stocks and Grain Broker 
 
 O'Brien, Wm. L Groceries 
 
 Ochman, Louis Shoe Repairs 
 
 O'Connell & Sons Clothing 
 
 Offer, Frank H .' Autos 
 
 Oger & Son, H Shoes 
 
 Ogg, Roy R Drugs 
 
 Old Town Cement Works 
 
 Oldfleld, S. A Photography 
 
 O'Hara, Fred S Physician 
 
 O'Leary, Mrs. Mary 
 
 Manufacturers Cigars 
 
 O'Neil, John T Restaurant 
 
 Orendorff Place 
 
 Real Estate and Renting 
 
 Orlof, Fred Restaurant 
 
 Orr, Jas. A Attorney 
 
 Ostermeier & Norris 
 
 Real Estate and Insurance 
 
 Otten Harry Physician 
 
 Ottis, D. M Physician 
 
 Otto. William Groceries 
 
 Otto & Scherf Boiler Works 
 
 Overland Brodhead Co Autos 
 
 Owbridge, A. J. 
 
 Real Estate and Renting 
 
 Owen, M. G Physician 
 
 Packer, F. E . . . . Manufacturers Cigars 
 Page & Simonson. .Wholesale Lumber 
 
 Palmer, Ed Restaurant 
 
 Palmer, Geo. Thos Physician 
 
 Palmer School 
 
 Parcell, Edw Dentist 
 
 Paris Cleaning Co. 
 
 Dyeing and Cleaning 
 Parkinson & McCarty. .Flour and Seed 
 
 Parkinson, Charles W Blacksmith 
 
 Parks, A. L Groceries 
 
 Parks, Henry D Garage 
 
 Parks, R. E Real Estate 
 
 Pasfleld, Geo. 
 
 Real Estate and Renting 
 Patterson-Stewart Co., (The) 
 
 Plumbers 
 
 Patterson-Marsh 
 
 Wall Paper and Paints 
 
 Patton, Chas. L Physician 
 
 Patton, Robt Attorney 
 
 Patton & Patton Attorneys 
 
 Paynes Sporting Goods Co 
 
 Paulding Piano Store, D. H 
 
 Pavey & Co., W. A Insurance 
 
 Peabody Coal Co Wholesale Coal 
 
 Peart, E Groceries 
 
 Penick, N. S Physician 
 
 Penniman, W. L Physician 
 
 Penny Grocery Co. (The) 
 
 People's Oil Company 
 
 Peoria Life Insurance Co 
 
 Periman Bros Plumbers 
 
 Perkins, J. B Attorney 
 
 Perry, Elmer Attorney 
 
 Perry-Rigby Hotel Company 
 
 Pet Stock & Accessories Co. 
 
 Poultry Supplies 
 
 Peter, E. L Groceries and Meats 
 
 Peterson, F. O Groceries 
 
 Pfeifer, John M Attorney 
 
 Phelps,' H. L Florist 
 
 Phillips Bros Printers 
 
 Phillips, David L Drugs 
 
 Phillips, J. Robert Drugs 
 
 Phillips, Joseph P Bicycles 
 
 Pierce, J. R Physician 
 
 Pierik, John C Real Estate 
 
 Pierik & Co., H Real Estate 
 
 Piper, John H Real Estate 
 
 Pietz, F Restaurant 
 
 Pokorra, John Groceries 
 
 Poor, Ralph E 
 
 Dodge Taxi Co 
 
 Portable School 
 
 Porter Lumber Co 
 
 Poskover, Nathen Shoes 
 
 Postal" Telegraph Cable Co : . 
 
 Poston Brick Company . . 
 
 Potnick, Mrs. Francis Groceries 
 
 Potts, Rufus M Attorney 
 
 Poultry Pet Stock & Accessory Co. 
 
 Poultry Supplies 
 
 Power, C. A .Planing Mills 
 
 Power. J. T Plumber 
 
 Powers Bros Drugs 
 
 Practical Advertising Co 
 
 Prather & Groves Grain Dealers 
 
 Pree, Edw Attorney 
 
 Price, Geo. E Groceries 
 
 Priest, Thos Physician 
 
 Primm, D. M. 
 
 Manufacturers Cooperage
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 391 
 
 Prince, Arthur E Physician 
 
 Prince & Penick Physicians 
 
 Princess Theater 
 
 Prince Sanitarium 
 
 Pringle, A Coal 
 
 Proffit, John L. Drugs and Restaurant 
 
 Pryor School 
 
 Psilinakis, Mike Restaurant 
 
 Puglisi, Louis Fruits 
 
 Puglisi Fruit & Produce Co., S. 
 
 Wholesale Fruits 
 Pulliam, Leslie 
 
 Real Estate and Renting 
 
 Pure Ice & Cold Storage Co 
 
 Putting & Son, W. P. 
 
 Blacksmiths and Oarage 
 
 Puzas, Jos Groceries 
 
 Pyle, Henry G Physician 
 
 Quick Lunch Room Restaurant 
 
 Quinn, James .... Groceries and Meats 
 
 Quinian, Thos. W Attorney 
 
 Rachford Bros Electric Supplies 
 
 Raisch, P. J Retail Meats 
 
 Ramelow, E Groceries and Meats 
 
 Ransom & Hahn Dry Goods 
 
 Ratz, Charles W Groceries 
 
 Rauth, Carl Florist 
 
 Rauth, F. W Drugs 
 
 Ray, H. T Stock and Grain Broker 
 
 Ryan, Frank Insurance 
 
 Rechner, August Bakery 
 
 Red Trading Stamp Co 
 
 Redd, John W. 
 
 Poultry Feed and Bicycle Repairs 
 
 Redding*s Quick Lunch Room 
 
 Redeker, Otto Co. 
 
 Wall Paper and Paints 
 
 Redlick, Rudolph B Cigars 
 
 Redman, M. P Photographer 
 
 Regal Printing Co Publishers 
 
 Reicks, G Retail Meats 
 
 Reid, B. W Propr. Star Garage 
 
 Reid, Burton M. 
 
 Manufacturers Watch Materials 
 
 Reid, Walter -: . . . .Machine Shop 
 
 Reigel, John E Restaurant 
 
 Reiger, Fritz Groceries 
 
 Reilly, Jas Attorney 
 
 Reilly, Michael L Groceries 
 
 Reilly, T. W Groceries 
 
 Reinhardt, Carl F. .Drugs 
 
 Reisch, Adam Meats 
 
 Reisch Indemnity Co. (The) 
 
 Reisch Shoe Shop 
 
 Reisner, Chas. W. 
 
 Manufacturers Confectionery 
 
 Reisz & Brais Tailors 
 
 Remington Typewriter Co. 
 
 Manufacturers 
 
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 INDIANA 
 
 FRENCH & SONS 
 PIANO CO. 
 
 Distributors 
 
 Jesse French & Sons 
 
 Piano Co. 
 Aeolian Vocation 
 
 624 E. Adams St. Springfield, 111. 
 
 The LaFayet|te 
 Smith Grocer Co. 
 
 SPRINGFIELD, ILL. 
 
 Wholesale Distributors 
 of the Celebrated 
 
 Cadet and 
 Rival Brands 
 
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 Renetzky, Frank X. 
 
 Wall Paper and Paints 
 Renfrew, Benj. it.. Coffees and Butter 
 Renfrew, Harry W. 
 
 Real Estate and Renting 
 
 Retail Groceries Association 
 
 Retail Merchants Mutual Fire Insu- 
 rance Company 
 Rhinhart, E. E. 
 
 Manufacturers Cement Blocks 
 Rhoads, Guy. Coal, Wood and Teaming 
 Rhoads, Williard 
 Wholesale Coal & Transfer Company 
 
 Rhoden, Henry Undertaker 
 
 Richard, James S Groceries 
 
 Richardson, C. E Physician 
 
 Richter, Edward H Meats 
 
 Richter, Wm. and Carl Fertilizer 
 
 Rick, Herman J Hotel 
 
 Ridgely Drug Store 
 
 Ridgely, Nicholas N. (Inc) 
 
 Automobiles 
 
 Ridgely National Bank.. 
 
 Ridgely Grocery & Meat Market 
 
 Ridgely School 
 
 Riecks, Gebbard Meats 
 
 Riefler & Son, Chas. J Insurance 
 
 Riefler, Perkins Co Plumbers 
 
 Riegel Restaurant (The) 
 
 Rigg, Virginia C Physician 
 
 Riley, Thomas W Groceries 
 
 Rinck, E. A. 
 
 Mgr. Farmers Implement Co. 
 
 Rippey, Chas. F Plumber 
 
 Riseman, S. A Shoes 
 
 Riseman, S. A. Co. 
 
 Wall Paper and Paints 
 
 Riveton Co Co-operative Store 
 
 Roach, Chas. E. 
 
 Wall Paper and Paints 
 Roach, Chas. 
 
 Propr. Illinois Produce & Com- 
 mission Co. 
 Roberts & Co., Charles D. 
 
 Laundry and Dye Works 
 
 Roberts & Co., H Groceries 
 
 Roberts, Henry. . .Groceries and Fish 
 Roberts-Johnson & Rand Shoe Co. 
 Roberts, J. P. Shoe Co. 
 
 Roberts, Louis General Store 
 
 Robertson, J. W. 
 
 Printers and Lithographers 
 
 Robinson, A Groceries 
 
 Robinson, E. S Attorney 
 
 Robinson, Mrs. Fannie 
 
 Groceries and Meats 
 Robinson, Henson Co. 
 
 Stoves. Hardware and Metal Works 
 
 Robinson, W. B Printing 
 
 Rocchiccioli, Chas. 
 
 Groceries and Confectionery 
 Rodgers & Rodgers 
 
 Manufacturers of Ice Cream 
 
 Rogers, H. C Contractor 
 
 Rogers, H. H. Manufacturers Opticians 
 
 Rogers, Roy F Physician 
 
 Roland & Seward 
 
 Woman's Furnishings 
 Rolle, L. N..Mgr. Fruit Dispatch Co. 
 
 Rollet Chilli Parlor Restaurant 
 
 Roosa & Co., E. D.. . .Plaster Company 
 Rosen, Rose Millinery 
 
 Ross, Ethel Lynn 
 
 China Painting Studio 
 
 Rotello, Jasper Groceries 
 
 Roth, Martin Groceries 
 
 Rotramel, Wm. H Hotel 
 
 Royal Tea Company 
 
 Royal Typewriter Co 
 
 Rubin, D. & H Shoe Repairs 
 
 Rubenstein & Altman Tailors 
 
 Ruckel, Walter Real Estate 
 
 Rudin, Fred R. Oils 
 
 Rudolph, F Blacksmith 
 
 Rudolph, Jr., F. S Blacksmith 
 
 Ruhl, C. 
 
 Manufacturers Lime, Cement and 
 Brick 
 
 Rukis, Geo Groceries 
 
 Rummel, Wm. R Garage 
 
 Russell Hotel 
 
 Rustemeyer Bros Blacksmith 
 
 Ryan, John W Contractor 
 
 Ryan, Michael H Restaurant 
 
 Sabotnik, Sam Pawnbroker 
 
 Saint -Nicholas Hotel ' 
 
 Saizenstein, E Livery 
 
 Sallie & Co., H. Bicycles and Supplies 
 
 Saizenstein, Emanuel Livery 
 
 Samover Co Tea Room 
 
 Sampson, Mrs. Christine. . .Restaurant 
 
 Sampson, Edgar -W Attorney 
 
 Samuels & Co., L. J Tailors 
 
 Sanders, Anton M Retail Meats 
 
 Sandford, Fran & Co Carpets 
 
 Sangamo Electric Co Meters, etc 
 
 Sangamon Automobile Co 
 
 Sangamon Coal Co Wholesale 
 
 Sangamon Collection Agency 
 
 Sangamon Co Farmers Assn. 
 
 Sangamon Co., Mining Co. 
 
 Wholesale Coal 
 
 Sangamon Ice Cream Co. 
 
 Manufacturers 
 
 Sangamon Loan & Trust Co
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 393 
 
 Sangamou Savings & Homestead Assn. Seigel, H. A Groceries 
 
 Sanitary Cleaning Shop Seligman, David Cigars 
 
 Cleaning and Dyeing Sell & Coe Drugs 
 
 Sankey Co., John E. Builders Supplies' Sexauer, B. P.. Printer and Publisher 
 
 Santos, P. M Physician Sexton, Arthur Lee Painter 
 
 Saratoga Shop . . Cleaning and Dyeing Sexton, Jeremiah W. 
 
 Schafer, Frank. .Musical Instruments Groceries and Meats 
 
 Schafer, Joe Flour and Feed Sgro, Samuel Groceries and Meats 
 
 Schafer, William G. . . Groceries Shadid, D. A Confectionery 
 
 Schanbacher, G.H Shanklin, Ed. M. 
 
 Wall Paper and Paints Miners Lamps and Supplies 
 
 Scheffler, Bruno. .Groceries and Meats shearer Mercantile Agency. . 
 
 ^fivers, Wm. D Blacksmith she ehan, Jzs.Signs and Sign Painters 
 
 Schindler, Ben .. TaMor shee han, John W Attorney 
 
 I C ? ^V 3 f o C " A " H - ' ' ' ' V Sheehan, W. P Hotel 
 
 Schlitt, Fred P Hardware S h e iton, John L Groceries 
 
 Schlitz Brewing Co., Joseph Shepherd, Mary M Physician 
 
 Schmidt, A. Shepherd, Morris Groceries 
 
 Furnace Dealer and Manufacturer shonkwiler, H Publisher 
 
 Schmidt Bros Tinners Shoup, Wiiey Garage 
 
 Schmidt, Herman General Store Shutt & Fain Attorneys 
 
 Schmidt, Jos. (114 E Laurel) Sidener, James B Wall Paper 
 
 Groceries and Meats Sidener, John S Groceries 
 
 Schmidt, Jos. (905 Princeton Ave.) Siebert Bros Shoes 
 
 Groceries and Meats Siegel, H. A Groceries 
 
 Schmitt, Sr., Joseph. .Electric Supplies Sikes, John G Publisher 
 
 Schmitt & Knox Tailors Sikking & Co., A. W. 
 
 Schneider & Co., Jos Undertakers Implements and Vehicles 
 
 Schnepp, Carroll 
 
 Springfield Collection Agency 
 
 Schnepp, Jacob Shoes 
 
 Schnepp, John S Attorney W A MJf *JJ 
 
 Schnepp & Barnes Printers / /i . iVlUSSlllOTi 
 
 Schnirring, C. M. Groceries and Meats j n 
 
 Schoen, Henry M Groceries 0/1 CZ GTOS 
 
 Schoettker, J. H. C. 
 
 Manufacturers Cigars 
 
 Scholes, James B Electric Goods MTAPLIIMICTQ 
 
 Scholes, S. D ....Attorney IVlALillm O 1 iJ 
 
 Schrader, Adolph G Upholsterer AND 
 
 Schuch, Fred L Harness 
 
 Schuck & Son, J. H. I Orif SMITHS 
 
 Lumber and Builders' Supplies JUVfV/IVUlUll 11U 
 
 Schulke, Aug Groceries 
 
 Schwartz, Cris M Engraver 
 
 Schwartz, David. . .M en's Furnishings 
 
 Schwartz Ladies' Shop Agents for Cleveland, Pierce 
 
 Scotch Woolen Mills Tailors and Imperial Bicycles. 
 
 Scott Coal Co Wholesale Coal Herring-Hall-Marvin Safes. 
 
 | co "' / W y - Loans Royal Standard 
 
 Scott & Morgan Insurance ^ _ _;*. 
 
 Seago, Chas. T Livery and Garage _ _ 1 ypewrii 
 
 Sears & Nicholas Canning Co. (The) St. Louis Cash Registers. 
 
 Seeley, Roy M Attorney 
 
 Segin, Henry Blacksmith 
 
 Seidler, Geo. E Cigars and News urkKic 
 
 Seidler & Keener. .Awfos and Supplies 
 
 Seidlers News Agency Geo B 406 Adams SPRINGFIELD, ILL. 
 
 Wholesale hews 
 Seifert, O. H Dentist
 
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 Silas Hotel 
 
 Silberman, Philip. Clothing and Shoes 
 
 Silloway, Fred D Patent Attorney 
 
 Silver, Mrs. Rose Hotel 
 
 Sime, John . . . Contractor and Builder 
 Simmons, Frank R. 
 
 Books and Camera Supplies 
 
 Simon Bros General Store 
 
 Simon, M Groceries and Notions 
 
 Simon, Max Groceries 
 
 Singer, E .Shoes 
 
 Singer, John J. . Bicycles and Supplies 
 
 Singer, Louis Tailor and Hats 
 
 Singer Sewing Machine Company.... 
 
 Slarpovitch, Louis Groceries 
 
 Slaughter, John W Clothing 
 
 Smith & Luke 
 
 Proprs. The Sangamon Garage 
 Smith, Byron F. 
 
 Livery and Auto Transfer 
 
 Smith, B. M Dentist 
 
 Smith, D. W . .Groceries and Notions 
 
 Smith, Edgar D Physician 
 
 Smith, Co., Hal M. (The) 
 
 Wholesale Notions 
 
 Smith, Henry L Electrician 
 
 Smith, Jos. M Groceries and Meats 
 
 Smith, Lafayette Grocery Co., (The) 
 
 Wholesale 
 
 Smith, M. F Restaurant 
 
 Smith, Matthew F .-. 
 
 'Photography and Novelties 
 
 Smith, Robert E "...Physician 
 
 Smith & Sons, Thomas C. 
 
 Undertakers 
 
 Smith, W. R Coffees and Teas 
 
 Smith, Wm. C Grain 
 
 Snape, Harry M. 
 
 Real Estate and Insurance 
 Snell Cigar Co., Hy. H. Manufacturers 
 
 Snigg, John C Attorney 
 
 Snyder, Samuel . Dyeing and Cleaning 
 
 Solle, Charles E Groceries 
 
 Solle, George Office Outfitter 
 
 Solle, Louis Tinner 
 
 Sommer, Henry Drugs 
 
 Sommer, William C Optician 
 
 Sorgatz, G. F Physician 
 
 Sorrells, Wm. F Restaurant 
 
 Southern Illinois Kaolin & Brick Co. 
 
 Southside Coal Co 
 
 South Side Grocery Co 
 
 Southwick, H. H Physician 
 
 Spahr, John A Contractor 
 
 Spaulding, A. S Real Estate 
 
 Spaulding Nursery & Orchard Co. . 
 
 Spence & Son, W Contractors 
 
 Spiegel, Henry C .Groceries 
 
 Spiegel, John .... Groceries and Meats 
 
 Spindel, E. S Physician 
 
 Spring Creek Coal Co 
 
 Springer & Co., W. H. 
 
 Men's Furnishings 
 
 Springfield Art Club China Studio 
 
 Springfield Auto Sales Co 
 
 Springfield Bag & Burlap Co. 
 
 Manufacturers 
 
 Springfield Boiler Co. (The) 
 
 Springfield Box Manufacturing Co. ... 
 
 Springfield Cafeterian Restaurant 
 
 Springfield Canvas Goods Co. 
 
 Awnings and Tents 
 
 Springfield Coal Mining Co 
 
 Springfield Coffee & Spice Co 
 
 Springfield College of Music 
 
 Springfield Commercial Association... 
 
 Springfield Co-operative Coal Co 
 
 Springfield Co-operative Society 
 
 Groceries 
 
 Springfield Dental Laboratory 
 
 Springfield District Coal Mining Co. . 
 Springfield Drain & Tile Co. 
 
 Manufacturers Clay Products 
 Springfield Floral Company (The)... 
 
 Springfield Garage 
 
 Springfield Gas & Electric Co 
 
 Springfield Glove Co. 
 
 Manufacturers of Cotton Gloves 
 
 Springfield Granite & Marble Co 
 
 Springfield Grocer & Poultry Co 
 
 Springfield Implement Co 
 
 Springfield Kaolin & Brick Co 
 
 Springfield Laundry Co 
 
 Springfield Leather Co 
 
 Springfield Light, Heat & Power Co.. 
 
 Springfield Loan Co 
 
 Springfield Lumber Co 
 
 Springfield Marine Bank 
 
 Springfield Machine Co 
 
 Springfield Mattress Co. (The) 
 
 Manufacturers 
 
 Springfield Mutual County Fire In- 
 surance Co. 
 Springfield News Co. (The) 
 
 Publishers 
 
 Springfield Notion Co Wholesale 
 
 Springfield Open Air Colony 
 
 Sanitarium 
 
 Springfield Optical Co Wholesale 
 
 Springfield Paper Co Jobbing 
 
 Springfield Paving Brick Co. 
 
 Manufacturers 
 Springfield Produce Co., Inc. (The) 
 
 Wholesale
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 395 
 
 Springfield Refining Co. 
 
 Office Outfitters 
 
 Springfield Road Supply Co 
 
 Springfield Roofing Co 
 
 Springfield Rug Works 
 
 Springfield Sanitary Dairy Co 
 
 Springfield Shoe Repair Shop 
 
 Springfield Stamping Bur Fire Insu- 
 rance 
 Springfield Tire Service Co 
 
 Springfield Tent & Awning Co. 
 
 Awnings and Tents 
 
 Springfield Transfer Co 
 
 Springfield Wire Screen Co. 
 
 Manufacturers 
 
 Springfield & Chicago Coal Co 
 
 Springfloat, Newton 
 
 Groceries and Meats 
 
 Spring Street Grocery Co 
 
 Square Deal Loan Co 
 
 Square Deal Grocery Store 
 
 Springer & Co., W. H. 
 
 Gents Furnishings 
 
 Staab, G. W Shoe Repairs 
 
 Staab, Jr., Geo Plumber 
 
 Staben, G. W Physician 
 
 Staczevich, John Bakery 
 
 Staley, Ray 
 
 Mgr. Decatur Brick Mfg. Co. 
 
 Standard Wall Paper & Paint Co 
 
 Starkevich, Geo. A Groceries 
 
 Stasukinas, Joe 
 
 Grocery and Meat Market 
 
 State Auto & Machine Shop 
 
 State National Bank . . . 
 
 Stearman, J. W Dentist 
 
 Steffan, George Meats 
 
 Stehlin Bros Groceries 
 
 Steil Bros Groceries and Meats 
 
 Stein Manufacturing Co., M. 
 
 Miners Lamps 
 
 Stein, Norman A Groceries 
 
 Stein, Philip General Store 
 
 Stelte, Geo.' F. . Groceries and Cigars 
 
 Stericker, G. F Physician 
 
 Sternaman, John Bakery 
 
 Stevens, Joshua F. 
 
 Woman's Furnishings 
 Stewart, Allen. Mgr. Fisk Rubber Co. 
 
 Stewart, Wm. D Groceries 
 
 Stockman, Mrs. Rachel Groceries 
 
 Stockman, W. H Groceries 
 
 Stockus, Konstatin Groceries 
 
 Stolleis, Jacob Meats 
 
 Storkevich, Geo . . Groceries and Meats 
 
 Stout, Chas. C Shoes 
 
 Stout, Harry E. Jewelry and Opticians 
 Striffler Bros. 
 
 Jce Cream & Cold Storage Co. 
 
 Striffler Ice & Coal Company 
 
 Strong, Thos. R Restaurant 
 
 Strum Bros Shoes 
 
 Stuart, Mary F. (Mrs. John W.) 
 
 Confectionery 
 
 Stuart School 
 
 Stubbs, Jas. A Contractor 
 
 Stuhler, Fannie Groceries 
 
 Sullivan-Reisch Furniture Company.. 
 
 Sullivan, Timothy J Cigars 
 
 Summer, Henry Drugs 
 
 Superior Laundry 
 
 Suplit, E. J Groceries 
 
 Sutherland, Chas. B Groceries 
 
 Sutherland, Chas. E Real Estate 
 
 Sutton, Bernard G Auto Repairs 
 
 Sutton, W. N. 
 
 Diamond and Jewelry Broker 
 
 Swanagan, W. H Groceries 
 
 Swanson, Chas. A Blacksmith 
 
 Swayzee, All Restaurant 
 
 Swett, Jr.. W. W Insurance 
 
 Swift & Co.. Wholesale Meats 
 
 Szerlich, Barbara Groceries 
 
 Tackell, Joseph Tailor 
 
 Tainter & Lawson 
 
 Mgrs. Capitol City Concrete Con- 
 struction Co. 
 
 Bettie Stuart 
 Institute 
 
 SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS 
 
 A School 
 For Girls 
 
 SOth Year Began Sept. 19, 1917 
 
 College Preparatory, Music, Art, 
 Elocution Practical Business Course 
 including Stenography, Typewrit- 
 ing and Book-keeping. 
 
 Send for Catalogue to 
 
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 SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS
 
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 Talbott, Ed. R Grain 
 
 Tate, John H Bottling Works 
 
 Tatman, Harry E Restaurant 
 
 Taylor, I. H Physician 
 
 Taylor, J. L Physician 
 
 Taylor, J. Y Groceries 
 
 Taylor, L. C Physician 
 
 Taylor, Percy Louis Physician 
 
 Temple, Mrs. Johanna Groceries 
 
 Templemen & Templemen. . .Attorneys 
 
 Teranski, Joseph Shoe Repairs 
 
 Terrill, Andie Real Estate 
 
 Thayer & Co., J Dry Goods 
 
 Theilken, Gerhard Painter 
 
 Thies, Henry Physician 
 
 Thoma & Son, Henry 
 
 Dry Goods and Millinery 
 
 Thomas & Clarke Cracker Co 
 
 Thomas, Wm. W Florist 
 
 Thompson, Mrs. Clark Millinery 
 
 Thompson, James R. 
 
 Groceries and Meats 
 
 Thompson, E. P Real Estate 
 
 Thompson Co., John R. 
 
 of Illinois Restaurant 
 
 Thompson, Luther Restaurant 
 
 Thompson & Son, W. J Groceries 
 
 Tobin & Canham Jewelry 
 
 Todd Protectograph Company 
 
 Todd, William .... Groceries and Meats 
 
 Toiles, Harold Hats 
 
 Tomlinson, Elizabeth A. .Photography 
 Tomlinson, Wm. and Mary I. 
 
 Groceries 
 Tooker, Fred. . . .Mgr. Neal Institute 
 
 Townsend, Walter A Publisher 
 
 Trainor & Son, N Painters 
 
 Trapp, Albert R Physician 
 
 Travers, Harry E. .Wholesale Produce 
 
 Travers, William L Transfer 
 
 Treacy Bros. Monuments 
 
 Triebel, O. L Boots and Shoes 
 
 Troesch, J. G Tailor 
 
 Troesch, Peter Groceries 
 
 Troesch & Soile 
 
 Manufacturers of Soda Water 
 Troxell-Kikendall & Co. 
 
 Loans and Insurance 
 
 Troxell & Sons, W. S Loan* 
 
 Trumbo, Wm. S Livery 
 
 Trutter Coal Co Wholesale Coal 
 
 Trutter, Frank L Attorney 
 
 Tuczkus, David . . . Groceries and Feed 
 
 Tully, Andrew Blacksmith 
 
 Tunney & Co., George J .. Blacksmiths 
 
 Turner, Edwin H Real Estate 
 
 Tuxhorn Coal Company 
 
 Twentieth Century Monument Co 
 
 Ulrich Sons, E. R . . Commission-Grain 
 Underfanger, Chas. 
 
 Transfer and Storage 
 
 Union Mill Co Grain and Produce 
 
 Union Taxi Co 
 
 United Cigar Stores 
 
 United Dentists 
 
 United Lamp Co Miners Lamps 
 
 United Mine Workers of America 
 
 Wholesale Coal 
 United Specialties Co. 
 
 Vacuum Cleaners 
 United Supply Co. 
 
 Wholesale Hardtoare 
 
 Utterback, T. H .Groceries 
 
 Valentine & Son. Electric Contractors 
 
 Vancil, Burke Attorney 
 
 Vandervoort, Harry 
 
 Cigar Manufacturer 
 Van Duyn, Walter S. . . .Automobiles 
 Van Horn & Link 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Toys and 
 
 Notions 
 
 Valier & Spies... Milling Co. 
 
 Van Landingham, J. W. 
 
 Propr. Lincoln Garage 
 Van Meter Machine Co, J. E. 
 
 Auto Repairs 
 Van Natten, Chas. R. 
 
 Mgr. Springfield Adjustment Co. 
 Van Pelt, Leon . Groceries and Notions 
 
 Van Wormer, W. W Physician 
 
 Vaudette Theater 
 
 Vermillion, Fred L Photography 
 
 Vespa, John Groceries 
 
 Vetter, John Coal and Ice 
 
 Viavi Co. ... .Medicine Manufacturers 
 
 Victor, George Photographer 
 
 Victor, Michael Groceries 
 
 Victor, S Groceries 
 
 Vienna Bakery 
 
 Viles Fuel Company, E. L. 
 
 Wholesale Coal 
 
 Vincent, John A Physician 
 
 Virginia Timber Company 
 
 Voelker, Theo. O Groceries 
 
 Vogt, Wm. C Dry Goods 
 
 Vogue Millinery Shop 
 
 Volkman Bros Tinners 
 
 Voile, Fred H. 
 
 Poultry, Flour and Feed 
 
 Voyzey, John Thos Groceries 
 
 Vredenburgh Lumber Co., Peter 
 
 Wabash Hotel 
 
 Wagner, C. H Groceries 
 
 Wakefleld, Oscar Restaurant 
 
 Walker Bros Groceries 
 
 Wall Edw... ..Dentist
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 397 
 
 Wallace, E. H Undertaker 
 
 Wallace, Harry L Laundry 
 
 Wallace & Co., James A. 
 
 Bridge Contractors 
 
 Walsh Bros Groceries 
 
 Walsh, E. A Physician 
 
 Walters, J. C Physician 
 
 Walz, C. A Plumber 
 
 Wangard, Peter G. 
 
 Groceries, Confectionery and Cigars 
 
 Wanless & Wanless Real Estate 
 
 Wanless, F. W. & C. S....Real Estate 
 
 Ward, Montgomery & Co 
 
 Ware, S. A Physician 
 
 Warren & Co. . .Furniture and Stoves 
 Washington Life & Accident Insu- 
 rance Co. 
 
 Wasser, A Transfer and Storage 
 
 Wastemo Chemical Co. 
 
 Manufacturers Medicines 
 
 Walter, I Physician 
 
 Walters, Arthur Physician 
 
 Waters Market 
 
 Watts, J. B Dentist 
 
 Watson Coal & Feed Co 
 
 Weakley, Geo. B Dentist 
 
 Weaver Manufacturing Co. 
 
 Machine Shop 
 
 Wehrie, Wm Blacksmith 
 
 Weinberg, Jacob J Groceries 
 
 Weisenberger, J. F. 
 
 Retail Meats and Groceries 
 
 Weisenmeyer, J. F Meats 
 
 Weisz, Louis E Wall Paper 
 
 Weldon, James M Attorney 
 
 Welsh, Howard Garage 
 
 Werner, Joseph 
 
 Groceries and Dry Goods 
 
 West End Coal Company 
 
 West End Grocery Co 
 
 West, William R Feed 
 
 West, W. R. .. .Commission Merchant 
 
 Westenberger & Wetterer. .Dry Goods 
 Westenberger & Co., F. C.. Furniture 
 Westenberger Furniture Company, G. 
 Westenberger, Peter. ..... .Furniture 
 
 Westenberger & Wetterer 
 
 Dry Goods and Millinery 
 Western Cartridge Co. 
 
 Powder and Explosives 
 
 Western Hotel 
 
 Western Millinery Stores Co 
 
 Whalen Bros Groceries 
 
 White, Allen C Auto Accessories 
 
 White, Mrs. Alice Groceries 
 
 White, Chas x F General Store 
 
 White, E. C Physician 
 
 White, Ed. L (Est. of) Groceries 
 
 White Garage 
 
 White-Haines Optical Co. (The) 
 
 White & Barbee Millinery 
 
 Whitehouse, E. M Optician 
 
 Whitmore, O Dyeing and Cleaning 
 
 Wickleine & Smith Hotel 
 
 Widmar, Jacob. .Cigar Manufacturer 
 Widmar, Walter J. 
 
 Billiards and Cigars 
 
 Wiedlocher, Carl Groceries 
 
 Wiedlocher & Sons 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Flour and 
 
 Feed 
 
 Wieland, Albert Groceries 
 
 Wiesenhart, Theo. I Groceries 
 
 Wiesenmeyer, C. F. 
 
 Manufacturer of Saddles 
 
 Wiggins, Lewis M Real Estate 
 
 Wight, S. A Attorney 
 
 Wilcoxson Coal & Coke Co. . Wholesale 
 
 Wilkerson, J. E -Harness 
 
 Williams, L. A. .Manufacturers' Agents 
 
 Williams & Morris , Attorneys 
 
 Willen, M. L Restaurant 
 
 Wilier Mercantile Agency 
 
 Willett, S. J Tailor 
 
 H. J. Wienold Edward Levanius 
 
 PRACTICAL MECHANICS 
 
 and DESIGNERS 
 
 Erected by us in Rosehill Cemetery, 
 Petersburg, Illinois. Wt: 42 tons. 
 
 20th Century 
 Monument Co. 
 
 207 E. Capitol Ave. 
 SPRINGFIELD, ILL. 
 
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 Willey, Caleb H Plumber 
 
 Willey, John P Plumber 
 
 Williams, Abraham Hotel 
 
 Williams, C. C Undertaker 
 
 Williams, Charles B Blacksmith 
 
 Williams, C. M Real Estate 
 
 Williams, J. D Painter 
 
 Wilson, Frank L Groceries 
 
 Wilson, H. K Tinner 
 
 Wilson, John F Contractor 
 
 Wilson, J. F Real Estate 
 
 Wilson, P Groceries 
 
 Wilson Tire & Rubber Co. 
 
 Manufacturers of Auto Tires 
 Wilson Vending Machine Co. 
 
 Manufacturers 
 Wilson & Hall . . . Cigar Manufacturers 
 
 Wilson Tire & Rubber Co. 
 
 Windle, James H Blacksmith 
 
 Windsor Hotel 
 
 Wineman, J. W. 
 
 Groceries and Hardware 
 
 Wines, W. St. John Attorney 
 
 Winn, P. E Groceries 
 
 Winterrose Bros Groceries 
 
 Winterrose, Oscar A. 
 
 Groceries and Meats 
 
 Wise & Son Contractors 
 
 Wishart-Fetzer Co. 
 
 Ice and Refrigeration Machinery 
 Withey Bros. Manufacturers Carriages 
 
 Wittmer, D. H Groceries 
 
 Wochner, Joseph Hardware 
 
 Wolf & Son, Wm Groceries 
 
 Wood, Harlington Attorney 
 
 Wolf & Hinrichs. .Groceries and Meats 
 
 Wolf son, Henry Dry Goods 
 
 Wood, Lewis E Dentist 
 
 Wood-Beazley Seed Co. . . 
 
 Woodmansee, Robt. E Publisher 
 
 Woodruff, M. U Attorney 
 
 Woods, P. M. Restaurant 
 
 Woof, Jay T Physician 
 
 Workingmen's Savings & Homestead 
 Association 
 
 Works, S. R Grocerie -, 
 
 Wormwood, A. S. 
 
 Manufacturer of Patent Medicii 
 
 Wornoff, A Ladies Tailo 
 
 Wright, C. D Physician 
 
 Wright, B. F Real Estate 
 
 Wright, G. T. (Tommy) 
 
 Transfer and Storage 
 
 Wrierht, Oliver M Photographer 
 
 Wrieht & Little Groceries 
 
 Wyatt, Chas Timber Lands 
 
 Yachubaskey, Anton Groceries 
 
 Yacktis, Isidore Attorney 
 
 Yanski, A Groceries 
 
 Yoe Chin Lip Restaurant 
 
 Yocum, Louis F Contractor 
 
 Young Bros. 
 
 Garage and Machine Shop 
 
 Young & Co., J. E Real Estate 
 
 Young, W. A Physician 
 
 Zanders, Tony Meats 
 
 Zellie, O. L Physician 
 
 Zaof, William Drugs 
 
 Zeigler, Joseph Auto Repairs 
 
 Zikis, Joe Groceries and Meats 
 
 Zimmerman & Day 
 
 Wall Paper and Paints 
 Zumbrook & Son, L. H. 
 
 Hardware and Furniture 
 Zumbrook Screen Manufacturing Co.. 
 
 SWEET WATER 
 
 On Chic. & Northwestern R. R. 
 Pop. 150. 
 
 Olds, L. E General Store 
 
 Pitts, G. W. . . . , Contractor 
 
 Spurlock & Son Blacksmiths 
 
 Williams, L. B. 
 
 Groceries and Dry Goods 
 
 TALLULA 
 
 On Jacksonville Div., Chic. & Alton 
 R. R. Pop. 726. 
 
 Bast, W. A Blacksmith 
 
 Beck, Jesse O Restaurant 
 
 Beggs, Savage & Fisher Grain 
 
 Ben way, H. C Blacksmith 
 
 Epperly, C. T Meats 
 
 Epperly, T. E Hardware and Autos 
 
 Farmers' & Merchants State Bank 
 
 Foster, J. P General Store 
 
 Henderson & Co., J. A Implements 
 
 Husman, Gerhard 
 
 Hardware and Plumbing 
 
 Jackson, J. E Jewelry 
 
 Legendre, Louis Harness 
 
 Plumley, W. M. 
 
 Restaurant and Confectionery 
 Primm, Howard B. 
 
 Furnisher and Undertaker 
 
 Sapp, G. Orvil Garage 
 
 Shaw, Sam C Implements 
 
 Sowers, W. R Publisher 
 
 Tallula Bank (Not Inc.) 
 
 Tallula Farmers' Elevator Co.. Grain 
 Tallula Lumber Co. 
 
 Lumber and Building Material 
 
 Wiggins, J. W Groceries 
 
 Young, Jno. S ClotMw and Shoes 
 
 Zirkle, T. R Contractor
 
 CASS, MASON, MENARD AND SANGAMON COUNTIES 399 
 
 TEHERAN 
 
 On Champaign & Havana Div. Illinois 
 Central R. R. 
 
 Pop. 45. 
 Benscoter, E. P General Store 
 
 THAYER 
 On Chic. & Alton R. R. 
 
 Pop. 1,200. 
 
 Chicago-Wilmington & Franklin Coal 
 Co. 
 
 Coates, W. M Groceries 
 
 Flood & Lowe Cumber Co. 
 
 Lumber and Hardware 
 
 Golletto, Louis Confectionery 
 
 Karaffa, John Groceries 
 
 Hellish, Thomas Confectionery 
 
 Millhouse, Harry Meats 
 
 Miners' Supply Co 
 
 People's Drug Store 
 
 Wandless, W General Store 
 
 TICE 
 On Chic., Peoria & St. L. R. R. 
 
 Pop. 100. 
 Robinson, G. T .General Store 
 
 TOPEKA 
 
 On Chic., Peoria & St. L. R. R. 
 Pop. 150. 
 
 Dissman, Adam E Implements 
 
 Dorell, L. P Groceries 
 
 Eckard, Cleve Coal 
 
 Gillott, J. W . . Restaurant and Barber 
 Himmel, C. C General Store 
 
 VIRGINIA 
 
 County Seat On Chic., Peoria & St. 
 
 L. and Springfield Div. Bait. & Ohio 
 
 Southivestern R. R. 
 
 Pop. 2,000. 
 Anderson, Tailor & Dry Cleaner (The) 
 
 Bailey, J. C Groceries 
 
 Bailey & Co., S. W Groceries 
 
 Bailey & Robertson Furniture Store.. 
 
 Beard, Thornborrow Garage 
 
 Best & Co., B. P Variety Store 
 
 Boyd, H. A.. .Second-Hand Furniture 
 Cass County Telephone & Telegraph 
 Co. 
 
 Centennial National Bank 
 
 Coleman, Henry Books 
 
 Cramer, J. H Livery 
 
 Davis, Jno. G Groceries 
 
 Decker, W. J Confectionery 
 
 Decker, William Restaurant 
 
 Daniel & Craggs 
 
 Dealers in 
 
 General Merchan- 
 dise, Salted Meats 
 and Fruits 
 
 KILBOURNE, ILLINOIS 
 
 Established in 1904 
 
 13 Years of Experience, Progress 
 
 and Growth speak for our Business 
 
 Methods 
 
 Joyful Furniture 
 Polish 
 
 Prepared Especially 
 for AUTOMOBILES. 
 Lasts well and will 
 not gather dust. 
 Manufactured by 
 
 JOYFUL MFG. CO. 
 
 WAYNESVILLE, ILL. 
 
 Also breeder of Blue 
 Andalusian Chick- 
 ens, Eggs and young 
 Stock in Season. 
 
 J. H. GAMBREL, Prop, 
 
 WAYNESVILLE, ILL.
 
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 Dorand, J. L Auto Garage 
 
 Dowing & Glover 
 
 Printers and Publishers 
 
 Ericson, Carl Coal 
 
 Farmers' National Bank 
 
 Gatton, C. B Drugs 
 
 Goodell-Skiles Lumber Co 
 
 Graves, J. E Meats 
 
 Graves, J. E Feed Store 
 
 Greiner, P. N Billiards 
 
 Hall & Duchardt Harness 
 
 Hill, Chas Harness 
 
 Hofstetter-Carls Lumber & Grain Co. 
 
 Hubbard, C. M Drugs 
 
 Hughett, John Oarage 
 
 Ideal Grocery Co 
 
 Ivey, Mrs. William Millinery 
 
 Jabusch, F. W Restaurant 
 
 Kikendall, Geo. A Printing 
 
 King, J. E Furniture 
 
 King & Bailey furniture 
 
 Koepping, R. E Restaurant 
 
 Kreher, John Meats 
 
 Lang, Mrs. Frederick C. 
 
 Stoves and Hardware 
 
 Mclntire & Breeden Dry Goods 
 
 Main, H. E. 
 
 Plumbing and Electric Wiring 
 
 Mann, R. H -Hotel 
 
 Martin, W. R Tailor 
 
 Meade, James Hardware 
 
 Minor, W. W Groceries 
 
 Noeker, Clarence Jewelry 
 
 Perrine, Charles Blacksmith 
 
 Petefish, Earl Cigars and Billiards 
 
 Peteflsh, Skiles & Co Bankers 
 
 Peters & Graves Painters 
 
 Pratt, John G General Contractor 
 
 Republican-Gazette. 
 
 Rexroat Bros Groceries 
 
 Reynolds Drug Co., J. W 
 
 Rickendall, Geo. A Publisher 
 
 Rudisill Bros. 
 
 Painters and Decorators 
 
 Savage, C. Charles Grain 
 
 Smith, Miss D. A Millinery 
 
 Smith, Carl. Coal 
 
 Steiler & Son Groceries 
 
 Tom & Leo Gent's Furnishings 
 
 Virginia Dry Goods Company 
 
 Virginia Plumbing & Heating Co 
 
 Virginia Light, Heat & Power Co 
 
 Volcano Electric Primer Works 
 
 Warner-Randolph Co. 
 
 Men's Furnishings 
 Way, W. H. . . Groceries and Hardware 
 
 Whalen, Thomas Blacksmith 
 
 Widlemeyer, Walter H Publisher 
 
 Widmayer, Robt. E Meats 
 
 Wilson, Charles Implements 
 
 Winkle, J. C Garage 
 
 people 
 -- who proudly 
 boast of the advan- 
 tages offered by their 
 home towns, as de- 
 sirable places in 
 which to live and 
 then refuse to extend 
 local merchants 
 their patronage, are 
 as ridiculous as the 
 restaurant proprietor 
 who eats out.' 
 
 WILLIAMSVILLE 
 
 On Chic. & Alton and Illinois Traction 
 
 System R. R. 
 
 Pop. 600. 
 
 Auto Sales Company Garage 
 
 Baker, J. F .Lumber 
 
 Braun, Harry H Drugs 
 
 Buckles & Buckles Printing 
 
 Conrad Bros. 
 
 Restaurant and Confectionery 
 
 Davis, John. . . . Blacksmith 
 
 Dye, Clarence W Concrete 
 
 Greer, James H Blacksmith 
 
 Groves & Co., James H. 
 
 General Store 
 
 King, J. H General Store 
 
 Lowry, A. L. . .Paints and Wall Paper 
 Miller, Henry (Est. of) 
 
 Implements, Shoes and Harness 
 Pfeif er, P. H . . . Groceries and Produce 
 
 Prather & Co., J. F Bankers 
 
 Prather & Groves Coal and Grain 
 
 Reisch, Adam Meats 
 
 Waldron & Yacom Tinners 
 
 Williamsville Bank 
 
 (See J. F. Prather & Co.) 
 Williamsville Telephone Company
 
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 THE REPUBLICAN -GAZETTE 
 
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 Cass County's Leading Weekly 
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 Published Every Friday Morning. 
 
 With a circulation of over 1600 copies weekly, it is the best 
 advertising medium in the county. 
 
 Reasonable rates made on farm sale bills and other farm 
 printing and advertising. 
 
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 Really Funny Pictures 
 
 One and one-half pages of comic cartoons each day and four 
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 402
 
 LIVESTOCK FEEDING 
 
 COMPOSITION OF FEEDS 
 
 (Fnim 1. C. 6'. Farmers' Handbook by Permission of I. C. Schools) 
 
 It is a matter of common observa- 
 tion on farms that certain feeds tend 
 to produce growth the formation of 
 bone, muscles, etc.; that other feeds 
 tend to produce fat; and that still other 
 feeds tend to produce milk. The rea- 
 son for this lies in the difference in 
 their composition; therefore, a knowl- 
 edge of the composition of a feed is 
 a valuable guide in feeding livestock. 
 Chemists have made five classes or 
 groups into which all compounds that 
 are found in feeds are placed. These 
 classes are water, ash, protein, carbo- 
 hydrates, and fat. 
 
 The following tabulation shows the 
 elements that make up the compounds 
 of each class: 
 
 Water. 
 
 Ash. 
 
 ( Carbon 
 \ Hydrogen 
 
 ' Oxygen 
 Sodium 
 Potassium 
 Calcium 
 Magnesium 
 Iron 
 
 Manganese 
 Sulphur 
 Phosphorus 
 Silicon 
 Fluorine 
 Chlorine 
 
 f Carbon 
 Hydrogen 
 Oxygen 
 Nitrogen 
 Sulphur 
 Phosphorus 
 Iron 
 
 [ Hydrogen 
 
 Carbohydrates. . j Oxygen 
 ( Oxygen 
 
 Protein. 
 
 Fat. 
 
 Carbon 
 
 Hydrogen 
 
 Oxygen 
 
 Water in Feeds. All feeds contain 
 water, although the more water a feed 
 contains the smaller is its nutritive 
 
 value. In young and growing plants 
 the presence of water is readily ap- 
 parent; it constitutes from 70 to 90% 
 of the total weight of such plants. Air- 
 dried feeds, such as the grains, corn, 
 wheat and oats, and well-cured hays, 
 contain on an average only from 8 to 
 15% of water. 
 
 Ash in Feeds. The mineral matter, 
 or ash, of a feed is the portion that is 
 left after complete burning; it is, there- 
 fore, the incombustible part. 
 
 The common farm feeds contain but 
 a small percentage of ash, although the 
 percentage varies greatly in different 
 feeds. 
 
 Potatoes contain .9% of ash; ruta- 
 bagas, 1.2%; corn, 1.5%; oats, 3.2%; 
 timothy hay, 4.4%; Red clover hay, 
 cut when the clover is in bloom, 6.6%; 
 and alfalfa hay, 8.6 to 10.6%. 
 
 Protein in Feeds. All plant and ani- 
 mal compounds that contain the ele- 
 ment nitrogen are grouped into a class 
 to which the term protein Is applied. 
 This is a very general term, and the 
 number of compounds included in this 
 group is exceedingly large. In addition 
 to nitrogen, there are always found in 
 protein the elements carbon, hydrogen, 
 and oxygen, and sometimes sulphur, 
 phosphorus, and iron. Owing to the 
 fact that nitrogen is found In all the 
 compounds Included In this class, they 
 are often spoken of as nitrogenous 
 compounds. 
 
 The percentage of protein in the com- 
 mon feeds is given In the table showing 
 the dry matter and digestible nutrients 
 in 100 pounds of feedstuffs, printed on 
 a subsequent page. An examination of 
 this table will show that the seeds of 
 plants usually contain a higher per- 
 centage of protein than the other 
 parts of the plants. It will be learned, 
 further, that by-products from mills 
 and slaughter houses are rich in pro- 
 tein. 
 
 Carbohydrates in Feeds. Like pro- 
 tein, the term carbohydrate is a gen- 
 eral one and is the name of a large 
 group of compounds. All carbohydrates 
 are alike, however, in that they contain 
 only the three elements, carbon, hydro- 
 gen, and oxygen. There are two gen- 
 
 403
 
 eral classes of carbohydrates, namely, 
 crude fibre and nitrogen-free extract. 
 Crude fiber constitutes the framework, 
 or skeleton, of plants, such as the 
 hard, woody portions of corn stalks 
 and of straws. The husks of grains, 
 such as oat hulls and corn and wheat 
 bran, contain large quantities of this 
 material; wood also is an example of 
 crude fiber. Carbohydrates of the nitro- 
 gen-free-extract class are much more 
 valuable as sources of feed than are 
 those of the crude-fibre class, because 
 the former are more easily digested 
 than the latter. Familiar examples 
 of the nitrogen-free-extract compounds 
 are corn starch and common sugar. 
 
 Fat in Feeds. The term fat, as it is 
 used in connection with feeds, applies 
 to all true fats and oils, as well as to 
 all other feed compounds th^t are sol- 
 uble in ether, and because of this fact 
 the terms ether extract and fat are 
 used synonymously in tables showing 
 the composition of feedstuffs. Al- 
 though all feeds contain some fat, the 
 percentage in feeds varies widely. 
 
 CLASSIFICATION OF FEEDS 
 
 Feedstuffs can be conveniently di- 
 vided into two general classes : concen- 
 trates and roughages. Roughages are 
 also of two classes: dry and succulent. 
 
 The concentrates include all grains, 
 seeds, and by-products that are used 
 as feeds. Feeds of this class yield a 
 larger proportion of digestible nutrients 
 than those of the other class. The pro- 
 portion of concentrate feeds that 
 should be supplied in a ration 'de- 
 pends on the class of animal that is 
 being fed and on whether or not the ra- 
 tion is merely one for maintenance 
 or is a full ration. 
 
 Three general classes of dry rough- 
 age are used as livestock feed. These 
 are hays, straws, and fodders. As 
 compared with the concentrates, all 
 roughage feeds are more bulky in na- 
 ture, less digestible, and therefore, are 
 not so efficient as furnisher of ma- 
 terials for the production of energy, 
 growth, fat, or milk. They usually 
 are the stalks of the plants from which 
 the seed has been removed. Their 
 low digestibility is due to the large 
 proportion of crude fiber, or woody mat- 
 ter, that they contain. Though rank- 
 ing low in feed value, they constitute 
 an essential and necessary part of 
 
 every ration for all farm animals, ex- 
 cept perhaps for pigs. 
 
 On account of the difference in the 
 digestive capacity of the animals, less 
 roughage is used for horses and pigs 
 than for ruminants. The abundance 
 and the, comparative cheapness of 
 roughage on most farms make it highly 
 desirable that the feeder use all such 
 feeds as completely as possible on the 
 farm. 
 
 Hays. The hays represent the most 
 valuable roughage for feeding purposes. 
 They are of two classes, namely, legu- 
 minous and non-leguminous. The legu- 
 minous hays have, on an average, a 
 higher feed value, are more digestible 
 and usually more palatable when prop- 
 erly cured, and contain a larger pro- 
 portion of protein than the non-legu- 
 minous hays. As leguminous hays con- 
 tain more protein and less carbohy- 
 drates than non-leguminous hays, the 
 former are particularly valuable when 
 fed with corn or other feeds that con- 
 tain small percentages of protein. The 
 quantity of protein that leguminous 
 hays contain guarantees a high fer- 
 tilizing value to the manure of the ani- 
 mals to which the hays are fed. There 
 can be no well-directed or wise sys- 
 tem of cropping established on farms 
 that does not include some legume in 
 the crop rotation, and experience and 
 scientific investigation both indicate 
 that leguminous hay should be fed on 
 the farm where it is grown. 
 
 Straws. The straws are the lowest 
 of the roughages in feed value. Their 
 high content of crude fiber makes them 
 hard to digest and reduces their palata- 
 bility. However, straws are of some 
 use as livestock feed. Ruminants that 
 are to be carried through the winter on 
 merely a maintenance ration can make 
 large use of straw. Idle horses can 
 also be fed some of this material to 
 advantage. 
 
 Fodders. Most of the fodder avail- 
 able for livestock feed has its origin 
 in the corn plant. Corn fodder, or 
 fodder corn, is the entire corn plant 
 after drying. Corn stover is corn fod- 
 der minus the ears. Shredded corn 
 stover is corn stover that has been 
 passed through a corn shredder. 
 
 Soiling Crops. The crops most valu- 
 able for soiling purposes are field corn, 
 sweet corn, sorghum, millets, rape, rye, 
 oats, wheat, alfalfa, the clovers, cow- 
 
 404
 
 peas, soy beans, and vetch. It is desira- 
 able that these crops be fairly well 
 matured before they are cut, as the 
 immature plants are mostly water and 
 often have an injurious effect on the 
 digestive system of an animal. 
 
 Silage. Silage may be defined as 
 feed which has been stored in such a 
 manner that its green or fresh con- 
 dition is preserved. Green clover, al- 
 falfa, cowpeas, sorghum, and other 
 forage crops have been stored suc- 
 cessfully in the silo. But the great 
 American crop pre-eminently suited for 
 the making of silage is the corn plant. 
 Recent tests have shown that it is 
 usually unprofitable to make silage out 
 of a crop that can be successfully cured 
 and stored in the mow without danger 
 of excessive fermentation. The pithy 
 stalk of the corn plant prevents it 
 from drying and being handled in the 
 same way as the hollow-stalked hays 
 and straws. 
 
 Root Crops. The roots ordinarily 
 grown for feed are mangels, sugar 
 beets, rutabagas, and carrots. Horses 
 prefer carrots; sheep, common turnips 
 and rutabagas; and for cattle, mangels 
 are very appropriate. In England and 
 Scotland, roots are largely depended 
 on for all classes of livestock, especially 
 for cattle and sheep. In fact, in those 
 countries roots constitute the greatest 
 part of the dafly rations for livestock; 
 but in America roots are not grown 
 extensively for the feeding of livestock. 
 This is due chiefly to the labor re- 
 quired to grow and harvest a root crop, 
 and to the fact that corn is so exten- 
 sively grown and made into silage. 
 
 BALANCED RATIONS 
 
 Feeding Standards. A feeding stand- 
 ard shows the experimentally estab- 
 lished quantities of dry matter, digesti- 
 ble protein, digestible carbohydrates, 
 and digestible fat that are necessary 
 to satisfy the physiological require- 
 ments per day per 1,000 Ib. of live 
 weight of animals under specified con- 
 ditions. 
 
 Thus, the Wolff-Lehmann feeding 
 standards given in the accompanying 
 table show that a dairy cow weighing 
 1,000 Ib. and giving 22 Ib. of milk 
 should receive 29 Ib. of dry matter, 
 2% Ib. of digestible protein, 13 Ib. of 
 digestible carbohydrates, and % Ib. 
 
 of digestible fat for each 24 hr. This 
 standard is the result of experiment 
 and scientific investigation, which has 
 shown that a daily ration supplying 
 the above quantities and kinds of di- 
 gestible nutrients to a 1,000-lb. cow will 
 maintain on an average, a milk flow of 
 22 Ib. a day. All the other standards 
 in the table have been derived in the 
 same manner. 
 
 Nutritive Ratio. A nutritive ratio is 
 the ratio of the digestible protein to 
 the digestible carbohydrates and fat 
 in any feed or ration, rn computing 
 the nutritive ratio of a ration, the 
 amount of digestible fat is multiplied 
 by 2.25 and the product added to the 
 amount of digestible carbohydrates, 
 and the sum divided by the amount of 
 digestible protein. The ratio of one 
 to the quotient is the nutritive ratio. 
 To illustrate: What is the nutritive 
 ratio of a ration furnishing 2.5 Ib. of 
 digestible protein, 15 Ib. of digestible 
 carbohydrates, and .5 Ib. of digestible 
 fat? 
 
 The calculation is usually made as 
 follows: .5X2.25 = 1.125; 1.125 + 15 
 = 16.125 ; 16.125 -f- 2.5 6.45. The 
 nutritive ratio is, therefore, 1 part of 
 protein to 6.45 parts of carbohydrates 
 and fat, or 1 : 6.45. 
 
 Note. Some authorities on feeding 
 multiply the quantity of fat by 2.4 in 
 computing a nutritive ratio, but recent 
 experiments and investigations show 
 that 2.25 is a more nearly correct factor 
 to use. 
 
 The nutritive ratio is wide or narrow 
 according to the proportion of protein 
 that the ration contains. If the rela- 
 tive amount of protein in a ration is 
 large, it is said to have a narrow 
 nutritive ratio, and if the relative 
 amount of protein is small it is said 
 to have a wide nutritive ratio. A ratio 
 of 1 to 5.5 or less is considered nar- 
 row; a ratio of 1 to 8 and above is 
 considered wide; between these two 
 the nutritive ratio is medium. Young 
 growing animals generally and cows 
 giving milk need a large amount of pro- 
 tein, and should therefore receive a ra- 
 tion that has a narrow nutritive ratio. 
 Fattening animals thrive well on wide 
 rations, but pregnant animals and 
 horses at work should receive rations 
 of a medium nutritive ratio. 
 
 405
 
 WOLFF-LEHMANN FEEDING STANDARDS 
 
 ANIMAL 
 
 Requirements per Day per 
 1,000-lb. Live Weight 
 
 Dry 
 
 Matter Crude 
 Pounds Protein 
 Pounds 
 
 Digestible Nutrients 
 
 Carbo- 
 hydrates 
 Pounds 
 
 Fat 
 Pound 
 
 Nutritive 
 Ratio 
 
 Oxen: 
 
 At rest in stall 
 
 At light work 
 
 At medium work 
 
 At heavy work 
 
 Fattening cattle: 
 
 First period 
 
 Second period 
 
 Third period 
 
 Milk cows when yielding daily: 
 
 ll.Olb. of milk 
 
 16.61b. of milk 
 
 22.01b. of milk 
 
 27.51b. of milk 
 
 Sheep: 
 
 Coarse-wool 
 
 Fine-wool 
 
 Breeding ewes with lambs . . 
 Fattening sheep: 
 
 First period 
 
 Second period 
 
 Horses: 
 
 At light work 
 
 At medium work 
 
 At heavy work 
 
 Brood sows 
 
 18 .7 
 
 22 1.4 
 
 25 2.0 
 
 28 2.8 
 
 30 2.5 
 
 30 3.0 
 
 26 2.7 
 
 25 1.6 
 
 27 2.0 
 
 29 2.5 
 32 3.3 
 
 20 1.2 
 
 23 1.5 
 
 25 2.9 
 
 30 3.0 
 
 28 3.5 
 
 20 1.5 
 
 24 2.0 
 
 26 2.5 
 22 2.5 
 
 Fattening swine: 
 
 First period 36 4.5 
 
 Second period 32 4.0 
 
 Third period 25 
 
 Growing cattle Dairy breeds: 
 Age, 2 to 3 months; average live 
 
 weight, 150 Ib j 23 4.0 
 
 Age, 3 to 6 months; average live 
 
 weight, 300 Ib 24 3.0 
 
 Age, 6 to 12 months; average live 
 
 weight, 500 Ib j 27 2.0 
 
 Age, 12 to 18 months; average 
 
 live weight, 700 Ib ' 26 1.8 
 
 Age, 18 to 24 months; average 
 
 live weight, 900 Ib 26 1.5 
 
 Growing cattle Beef breeds: 
 
 Age, 2 to 3 months; average live 
 
 weight, 160 Ib 23 4.2 
 
 Age, 3 to 6 months; average live 
 
 weight, 330 Ib 24 3 . 5 
 
 Age, 6 to 12 months; average live 
 
 weight, 550 Ib 25 2.5 
 
 8.0 
 10.0 
 11.5 
 13.0 
 
 15.0 
 14.5 
 15.0 
 
 10.0 
 11.0 
 13.0 
 13.0 
 
 10.5 
 12.0 
 15.0 
 
 15.0 
 14.5 
 
 9.5 
 11.0 
 13.3 
 15.5 
 
 25.0 
 24.0 
 18.0 
 
 13.0 
 12.8 
 12.5 
 12.5 
 12.0 
 
 13.0 
 
 12.8 
 13.2 
 
 2.0 
 
 1.0 
 
 .5 
 
 .4 
 
 .3 
 
 2.0 
 1.5 
 
 .7 
 
 l[to 11.8 
 1 to 7. 6 
 1 to 6. 3 
 1 to 5. 3 
 
 1 to 6. 5 
 1 to 5. 4 
 1 to 6.1 
 
 Ito6.7 
 1 to 6.0 
 1 to 5. 7 
 1 to 4. 5 
 
 1 to 9.1 
 1 to 8. 5 
 1 to 5. 6 
 
 Ito5.4 
 Ito4.2 
 
 Ito6.9 
 Ito6.2 
 1 to 6.0 
 1 to 6. 6 
 
 1 to 5. 9 
 Ito6.3 
 1 to 7.0 
 
 1 to 4. 4 
 1 to 5.0 
 Ito6.8 
 Ito7.4 
 1 to 8. 5 
 
 1 to 4. 2 
 1 to 4. 6 
 1 to 5. 9
 
 WOLFF-LEHMANN FEEDING STAND ARDSCont. 
 
 ANIMAL 
 
 Requirements per Day per 
 1,000-lb. Live Weight 
 
 Dry 
 Matter 
 Pounds 
 
 
 Digestible Nutrients 
 
 Crude 
 Protein 
 Pounds 
 
 Carbo- 
 hydrates 
 Pounds 
 
 Fat 
 Pounds 
 
 Nutritive 
 Ratio 
 
 Growing cattle Beef breeds (cont.~): 
 Age, 12 to 18 months; average 
 live weight 750 Ib 
 
 24 
 24 
 
 25 
 25 
 23 
 
 22 
 22 
 
 26 
 26 
 24 
 23 
 22 
 
 44 
 35 
 32 
 28 
 25 
 
 44 
 35 
 83 
 30 
 26 
 
 2.0 
 1.8- 
 
 3.4 
 2.8 
 2.1 
 1.8 
 1.5 
 
 4.4 
 3.5 
 3.0 
 2.2 
 2.0 
 
 7.6 
 4.8 
 3.7 
 2.8 
 2.1 
 
 7.6 
 5.0 
 4.3 
 3.6 
 3.0 
 
 12.5 
 12.0 
 
 15.4 
 13.8 
 11.5 
 11.2 
 10.8 
 
 15.5 
 15.0 
 14.3 
 12.6 
 12.0 
 
 28.0 
 22.5 
 21.3 
 18.7 
 15.3 
 
 28.0 
 23.1 
 22.3 
 20.5 
 18.3 
 
 .5 
 
 .4 
 
 .7 
 .6 
 .5 
 .4 
 
 
 
 .9 
 .7 
 .5 
 .5 
 .4 
 
 1.0 
 
 .7 
 .4 
 .3 
 .2 
 
 1.0 
 .8 
 .6 
 .4 
 .3 
 
 1 to 6. 8 
 Ito7.2 
 
 1 to 5.0 
 1 to 5. 4 
 1 to 6.0 
 Ito6.7 
 1 to 7. 7 
 
 1 to 4.0 
 Ito4.7 
 
 
 
 1 to 5.1 
 Ito6.2 
 1 to 6. 5 
 
 1 to 4.0 
 1 to 5.0 
 1 to 6.0 
 1 to 6. 9 
 1 to 7. 5 
 
 1 to 4.0 
 1 to 5.0 
 1 to 5. 5 
 1 to 5. 9 
 Ito6.3 
 
 Age, 18 to 24 months; average 
 live weight, 950 Ib s 
 
 Growing sheep Wool breeds: 
 Age, 4 to 6 months; average live 
 weight 60 Ib 
 
 Age, 6 to 8 months; average live 
 weight, 75 Ib 
 
 Age, 8 to 11 months; average live 
 weight, 80 Ib 
 
 Age, 11 to 15 months; average 
 live weight, 90 Ib 
 
 Age, 15 to 20 months; average 
 live weight, 100 Ib 
 
 Growing sheep Mutton breeds: 
 Age, 4 to 6 months; average live 
 weight, 60 Ib 
 
 Age, 6 to 8 months; average live 
 weight, 80 Ib 
 
 Age, 8 to 11 months; average live 
 weight, 100 Ib 
 
 Age, 11 to 15 months; average 
 live weight, 120 Ib 
 
 Age, 15 to 20 months; average 
 live weight, 150 Ib 
 
 Growing swine Breeding stock: 
 Age, 2 to 3 months; average live 
 weight, 50 Ib 
 
 Age, 3 to 5 months; average live 
 weight, 100 Ib 
 
 Age, 5 to 6 months; average live 
 weight, 120 Ib 
 
 Age, 6 to 8 months; average live 
 weight, 200 Ib 
 
 Age, 8 to 12 months; average live 
 weight, 250 Ib 
 
 Growing fattening swine: 
 Age, 2 to 3 months; average live 
 weight, 50 Ib 
 
 Age, 3 to 5 months; average live 
 weight, 100 Ib 
 
 Age, 5 to 6 months; average live 
 weight, 150 Ib 
 
 Age, 6 to 8 months; average live 
 weight, 200 Ib 
 
 Age, 9 to 12 months; average live 
 weight, 300 Ib 
 
 
 407
 
 Making Up a Balanced Ration. By the aid of the accompanying table giving 
 the total dry matter and the digestible nutrients contained in 100 Ib. of the 
 different feedstuffs, and the number of pounds of each of the digestible nutrients, 
 the nutritive ratio may be determined of almost any ration that may be fed. The 
 value of such determinations to the feeder is not only to acquaint him with the 
 wide variations in the demands and requirements of the different classes of live- 
 stock, but to increase his knowledge of the chemical composition of feeds. With 
 a knowledge of feeding standards and of the composition of feeds a stockman is 
 enabled to combine feeds so that they satisfy the needs of animals, or, in other 
 words, to feed a balanced ration. This is the first and a most fundamental prin- 
 ciple of feeding. 
 
 TOTAL DRY MATTER AND TOTAL DIGESTIBLE NUTRIENTS IN 
 100. LBS. OF COMMON AMERICAN FEEDSTUFFS 
 
 FEEDSTUFF 
 
 Total 
 Dry 
 Matter 
 in 100 
 Lb. 
 
 Digestive Nutrients 
 in 100 Lb. 
 
 Protein 
 Pounds 
 
 Carbo- 
 hydrates 
 Pounds 
 
 Fat 
 Pounds 
 
 Alfalfa hay 
 
 93.4 
 25.2 
 90.3 
 20.5 
 20.0 
 20.0 
 21.0 
 89.2 
 85.0 
 87.8 
 85.8 
 25.0 
 85.1 
 91.6 
 10.2 
 11.5 
 13.5 
 90.8 
 28.3 
 93.1 
 94.0 
 90.6 
 88.1 
 91.3 
 23.0 
 87.2 
 91.8 
 86.6 
 90.1 
 85.0 
 91.0 
 9.9 
 10.0 
 85.0 
 15.3 
 11.4 
 34:0 
 
 11.4 
 2.6 
 8.4 
 1.3 
 2.1 
 2.1 
 1.9 
 8.4 
 5.7 
 9.5 
 .9 
 1.6 
 5.2 
 4.1 
 .5 
 1.2 
 1.3 
 6.8 
 1.3 
 6.4 
 36.7 
 6J) 
 11.9 
 20.0 
 4.9 
 4.6 
 5.9 
 8.1 
 1.2 
 3.0 
 8.2 
 3.8 
 2.3 
 19.7 
 1.8 
 .8 
 .8 
 
 40.0 
 11.4 
 39.7 
 14.7 
 9.1 
 6.5 
 10.4 
 65.3 
 43.6 
 49.9 
 40.1 
 14.4 
 38.6 
 64.9 
 7.7 
 7.9 
 9.8 
 42.8 
 13.4 
 44.9 
 5.5 
 52.5 
 42.0 
 32.2 
 7.6 
 42.2 
 34.0 
 48.2 
 37.4 
 42.0 
 39.0 
 3.9 
 5.9 
 49.3 
 6.9 
 7.7 
 28.9 
 
 1.3 
 .5 
 1.1 
 .2 
 .4 
 .3 
 .3 
 1.6 
 1.0 
 2.5 
 .6 
 .3 
 .8 
 
 .1 
 .1 
 1.6 
 .4 
 1.6 
 10.6 
 4.8 
 2.5 
 6.0 
 1.7 
 1.5 
 2.0 
 2.4 
 .5 
 1.6 
 2.1 
 1.0 
 .1 
 .4 
 .3 
 .3 
 .2 
 
 Alsikc clover, green 
 
 Alsike-clover hay 
 
 Artichokes 
 
 Barley and peas, green 
 
 Barley and vetch, green 
 
 Barley forage 
 
 Barley grain 
 
 Barley hay 
 
 Barley screenings 
 
 Barley straw 
 
 Barnyard millet, green 
 
 Barnyard millet hay 
 
 Beet pulp, dry. . 
 
 Beet pulp, wet 
 
 Beets, common 
 
 Beets, sugar 
 
 Beggar-weed hay 
 
 Bermuda grass, green 
 
 Bermuda-grass hay 
 
 Bone-and-meat meal 
 
 Bran, corn 
 
 Bran, wheat, all analyses 
 
 Brewers' grains, dry 
 
 Brewers' grains, wet 
 
 Broom-corn seed 
 
 Buckwheat bran 
 
 Buckwheat, grain 
 
 Buckwheat straw 
 
 Buffalo-grass hay 
 
 Bur-clover hay 
 
 Buttermilk 
 
 Cabbage " 
 
 Canada field peas 
 
 Canada field peas, green 
 
 Carrots 
 
 Cassava . . 
 
 408
 
 TABLE (Continued) 
 
 FEEDSTUFF 
 
 Total 
 Dry 
 Matter 
 in 100 
 Lb. 
 
 Digestive Nutrients 
 in 100 Lb. 
 
 Protein 
 Pounds 
 
 Carbo- 
 hydrates 
 Pounds 
 
 Fat 
 Pounds 
 
 Cassava starch refuse 
 
 88.0 
 89.0 
 87.1 
 11.5 
 20.0 
 84.9 
 90.6 
 89.4 
 88.7 
 57.8 
 70.0 
 85.0 
 59.5 
 89.7 
 88.9 
 93.0 
 16.4 
 89.5 
 85.4 
 19.1 
 90.4 
 91.5 
 14.3 
 91.6 
 93.1 
 95.0 
 15.3 
 90.8 
 90.0 
 91.4 
 90.8 
 88.7 
 84.7 
 20.0 
 90.4 
 90.4 
 15.8 
 90.8 
 88.7 
 89.0 
 25.0 
 25.0 
 89.8 
 90.1 
 86.4 
 18.4 
 16.6 
 34.9 
 86.0 
 90.3 
 90.2 
 
 .4 
 7.2 
 5.8 
 1.2 
 .8 
 4.4 
 6.0 
 7.8 
 8.0 
 2.5 
 2.8 
 6.7 
 1.4 
 12.5 
 .3 
 37.6 
 1.8 
 5.8 
 16.8 
 2.4 
 10.5 
 60.8 
 2.0 
 10.0 
 7.0 
 3.6 
 1.8 
 20.6 
 1.2 
 15.8 
 21.3 
 11.9 . 
 4.2 
 .8 
 6.8 
 6.8 
 2.3 
 4.3 
 23.1 
 9.1 
 1.1 
 .6 
 2.9 
 5.2 
 4.2 
 .8 
 .9 
 2.8 
 4.4 
 31.5 
 30.2 
 
 74.0 
 41.6 
 41.8 
 7.9 
 11.0 
 60.0 
 52.5 
 66.8 
 66.2 
 34.6 
 37.8 
 64.3 
 31.2 
 30.0 
 33.2 
 21.4 
 8.7 
 9.3 
 54.9 
 9.1 
 34.9 
 
 *8!2 
 70.3 
 43.9 
 39.7 
 6.9 
 17.1 
 34.4 
 38.8 
 52.8 
 40.7 
 42.0 
 10.8 
 60.5 
 60.5 
 7.3 
 39.5 
 49.8 
 37.7 
 13.6 
 13.7 
 45.6 
 44.3 
 42.4 
 9.7 
 8.3 
 19.7 
 40.2 
 35.7 
 32.0 
 
 .6 
 1.0 
 1.3 
 .1 
 .2 
 2.9 
 4.8 
 4.3 
 4.3 
 1.2 
 .8 
 3.5 
 .7 
 17.3 
 1.7 
 9.6 
 
 1.3 
 1.1 
 .5 
 1.2 
 2.5 
 .2 
 2.0 
 .6 
 
 "is 
 
 29.0 
 1.0 
 10.8 
 2.9 
 1.6 
 1.3 
 .3 
 7.4 
 7.4 
 .2 
 .8 
 .8 
 1.4 
 .3 
 .2 
 .8 
 1.4 
 1.2 
 .4 
 .5 
 .8 
 .7 
 2.4 
 6.9 
 
 Cattail-millet hay 
 
 Clover and grass, mixed, hay. 
 
 Common beets 
 
 Common millet, green 
 
 Corn-and-cob meal 
 
 
 Corn dent, grain 
 
 Corn flint, grain 
 
 Corn fodder, ears on 
 
 Corn leaves 
 
 
 Corn stover, ears removed 
 
 Cottonseed 
 
 Cottonseed hulls 
 
 Cottonseed meal 
 
 Cowpeas, green. 
 
 Cowpea hay 
 
 Cowpea seeds 
 
 Crimson clover, green 
 
 Crimson-clover hay 
 
 Dried blood 
 
 Dwarf Essex rape 
 
 Emmer, grain 
 
 Emmer hay 
 
 Field-bean hay 
 
 Field peas, Canada, green 
 
 Flaxseed 
 
 Flax shives , 
 
 Germ oil meal 
 
 Gluten feed 
 
 Hairy vetch, winter, hay 
 
 Hay from mixed grasses 
 
 Hog millet, green 
 
 Hominy chop 
 
 Hominy feed 
 
 Horse beans, green 
 
 Horse-bean hay 
 
 Horse beans 
 
 Japan-clover hay 
 
 Japanese millet, green 
 
 Johnson grass, green 
 
 Johnson-grass hay 
 
 Kafir corn, grain 
 
 Kafir corn, heads, ground 
 
 Kafir corn, Red, green 
 
 Kafir corn, White, green 
 
 Kentucky blue grass 
 
 Kentucky blue-grass hay 
 
 Linseed meal, new process 
 
 Linseed meal, old process. . 
 
 409
 
 TABLE (Continued) 
 
 FEEDSTUFF 
 
 Total 
 Dry 
 
 Matter 
 in 100 
 Lb. 
 
 Digestive Nutrients 
 in 100 Lb. 
 
 Carbo- 
 Protem hydrates 
 Pounds Pounds 
 
 Fat 
 Pounds 
 
 Malt sprouts 
 
 90 5 
 
 20.3 
 
 46.0 
 
 1 4 
 
 Mammoth-clover hay 
 
 78 8 
 
 6.2 
 
 34.7 
 
 2 1 
 
 Mangels 
 
 9.1 
 
 1.0 
 
 5.5 
 
 .2 
 
 Meadow fescue, green 
 
 30.1 
 
 1.6 
 
 18.6 
 
 .5 
 
 Meat-and-bone meal 
 
 94.0 
 
 36.7 
 
 5.5 
 
 10.6 
 
 Meat scrap 
 
 89 3 
 
 66.2 
 
 
 13 4 
 
 Milk, cow's, whole 
 
 12.8 
 
 3.4 
 
 4.8 
 
 3.7 
 
 Milk, cow's skim 
 
 9.4 
 
 2.9 
 
 5.3 
 
 .3 
 
 Millet seed 
 
 87 9 
 
 7.1 
 
 48.5 
 
 2.5 
 
 Millet straw 
 
 85 
 
 .9 
 
 34.3 
 
 .6 
 
 Milo maize, heads, ground 
 
 90 3 
 
 4.2 
 
 45 
 
 1 l 
 
 Milo maize, seed 
 
 91.0 
 
 4.9 
 
 44.8 
 
 1.3 
 
 Mixed grass and clover hay 
 
 87.1 
 
 5.8 
 
 41.8 
 
 1.3 
 
 Molasses, beet, pulp, dry 
 
 92 
 
 6.1 
 
 68.7 
 
 
 Molasses grains 
 
 89.6 
 
 10.8 
 
 48.0 
 
 2.2 
 
 Molasses, Porto Rico 
 
 74.1 
 
 1.4 
 
 59.2 
 
 
 Molasses, sugar-beet 
 
 79.2 
 
 4.7 
 
 54.1 
 
 
 Oat and pea hay 
 
 89 5 
 
 7.6 
 
 41.5 
 
 1.5 
 
 Oat and vetch hay 
 
 85.0 
 
 8.3 
 
 35.8 
 
 1.3 
 
 Oat hay 
 
 86.0 
 
 4.7 
 
 36.7 
 
 1.7 
 
 Oatmeal 
 
 92 1 
 
 11.9 
 
 65.1 
 
 6.7 
 
 Oat middlings 
 
 91 2 
 
 13.1 
 
 57.7 
 
 6.5 
 
 Oat straw 
 
 90.8 
 
 1.3 
 
 39.5 
 
 .8 
 
 Oats and peas, green 
 
 20.3 
 
 1.8 
 
 10.2 
 
 .4 
 
 Oats and vetch, green 
 
 20.0 
 
 2.3 
 
 10.0 
 
 .2 
 
 Oats, grain 
 
 89.6 
 
 10.7 
 
 50.3 
 
 3.8 
 
 Orchard-grass hay 
 
 90.1 
 
 4.9 
 
 42.4 
 
 1.4 
 
 Palmnut cake 
 
 89.6 
 
 16.0 
 
 52.6 
 
 9.0 
 
 Parsnips 
 
 9.5 
 
 1.0 
 
 7.2 
 
 .2 
 
 Pea and oat hay . 
 
 89 5 
 
 7.6 
 
 41.5 
 
 1.5 
 
 Peanut cake 
 
 89.3 
 
 42.8 
 
 20.4 
 
 7.2 
 
 Peanut kernels, without, hulls 
 
 92.5 
 
 25.1 
 
 13.7 
 
 35.6 
 
 Peanut-vine hay 
 
 92.4 
 
 6.7 
 
 42.2 
 
 3.0 
 
 Perennial rye-grass hay 
 
 86.0 
 
 6.1 
 
 37.8 
 
 1.2 
 
 Potato 
 
 20.9 
 
 1.1 
 
 15.7 
 
 .1 
 
 Prairie hay 
 
 90.8 
 
 3.0 
 
 42.9 
 
 1.6 
 
 Pumpkin, field 
 
 9.1 
 
 1.0 
 
 5.8 
 
 .2 
 
 Pumpkin, garden 
 
 13.2 
 
 1.4 
 
 8.3 
 
 .4 
 
 Rape-seed, cake 
 
 90.0 
 
 25.3 
 
 23.7 
 
 7.6 
 
 Red clover, green 
 
 29 2 
 
 2.9 
 
 14.9 
 
 .7 
 
 Red-clover hay 
 
 84.7 
 
 7.1 
 
 37.8 
 
 1.8 
 
 Red-top hay 
 
 91.1 
 
 4.8 
 
 46.9 
 
 1.0 
 
 Rice, grain. . . . '. 
 
 87.6 
 
 6.4 
 
 79.2 
 
 .4 
 
 Rowen hay 
 
 86.0 
 
 7.9 
 
 42 2 
 
 1.4 
 
 Rutabagas 
 
 11.4 
 
 1.0 
 
 8.1 
 
 .2 
 
 Rye bran 
 
 88.2 
 
 11.2 
 
 46.8 
 
 1.8 
 
 Rye forage 
 
 23.4 
 
 2.1 
 
 14.1 
 
 .4 
 
 Rye, grain 
 
 91.3 
 
 9.5 
 
 69.4 
 
 1.2 
 
 Rye-grass hay, Perennial 
 
 86.0 
 
 6.1 
 
 37.8 
 
 1.2 
 
 Rye-grass hay, Italian 
 
 91 5 
 
 4.5 
 
 43.4 
 
 .9 
 
 Rve straw. . 
 
 92.9 
 
 .7 
 
 39.6 
 
 -.4 
 
 410
 
 r 
 
 TABLE (Continued) 
 
 - 
 
 Total 
 Dry 
 FEEDSTUFF Matter 
 in 100 
 Lb. 
 
 Digestive Nutrients 
 in 100 Lb. 
 
 Carbo- 
 Protem hydrates 
 Pounds Pounds 
 
 Fat 
 Pounds 
 
 Sagp Common 
 
 f50.4 
 89.6 
 85.0 
 20.5 
 90.8 
 92.6 
 88.8 
 26.4 
 26.3 
 87.2 
 88.2 
 88.3 
 89.9 
 92.0 
 93.1 
 15.0 
 13.5 
 12.0 
 79.2 
 15.8 
 91.4 
 89.2 
 88.4 
 20.0 
 90.9 
 91.2 
 28.9 
 86.0 
 93.0 
 9.9 
 85.7 
 38.4 
 86.8 
 9.9 
 90.0 
 20.0 
 85.0 
 20.0 
 85.0 
 15.0 
 15.0 
 20.0 
 85.0 
 88.1 
 89.5 
 88.4 
 90.4 
 6.2 
 90.3 
 86.0 
 85.9 
 
 1.2 
 3.1 
 10.4 
 2.1 
 11.4 
 33.0 
 13.0 
 1.4 
 1.1 
 4.5 
 10.6 
 29.1 
 2.3 
 10.0 
 7.0 
 1.9 
 1.3 
 1.9 
 4.7 
 .5 
 14.8 
 29.5 
 4.0 
 2.5 
 11.9 
 8.8 
 .8 
 3.3 
 50.1 
 .9 
 5.1 
 1.5 
 2.8 
 .9 
 9.6 
 2.1 
 8.3 
 2.3 
 10.6 
 1.9 
 2.8 
 2.6 
 10.6 
 11.9 
 8.8 
 9.6 
 .8 
 .6 
 11.5 
 6.8 
 2.9 
 
 14.1 
 39.7 
 36.5 
 8.9 
 38.6 
 10.9 
 45.7 
 14.2 
 14.9 
 61.1 
 40.9 
 23.3 
 40.1 
 70.3 
 43.9 
 6.6 
 9.8 
 5.0 
 54.1 
 9.5 
 29.7 
 23.3 
 38.9 
 8.4 
 36.7 
 63.7 
 22.9 
 41.4 
 
 '4.9 
 36.3 
 19.9 
 42.4 
 6.4 
 52.5 
 6.5 
 35.8 
 10.0 
 36.8 
 6.6 
 6.4 
 10.3 
 36.8 
 42.0 
 67.5 
 48.2 
 35.2 
 5.0 
 42.2 
 40.6 
 48.7 
 
 3.8 
 .9 
 2.0 
 .4 
 1.7 
 23.4 
 4.5 
 .7 
 .7 
 2.8 
 1.2 
 14.6 
 1.0 
 2.0 
 .6 
 .2 
 .1 
 .2 
 
 ".3 
 18.2 
 8.0 
 .7 
 .4 
 .5 
 7.0 
 .3 
 1.1 
 11.6 
 .2 
 1.4 
 .6 
 1.3 
 .1 
 1.4 
 .3 
 1.3 
 .2 
 1.2 
 .2 
 .3 
 .3 
 1.2 
 2.5 
 1.5 
 1.9 
 .4 
 .2 
 1.5 
 1.5 
 1.7 
 
 Salt -marsh-grass hay 
 
 Sanfoin hay. 
 
 Serradella, green 
 
 Serradella hay 
 
 Sesame oil cake 
 
 Shorts 
 
 Silage, corn 
 
 Siliage corn ears removed. . 
 
 Sorghum seed 
 
 Soy bean hay 
 
 Soy bean seeds 
 
 Soy bean straw 
 
 Spelt, grain 
 
 Spelt, hay 
 
 Spring vetch, green 
 
 Sugar beets 
 
 Sugar-beet leaves 
 
 Sugar-beet molasses 
 
 Sugar cane, green . 
 
 Sunflower seed 
 
 Sunflower-seed cake 
 
 Swamp-grass hay 
 
 Sweet clover, green 
 
 Sweet clover hay 
 
 Sweet corn, grain 
 
 Sweet potatoes 
 
 Tall-oat hay 
 
 Tankage 
 
 Teosinte, green 
 
 Texas blue-grass hay 
 
 Timothy grass 
 
 Timothy hay, all analyses 
 
 Turnips, flat 
 
 Velvet-bean hay 
 
 Vetch and barley, green 
 
 Vetch and oat hay 
 
 Vetch and oats, green . 
 
 Vetch and wheat, hay 
 
 Vetch, green 
 
 Vetch, Hairy, winter, green 
 
 Wheat and vetch, green 
 
 Wheat and vetch hay 
 
 Wheat bran, all analyses 
 
 Wheat, grain 
 
 Wheat screenings 
 
 Wheat straw 
 
 Whey 
 
 White-clover hay , . . 
 
 White-top hay 
 
 Wild-oat grass hay . . 
 
 411
 
 RATIONS FOR DIFFERENT CLASSES 
 OF LIVESTOCK 
 
 Ration for Draft Horses. As an 
 average for draft horses at moderate 
 work, a good plan to follow is to feed 
 1 Ib. of grain and 1% lb. of hay per 
 day per 100 lb. of live weight of the 
 horse. At this rate, a 1,600-lb. horse 
 would receive 1C lb. of grain and 20 lb. 
 of hay per day. If the work is severe, 
 the quantity of grain should be in- 
 creased to 1& lb. or more per 100 lb. 
 of live weight of the horse, but should 
 not exceed 11-3 lb. When a heavy 
 grain ration is fed it may be necessary 
 to feed a slightly smaller quantity of 
 hay, but this should not be less than 1 
 lb. per 100 lb. of live weight; the exact 
 quantity must be determined largely 
 by the individuality and appetite of 
 each horse. When a heavy grain ration 
 is being fed it should be slightly re- 
 duced as soon as the work slackens. 
 
 The grain ration should be divided 
 into three equal feeds and given morn- 
 ing, noon, and night. The greater part 
 of the hay should be fed to the horses 
 in the evening, as they will then have 
 all night in which to consume and di- 
 gest it; about one-quarter should be fed 
 in the morning and one-sixth or less at 
 noon, the quantity for each feed de- 
 pending on the time allowed for the 
 horses to eat. 
 
 In selecting the kind of grain for the 
 ration of a draft horse, the feeder 
 should be guided by the kind of hay 
 used and the cheapness of the ration; 
 a larger quantity of corn can be eco- 
 nomically and satisfactorily used in a 
 ration with clover or alfalfa hay than 
 with prairie or timothy hay. Also, the 
 ration should contain enough digesti- 
 ble protein to meet the requirements of 
 the horse. A ration consisting of y 2 
 part of corn, 1-3 part of oats, and 1-6 
 part of bran, by weight, and a mixture 
 of timothy and alfalfa or clover hay, or 
 of prairie hay and alfalfa or clover, 
 will give satisfactory results. For a 
 1,600-lb. horse at moderate work, a 
 ration of this proportion would be as 
 follows: 
 
 Pounds 
 
 Corn 8 
 
 Oats 5i/j 
 
 Bran ,... 2^ 
 
 Timothy or prairie hay 10 
 
 Clover or alfalfa hay 10 
 
 Rations for Driving and Saddle 
 Horses. An ample ration for a driv- 
 ing or a saddle horse at severe work 
 is 1 lb. of good hay and 1% lb. of grain 
 per 100 lb. of live weight of the animal. 
 At this rate a 1,200-lb. horse would 
 receive 12 lb. of hay and 16 lb. of grain 
 per day. Most of the hay should be 
 fed at night and but little given in the 
 morning before the horse is put at 
 work. The grain should be divided 
 into three equal parts and given morn- 
 ing, noon, and night. 
 
 For extremely severe work, such as 
 racing, less hay should be given than 
 for common road work; most of the 
 nutrients should be supplied by grain, 
 oats being best. About % lb. of hay 
 per 100 lb. of live weight of the ani- 
 mal should be given, most of it being 
 fed at the evening feed^ 
 
 Ration for Pregnant Msres. A good 
 grain ration for a mare that is just past 
 the seventh month of pregnancy and is 
 being worked is as follows: Ground 
 oats, by weight, 4 parts; corn, 2 parts; 
 wheat bran, 2 parts; alfalfa or clover 
 hay, 1% lb. per 100 lb. of live weight. 
 
 Rations for Mares After Parturition. 
 For about 3 days after foaling, 
 mares should have a light grain feed 
 of oats and bran, and good clean hay, 
 preferably clover or alfalfa. The ra- 
 tion should be light, as a colt does 
 not need a large supply of milk the 
 first few days of its life. If, at the end 
 of 3 to 4 days the mare and foal are in 
 good condition, the ration should be 
 gradually increased in order to stimu- 
 late the flow of milk. 
 
 A mare that is working and suckling 
 a foal requires a little heavier ration 
 than is usually prescribed for work 
 horses, owing to the fact that she is 
 producing milk in addition to supply- 
 ing energy for work. The ration should 
 be a highly nutritious one that will 
 
 412
 
 produce a good flow of milk; for this Rations Pounds 
 
 purpose good alfalfa or clover hay fed j^o 2- 
 in conjunction with corn and oats is 
 
 desirable. If good alfalfa or 'clover Mixed hay 10 
 
 hay is not available, some linseed meal Corn silage 40 
 
 or cottonseed meal should be added Gluten feed 4 
 
 to the ration. Ordinarily, \y 3 Ib. of Corn meal 2 
 
 grain and l 1 ^ Ib. of hay per 100 Ib. of Wheat bran, 
 live weight will be sufficient, although 
 it may be necessary to increase the 
 grain to 1^ Ib. per 100 Ib. of live 
 
 weight if the mare shows signs of get- Mixed hay 15 
 
 ting in poor condition. When such a Mangels 40 
 
 grain ration is fed it is a good plan Cottonseed meal., 
 to mix the grain with chopped hay in Hominy chop 4 
 order to prevent any serious diges- 
 tive disturbances. Wheat bran ' 2 
 
 Ration for Stallions. The sexual tax xo. 4: 
 on a stallion during the breeding sea- 
 son makes it necessary that he be fed Mixed hay 10 
 
 a highly nitrogenous ration, as the Dried beef pulp 5 
 
 principal part of the seminal fluid is Cottonseed meal 2 
 
 composed of albuminous matter. Dur- Hominy chop 4 
 
 ing this time there is nothing better Wheat bran 2 
 
 to feed than good clover or alfalfa hay, 
 with oats and bran and a very little 
 
 corn. A grain ration composed of 2 No - 5: 
 
 parts of oats, 1 part of corn, and 1 part Clover or alfalfa hay . . .15 
 
 of bran, by weight, combined with a Corn silage .25 
 
 roughage ration of 1 part of alfalfa Oatg 
 hay and 1 part of timothy or prairie w , .' V ' 
 hay will give satisfactory results. Be- 
 cause of the low protein content of Buckwheat middlings 3 
 
 corn, a large quantity should not be 
 
 fed. During the breeding season a No. 6: 
 
 stallion requires about the same quan- Timothy hay.. ..10 
 
 tity of feed as horses at hard work. Corn silage \ " 40 
 
 Rations for Dairy Cattle. The effi- Dried distillers' grains . 4 
 
 ciency of the dairy cow depends to a Cottonseed meal 2 
 
 large extent on the feeding of a ration Hominv choo or corn meal 2 
 
 adapted to the production of milk and 
 
 butter fat. The following rations are 
 
 offered as suggestions to be modified No. 7: 
 
 to suit individual conditions. With 
 
 these rations as a guide, a dairyman Timothy hay 10 
 
 can easily make up from the feedstuff s Corn silage 40 
 
 he has available an economical and Gluten feed . 4 
 
 satisfactory ration for the cows of- his 
 
 . - Linseed meal 3 
 
 Hominy chop or corn meal 1 
 
 Rations Pounds 
 
 No. 1: No. 8: 
 
 Mixed hay 20 Alfalfa hay 20 
 
 Dried distillers' grains 4 Corn 3 
 
 Hominy chop 2 Oats 3 
 
 Wheat bran 2 Wheat bran 2 
 
 413
 
 Ration* for the Fattening of Cattle. 
 The following are examples of satisfac- 
 tory daily rations for the fattening of 
 cattle under corn-belt conditions: 
 
 Rations Pounds 
 
 No. 1: 
 
 Ear corn 20 
 
 Oil meal 3 
 
 Clover hay 8 
 
 No. 2: 
 
 Shelled corn 18 
 
 Oil meal 3 
 
 Clover hay 9 
 
 No. 3: 
 
 Ear corn 14 
 
 Oil meal 1.5 
 
 Shock corn , 14 
 
 Clover hay 8 
 
 No. 4: 
 
 Ear corn 18 
 
 Cotton seed meal . ., 1 
 
 Alfalfa hay 10 
 
 No. 6: 
 
 Ear corn 15 
 
 Corn silage 25 
 
 Alfalfa hay 5 
 
 No. 6: 
 
 Ear corn 16 
 
 Cottonseed meal 3 
 
 Corn silage 32 
 
 No. 7: 
 
 Alfalfa hay 5 
 
 Corn stover 5 
 
 Corn 18 
 
 Rations for Unweaned Pigs. During 
 the time pigs are running with their 
 mothers they should have a rather nar- 
 row grain ration. The following ma- 
 terials mixed in the proportion given 
 have been found by experience to be 
 well suited for suckling pigs: 
 
 Parts 
 
 Corn meal ,. . . 2 
 
 Wheat middlings 7 
 
 Tankage '. 1 
 
 Skim-milk 30 
 
 These materials are mixed together 
 to form a medium thick slop, and are 
 fed soon after being mixed. Of this 
 mixture the pigs are fed just what 
 they will clean up with a relish. No 
 
 should be left in the troughs to 
 jecome sour. If skim-milk cannot be 
 procured, pure, fresh water may be 
 substituted. 
 
 Rations for Pigs After Weaning. 
 After weaning the pigs, the first ration 
 given may be continued until they 
 reach an age of about 4 mo. From the 
 fourth to the sixth month, the follow- 
 ing proportions may be used : 
 
 Parts 
 
 Corn meal 5 
 
 Wheat middlings 4 
 
 Tankage 1 
 
 Skim-milk 30 
 
 From 6 mo. up to the time the pigs 
 are marketed, the following propor- 
 tions are used: 
 
 Port* 
 
 Corn meal 4 
 
 Tankage 1 
 
 This mixture is either fed dry or 
 made into a thick mush by the addi- 
 tion of skim-milk, whey, or water. If 
 fed dry, an abundance of pure, fresh 
 water should be placed where the pigs 
 can get it at will. 
 
 Other mixtures that will give about 
 the same proportion of nutrients may 
 be substituted for the preceding ra- 
 tions. Hogs welcome a variety in food 
 as well as do other animals. 
 
 Succulent Feed for Fattening Hogs. 
 In addition to rations given in the 
 preceding paragraphs, young pigs need 
 some kind of succulent feed. In sum- 
 mer this succulent feed can best be 
 derived from pasture. Animals run- 
 ning on pasture require less attention 
 from their caretakers than do animals 
 that are being fed in a lot, for the 
 reason that they gather a large part 
 of their feed themselves. The exercise 
 that the pigs get in searching for food 
 in a pasture tends to give them a good 
 appetite and to keep them healthy. 
 
 Rations for Bacon Hogs. Rations 
 for producing bacon hogs should be 
 somewhat narrower than those re- 
 quired for fat hogs. In the corn belt, 
 bacon hogs for the first month or two 
 after birth should be fed about the 
 same ration as that given for un- 
 weaned pigs of the lard type. The fin- 
 ishing ratiofa, however, should be dif- 
 
 414
 
 ferent from that for fat hogs. A mix- 
 ture of corn, other grains, mill feed, 
 tankage, skim-milk, and pasture crops 
 makes a satisfactory ration for bacon 
 pigs. Corn should not, however, form 
 more than one-third of the concen- 
 trated part of the ration. Outside of 
 the corn belt where barley, peas, and 
 oats are grown, these grains mixed 
 with shorts, middlings, tankage, and 
 skim-milk give good results. For sum- 
 mer, alfalfa, clover, or some other pas- 
 ture for the production of green forage 
 is desirable. If the hogs are kept and 
 fed during winter, mangel wurzels, 
 sugar beets, or turnips may form the 
 succulent part of the ration. 
 
 Rations for Herd Boars. The boar 
 or boars of a breeding herd of swine 
 should be placed in pastures or lots by 
 themselves, where they will have 
 plenty of room in which to exercise, as 
 this has a tendency to keep their appe- 
 tite vigorous. They should be supplied 
 with abundant water, and it is well to 
 have a quantity of charcoal available. 
 The feed for aged animals should con- 
 sist of a slop composed of a mixture of 
 different ground grains and mill feeds, 
 enough only being fed to the animals 
 to keep them in fair flesh. A ration 
 that has been found satisfactory con- 
 sists of the following: 
 
 Parts 
 
 Parts 
 
 Corn meal 5 
 
 Middlings or ground oats 5 
 
 Tankage 1 
 
 This ration may be fed either dry 
 or mixed with water. If the sows are 
 being fed during the' winter, some 
 bulky feed should be added to the above 
 list. Well-cured alfalfa or clover hay 
 will prove to be a good feed. If such 
 hay cannot be procured, sugar beets or 
 mangel wurzels may be. used. In the 
 absence of all these, sorghum cane that 
 has been cut when ripe and placed 
 where it is protected from frost will 
 answer. 
 
 A brood sow carrying a litter during 
 the summer should be placed on good 
 alfalfa or clover pasture. She will 
 then require no other bulky feed than 
 that which she can gather. The pre- 
 ceding mixed ration may be fed to 
 the sow if it is easily procurable, but 
 if the pasture is an exceedingly good 
 one, ear corn alone will answer as the 
 grain part of the ration. 
 
 Rations for Pregnant Ewes. 
 Several rations for pregnant ewes 
 weighing from 140 to 160 Ib. that are 
 not on pasture are given in the ac- 
 companying list: 
 
 Ground oats 2 
 
 Corn meal 1 Rations Pounds 
 
 Wheat middlings 1 j^o. 1 : 
 
 For each mess, a small quantity of Shelled corn or oats 4 
 
 salt and a handful of linseed meal may Wheat bran 1 
 
 be added to this ration, and these Corn silage . 2.0 
 
 should be mixed together with sweet 
 
 skim-milk to form a slop. Only as or root crops *J 
 
 much of this mixture as the boar will Clover hay 2.0 
 
 eat with a relish should be given at 
 
 one time. No. 2: 
 
 Young boars during their first half . 
 
 year should be given enough of a ration shelled corn or oats * 
 
 consisting of mixed mill feed and grain Wheat bran 1 
 
 to keep them in rapid growth. This Corn silage 2.0 
 
 means that the quantity given at a or root crops 3.0 
 
 meal should be all that they will eat Alfalfa hay 2.0 
 
 with a relish. 
 
 Rations for Brood Sows. The feed No - 3: 
 
 for a brood sow should be similar to Shelled corn or oats 4 
 
 that recommended for young pigs. The Corn silage . 2.0 
 
 following combination for the concen- ,, ft 
 
 trated part of the ration has been found 
 
 to be satisfactory: Soy bean hay 2.5 
 
 415
 
 Rations Pounds 
 
 No. 4: 
 
 Oats or shelled corn 4 
 
 Wheat bran 1 
 
 Corn silage 2.0 
 
 or root crops 3.0 
 
 Corn fodder * 1.0 
 
 Clover or alfalfa hay 1.5 
 
 No. 5: 
 
 Shelled corn 4 4 
 
 Wheat bran 1 
 
 Corn silage 2.0 
 
 or root crops 3.0 
 
 Oat or wheat straw 1.0 
 
 Clover or alfalfa hay 1.5 
 
 No. 6: 
 
 Shelled corn . . . 3 
 
 Oats 2 
 
 Wheat bran 2 
 
 Clover, alfalfa or soy bean hay. .2.2 
 
 No. 7: 
 
 Shelled corn 2 
 
 Oats 2 
 
 Wheat bran 2 
 
 Oil meal . .. .5 
 
 Corn fodder 1.0 
 
 Clover, alfalfa or soy bean hay . . 2.0 
 
 Rations Pounds 
 
 No. 8: 
 
 Shelled corn 2 
 
 Oats 3 
 
 Wheat bran 2 
 
 Oil meal '. 1 
 
 Corn fodder . . . 3.0 
 
 No. 9: 
 
 Shelled corn 3 
 
 Oats 2 
 
 Wheat bran 2 
 
 Oil meal 1 
 
 Oat or wheat straw 1.5 
 
 No. 10: 
 
 Shelled corn 2 
 
 Oats 2 
 
 Wheat bran 1 
 
 Oil meal 1 
 
 Corn silage 2.5 
 
 or root crops 3.8 
 
 Corn fodder 2.5 
 
 or oat straw. . . .1.0 
 
 Rations for Ewes With Suckling Lambs. In the accompanying table are 
 given a number of rations for ewes with suckling lambs. 
 
 SUGGESTED DAILY RATIONS FOR EWES WITH SUCKLING LAMBS 
 
 No. of Ration 
 
 jvma 01 reea 
 
 No. 1 
 
 No. 2 
 
 No. 3 
 
 No. 4 
 
 No. 5 
 
 No. 6 
 
 Mixture of: 
 Shelled corn, 5 parts by weight 
 
 I 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Whole oats, 5 parts by weight 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Wheat bran, 2 parts by weight 
 
 >1.33 
 
 1.33 
 
 1.33 
 
 1.60 
 
 1.33 
 
 1.40 
 
 Oil meal, 1 part by weight 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Corn silage 
 
 3.00 
 
 4.00 
 
 
 
 2.50 
 
 2. 
 
 Root crops 
 
 3.00 
 
 
 5.00 
 
 
 2.50 
 
 2.50 
 
 Clover, alfalfa, or soy bean hay 
 
 2.00 
 
 2.50 
 
 2.50 
 
 3 00 
 
 1.50 
 
 1.50 
 
 Corn stover 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2 00 
 
 Oat straw . . 
 
 
 
 
 
 2.00 
 
 
 416
 
 Rations for the Fattening of Lambs. In the following list are given ra- 
 tions suitable for the fattening of lambs in the corn belt, In the western part 
 of the United States, and in Canada or in the northeastern and eastern parts of 
 the United States. 
 
 DAILY RATIONS FOR FATTENING ONE LAMB IN THE CORN BELT 
 
 Rations Pounds 
 
 No. 1: 
 
 Shelled corn 1.4 
 
 Clover hay 1.1 
 
 No. 2: 
 
 Shelled corn 1.0 
 
 Clover hay 2.0 
 
 No. 3: 
 
 Shelled corn 1.2 
 
 Linseed meal 4 
 
 Oat straw or shredded corn, 
 stover , . . 1.0 
 
 Rations Pounds 
 
 No. 4: 
 
 Shelled corn 1.0 
 
 Soy beans 5 
 
 Soy bean straw 5 
 
 Oat straw v 5 
 
 No. 5. 
 
 Shelled corn ; 1.0 
 
 Linseed meal 3 
 
 Silage 1.5 
 
 Oat straw . .G 
 
 DAILY RATIONS FOR FATTENING ONE LAMB IN THE WESTERN POR- 
 TION OF THE UNITED STATES 
 
 Rations Pounds 
 
 No. 1: 
 
 Barley 1.5 
 
 Alfalfa hay 1.5 
 
 No. 2: 
 
 Barley 8 
 
 Alfalfa hay 2.8 
 
 No. 3: 
 
 Barley 1.4 
 
 Wheat bran 3 
 
 Prairie hay "* 
 
 Rations Pounds 
 
 No. 4: 
 
 Oats 7 
 
 Peas 7 
 
 Oat straw ... 5 
 
 Pea straw 1.0 
 
 No. 5: 
 
 Barley 1.5 
 
 Sugar beet pulp (wet) 6.0 
 
 Prairie hay . .5 
 
 DAILY RATIONS FOR FATTENING ONE LAMB IN CANADA OR IN THE 
 NORTHERN AND EASTERN PORTIONS OF THE UNITLD STATES 
 
 Rations Pounds 
 
 No. 1: 
 
 Barley 1.3 
 
 Linseed meal 2 
 
 Clover hay 1.2 
 
 No. 2: 
 
 Oats 4 
 
 Barley 4 
 
 Peas 4 
 
 Wheat bran 2 
 
 Root crops 1.4 
 
 Pea straw 5 
 
 Oat straw 5 
 
 Rations 
 
 Pounds 
 
 No. 3: 
 
 Barley 5 
 
 Peas 5 
 
 Wheat bran 2 
 
 Mixed hay 1.0 
 
 Root crops '.'..., 1.2 
 
 No. 4: 
 
 Barley .1.4 
 
 Linseed meal .1 
 
 Silage 2.0 
 
 Mixed hay . .5 
 
 417
 
 DISEASES OF FARM LIVESTOCK 
 
 (From I. C. 8. Farmers' Handbook by Permission I. C. Schools 
 
 Any departure from a condition of 
 health in an animal constitutes a dis- 
 eased condition. In some cases the 
 departure may be so slight and so un- 
 important as to be of no particular sig- 
 nificance. On the other hand, the 
 disturbance may be severe and the 
 condition of the animal so serious that 
 medical or surgical aid is necessary. 
 Some of the more common of the de- 
 rangements that may require medical 
 aid are described herewith and such 
 treatment suggested as it is practi- 
 cable for one not skilled in veteri- 
 nary science to undertake. The treat- 
 ment of certain complex diseases and 
 certain diseases that are likely to 
 become epidemic and may spread to 
 mankind are matters that should not 
 be left to unskilled hands, for the sit- 
 uation is one that may involve even 
 more than a heavy loss to the owner 
 and to the community. In the case of 
 some diseases lack of proper meas- 
 ures may even result in loss of hu- 
 man life. For these reasons it is al- 
 ways advisable, when there Is reason 
 to suspect that a dangerous trans- 
 missible disease has broken out, to 
 call a qualified veterinarian. In many 
 states, a state veterinarian is employed 
 and, if notified, he will visit sus- 
 pected premises or send a deputy to 
 make an inspection, the expense being 
 borne \ by the state. Every stock 
 owner will do well to post himself as 
 to the provisions made by his own 
 state in this particular, and take steps 
 to make use of any suggestions or 
 assistance that may be available from 
 the state veterinarian's office. Fre- 
 quently leaders of bulletins are Is- 
 sued by these offices, and these publi- 
 cations may afford timely warning on 
 matters that are of the most absorb- 
 iag interest to the owner and breeder 
 of livestock. 
 
 TRANSMISSIBLE DISEASES 
 
 Infectious diseases and contagious 
 diseases, as the terms are usually ap- 
 plied, are those that are transmissible 
 from one animal to another of the 
 same species, and sometimes to those 
 of another species. A contagious dis- 
 
 ease is one that requires immediate 
 contact of healthy animals with dis- 
 eased animals, or with their 1 excre- 
 tions, before transmission can take 
 place. This is due to the fact that the 
 casual agent of the disease, usually a 
 bacterium or an animal parasite, can- 
 not exist for an appreciable time, out- 
 side of or away from its host. Conse- 
 quently, there is little danger of a 
 healthy animal acquiring a contagious 
 disease unless it comes close enough to 
 one affected with the malady to permit 
 the direct passage of the germs to the 
 unaffected individual. An infectious 
 disease is one that does not require 
 close contact in order for transmission 
 to take place, as the casual agents of 
 infectious diseases are able to exist 
 independently outside of the host. 
 Hence, infection from such a disease, 
 spread on the ground, on feed, in wa- 
 ter, or in the air may remain virulent 
 for a considerable, and in some cases, 
 an indefinite time, and animals coming 
 in contact with it during this time may 
 contract the disease. This, briefly, is 
 the common distinction between infec- 
 tious and contagious diseases, but it 
 should be understood that there is no 
 absolutely sharp line of demarcation 
 between the two. Some diseases par- 
 take of the nature of both infectious 
 and contagious disorders, hence, there 
 is a tendency among pathologists to 
 discontinue the use of these terms and 
 refer to all the diseases included in the 
 two groups as transmissible diseases. 
 
 Mange, or scabies, is an example 
 of a contagious disease. It is caused 
 by a minute animal parasite, which, 
 although it may live for a short time 
 away from the body of its host, is not 
 capable of reproducing under such con- 
 ditions and consequently cannot exist 
 indefinitely. Healthy animals may con- 
 tract mange by coming in contact with 
 affected animals, by being con- 
 fined in quarters or pastures, but re- 
 cently occupied by affected animals, by 
 the use of blankets, harness, etc., re- 
 cently used on affected animals, or in 
 fact in any way that permits the living 
 parasite to be transferred during its 
 life cycle. If, however, sufficient time 
 elapses between the use of these quar- 
 
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 ters, or articles, by infected animals 
 and their occupation by or coming in 
 contact with healthy animals the dis- 
 ease will not be transmitted, because 
 the parasites will have been unable to 
 maintain themselves during this time 
 away from the host. 
 
 Blackleg may be cited as an example 
 of an infectious disease. It is caused 
 by a germ or bacterium capable of 
 maintaining itself fort an indefinite 
 time outside of the body of the host. 
 Hence, pastures, quarters, etc., when 
 once infected with the germs of black- 
 leg, are likely to harbor the infection 
 for many years. From the above it is 
 obvious that contagious diseases are 
 much more easily controlled and ex- 
 terminated than are infectious 1 dis- 
 eases. 
 
 NON-TRANSMISSIBLE DISEASES 
 
 Under the heading of non-transmis- 
 sible diseases may be grouped the 
 numerous disorders that are not due to 
 a specific organism. Certain forms 
 of indigestion, for example, are due to 
 errors of diet rather than to any spe- 
 cific germ or animal parasite; some 
 skin diseases are not due to parasites, 
 and some diseases of the heart and of 
 the respiratory organs are not trace- 
 able to such causes. 
 
 SANITARY MEASURES 
 
 The maintenance of good sanitary 
 conditions about livestock quarters is 
 of the greatest importance not only in 
 the treatment of animal diseases, but 
 also in their prevention. Although it 
 is not true, as some suppose, that dirt 
 and filth generate disease, it is true 
 that most disease-producing organ- 
 isms find an ideal breeding ground 
 under such conditions. 
 
 Light. One of the most Important 
 steps in making buildings sanitary is 
 a provision for an abundance of light. 
 Direct sunlight is destructive to most 
 disease germs, and buildings should be 
 so placed and designed as to admit a 
 maximum amount. Parts of livestock 
 quarters that do not get direct sun- 
 light should get an abundance of dif- 
 fused light. Well-lighted interiors are 
 conducive to the contentment of ani- 
 mals and greatly simplify the routine 
 work of feeding, grooming and clean- 
 
 ing the building, for accumulations of 
 dirt and dust are quickly noticed and 
 easily removed. 
 
 Ventilation. Barns that are en- 
 closed on all sides require some pro- 
 vision for ventilation. No domestic 
 animal can be confined in an enclosed 
 space that is not adequately ventilated 
 without some bad effects from it. AB 
 a rule, quarters for hogs, sheep, beef 
 cattle, and some other animals are 
 somewhat loosely constructed, or con- 
 sist of sheds rather than enclosed 
 barns; in such cases it is not advis- 
 able or necessary to install an exten- 
 sive system of ventilation, but If a 
 building is of such a nature as not to 
 admit of good natural ventilation, 
 some means of supplying fresh air 
 and of removing foul air should be pro- 
 vided. The King system of ventilating 
 
 
 barns is by far the most practical 
 and satisfactory one in use. By this 
 system, fresh air is admitted to the 
 interior of the barn at a point near 
 the ceiling and foul air passes out 
 through flues that open near the floor. 
 The accompanying illustration shows 
 a diagram of a barn ventilated by the 
 King system. Foul-air flues and the 
 openings into them near the floor 
 line are seen at a. Fresh air inlets are 
 shown at Z>, and at c are auxiliary 
 openings into the foul-air flues. The 
 latter openings are to be kept closed 
 except when the temperature of the 
 barn becomes too high, at which time 
 they may be opened to permit warm 
 air near the ceiling to escape. 
 
 Disinfection. Although the sanitary 
 measures already described go a long 
 
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 way toward protecting animals from 
 the ravages of disease-producing or- 
 ganisms, it is nevertheless, advisable 
 and often absolutely necessary to 
 make use of chemical disinfectants as 
 a means of destroying these organ- 
 isms. Successful stock raisers com- 
 monly make it a rule to apply a disin- 
 fectant about animal quarters at fixed 
 intervals regardless of whether or not 
 disease is prevalent. Such a course is 
 to be commended, for it tends to pre- 
 vent the unrestricted multiplication of 
 injurious organisms and may forestall 
 a serious outbreak of disease. 
 
 Some of the most commonly-used 
 disinfectants are carbolic acid, corro- 
 sive sublimate, formaldehyde, and the 
 coal-tar dips. A brief description of 
 these will be found under their re- 
 spective names in the discussion of 
 common medicines. 
 
 Disinfection, to be effective, must be 
 thorough. In fact it is commonly 
 accepted as true that the inefficient 
 and haphazard use of disinfectants 
 may be even worse than no applica- 
 tion, because it is likely to give a false 
 sense of security and also to have the 
 effect of satisfying legal requirements 
 with reference to disinfection, but in 
 reality leaving the danger still pres- 
 ent. In stables, sheds, barns, etc., that 
 are to be disinfected, all movable fix- 
 tures should be taken out in order 
 that the disinfectant may reach every 
 accessible part of the structure. If 
 wooden floors are in use and they are 
 decaying and broken, it is advisable 
 to remove them also, for beneath them 
 there is sure to be an accumulation 
 of dirt and filth that is favorable to 
 the growth of disease germs. After 
 the interior of the building has been 
 exposed as far as possible by the re- 
 moval of fixtures, etc., the disinfect- 
 ing solution should be sprayed on all 
 parts. If a suitable spray pump 
 is not available, scrubbing with a 
 broom, brush, or mop will accomplish 
 practically the same results, and even 
 if spraying is resorted to, the scrub- 
 bing process should be applied to 
 walls, floors, etc.. where there are ac- 
 cumulations of refuse material. 
 
 All fixtures should be treated with 
 the disinfectant before being returned 
 to the structure, or if they are old 
 and racked a better plan is to install 
 new ones. A concrete floor is one of 
 
 the most valuable aids in maintaining 
 sanitary conditions, and should be 
 substituted for wooden floors when- 
 ever possible. 
 
 In rare cases, the use of a gaseous 
 disinfectant such as formaldehyde gas 
 or sulphur dibxide, may be practicable, 
 but in most cases livestock quarters 
 are not sufficiently close to permit of 
 the use of these agents. Hence, liquid 
 disinfectants are almsot universally 
 used for this purpose. 
 
 DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASES 
 
 The Pulse. The pulse is one of the 
 most important aids in the diagnosis 
 of disease, because it serves to indi- 
 cate the action of the heart and also 
 is, to some extent, an indication of 
 the condition of the nervous system. 
 The pulse rate, or the number of 
 beats per minute, is about as follows 
 in different domestic animals: Horse. 
 30 to 40 beats per min.; cow, 40 to 50 
 beats per min.; sheep, 70 to 80 beats 
 per min.; swine, 70 to 80 beats per 
 min. 
 
 Owing to the fact that there is a 
 considerable variation in domestic ani- 
 mals, even though they may be in 
 perfect health, and the further fact 
 that experience is necessary in order 
 to make a correct interpretation of 
 pulse, it is not likely that the man 
 unskilled in veterinary science will 
 be able to diagnose diseases by taking 
 the pulse. Nevertheless, it will be of 
 some assistance, when taken in con- 
 nection with other diagnostic indica- 
 tions that are discussed in following 
 paragraphs. 
 
 Temperature. The following figures 
 indicate the range of temperatures of 
 various animals under normal condi- 
 tions: Horses, 100 to 101; cattle, 
 100 to 103; sheep, 101 to 104; 
 swine, 102 to 104. 
 
 Temperatures of domestic animals 
 are best taken by means of a special 
 thermometer known as a clinical ther- 
 mometer, which may be purchased 
 from any druggist. A considerable rise 
 or fall of temperature, from the figures 
 given, may be taken as an indication 
 of a diseased condition. In general, 
 veterinarians consider that a rise of 6 
 or more denotes a serious condition, 
 and any considerable fall below normal 
 
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 almost always signifies approaching 
 death. It must be understood, how- 
 ever, that local conditions may operate 
 to bring about considerable variations 
 in temperature, and all readings of 
 the thermometer should be considered 
 in connection with them. For example, 
 excitement heat, or oestrum, hot 
 weather, and other factors may cause 
 considerable rise of temperature. Cool 
 weather, large quantities of cold water 
 or cold feed taken into the body, and 
 some other factors may cause a re- 
 duction of temperature; hence, if at 
 any time the thermometer indicates a 
 considerable departure from normal 
 temperature, an investigation should 
 be made to determine whether it is due 
 to any of these causes. 
 
 Respiration. The rate of breathing 
 and the sounds heard during the pro- 
 cess often afford aid in diagnosing 
 disease. Rapid breathing may be due 
 to disease and often constitutes a 
 symptom of the disorders of the res- 
 piratory organs. However, it may also 
 be occasioned by extreme heat, excite- 
 ment, violent exercise, or other factors. 
 Hence, as in preceding cases, it is im- 
 portant that the subject be consid- 
 ered in connection with the conditions 
 that may have influenced it. 
 
 Mucous Membranes. Ordinarily, 
 mucous membranes, as seen in the 
 mouth, nostrils, and other openings 
 into the body have a characteristic 
 pink color that is indicative of health. 
 A diseased condition usually brings 
 about more or less change in the ap- 
 pearance of these membranes. A 
 flushed, congested condition indicates 
 a general inflammation bf the tis- 
 sues, while a lack of proper color or 
 paleness is taken as an indication of 
 debility, anemia, or insufficient nutri- 
 tion. 
 
 COMMON MEDICINES 
 
 The information presented here is 
 offered merely as a suggestion of what 
 may be done in certain cases and is 
 not to be considered as specific direc- 
 tions for treatment nor is responsi- 
 bility assumed by the publishers for 
 oases in which favorable results are 
 not forthcoming. The action of all 
 medicines is relative, as is also the 
 
 dosage of the same, and hence no at- 
 tempt is made to lay down fixed rules. 
 
 Anesthetics. The term anesthetic 
 is applied to medicinal agents that are 
 used for producing insensibility dur- 
 ing periods of pain, or when an opera- 
 tion is being performed. Some of the 
 anesthetics used in veterinary prac- 
 tice are cocaine, chloroform, and 
 ether, but it is scarcely advisable for 
 a layman to administer them. Car- 
 bolic acid has a distinct anesthetic ac- 
 tion when applied to the skin, and is 
 sometimes applied locally for this pur- 
 pose. 
 
 Anodynes. Remedies that are used 
 to relieve pain are called anodynes. 
 The following are medicines of this 
 class: Cocaine, menthol, tar, carbolic 
 acid, belladonna, etc. These are used 
 for external applications. Internally, 
 opium, chloral hydrate, and turpen- 
 tine are often given. Morphine is used 
 by veterinarians for hypodermic in- 
 jections. 
 
 Antispasmodics. Antispasmodics 
 are agents that relieve spasms for 
 cramps. Hot and cold applications, 
 friction, liniments, counter irritation, 
 and bleeding are frequently resorted 
 to. The agents enumerated under an- 
 odynes are frequently used internally 
 as antispasmodics. 
 
 Astringents. Astringents are used 
 to check bleeding, to reduce secre- 
 tions, and to cause tissues to con- 
 tract and condense. Chalk, alum, tur- 
 pentine, boric acid, common salt, and 
 iodoform are some common agents of 
 this class. 
 
 Blisters. Blisters are Commonly 
 spoken of as vessicants and counter 
 irritants. Some blisters merely cause 
 redness and a slight irritation; oth- 
 ers are so powerful that they actually 
 burn the flesh with which they come in 
 contact. 
 
 Mustard, and tincture of iodine are 
 examples of mild blisters; butter of 
 antimony, lunar caustic, and caustic 
 potash are examples of severe blisters. 
 
 ADMINISTRATION OF MEDICINES 
 
 In most cases medicines are either 
 administered to domestic animals 
 through the mouth or are applied ex- 
 
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 ternally. Veterinarians occasionally 
 resort to hypodermic injections, using 
 for this purpose a syringe having a 
 hollow needle. The procedure is often 
 of value when immediate results are 
 desired, or when on account of paraly- 
 sis or other cause the animal is unable 
 to swallow. It is also useful as a 
 means of getting a drug into a spe- 
 cific locality in which it is required, 
 as, for instance, the injecting of co- 
 caine into the flesh previous to opera- 
 tions, or the injecting of vermicides 
 into the windpipe to destroy worms. 
 In addition to these methods of ad- 
 ministration, some drugs are volatil- 
 ized and animals permitted to inhale 
 them. 
 
 Dosage. The doses suggested in 
 the following list of medicinal agents 
 are those calculated to be given to 
 adult animals. To small animals or to 
 animals much weakened by disease or 
 other causes reduced doses should 
 be given. It should be noted that 
 ruminants, that is, animals that chew 
 the cud, such as cattle and sheep, 
 will take larger doses than will horses 
 and swine. This is due to the fact 
 that ruminants have four stomachs, 
 and consequently a more extensive 
 digestive system. 
 
 The dosage of a solid medicament is 
 usually given in apothecaries' weight. 
 The tables of apothecaries' weight and 
 fluid measures given later on will be 
 of assistance in this connection. 
 
 LIST OF COMMON MEDICINES 
 
 Acetic acid: Occasionally applied ex- 
 ternally for the removal of warts and 
 abnormal growths. 
 
 Aconite, Tincture of: Frequently ad- 
 ministered by veterinarians for fevers 
 or inflammations. It is a powerful 
 drug and should be avoided in case an 
 animal is suffering from a weak heart 
 or disturbance of the circulatory sys- 
 tem. Dose, horses 10 to 20 drops; cat- 
 tle 20 to 30 drops; sheep, 10 drops; 
 swine, 1 to 5 drops. External applica- 
 tions of this drug are sometimes made 
 to relieve pain, but should be used 
 sparingly. 
 
 Aloes: Extensively used as a purga- 
 tive for horses. Dose, 5 to 8 drams. 
 Should be administered in a ball or 
 bolus, which may be procured from a 
 druggist. 
 
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 Ammonia water: Frequently given 
 as a drench in case of acute indiges- 
 tion, colic, bloating, and is also used 
 as a stimulant. Dose, horses, y 2 oz.; 
 cattle, 1 oz. ; sheep, 2 drams; swine, y z 
 to 1 dram. In all cases to be diluted 
 with water. 
 
 Arnica, Tincture of: Is useful to pro- 
 mote sweating and- reduce fever. Dose, 
 horses, % to 1 oz.; cattle, 1 oz.; sheep, 
 2 drams; swine, % dram. Applied ex- 
 ternally, tincture of arnica is useful in 
 sprains, bruises, etc. 
 
 Arsenic, Fowler's tolution of: Exten- 
 sively used by veterinarians as a tonic 
 for animals that are depleted in condi- 
 tion, also used in the treatment of 
 heaves of horses. Dose, horses, 2 to 4 
 drams; cattle, 4 to 6 drams; sheep and 
 pigs, 5 to 20 drops. 
 
 Belladonna, Fluid extract of: In 
 cases of fever, colic, tetanus (lockjaw), 
 it is believed to be a valuable agent. 
 Dose, horses, % dram; cattle, 1 dram; 
 sheep, 20 drops; swine, 3 drops. 
 
 Blue vitriol (copper sulphate) : Used 
 in the treatment of foot rot in sheep, 
 also for application to wounds, on 
 which it acts as an antiseptic and 
 astringent. A solution of 1 oz. to 1 pt. 
 of water is usually employed, but in 
 severe cases a stronger solution may be 
 applied. 
 
 Boric acid: A solution of 20 grains 
 of boric acid to 1 oz. of water is useful 
 in the treatment of sore or inflamed 
 eyes, mouth, nostrils, etc. Such a so- 
 lution is practically non-poisonous, 
 yet it has considerable merit as a 
 germicide and astringent. 
 
 Butter of antimony: A caustic used 
 in the treatment of old sores, wire 
 cuts, etc., in which proud flesh has 
 formed. The material is applied un- 
 diluted by means of a swab. Must be 
 handled with care and is never ad- 
 ministered internally. 
 
 Carbolic acid: Crude carbolic acid in 
 a 5% solution is a suitable disinfectant 
 for use about barns, stables, pens, and 
 for other purposes. May be applied 
 with a sprayer or by scrubbing the sur- 
 face with a broom or brush. 
 
 Pure carbolic acid (not crude), di- 
 luted with 30 parts of water is useful 
 in the treatment of wounds, sores, 
 scratches, etc., and is one of the most
 
 generally used disinfectants in veter- 
 inary medicine. The solution given is 
 efficient for sterilizing instruments, 
 which should be immersed in it for five 
 minutes. Both the products mentioned 
 are extremely poisonous, and their 
 careless use or storage is frequently 
 the cause of fatal accidents. It is, 
 therefore, advisable to keep them in a 
 compartment under lock and key, and 
 take careful steps to prevent persons 
 not familiar with their qualities from 
 having access to them. 
 
 Calomel: An extensively used purga- 
 tive and vermifuge. Dose, horses, % 
 to 1 dram; cattle, 1 to 2 drams; sheep, 
 or swine, 5 to 20 grains. 
 
 Castor oil: Purgative. Dose, horses, 
 
 1 to 2 pt.; sheep, 4 oz.; swine, 2 oz. 
 
 Copperas (sulphate of iron) : A val- 
 uable tonic and very often one of the 
 constituents of condition powders. Use- 
 ful for checking scours in pigs or 
 calves. Dose, horses, 1 dram; cattle, 
 
 2 drams; sheep, 20 grains; swine, 10 
 grains. 
 
 Corrosive sublimate (bichloride of 
 mercury): A powerful disinfectant 
 and very poisonous. For external use 
 only. Corrosive sublimate 1 part in 
 1,000 parts of water makes a solution 
 that is suitable for use about livestock 
 quarters, also for cleansing wounds 
 and disinfecting prior to operations. 
 It attacks metals, consequently should 
 not be used on instruments or in any 
 place where it will come in contact 
 with metal surfaces. 
 
 Coal-tar dips: A general class of 
 proprietary disinfectant and insecti- 
 cidal solutions that are on the market 
 under different trade names. They 
 are extensively used as dipping and 
 disinfecting solutions for sheep, swine, 
 and cattle, and if they bear the label 
 of reputable manufacturers may be de- 
 pended on for destroying skin para- 
 sites, when used according to direc- 
 tions. They are also useful for dress- 
 ing cuts, scratches, surgical wounds, 
 etc. They have the advantage of be- 
 ing practically . non-poisonous, hence 
 are much safer to use than carbolic- 
 acid or corrosive sublimate, and if of 
 'good quality they are undoubtedly just 
 as efficient as disinfectants. 
 
 Epsom salts: Purgative. Useful for 
 cattle and sheep, but not much used 
 
 for horses. Doses, cattle, 1 to 1^ lb.; 
 sheep, 2 to 4 oz. 
 
 Gentian root: Powdered gentian 
 root is one of the most common ingre- 
 dients of condition powders, and it has 
 considerable merit as a bitter tonic. 
 Dose, horses, 2 drams; cattle, 4 drams; 
 sheep, 1 dram. 
 
 Iodine, Tincture of: Used externally 
 to paint surfaces where a counter irri- 
 tant is required; also in the treatment 
 of skin diseases, such as ringworm. 
 Application may be made once daily 
 until the area becomes sore, when it 
 should be discontinued for a time. 
 
 Jamaica ginger: Useful in many 
 cases of intestinal disorders. Should 
 be given in milk. Dose, horses, 1 oz.; 
 cattle, 2 oz.; sheep, ^ oz.; calves and 
 foals, ^ oz. 
 
 Kerosene and gasoline: Sometimes 
 give'n internally for stomach worms. 
 Lambs will take from 1 to 2 drams, 
 larger animals a proportionate amount. 
 
 Laudanum: Given internally for the 
 relief of acute pain such as it often 
 present in colic; also useful in severe 
 cases of intestinal disorders. Dose, 
 horses, 1 oz.; cattle, 1 to 2 oz. ; sheep, 
 2 drams; swine, 5 to 20 drops. 
 
 Lime water: Frequently given to 
 young animals in case of diarrhea. 
 Should be diluted with milk, using 
 about 2 parts of milk to 1 part of lime 
 water. 
 
 Linseed oil, raw: Extensively used as 
 a purgative, also as a diluent for mix- 
 ing drugs that are too strong to be 
 given undiluted. For purgative effects, 
 
 1 to 2 pt. may be given to horses; cat- 
 tle, 2 to 3 pt. ; sheep, % pt. 
 
 Quinine: A stimulant and bitter 
 tonic. Dose, horses, % to 1 dram; cat- 
 tle, 2 to 4 drams; sheep, % dram; 
 swine, 10 grains. 
 
 Saltpeter (nitrate of potash) : A fav- 
 orite remedy for the treatment of kid- 
 ney disorders, also useful in fevers. 
 Dose, horses, 1 oz. ; cattle, 1 to iy 2 oz. ; 
 sheep, 2 drams. 
 
 Spirits of camphor: Will often afford 
 relief from pain in colic. Useful in 
 cases of dyspepsia and sometimes in 
 respiratory troubles, coughs, and colds. 
 Should be given in water. Dose, horses, 
 
 2 to 4 drams; cattle, 1 oz.; sheep, 2 
 drams; swine, 10 to 20 drops. 
 
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 Sulphur: It is a common belief that 
 feeding sulphur will tend to destroy 
 skin parasites, but there is little evi- 
 dence to support this belief. Dry sul- 
 phur dusted into the hair will often ac- 
 complish this result. Burning sulphur 
 in a tight enclosure is useful in the 
 treatment of hoose, or verminous 
 bronchitis. 
 
 Turpentine: A standard remedy for 
 colic. Useful in cases of bloating and 
 for the destruction of intestinal para- 
 sites. Should be given in linseed oil or 
 in milk. Dose, horses, % to 2 oz.; cat- 
 tle, 2 to 3 oz.; sheep, 1 to 3 drams; 
 swine, 1 dram. Turpentine is exten- 
 sively used in compounding liniments. 
 
 Whiskey: A stimulant that is val- 
 uable in cases that require such treat- 
 ment, as for example, sunstroke, 
 chills, general depressions, or collapse. 
 Dose, horses and cattle, 2 to 4 .oz.; 
 sheep and swine, 1 to 2 oz. 
 
 COMMON DISEASES 
 
 Abortion. Contagious abortion, due 
 to a specific germ, is somewhat com- 
 mon in cows, ewes, and mares. Cases 
 should be at once isolated from other 
 animals and the fetus and fetal mem- 
 branes burned, as they are likely to 
 spread the disease. Disinfect quarters 
 occupied by these animals and douche 
 the womb with a 1% solution of coal- 
 tar dip or a 2% solution of carbolic 
 acid. Repeat douche daily and do not 
 breed until all vaginal discharge 
 ceases. A male may become infected 
 by serving affected females, hence 
 care' must be used in selecting a sire. 
 
 If accidental abortion, due to injury, 
 overwork, or undue excitement, is 
 threatened, give the patient rest, quiet, 
 and, if necessary, small doses of laud- 
 anum. 
 
 Abscesses. For an abscess, as a 
 rule, a hot poultice is advisable un- 
 til the abscess softens and pus col- 
 lects. The abscess should then be 
 opened and thoroughly cleaned with 
 an antiseptic solution, such as car- 
 bolic acid. Repeat the cleansing daily 
 or oftener if necessary. Apply lard 
 or vaseline to the skin and hair about 
 the abscess. 
 
 Actinomycosis. Actinomycosis, or 
 lump jaw, affects chiefly young cattle. 
 
 It is due to a fungus that is usually 
 taken in with feed. If the tumor is' 
 external it may be removed and the 
 wound painted with tincture of iodine. 
 Internally, give large doses of potas- 
 sium iodine some authorities recom- 
 mend 3 drams daily until symptoms 
 of poisoning are seen, when the dose 
 should be reduced to 1 or iy 2 drams 
 or discontinued if necessary. 
 
 Anthrax, or Charbon. Anthrax, or 
 charbon, affects horses, cattle, and 
 sheep and is transmissible to man. 
 It is a dangerous disease, for which 
 there is no satisfactory treatment. Af- 
 fected animals should be destroyed 
 and the carcasses burned or buried 
 in quicklime. Premises occupied by 
 such animals should be thoroughly 
 disinfected or abandoned and all dis- 
 charges from the bodies burned or 
 buried with the carcasses. The ut- 
 most care should be observed in this 
 work, since the disease is extremely 
 infectious and usually fatal in man. 
 A vaccine that is somewhat successful 
 in rendering animals immune to the 
 disease may be purchased from drug- 
 gists. 
 
 Azoturia. Azoturia is a disease that 
 affects horses, particularly work 
 horses, after a short period of idle- 
 ness on full feed; it is often called 
 Monday-morning-sickness because of 
 the frequent cases that develop after 
 the animals have rested over Sunday 
 on full feed. Treatment should con- 
 sist of supporting the animal in slings 
 if it is paralyzed, administering a 
 purgative, and applying hot blankets. 
 A qualified veterinarian should be 
 called to administer hypodermic in- 
 jections and give other necessary 
 treatment. Light succulent feed 
 should be given until recovery is com- 
 plete. 
 
 Barrenness, or Sterility. Barren- 
 ness, or sterility, may affect breeding 
 animals of any species. Reduction of 
 flesh by restriction of diet and giving 
 abundant exercise may correct the 
 condition in overfat animals. Ton- 
 ics and a liberal ration containing an 
 abundance of nitrogenous feed should 
 be given in the case of depleted ani- 
 mals. Barrenness in cows is some- 
 times corrected by injecting into the 
 vagina a quart of warm water in 
 which a cake of ordinary compressed 
 yeast has been dissolved. The yeast 
 
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 should be dissolved a few hours be- 
 fore injection and the treatment re- 
 peated daily for 3 or 4 days. Some 
 cases of sterility are due to causes 
 that require surgical aid, in which 
 emergency the services of a veteri- 
 narian are required. 
 
 Blackleg. Blackleg is known also 
 as black quarter, and as symptomatic 
 anthrax, the latter term being applied 
 for the reason that the disease some- 
 what resembles anthrax, but it should 
 be understood that the two are disr 
 tinct. Blackleg affects chiefly young 
 cattle and its ravages are most pro- 
 nounced among those that are fat and 
 thrifty. It is almost always fatal and 
 no treatment is satisfactory. Cases 
 should be destroyed and the carcasses 
 treated as directed for anthrax cases. 
 Vaccination with a protective vaccine 
 that any stockman can administer is 
 very successful in p'reventing the dis- 
 ease. Vaccine may be had in pill form 
 at any drug store. 
 
 Cerebrospinal Meningitis. Cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis is sometimes epi- 
 demic among horses and sheep. A 
 layman can scarcely undertake treat- 
 ment. If possible, a veterinarian who 
 is familiar with the disease should be 
 called. 
 
 Choking. If an animal is choked 
 the first efforts should be directed 
 toward returning the obstruction to 
 the mouth. If this is not successful, 
 olive oil or castor oil should be given 
 to lubricate the passage and thus aid 
 in passing the obstruction to the stom- 
 ach. Sometimes gentle massage of 
 the exterior of the esophagus will as- 
 sist in this. In some cases a piece of 
 garden hose may be used to force the 
 obstruction down, but great care is 
 necessary or rupture of the gullet may 
 result. In cattle severe bloating may 
 follow a case of choking, in which case 
 tapping the paunch as directed for 
 hoven may be necessary. A surgeon 
 may be able to open the esophagus by 
 an operation and remove the body. 
 
 Colic. Colic is an extremely com- 
 mon disorder among horses. It is dif- 
 ficult to give specific directions for 
 treatment, as there are various forms 
 of the disease, due to different causes, 
 and a treatment that is suitable for 
 one is often entirely unsuitable for an- 
 other. Good authorities recognize the 
 
 following forms of colic: Engorgement 
 colic, obstruction colic, tympanitic 
 colic, spasmodic colic, and worm colic. 
 Horse owners will do well to familiar- 
 ize themselves with the different 
 forms of colic and from this knowledge 
 there will follow an ability to avoid 
 many cases and to give simple treat- 
 ment when a case makes its appear- 
 ance. It is obvious that a satisfactory 
 discussion of the causes, symptoms, 
 and treatment of these various colics 
 cannot be given here. 
 
 Constipation. Many cases can be 
 benefited if not cured by giving laxa- 
 tive feed, abundant exercise, and good 
 care. Purgatives are often necessary, 
 in which case aloes are usually given 
 to horses and Epsom salts to cattle. 
 Linseed oil or castor oil are often use- 
 ful. It should be the aim to correct 
 the condition that causes constipation; 
 probably in most cases it will be 
 found to be irnproper feeding. 
 
 Cough. As a rule, cough should be 
 regarded as a symptom of a disease 
 rather than as a disease in itself. One 
 of the first steps in treatment is to 
 provide dry, comfortable, well-venti- 
 lated quarters. Turpentine, mustard, 
 and other mild counter irritants ap- 
 plied to the skin of the neck and chest 
 are often of service. Equine cough 
 syrup containing agents that tend to 
 relieve the irritation may be procured 
 from druggists. Opium or heroin are 
 sometimes administered to veterina- 
 rians in cases of violent or spasmodic 
 cough. 
 
 Eczema. Eczema is, in most cases, 
 due to improper feeding, hence the 
 first step toward treatment should be 
 directed to the correction of this con- 
 dition. A laxative should be given and 
 the affected skin may be washed with 
 tar soap and oxide-of-zinc ointment of 
 icthyol applied. 
 
 Farcy. See Glanders. 
 
 Foot-and-Mouth Disease. Foot-and- 
 mouth disease affects cattle, sheep, 
 swine, and goats. It is extremely in- 
 fectious and no satisfactory treatment 
 is known, hence immediate destruc- 
 tion of affected animals is recom- 
 mended. The disease is rare in the 
 United States and Canada , but oc- 
 casional outbreaks occur, probably re- 
 sulting from the importation of in- 
 
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 fected animals from foreign countries. 
 Thorough disinfection of premises oc- 
 cupied by diseased animals is neces- 
 sary and it is advisable to leave such 
 quarters vacant for several months be- 
 fore placing healthy animals in them. 
 
 Foot Rt. Foot rot is an infectious 
 disease of sheep. Affected animals 
 should be isolated and unaffected ones 
 removed from pastures that may be 
 infected. All affected animals should 
 be compelled to stand for a few mo- 
 ments each day in a shallow tank or 
 trough containing blue vitriol solution, 
 or a 2% solution of coal-tar dip. In 
 advanced cases, individual treatment 
 should be given by removing diseased 
 horn and applying pure carbolic acid 
 or the latter mixed with 10 to 15 parts 
 of glycerine, after which a bandage 
 moistened with disinfectant solution 
 should be applied. 
 
 Founder. For founder, hot foot- 
 baths and poultices of ihermofuge or 
 antiphlogistine are a favorite treat- 
 ment. If the animal is shod, the shoes 
 should be removed and a clean, dry, 
 well-bedded box stall provided. Bleed- 
 ing and blistering are frequently prac- 
 ticed by veterinarians. In acute cases 
 it may be advisable to cast the animal 
 or place it in slings. Proper shoeing 
 will often benefit chronic cases. 
 
 Foul in Foot. The disease known 
 as foul in foot is usually seen in cat- 
 tle and is often due to animals being 
 confined in wet, filthy quarters. A cor- 
 rection of this condition and the ap- 
 plication of the remedies suggested for 
 foot rot in sheep will usually bring 
 about a cure. 
 
 Galls. Galls are usually due to poor 
 fitting of harnesses or chafing, and the 
 steps first made should be to remove 
 the cause. Galled surfaces should be 
 cleansed and oxide-of-zinc ointment ap- 
 plied. Alum dusting powders are also 
 often effective. 
 
 Garget. As a treatment for garget 
 the udder should be milked dry and 
 massaged. Cloths wrung out of hot 
 water or applications of camphor oint- 
 ment procurable from any druggist are 
 useful. In acute cases it may be well 
 to support the udder by means of a 
 wide bandage around the hips of the 
 animal. Some forms of garget are be- 
 lieved to be contagious, hence it is well 
 to isolate all cases. 
 
 Gid. Gid is a parasite disease of 
 sheep, often spoken of as grub in the 
 head. The only treatment consists of 
 trephining the skull and removing the 
 parasites, but the operation requires 
 special instruments and skill in their 
 use. Preventive measures such as 
 avoiding infected pastures and de- 
 stroying the heads of sheep that die 
 of the disease are more satisfactory. 
 
 Glanders, or Farcy. Glanders, or 
 farcy, is an extremely contagious and 
 practically incurable disease of 
 horses, mules, and asses. Affected 
 animals should be destroyed and prem- 
 ises carefully disinfected. The disease 
 is transmissible to man, hence the 
 work of destroying animals and disin- 
 fection should be done with great care. 
 
 Grease. Grease, sometimes called 
 grease heels or scratches, is a form 
 of eczema affecting horses' heels. 
 Some cases are believed to be due to 
 filth or skin abrasions. The treatment 
 suggested under eczema is often bene- 
 ficial in early stages. The affected 
 area should be clipped, cleansed, and a 
 hot poultice applfed. Carbolic acid 
 and glycerine may then be applied as 
 directed under eczema, the part ban- 
 daged, and the animal kept in a dry, 
 clean stall well' supplied with bedding. 
 
 Heaves. Heaves are not curable 
 but may be alleviated by moistening 
 all grain or hay fed. An affected ani- 
 mal should not be watered imme- 
 diately before exercise or work. Arse- 
 nic, iron, and strychnine are often 
 given, but should be prescribed by a 
 veterinarian. 
 
 HOG CHOLERA 
 
 (By courtesy of Great Western Serum Co.) 
 
 Hog Cholera is an acute febrile 
 disease which affects only hogs, and 
 which is characterized by extreme 
 contagiousness and a very high 
 death rate. The disease is found 
 in practically all parts of the world, 
 and is especially prevalent in the large 
 hog-raising districts of the United 
 States. The first recorded outbreak 
 in this country occurred in the year 
 1833 in the State of Ohio. From the 
 original center of infection the disease 
 has spread to all portions of the 
 United States. The United States De- 
 partment of Agriculture estimates the 
 
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 losses of swiue from cholera totaled 
 $73,000,000 in one year. In one state 
 alone the loss is placed at $4,000,000. 
 While outbreaks occur at all seasons 
 of the year, the great majority take 
 place during the late summer and fall. 
 The mortality from hog cholera is as 
 high as 100 per cent in some herds, 
 while the average is about 88 per cent, 
 and many of the hogs which survive 
 being weakened and stunted in growth 
 are comparatively worthless, and as a 
 rule are carriers of cholera for months 
 following apparent recovery. 
 
 CAUSE OF THE DISEASE 
 
 The Germ Which Causes Hog Chol- 
 era. Scientists, have not been able to 
 discover the specific germ or microbe 
 which causes hog cholera. It has 
 never been cultivated in laboratories, 
 as has been done with many other in- 
 fectious germs, and we know of it 
 only by the effects which it produces. 
 The germ is so small, or else of such 
 structure, that it cannot be seen 
 with the strongest microscopes avail- 
 able. 
 
 Predisposing Causes. While hog 
 cholera can be started in a herd only 
 by introducing the germ which causes 
 it, there are many factors which may 
 render a herd more susceptible to the 
 disease. Anything which tends to 
 lower the health of the animals may 
 be regarded as a predisposing cause. 
 Among .such predisposing factors 
 there may be mentioned improper 
 feeding, insanitary condition of hog 
 lots, damp or cold or to crowded 
 sleeping quarters, dirty drinking and 
 feeding troughs, etc. Of course in- 
 sanitary surroundings and poor feed 
 cannot in themselves produce hog 
 cholera, but they lower the vitality 
 of hogs to such an extent that they 
 become comparatively easy victims of 
 any disease producing germs to which 
 they are exposed. 
 
 Ways Hog Cholera Reaches a Herd. 
 The most dangerous factor in spread- 
 ing hog cholera is the sick hog and 
 the hog which has apparently recov- 
 ered from the disease. The germ 
 which causes hog cholera is always 
 present in the bodies of sick hogs, 
 and is thrown off from them in large 
 numbers in the feces and urine, thus 
 contaminating the yards and pens in 
 
 which sick hogs are kept. Sick hogs 
 may get onto a farm in various ways 
 by escaping from a neighboring 
 herd, by the purchase of new stock 
 which may show no symptoms of 
 sickness until some days after pur- 
 chase, by returning show hogs to the 
 herd after visits to fairs or stock 
 shows, by purchase of hogs which 
 have apparently recovered from hog 
 cholera. 
 
 In addition to the danger of intro- 
 ducing the infection through the hogs 
 themselves it must be remembered 
 that the germ of the disease may be 
 carried in a minute particle of dirt on 
 the feet of attendants or neighbors 
 who have previously visited farms 
 where hog cholera exists. It may also 
 be carried in this way by dogs, and 
 by crows and other birds. The dis- 
 ease . may be carried down stream 
 from herds which are affected above. 
 
 After hog cholera has visited a farm, 
 the lots, hog houses, feeding troughs, 
 and implements used for cleaning 
 have naturally become contaminated 
 with the germs of the disease, and if 
 new stock is placed in such yards 
 after these were occupied by sick hogs 
 the new hogs, will more than likely 
 contract the disease. Such premises 
 should be restocked only after clean- 
 ing and thorough disinfection and 
 then the safest plan is to place thereon 
 only hogs which have been vaccinated 
 against cholera. 
 
 SYMPTOMS OF HOG CHOLERA 
 
 The beginning of hog cholera in a 
 herd is usually ushered in by sickness 
 appearing in one or two hogs. Soon 
 other hogs are affected and in a very 
 short time all hogs exposed to the 
 contagion are affected. In general the 
 symptoms are sluggishness, disincli- 
 nation to move, weakness, loss of ap- 
 petite, a high fever, frequently cough, 
 inflammation of the eyes with gum- 
 ming of the lids, and there may be 
 diarrhea. In advanced cases purplish 
 blotches appear on the skin, especially 
 on the surface of the abdomen, on 
 the inside of the legs, and around the 
 ears and neck. As a rule the progress 
 %of the disease is so rapid that the hog 
 is not greatly emaciated before death; 
 it is, in fact, quite common in acute 
 outbreaks for hogs to die after being 
 sick only a few days. In the chronic 
 
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 type they eat very little and lose 
 flesh rapidly, finally becoming so 
 emaciated and weak that they stagger 
 and walk with an uncertain gait, the 
 hind legs particularly appearing to be 
 very weak. The eyes become inflamed 
 and the lids may be gummed together, 
 After a few days' illness there is us- 
 ually a profuse diarrhea, and in these 
 cases the hog may, and usually does, 
 linger for several weeks, sometimes 
 months, before it finally dies. It is 
 extremely rare for such an animal to 
 recover its health and vigor suffi- 
 ciently to become of value to the 
 owner. 
 
 PREVENTION AND TREATMENT 
 OF HOGjCHOLERA 
 
 General Preventive Measures. It 
 has been shown that in the vast ma- 
 jority of cases the germ of hog cholera 
 is transported mechanically, in the 
 bodies of sick hogs and on the feet 
 of men or animals, including birds. 
 It thus follows that the chances of 
 an outbreak of hog cholera would be 
 greatly lessened, if not completely 
 avoided, if the herd could be safely 
 protected from these carriers of in- 
 fection. Under average farm condi- 
 tions this is very difficult, and the best 
 that can be hoped for is the lessening 
 of the opportunity for infection by 
 placing the herd on a part of the farm 
 that will be the least accessible to 
 men or animals from other farms. Hog 
 lots should never be located near pub- 
 lic roads if this can be avoided. All 
 newly purchased stock should be kept 
 separate from the main herd for at 
 least thirty days. 
 
 In additon to protecting the herd 
 by methods of quarantine, careful at- 
 tention should be giveYi to the general 
 health of the herd. The hogs should 
 be provided with clean, dry sleeping 
 places, and the lots and feeding 
 troughs should be kept clean. It is 
 well occasionally to scatter slaked lime 
 about the lots and to wash and disin- 
 fect the troughs. 
 
 After an outbreak of hog cholera 
 the yards and pens should be thor- 
 oughly cleaned, all dead hogs should 
 be burned, the litter should be col- 
 lected and burned, and lime scattered 
 freely over the ground. The sheds 
 and hog houses should be washed and 
 
 disinfected with three per cent solu- 
 tion of compound cresol (U. S. P.) 
 Feeding troughs that have been used 
 by sick pigs should be burned if made 
 of wood, but if this is not practicable 
 they should be scrubbed clean and 
 thoroughly soaked with cresol solu- 
 tion, the latter being washed out be- 
 fore the troughs are used again. 
 
 Prevention by Inoculation. Careful 
 and persistent attention to general 
 preventive measures, such as quaran- 
 tine, disinfection, proper feeding, etc., 
 on the part of farmers generally would 
 no doubt result in a material reduc- 
 tion in the yearly losses from hog 
 cholera, and the importance of observ- 
 ing these precautions can not be over- 
 estimated. In view of -the fact that it 
 is impracticable to enforce general 
 and completely effective measures to 
 protect hogs from the various avenues 
 of cholera infection most hog raisers 
 now keep their hogs immunized 
 against cholera by employing the se- 
 rum preventive treatment. It should be 
 remembered that the serum treatment 
 is used especially as a preventive, 
 and that little success can be expected 
 in herds which are badly affected with 
 hog cholera. An early application is 
 essential, and farmers should notify 
 their veterinarians immediately upon 
 their hogs' becoming ill, so that they 
 can be treated at once. 
 
 Properly prepared serum and virus 
 scientifically administered insures ab- 
 solute protection against hojg cholera. 
 In employing the serum vaccination 
 against hog cholera it is considered 
 highly desirable for the treatment to 
 be applied by competent veterinarians 
 who have had special training in this 
 class of work. 
 
 Hoose. Hoose is a parasitic disease 
 of calves and lambs, caused by worms 
 in the bronchial tubes, hence it is 
 sometimes spoken of as verminous 
 bronchitis. Some cases are success- 
 fully treated by confining animals in 
 a tent or a tight room and causing 
 them to inhale sulphur dioxide, gen- 
 erated by burning sulphur on char- 
 coal. There is imminent danger of 
 suffocating the animals if they are 
 kept too long in the gas, hence great 
 care is necessary. In some cases an 
 attendant remains with them an(J opens 
 doors when he is no longer able to en- 
 dure the gas. Veterinarians sometimes 
 
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 inject chloroform or turpentine into and one that is particularly adapted 
 the windpipe by means of a hypoder- to the specific parasite that is causing 
 mic syringe. the trouble may be necessary. 
 
 Hoven, or Bloat. Hoven, or bloat, 
 is very likely to occur in cattle when 
 they are allowed to overfeed, particu- 
 larly on rank-growing forage such as 
 clover or alfalfa. In early stages of 
 the disease, a wooden bit or gag, re- 
 tained in the mouth by means of light 
 ropes over the horns will assist in get- 
 ting rid of the gas that is accumulating 
 in the digestive tract. A handful of 
 salt placed in the mouth back of the 
 gag will often make it more effective. 
 A favorite remedy is 2 oz. of turpentine 
 well diluted with milk or linseed oil. 
 Other remedies are: common baking 
 soda in 2-tablespoonsful doses as a 
 drench, and Jamaica ginger in 3- or 4- 
 oz. doses given as a drench, well dijuted 
 with hot water. In acute cases when 
 bloating has become so severe that 
 there is danger of suffocation or rup- 
 ture of the paunch, tapping should be 
 resorted to. Use a trocar and canula, 
 inserting the instrument about half 
 way between the point of the hip or 
 what is often called the hook bone 
 and the last rib on the left side of 
 the animal and choosing the point 
 where the swelling is most prominent. 
 It is well to first make a hole in the 
 skin with a knife. When the puncture 
 has been effected the trocar is with- 
 drawn and the canula allowed to re- 
 main in the opening. A pocket knife 
 may be used if a trocar is not avail- 
 able, but with the former there is dan- 
 ger of making the incision too large. 
 
 Intestinal and Stomach Worms 
 Intestinal and stomach worms are one 
 of the most common parasitic disor- 
 ders of domestic animals. Worms in 
 the stomach or intestines interfere 
 with nutrition, cause irritation and 
 spasms, and may give rise to serious 
 complications. Some of the different 
 forms are tapeworms, roundworms, 
 whipworms, threadworms, and pin- 
 worms. Common remedies for worms 
 are turpentine, diluted with linseed 
 oil, salt, copperas and santonin. It is 
 always advisable to withhold feed for 
 24 to 48 hr. previous to giving worm 
 remedies, and shortly after giving the 
 drug a purgative should be adminis- 
 tered. In obstinate cases a more specific 
 treatment than can be outlined here 
 
 Indigestion The usual treatment 
 for indigestion is to give a purgative, 
 followed by Jamaica ginger and a 
 tonic, but special cases often require 
 special treatment. If the indigestion is 
 due to improper feeding, the cause 
 should be obviated by feeding sparingly 
 for a time, or even by withholding feed 
 entirely. 
 
 Lice. Lice are more or less common 
 on all domestic animals. A good coal- 
 tar dip is an efficient lice killer and 
 may usually be depended on to exter- 
 minate the parasites if used in ac- 
 cordance with directions furnished by 
 the manufacturer. 
 
 Maggots. Maggots are frequently 
 seen in wounds resulting from dehorn- 
 ing, castrating, and accidents. The 
 treatment is to apply coal-tar dip, kero- 
 sene, or turpentine diluted with lin- 
 seed oil. 
 
 Mange. Mange is a parasitic dis- 
 ease caused by minute animal parasites 
 or mites. It is common in sheep and 
 cattle and is often called scab or 
 scabies; it also affects horses and hogs. 
 Some forms of mange are more resis- 
 tant to treatment than others. Dip- 
 ping in a reliable coal-tar dip is the 
 most convenient and satisfactory rem- 
 edy for small animals. The dip solu- 
 tion does not kill eggs of the mites, 
 hence the dipping should be repeated 
 frequently if it is expected to exter- 
 minate the disease. If dipping is not 
 practicable, local treatment with green 
 soap, sulphur ointment, or carbolic acid 
 in glycerine may be applied. The hair 
 should be clipped and scabs softened be- 
 fore application in order to secure the 
 best results. Infected quarters should 
 be ^thoroughly sprayed with coal-tar 
 dip solution to destroy parasites that 
 may be harbored there. 
 
 Milk Fever. Milk fever affects 
 chiefly dairy cows that are heavy milk- 
 ers. Pugative of epsom salts may be 
 given early in the disease, but if 
 paralysis has set in, medicine admin- 
 istered by the mouth is likely to cause 
 strangulation. The affected cow should 
 be propped up to a comfortable posi- 
 tion with bags of straw, and ice or 
 
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 cold water applied to her head and 
 spine. Oxygen gas injected into the 
 udder is a treatment that is now used 
 very extensively. If oxygen cannot be 
 procured, pumping the udder full of air 
 by means of an ordinary bicycle pump 
 and a milking tube may be resorted to. 
 
 Navel III. Navel ill is an infectious 
 disease of the joints. It occurs in foals 
 and sometimes in the young of other 
 animals soon after birth, and is due to 
 the entrance of germs through the 
 naval opening. Prevention consists in 
 keeping the dam in a clean, dry, sani- 
 tary stall, and in bandaging the naval 
 of the young as soon as it is dropped. 
 Treatment after a case has developed is 
 seldom successful. 
 
 Quarter Crack and Sand Crack. 
 When a horse is affected with quarter 
 cracks or sand cracks a blacksmith 
 may draw the parts of the hoof to- 
 gether with a carefully fitted shoe, or 
 by means of nails. Tar should be ap- 
 plied to exclude dirt from the crevices. 
 
 Rabies. Rabies affects all animals 
 and is transmissible to man, in the 
 latter case being known as hydropho- 
 bia. There is no satisfactory treat- 
 ment of rabies in animals. On account 
 of the imminent danger of spreading 
 the disease, it is advisable to destroy 
 affected animals at once. However, in 
 case what is thought to be a rabid 
 animal, as a mad dog, is at large in a 
 community and bites animals or per- 
 sons it is always advisable to preserve 
 the life of the supposedly rabid animal 
 until a diagnosis can be made to deter- 
 mine whether or not rabies is actually 
 present. This precaution is particularly 
 important in case persons are bitten. 
 
 Rheumatism. Rheumatism affects 
 horses, cattle, pigs, and goats. Treat- 
 ment is not very satisfactory. Clean, 
 dry quarters and good, nourishing feed 
 will go a long way toward preventing 
 the disorder and will often bring about 
 marked improvement in cases already 
 developed. Enlarged, stiffened joints 
 may be rubbed with iodine ointment. 
 Veterinarians are sometimes able to 
 fire and blister affected parts with good 
 results. 
 
 Rickets, OP Rachitis. Rickets, or 
 rachitis, is common in young pigs and 
 is believed to be due to improper feed- 
 
 ing of the dam. Treatment should be 
 directed toward correcting the diet and 
 providing clean, dry, sanitary quarters. 
 Liquid feeds, such as gruels, are par- 
 ticularly useful. 
 
 Ringworm. Ringworm attacks 
 horses, cattle, sheep, goats, and swine. 
 The disorder is due to a fungus 
 growth. Painting with iodine or a 
 strong solution of coal-tar dip will 
 usually destroy the parasite. Occasion- 
 ally man requires ringworm from ani- 
 mals, hence due precaution should be 
 taken in treating cases. Animals 
 transmit the disease to animals of the 
 same species, but it is said that cattle 
 seldom acquire it from horses or vice 
 versa. It is always desirable to isolate 
 cases of ringworm and disinfect the 
 quarters they have occupied. Green 
 soap, boracic acid, and turpentine are 
 other remedies that are frequently 
 used. 
 
 Scab in Sheep. See Mange. 
 
 Scours. Scours affects chiefly newly 
 born animals. Linseed oil will often 
 assist in a freeing of the intestinal 
 tract from irritating material. Laud- 
 anum is useful to relieve pain. Lime- 
 water is a favorite remedy with many 
 stockmen. See that feed is clean and 
 wholesome and milk pails or troughs 
 are sterilized for each feeding. 
 
 Sunstroke. Apply ice or cold water 
 to the head and along the spine. Bleed- 
 ing is not advisable. A stimulant such 
 as whiskey is often given in these cases. 
 Many authorities consider it inadvisa- 
 ble to drench animals over the entire 
 body with a hose or by throwing pails 
 of water on them. Many cases of sun- 
 stroke in horses may be prevented. 
 During periods of intense heat, provide 
 a head covering and place in this a 
 sponge moistened with cold water. 
 Frequent watering is also a safeguard. 
 
 Swine Fever. See hog cholera. 
 
 Tetanus, or Lockjaw. Tetanus, or 
 lockjaw, is an extremely contagious dis- 
 ease and a dangerous one because of 
 the fact that it is easily transmitted 
 to man. As a general rule, treatment 
 for the disease is useless, although 
 good results have been reported from 
 the use of a serum. When there is 
 reason to suspect that an animal will 
 
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 develop tetanus because of infection 
 from a wound, an immediate use of 
 the same serum, known as antitetanic 
 serum, is successful in preventing the 
 disease in a large majority of cases. A 
 qualified veterinarian should be em- 
 ployed, to administer the serum. A 
 wound that is suspected to contain teta- 
 nus germs should be open and cleaned 
 out so that every part of it will be 
 exposed to the air, as the germs of 
 tetanus do not thrive under these con- 
 ditions. Pure carbolic acid may be 
 used to clean the wound. 
 
 Texas Fever. Texas fever is a viru- 
 lent disease of cattle and one that is 
 very prevalent in the southern part of 
 the United States. It is caused by a 
 minute animal parasite that lives in 
 the body of the Texas fever tick or 
 more properly the splenetic fever tick. 
 Hence, efforts should be made to ex- 
 terminate the latter pest. The method 
 of immunizing cattle against the dis- 
 ease has been developed and used some- 
 what extensively. No satisfactory 
 treatment is known, and it is often 
 advisable to destroy affected animals 
 and free the other ones from ticks by 
 
 dipping or spraying and remove them 
 to new pasture. 
 
 Thrush. Thrush affects the frogs of 
 horses' hoofs. Treatment consis* . in 
 placing the animals in clean, dry quar- 
 ters and cleaning the foot and apply- 
 ing a healing powder such as calomel 
 and iodoform, equal parts. In some 
 cases it may be necessary to cauterize 
 the affected part, for which purpose 
 butter of antimony applied with a swab 
 is effective. Afterwards a dressing of 
 tar and a bandage over the foot will 
 serve to exclude dirt and permit heal- 
 ing. 
 
 Tuberculosis. Tuberculosis affects 
 all domestic animals. There is no satis- 
 factory treatment for this disease, but 
 e\ery effort should be made to stamp 
 it out by destroying the affected ani- 
 mals or at least isolating them and ab- 
 staining from the use of any products 
 from them. A discussion- of the ad- 
 ditional measures for the control of this 
 disease is impossible in this space. Con- 
 sult a state veterinarian or board of 
 health. 
 
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 1-2 dr. 
 
 2 dr. 
 
 .5-1 dr. 
 
 .5-1 dr. 
 
 3-7 gr. 
 
 Aconite tincture 
 
 10-30 dp. 
 
 20-30 dp. 
 
 10 dp. 
 
 5 dp. 
 
 1-3 dp. 
 
 Alcohol (see Brandy) 
 Aloes . . 
 
 5-8 dr. 
 
 1-1.5 oz. 
 
 2-4 dr. 
 
 2-4 dr. 
 
 15-20 gr. 
 
 Alum 
 
 2-4 dr. 
 
 3-4 dr. 
 
 40 gr. 
 
 40 gr. 
 
 15 gr. 
 
 Ammonia water 
 
 .5 oz. 
 
 1 oz. 
 
 2 dr. 
 
 Idr. 
 
 .5 dr. 
 
 Ammonia aromatic 
 
 1-2 oz. 
 
 2oz. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 20-60 dp. 
 
 Aniseed 
 
 1 oz. 
 
 1.5 oz. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 Idr. 
 
 15 gr. 
 
 Areca nut 
 
 .5-1 oz. 
 
 1 oz. 
 
 1-3 dr. 
 
 2 dr. 
 
 Idr. 
 
 Arnica tincture 
 
 .51 oz. 
 
 1 oz. 
 
 2 dr. 
 
 .5 dr. 
 
 7-20 dp. 
 
 Arsenic (Fowler's solution) 
 Asafetida tincture 
 
 2-4 dr. 
 
 2oz. 
 
 5 dr. 
 3oz. 
 
 5-20 dp. 
 .5 oz. 
 
 5-20 dp. 
 2 dr. 
 
 1-5 dp. 
 Idr. 
 
 Atropine 
 
 Igr. 
 
 1-2 gr. 
 
 07gr. 
 
 .07 gr. 
 
 .03 gr. 
 
 Belladonna fluid extract . . . 
 Boracic acid 
 
 .5 dr. 
 1-3 dr. 
 
 Idr. 
 3 dr. 
 
 20 dp. 
 20 gr. 
 
 3 dp. 
 15 gr. 
 
 Idp. 
 8gr. 
 
 Brandy 
 
 2-4 oz. 
 
 4 oz. 
 
 1-2 oz. 
 
 1-2 oz. 
 
 1-4 dr. 
 
 Buchu 
 
 1-2 oz. 
 
 
 
 
 5-20 dp. 
 
 Caffein 
 
 7-15 gr. 
 
 
 
 
 2 gr. 
 
 Calcium phosphate 
 
 2-4 dr. 
 
 1 oz. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 5-20 gr. 
 
 Calomel 
 
 Idr. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 5-20 gr. 
 
 5-20 gr. 
 
 1 gr. 
 
 Camphor spirit 
 
 2-4 dr. 
 
 loz. 
 
 2 dr. 
 
 15 dp. 
 
 10 dp. 
 
 Cannabis indica extract . . . 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 
 
 10-15 dp. 
 
 1 A-1 gr. 
 
 Cantharides 
 
 5-20 gr. 
 
 5-20 gr. 
 
 4-8 gr. 
 
 4-8 gr. 
 
 1-2 gr. 
 
 Capsicum 
 
 20-60 gr. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 
 
 1-8 gr. 
 
 Carbolic Acid 
 
 .5-2 dr. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 10-20 dp. 
 
 5-15 dp. 
 
 3-8 dp. 
 
 Carbon bisulphide 
 
 2-4 dr. 
 
 
 
 
 
 Castor oil 
 
 Ipt. 
 
 1 pt. 
 
 2-4 oz. 
 
 2-4 oz. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 Catechu 
 
 .5-1 oz. 
 
 1-2 oz. 
 
 
 
 5-30 gr. 
 
 Chalk 
 
 . 5-2 oz. 
 
 2oz. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 Idr. 
 
 .5-1 dr.' 
 
 Charcoal 
 
 1-2 oz. 
 
 1-2 oz. 
 
 2-4 dr. 
 
 2-4 dr. 
 
 20-60 gr. 
 
 Chloral hydrate 
 
 1-2 oz. 
 
 1-2 oz. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 5-20 gr. 
 
 Chloroform 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 25 dp. 
 
 20 dp. 
 
 10 dp. 
 
 Cocaine 
 
 5-10 gr. 
 
 10 gr. 
 
 
 
 Kgr. 
 
 Cod liver oil 
 
 2-6 oz. 
 
 3-8 oz. 
 
 3-8 dr. 
 
 2-6 dr. 
 
 1-3 dr. 
 
 Copperas 
 
 Idr. 
 
 2 dr. 
 
 20 gr. 
 
 10 gr. 
 
 
 Copper sulphate 
 
 2-4 dr. 
 
 2-4 dr. 
 
 20-30 gr. 
 
 20-30 gr. 
 
 1-2 gr. 
 
 Creolin 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 2 dr. 
 
 
 
 1-5 dp. 
 
 Croton oil 
 
 15-25 dp. 
 
 .5-1 dr. 
 
 5-10 dp. 
 
 5-10 dp. 
 
 Idp. 
 
 Digitalis 
 
 10-50 gr. 
 
 10-60 gr. 
 
 5-15 gr. 
 
 5-10 gr. 
 
 2gr. 
 
 Dover's powder 
 
 .5-1 oz. 
 
 
 
 
 5-10 gr. 
 
 Epsom salts 
 
 .5-llb. 
 
 lib. 
 
 14 oz. 
 
 1 oz. 
 
 1-4 dr. 
 
 Ergot 
 
 .5-1 oz. 
 
 .51 oz. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 1 dr. 
 
 Eserin 
 
 1-3 gr. 
 
 2-3 gr. 
 
 
 
 
 Ether 
 
 .51 oz. 
 
 1 oz. 
 
 2-4 dr. 
 
 2-4 dr. 
 
 25 dp. 
 
 Fenugreek . . 
 
 1-2 oz. 
 
 2oz. 
 
 2-3 dr. 
 
 2-3 dr. 
 
 15 gr. 
 
 Fowler 'a Solution 
 
 (See Arsenic) 
 Gentian . . 
 
 4-8 dr. 
 
 3 dr. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 40 gr. 
 
 Ginger 
 
 2-8 dr. 
 
 5-8 dr. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 15-60 gr. 
 
 5-20 gr. 
 
 Glauber salts 
 
 .5-1 Ib. 
 
 1-1 51b. 
 
 1-4 dr. 
 
 
 
 Glycerine 
 
 2-5 oz. 
 
 3-5 oz. 
 
 5 dr. 
 
 4 dr. 
 
 1 dr. 
 
 Hydrastis 
 
 2-8 dr. 
 
 2-8 dr. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 5-40 dp. 
 
 Hydrochloric acid 
 
 1-3 dr. 
 
 2-3 dr. 
 
 10-30 dp. 
 
 10-20 dp. 
 
 5 dp. 
 
 Hyoscyamus 
 
 .51 oz. 
 
 1 oz. 
 
 
 
 10 gr. 
 
 Iodide of potash 
 
 .5-2 dr. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 10-25 gr. 
 
 5-20 gr. 
 
 2-8 gr. 
 
 Ipecac 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 2-4 dr. 
 
 1 dr. 
 
 
 1-2 gr. 
 
 Iron sulphate 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 2 dr. 
 
 25 gr. 
 
 25 gr. 
 
 4 gr. 
 
 Jaborandi 
 
 2-4 dr. 
 
 4 dr. 
 
 1 dr 
 
 1 dr. 
 
 5-50 gr. 
 
 Jalap 
 
 
 
 
 2-4 dr. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 433
 
 DOSES OF DRUGS FOR FARM ANIMALS Continued 
 
 Drugs 
 
 Horses 
 
 Cattle 
 
 Sheep 
 
 Hogs 
 
 Dogs 
 
 Jamaica ginger 
 
 1 oz. 
 
 2oz. 
 
 .5 oz. 
 
 
 
 Kerosene . . . .- 
 
 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 
 
 Kino 
 
 .51 oz. 
 
 1-2 oz. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 1-2 dr 
 
 5-25 er 
 
 Kousso 
 
 
 
 
 
 5-4 dr 
 
 Lard 
 
 
 8oz. 
 
 5 oz. 
 
 
 
 Laudanum 
 
 14 oz. 
 
 2-5 oz. 
 
 1-4 dr. 
 
 1-2 dr 
 
 20 dp 
 
 Lead acetate 
 
 Idr. 
 
 1 dr. 
 
 25 gr. 
 
 20 er 
 
 1-2 er 
 
 Lime water 
 
 45 oz. 
 
 4-6 oz. 
 
 2 oz. 
 
 
 1-8 dr 
 
 Linseed oil 
 
 . 5-1 pt. 
 
 1-2 pt. 
 
 6-12 oz. 
 
 5-10 oz. 
 
 1 oz 
 
 Magnesium sulphate (see 
 Epsom salts) 
 Male fern, fluid extract. . . . 
 Morphine 
 
 3-6 dr. 
 3-10 gr. 
 
 4-6 dr. 
 5-10 gr. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 1-2 gr. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 l A- l AKf. 
 
 15-40 dp. 
 .02-14 er 
 
 Mustard 
 
 .51 oz. 
 
 1 oz. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 20 er 
 
 Nitre 
 
 . 1-2 oz. 
 
 2-3 oz. 
 
 Idr. 
 
 Idr 
 
 5-20 er 
 
 Nux vomica 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 2 dr. 
 
 30-40 gr. 
 
 10-20 gr. 
 
 1-2 gr. 
 
 Olive oil 
 
 1-2 pt. 
 
 1-2 pt. 
 
 
 
 2-4 oz. 
 
 Opium (powdered) ....'.... 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 2 dr. 
 
 6^-25 gr. 
 
 5^-20 gr. 
 
 15 gr 
 
 Pepper. . 
 
 1-3 dr. 
 
 2-4 dr. 
 
 15-25 gr. 
 
 10-20 gr. 
 
 4-10 gr. 
 
 Peppermint oil 
 
 15-30 dp. 
 
 30 dp. 
 
 
 
 1-5 dp. 
 
 Potassium bromide 
 
 1-2 oz. 
 
 2oz. 
 
 2-4 dr. 
 
 2-4 dr. 
 
 5-50 gr. 
 
 Quinine 
 
 15-60 gr. 
 
 ' Idr. 
 
 5-10 gr. 
 
 5-10 gr. 
 
 1-2 gr. 
 
 Rhubarb 
 
 1-2 oz. 
 
 1-2 oz. 
 
 Idr. 
 
 Idr. 
 
 5-10 gr. 
 
 Salol 
 
 .5-4 dr. 
 
 
 
 
 1-3 gr. 
 
 Salts (see Epsom and 
 Glauber) 
 Saltpeter (see Nitre) 
 Soda 
 
 1 oz. 
 
 2oz. 
 
 .5 oz. 
 
 2 dr. 
 
 20-50 gr. 
 
 Spanish flies (see Can- 
 tharides) 
 Strychnine 
 
 .5-2 gr. 
 
 2-3 gr. 
 
 1 A-1 gr. 
 
 
 01 gr. 
 
 Subnitrate of bismuth 
 
 1-2 dr. 
 
 2 dr. 
 
 10-30 gr. 
 
 5-20 gr. 
 
 3-10 gr. 
 
 Sulphur 
 
 2-4 oz. 
 
 3-4 oz. 
 
 1-2 oz. 
 
 1-2 oz. 
 
 1-4 dr. 
 
 Turpentine 
 
 1-2 oz. 
 
 2oz. 
 
 1-4 dr. 
 
 1 dr. 
 
 20-50 dp. 
 
 Whiskey (see Brandy) 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 In the above list of doses, oz. stands for ounce; pt. for pint; Ib. for pound; gr. for 
 grain; dr. for dram; dp. for drop. Fractions are expressed thus: %, or by decimals, 
 thus: .5. Other figures show limits of small and large doses. 
 
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 43.'.
 
 The Farm Grain Elevator 
 
 (From the Farmers' Review) 
 
 I was one of the first in my neigh- 
 borhood to buy a portable grain ele- 
 vator. Since then nearly every one of 
 my neighbors has an elevator. 
 
 I do not say that this elevator has 
 had no repairs, but it has had very 
 few. These few repairs on the ele- 
 vator have been cables, worm wheels 
 and rubber belting, used on the short 
 conveyor from the wagon to the large 
 conveyor. The repairs on any grain 
 elevator will be small if the machine 
 is handled right. Comparing the ele- 
 vator of today with the elevator of a 
 few years ago is like comparing the 
 latest equipped automobile with the 
 old, now odd-looking cars of a few 
 years ago. 
 
 Every manufacturer - of elevators 
 specifies the time to take in unloading 
 a load of grain and the speed to run, 
 but if the elevator is overloaded or 
 run too fast it can seldom do much 
 harm. The grain elevator is hardly 
 ever like the binder, that is always 
 causing little delays. One man can 
 run an elevator with horse power if 
 the horses will go without driving. 
 
 The main points in caring for an 
 elevator are to keep it well oiled and 
 placed in the dry during bad weather. 
 It does not require an expert to repair 
 a grain elevator. The cost of repairs 
 will depend more upon the care than m 
 the wear of the parts. The outside 
 portable elevator has the advantage 
 over the inside type in that it has to 
 be moved but little, and sometimes 
 not at all; but it is exposed to the 
 weather. 
 
 The fixed type of elevator has the 
 advantages of both the portable types, 
 but is a little higher priced. 
 
 Most of the older portable elevators 
 did not elevate wheat and oats as well 
 as corn, but the newer types, es- 
 pecially the vertical bucket types, 
 carry any kind of grain. 
 
 An elevator will unload a load of 
 grain in a few minutes, besides saving 
 the busker, already tired with his 
 day's work, a lot of hard labor. Since 
 my first elevator, Which, I forgot to 
 mention, was an inside type, I have an 
 outside type which I have had for six 
 years. Last summer I purchased a 
 fixed, vertical type of elevator with 
 chain and buckets. This elevator is 
 
 very handy and will unload any kind 
 of grain. It is run by a horizontal 
 four-horse gasoline engine. I believe 
 the gasoline engine is a little handier 
 and better than the power jack for 
 running a dump, because it requires no 
 attention while running, and also runs 
 the dump at the same rate of speed. 
 Nearly any type of elevator is useful 
 on the farm for unloading small grain. 
 
 J. O. WOODARD. 
 Champaign Co., 111. 
 
 More Than 110,000 
 Farmers Read 
 
 iqcmsnl 
 The 
 
 FARMERS' 
 REVIEW 
 
 "Illinois 
 
 Greatest Farm 
 
 Paper" 
 
 Published Every Week 
 One Dollar a Year 
 
 436
 
 Write for Attractive Prices on 
 
 The Old Reliable "Liltle Giant" 
 Grain Elevator 
 
 We'll quote you a very attract- 
 ;. ive price for 1917 and send 
 -^v you name of dealer nearest 
 ^ you, who will be pleased 
 :j\<Nto take care of your 
 Sgbv. wants. Write us to- 
 : y _\. day. Satisfactory 
 . : \ credit terms may 
 be arranged. 
 Get details. 
 
 National Giant Inside Elevator 
 
 The Most Sensible Inside 
 Machine on the 
 Market 
 
 On cribs 28x38 ft. 
 
 or lest, with half 
 
 The Most Satisfactory Elevator for the Farmer 
 
 The "Little Giant" has done more for the farmer in the way of helping him take care of his 
 corn and small grain in a satisfactory and most economical manner, than any elevator money 
 and brains has ever made. This claim of ours is backed by thousands of our farmer friends 
 who bought elevators from us when we first built them and have gotten real, downright 
 honest service out of them ever since. 
 
 Read These Big Features 
 Money Savers 
 
 1st The ' 'Little Giant" is made 
 from the highest grade material. 
 This means long life, without re- 
 pairs. A satisfactory investment 
 for you. 
 
 2nd The "Little Giant" has 
 fewer working and wearing 
 parts. This is simply common 
 sense applied to manufacturing, 
 but it saves money and a heap 
 of trouble and expense. 
 
 3rd The "Little Giant" carries 
 any style of equipment that can 
 be used for placing grain just 
 where you would like to have it 
 after leaving top of elevator. 
 The elevator is built to suit you. 
 
 4th The "Little Giant" comes to 
 you with any style of Raising Jack 
 required for your particular needs. 
 No matter what style crib, or where 
 you wish to dump grain, the "Little 
 Giant" is prepared to handle the job 
 satisfactorily. 
 
 Write Now 
 
 We'll quote attractive prices term* 
 arranged to suit. Give us an oppor- 
 tunity to tell you more facts why the 
 Little Giant should be on your farm. 
 
 pitch roof, it 
 is not neces- 
 sary to have a 
 cupola. When 
 cupola is nec- 
 essary, wecan 
 save you from 
 $15 to $30. 
 We also save 
 you the cost 
 of digging a 
 pit. Save you 
 the length of ele- 
 vator required. This 
 
 machine has other sensible features. Spout swings around 
 
 from side to side fills crib directly back of elevator also 
 
 leaves corn on the cob where it belongs. 
 
 Write for Crib Plans and Prices 
 
 We'll quote you an attractive price for 1917. Terms ar- 
 ranged to suit. Write us now see what we can do for you. 
 
 Portable Elevator Mtg. Co., 300 E. Grove St., Blooniiiigton, 111. 
 
 437
 
 COMMERCIAL LAW IN BRIEF 
 
 (From Ropp's Commercial Calculator) 
 
 Ignorance of the law excuses no one. The law compels no one to do any- 
 thing impossible. It is fraud to conceal a fraud. 
 
 Goods obtained by fraud may be recovered unless held by an innocent 
 third party. Stolen goods may be recovered wherever found. 
 
 Signatures made in pencil are binding, but it is better to use ink. 
 
 Principals are responsible for the acts of their agents. 
 
 Each partner (in a co-partnership) is responsible for all the firm's debts. 
 
 A firm is responsible for the acts of each of its members, except in mat- 
 ters not connected with the business, or for their individual benefit. 
 
 Real estate owned in partnership is not subject to dower interest. 
 
 Stockholders in a corporation are liable only for the amount of their 
 capital stock. Stockholders in national banks are liable for double the amount 
 of their paid-up capital stock. 
 
 A Contract is an agreement between two or more parties, each binding 
 himself to perform or not to perform certain specified acts. The consent 
 of all parties and a valuable consideration are essential, otherwise the con- 
 tract is void. All parties must understand it alike, to make it binding. 
 
 A contract made in violation of the law, or for immoral purposes, or to 
 commit a breach of the peace, is void. 
 
 When consent is given by mistake, a contract cannot be enforced. 
 If any part of a contract is illegal, it is wholly illegal. 
 
 A material alteration of a contract or other written instrument after its 
 execution, renders the instrument void. 
 
 A contract must be performed in full before payment can be collected, un- 
 less otherwise specified. A contract made by means of threats, is void. 
 
 Fraud vitiates a contract. If fraud is practiced, the responsibility of the in- 
 nocent party ceases, but the contract still binds the guilty party. 
 
 Money borrowed for the purpose of making a wager cannot be collected if 
 the lender knew of its intended use. Wagers cannot be collected by law. 
 
 The law will not aid in collecting rents on premises let for illegal use. 
 
 A Promisory Note is a written promise to pay a specified sum of money. 
 The person promising to pay is the Maker of the note; the person to whom 
 the promise is made is the Payee. 
 
 An indorser of a note becomes liable to any subsequent holder of the 
 note, if the maker fails to pay it. 
 
 A note bears interest only when so stated therein. All notes bear interest 
 after maturity, at the legal rate. 
 
 A material alteration of a note after its execution, without the consent of 
 the maker, renders the note void. 
 
 A note made in one state and payable in another is governed by the laws 
 of the state in which it is payable. 
 
 A note must be presented for payment upon the exact date of maturity, 
 or the indorsers are released from liability. 
 
 If the maker of a note refuses payment upon presentation, it must be pro- 
 tested and notice sent to the indorsers within a reasonable time, otherwise 
 they are released from liability. 
 
 438
 
 Extension of time of a note by the holder releases sureties and indorsers. 
 Transfer of a note after maturity, releases indorsers from liability. 
 
 When a note, on deposit as collateral security, falls due, the temporary 
 holder becomes the payee, and must collect, or become liable to the owner. 
 
 A Receipt is not conclusive against a claim. Even though a receipt is 
 given, a claimant may recover if he can prove that the debt has not been paid. 
 
 A release given in discharge of all demands, and for a consideration, can 
 not be set aside except by showing fraud. 
 
 An obligation or debt is renewed and the time of limitation is extended 
 by making part payment, or by payment of the interest thereon. 
 
 A Forgery is a material alteration of a note or written instrument with 
 intent to defraud. One whose name is forged cannot be held responsible. 
 
 A forged instrument is not commercial paper and no rights are gained by 
 its possession. If a bank pays money on a forged check or note believing 
 it to be genuine, it must lose the money. 
 
 An Innkeeper may retain the goods of his guests for settlement. 
 Mechanic's Liens expire one year after filing, unless action is begun. 
 
 A Bill of Sale is a written instrument by which the ownership of personal 
 property is transferred. , Actual transfer of the property is not absolutely 
 necessary to insure the validity of sale, but to protect the purchaser from 
 attachments by the creditors of the seller, the property should be delivered. 
 
 Property covered by a chattel mortgage must be taken possession of at 
 the maturity of the mortgage, or it can be taken by other creditors. 
 
 It is a criminal offense to sell goods covered by a chattel mortgage. 
 A chattel mortgage is not valid if the debt to be secured is not. 
 
 If mortgaged real estate is foreclosed and sold for more than the debt, and 
 costs, the mortgagor is entitled to the surplus. 
 
 A Deed is a written instrument conveying the ownership of real estate. 
 In a Warranty deed, the grantor warrants his title to be good .and agrees 
 to hold the purchaser harmless against all comers. In a Quit Claim deed, 
 the grantor conveys his right, title and interest, but warrants nothing. 
 
 A deed must be signed by the wife, otherwise, after the husband's death, 
 she may claim the use of one third, during her life. 
 
 An assignment does not require a valuable consideration. 
 
 An assignment covers all property not exempt from execution. 
 
 A lease given by a guardian terminates when the ward comes of age. 
 
 Leases on mortgaged property whereon the mortgage was given prior to 
 the lease, terminate with the foreclosure of the mortgage. 
 
 A testator's "last will and testament" annuls all former wills. 
 
 A husband may will his wife property in lieu of dower, she may 'elect to 
 take either such property or her dower, but not both. 
 
 A husband cannot claim dower right in the estate of his deceased wife. 
 
 A husband and wife cannot testify for or against each other, except in 
 cases of personal injury or violence. 
 
 A Patent protects the inventor for seventeen years. After that anyone 
 may use, sell or manufacture the thing patented. 
 
 The term of a Copyright is twenty-eight years. Within six months of 
 the end of this time a renewal for fourteen years can be secured. 
 
 439
 
 Index to Advertisers 
 
 Page 
 
 Ainsworth, W. T. & Son. .Mason City. 319 
 A r e n z v i 1 1 e Indepen- 
 
 dent, The Arenzville 
 
 Ashland Hardware & Fur- 
 niture Co Ashland . 
 
 Athens Free Press Athens . . 
 
 Atterberry & Colson Atterberry 
 
 B. & H. Restaurant 
 
 Bank of Bath 
 
 Bank of Kilbourne 
 
 Baugher, Eugene 
 
 Baugher, G. L 
 
 Baum, M. J. Monument 
 
 Works 
 
 Beggs & Hatch 
 
 Bettie Stuart Institute.'. . . 
 Big Four Poultry Journal . 
 
 Bigler, G. R. Co 
 
 Blessman, W. H 
 
 Boeker, W. H. & Sons. . . . 
 Bressmer, John Company . . 
 Brown's Business College . . 
 
 Springfield . 
 
 Bath 
 
 Kilbourne . 
 
 FancyPrairie 
 
 FancyPrairie 
 
 gpringfield . 
 Greenview . 
 Springfield. 
 Chicago . . 
 Springfield . 
 Bath .... 
 Petersburg. 
 Springfield . 
 Springfield . 
 
 Campbell, Horace L Tallula . . . 
 
 Centennial National Bank . Virginia . . 
 Central Illinois State Bank . Mason City . 
 Chicago Evening American . Chicago . . 
 
 Churchill, Nellie Mrs Athens . . . 
 
 Cobb, J. L Kilbourne . 
 
 Couchman, H. L Havana . . 
 
 Curtis & Wohosky Springfield. 
 
 Daniel & Craggs . .Kilbourne . 
 
 Dee, W. E. Clay Mfg. Co . . Springfield . 
 Diers, J. H Mason City . 
 
 157 
 
 163 
 279 
 357 
 
 328 
 314 
 312 
 361 
 323 
 
 374 
 357 
 395 
 371 
 338 
 341 
 325 
 373 
 351 
 
 329 
 177 
 313 
 402 
 263 
 361 
 361 
 338 
 
 399 
 377 
 365 
 
 E. & W. Clothing Co Springfield. 375 
 
 Fager, Alice Havana ... 361 
 
 Farmers' Grain, The Mason City '. 2 
 
 Farmers' Independent 
 
 Thresher Co Springfield. 321 
 
 Farmers' National Bank. . Virlginia .. 323 
 
 Farmers' State Bank Illiopolis . . 322 
 
 Farris Furnace Company. .Springfield. 385 
 
 First National Bank Petersburg . 314 
 
 Fortado, J. L Springfield. 377 
 
 Frackelton State Bank, 
 
 The Petersburg. 312 
 
 French & Sons Piano Co. .Springfield. 391 
 
 Hamll & Struwe Greenview . 361 
 
 Harms, H. & Co Petersburg. 267 
 
 Harris, Henry Auburn ... 21 
 
 Havana National Bank. . . Havana . . 310 
 
 Hibbard & Fergus Mason City. 320 
 
 Holmes, W. B. Dr Springfield. 324 
 
 Home Life Publishing Co~ . Chicago . . 367 
 
 Horn, George New Berlin. 323 
 
 Hoyt Studio, The Havana . . 359 
 
 Hurst Silo & Tank Co. ... Springfield. 323 
 
 Husman, G Tallula ... 281 
 
 International Correspond- 
 ence School Scranton, Pa. 349 
 
 Irvine, Wm. B. Springfield. 34 
 
 Joyful Mfg. Co. Waynesville 399 
 
 Keith, L. F Bath .... 351 
 
 Kinney, G. R. Co., Inc. . . .Springfield. 375 
 Kuntz, Adolph F Springfield. 42 
 
 La Fayette Smith Grocer 
 
 Co, The Springfield. 391 
 
 Lascelles & Atherton Bath .... 351 
 
 Legg, F. M., Shoe Co .... Springfield . 375 
 
 Marbold State Bank, The. .Greenview. 315 
 McFadden Corn Exchange 
 
 Bank Easton ... 313 
 
 Page 
 
 McKinley, Clyde D. V. ... Mason City. 361 
 
 Meyer, A. R ' Havana . . 35'J 
 
 Meyer, W. J. Implement 
 
 Co Havaha . . 341 
 
 Miller & Husband Springfield. 326 
 
 Mussillon, J. A. & Bros .. Springfield. 393 
 
 Neif, H. E Springfield . 377 
 
 New Farmers' State Bank. Mason City. 315 
 
 Oberman, J. A. & Bros. .. Springfield. 
 
 Pacific Mutual Life Insur- 
 ance Co 
 
 People's Home Journal . . . 
 
 People's Popular Monthly. 
 
 Peorla Drill & Seeder Co. . 
 
 Petefish Skiles & Co 
 
 Pfetzing, Oscar F. ...... 
 
 Pitts, Taylor J 
 
 Portable Elevator M f g 
 Company 
 
 Poultry Pet Stock & Acces- 
 sory Co 
 
 Springfield . 
 New York 
 
 City . . . 
 Des Moines, 
 
 la 
 
 Peorla . . . 
 Virginia . . 
 Havana . . 
 Greenview . 
 
 Bloomington 
 Springfield . 
 
 381 
 435 
 
 367 
 317 
 315 
 359 
 273 
 
 437 
 
 401 
 
 Republican Gazette, The .. Virginia 
 
 Riley Hauk-Vogelsang Sup- 
 ply Co St. Louis, 
 
 Mo 363 
 
 Robertson, J. L Mason City. 364 
 
 Robinson's Advertising Ser- 
 vice Springfield . 445 
 
 Schisler, A. W. Seed Co . . St. Louis, 
 
 Mo 363 
 
 Schuck & Son . Springfield. 
 
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 Skiles, Rearick & Co. . . . .Ashland . . 169 
 
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 Smith, John A Athens ... 351 
 
 Sommer, W. C Springfield . 37 
 
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 Springfield Granite & Mar- 
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 Springfield News-Record .. Springfield . 444 
 
 State Register Springfield. 327 
 
 Stone, Charles & Son Greenview. 270 
 
 Street & List Easton ... 361 
 
 Button, G. D. Co., The .... Mason City . 1 
 
 Tallula Lumber Co Tallula ... 337 
 
 Thies, H. F Springfield. 
 
 Tripp Brothers Greenview. 357 
 
 Twentieth Century Monu- 
 ment Co Springfield. 397 
 
 Wakeman, Henry Co Mason City. 365 
 
 Warren & Co Springfield. 379 
 
 Wessel, John W Beardstown 323 
 
 White, J. H. & Sons Havana . . 359 
 
 White Dental Parlor Springfield. 32 
 
 Williams, A Illiopolis . . 324 
 
 Williams, L. A. & Co. ... Springfield . 446 
 
 Winterbauer, George, Jr. . FancyPrairie 361 
 Woman's World Magazine 
 
 Co., Inc Chicago . . . 429 
 
 Young Men's Christian 
 
 Association Springfield. 389 
 
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 Illustrations 
 
 Page 
 
 Illinois State Capitol, Springfield, Illinois ................ ................. 8 
 
 Sangamon County Court House, Springfield, Illinois ........................ 12 
 
 Flood Time on the Sangamon River ...................................... 27 
 
 Camping Along the Sangamon River ...................................... 55 
 
 Cutting Turkey Red Wheat on the Funk Brothers Farm .................... 61 
 
 A Mischievous Bunch .................................................... 67 
 
 Everybody's Happy on This Farm ............. .......... ..... . ............ 81 
 
 Trials of the Road on an Inspection Trip ................................... 91 
 
 Judging Percherons at the Community Club Meeting ........................ 113 
 
 Home of Alfred B. Purvance, Rt. 39, Pleasant Plaines, 111 .................... 119 
 
 Catholic Church, New Berlin, Illinois ...................................... 125 
 
 Dan W. Clark, Rt. 31, New Berlin, Illinois .................................. 127 
 
 Hodge Johnstone & Kathleen Thompson Like Good Apple Butter ............. 135 
 
 Home of C. T. Carrington, Rt. 31, New Berlin, Illinois ..................... 141 
 
 A Scene from the Funk Brothers Farm .................................... 142 
 
 Cass County Court House, Virginia, Illinois ............................... 144 
 
 Cultivating Corn on the Funk Brothers Farm ............................. 173 
 
 Home of R. D. Morgan, Rt. 1, Chandlerville, Illinois ....................... 175 
 
 Evangelical Lutheran Immanuel Church, Rt. 1, Arenzville, Illinois ......... 183 
 
 December Days on the Farm ............................................. 185 
 
 J. Drinkwater and family, Rt. 3, Virginia, Illinois ......................... 190 
 
 Home of Wm. H. White, Rt. 2, Arenzville, Illinois .......................... 192 
 
 Mason County Court House, Havana, Illinois .............................. 197 
 
 German Evangelical Church and Parsonage ................................ 209 
 
 Public School, Bath, Illinois ........... ............................... ..... 220 
 
 St. John's German Evangelical Lutheran Church, Bishop, Illinois ............ 229 
 
 Disking Stalks for Oats on the N. K. McCormick Farm ..................... 235 
 
 The Old Abbott Homestead, Lynchburg Township .......................... 242 
 
 Scene from the John H. Lagen Farm, Mason City, Illinois ..... ............. 245- 
 
 Home of J. W. Warren, Rt. 2, Bath, Illinois ............................... 246 
 
 A Picnic Dinner at the County Fair .............................. .......... 253 
 
 Evangelical Church, Bath, Illinois ..... .............. . ..................... 254 
 
 Fairview M. E. Church ....................... ............................ 257 
 
 W. V. Hoag and his Blacksmith Shop ... .................. . ............... 265 
 
 Tireless Lawn Mowers . . . .......... .......................... ............. 271 
 
 Public School, Atterberry, Illinois .......................................... 278 
 
 M. E. Church ............................................................. 283 
 
 Two of the Old Pioneers, Samuel Colson and Jacob Smith ................... 285 
 
 Brood Sows on the L. P. Funk Farm ..... . ............................... 288 
 
 The Children have a good time on the H. O. Atterberry Farm .............. 290 
 
 Concord Church ......................................................... 292 
 
 Coquette 50404 First at Springfield (1915) ............................... 294 
 
 J. C. Lounsberry's Horses ........................... . .................... 301 
 
 Imp. Lady Dorothy, Champion Shorthorn Female at Illinois State Fair 1917. .320 
 Three Pure Bred Percheron Mares ......................................... 330 
 
 Manley Forrest 101948 ................................................... 332 
 
 Pure Bred Chester Whites on the Fred J. Blum Farm ....................... 336 
 
 Registered Duroc Sow and Pigs taking a sun bath at Johnstone Brothers 
 
 Farm ........................................................ .- ...... 337 
 
 Registered Hampshire Boars on Simon C. Moon's Maple Spring Farm ....... 343 
 
 Big Type Poland China Sow on the John Vaughan Farm ................... 343 
 
 Yearling Big Type Poland China Sow on the John Vaughan Farm .......... 345 
 
 Happy and Contented .................................................... 346 
 
 University Party inspecting feeding on Farm of Harry Kline, LeRoy, 
 
 Illinois ................... ............... 401 
 
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 Index 
 
 Page 
 
 Advantages of Buying Standardized Im- 
 plements of Home Dealers 316 
 
 Abortion 424 
 
 Abscesses 424 
 
 Actlnomycosis 424 
 
 Anthrax, or Charbon 424 
 
 Ash In Feeds 403 
 
 Azoturla 424 
 
 Balanced Rations 405 
 
 Barrenness, or Sterility 424 
 
 Blackleg 425 
 
 Breeders' Directory 318 
 
 Breeding Calendar for Farm Livestock. 333 
 
 Business Directory 348 
 
 Capacity of Circular Silos and Quality 
 of Silage to be Fed to Lower the 
 
 Surface Two Inches Daily. ....... 335 
 
 Carbohydrates In Feeds ; 403 
 
 Cass County Farm Directory 150 
 
 Cass County Historical Sketch 145 
 
 Cerebrospinal Meningitis 425 
 
 Charbon or Anthrax 424 
 
 Choking 425 
 
 Classification of Feeds 404 
 
 Fodders 404 
 
 Hays 404 
 
 Root Crops 405 
 
 Silage 405 
 
 Soiling Crops 404 
 
 Straws 404 
 
 Colic 425 
 
 ^Commercial Law In Brief. 438 
 
 Common Medicines for Farm Livestock: 
 
 Anesthetics 421 
 
 Anodynes 421 
 
 Antispasmodics 421 
 
 Astringent? 421 
 
 Blisters 421 
 
 Composition of Feeds 403 
 
 Constipation 425 
 
 Cough 425 
 
 Country Banker and the Farmer, The. . 311 
 
 Diseases of Farm Live Stock: 
 
 Abortion 424 
 
 Abscesses 424 
 
 Actlnomycosis 424 
 
 Anthrax 424 
 
 Azoturla 424 
 
 Barrenness 424 
 
 Blackleg 425 
 
 Bloat 430 
 
 Cerebrospinal Meningitis 425 
 
 Charbon 424 
 
 Choking: 425 
 
 Colic 425 
 
 Constipation 425 
 
 Cough 425 
 
 Eczema 425 
 
 Farcy 425 
 
 Foot and Mouth Disease 425 
 
 Foot Rot 426 
 
 Founder 426 
 
 Foul In Foot 426 
 
 Galls 426 
 
 Garget . . 426 
 
 GId . 426 
 
 Glanders 426 
 
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 Grease 426 
 
 Hoven 430 
 
 Hog Cholera 426 
 
 Hoose 428 
 
 Heaves 426 
 
 Intestinal and Stomach Worms. ... 430 
 
 Indigestion 430 
 
 Lice 430 
 
 Lockjaw 431 
 
 Maggots 430 
 
 Mange 430 
 
 Milk Fever 430 
 
 Navel 111 431 
 
 Quarter Crack 431 
 
 Rabies 431 
 
 Rheumatism 431 
 
 Rachitis 431 
 
 Rickets 431 
 
 Ringworm 431 
 
 Sand Crack 431 
 
 Scab in Sheep 431 
 
 Scours 431 
 
 Sterility 424 
 
 Sunstroke 431 
 
 Swine Fever 431 
 
 Tetanus 431 
 
 Texas Fever 432 
 
 Thrush 432 
 
 Tuberculosis 432 
 
 Doses of Drugs for Farm Live Stock. . 433 
 
 Eczema 425 
 
 Farcy, or Glanders 426 
 
 Farm Grain Elevator, The 436 
 
 Farm Live Stock: 
 
 Administration of Medicines for... 421 
 
 Breeding Calendar for 333 
 
 Common Diseases of 424 
 
 Common Medicines for 421 
 
 Diagnosis of Diseases of 420 
 
 Doses of Drugs for 433 
 
 List of Common Medicines for 422 
 
 Non-Transmissible Diseases of 419 
 
 Sanitary Measures for 419 
 
 Transmissible Diseases of 418 
 
 Fat in Feeds 404 
 
 Feeding Standards 405 
 
 Fodders 404 
 
 Foot and Mouth Disease 425 
 
 Foot Rot 426 
 
 Foul in Foot 426 
 
 Founder 426 
 
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 Galls 42C 
 
 Garget 426 
 
 Gid 426 
 
 Glanders, or Farcy 426 
 
 Good Faith Pledge to the Public. A. . . 363 
 
 Hays 404 
 
 Heaves 426 
 
 Hog Cholera: 
 
 The Germ Which Causes 427 
 
 Predisposing Causes of 427 
 
 Way It reaches Herd 427 
 
 General Preventive for 428 
 
 Prevention pf by Inoculation 428 
 
 Hoose 428 
 
 Hoven or Bloat 430 
 
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 Index 
 
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 Illinois, Special Article on 
 
 Illinois System of Permanent Fertility. 
 
 Indigestion 
 
 Intestinal and Stomach Worms 
 
 It pays to Patronize Home Merchants. . 
 
 Lice 
 
 Livestock Breeders' Directory: 
 
 of Aberdeen Angus Cattle. . 
 
 of Brown Swiss Cattle . . . . 
 
 of Guernsey Cattle 
 
 of Hereford Cattle 
 
 of Holstein-Friesian Cattle. 
 
 of Jersey Cattle 
 
 of Polled Durham Cattle. . . 
 
 of Polled Hereford Cattle.. 
 
 of Red Polled Cattle 
 
 of Shorthorn Cattle 
 
 of Belgian Horses 
 
 of Clydesdale Horses 
 
 of French Draft Horses 
 
 of German Coach Horses . . . 
 
 of Morgan Hftrses 
 
 of Percheron Horses 
 
 of Shire Horses 
 
 of Roadsters 
 
 of Jacks 
 
 of Berkshire Hogs 
 
 of Chester White Hogs. . . . 
 
 of Duroc-Jersey Hogs 
 
 of Hampshire Hogs 
 
 of Poland-China Hogs 
 
 of Dorset Sheep 
 
 of Hampshire Sheep ....... 
 
 of Oxford Sheep 
 
 of Shropshire Sheep 
 
 of Southdown Sheep 
 
 Live Stock Feeding 
 
 Lockjaw, or Tetanus 
 
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 Maggots 
 
 Mange . . 
 
 Mason County Farm Directory . . . 
 Mason County Historical Sketch . 
 Menard County Farm Directory . , 
 Menard County Historical Sketch , 
 Milk Fever 
 
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 Navel 111 '. . . 481 
 
 Non-Transmissible Diseases of Farm 
 
 Live Stock 419 
 
 Nutritive Ratio 405 
 
 Quarter Crack and Sand Crack 431 
 
 Rabies 431 
 
 Rachitis, or Rickets 431 
 
 Rations, Balanced: 
 
 for Bacon Hogs 414 
 
 for Brood Sows 415 
 
 for Dairy Cattle 413 
 
 for Draft Horses 412 
 
 for Driving and Saddle Horses. ... 412 
 
 for Ewes with Suckling Lamb.T. ... 416 
 
 for Fattening of Cattle 414 
 
 for Fattening of Hogs 414 
 
 for Herd Boars 415 
 
 for Lambs 417 
 
 for Mares after Parturition 412 
 
 for Pigs after Weaning .-,... 414 
 
 for Pregnant Ewes 415 
 
 for Pregnant Mares 412 
 
 for Stallions 413 
 
 Rheumatism 431 
 
 Rickets, or Rachitis 431 
 
 Ringworm '431 
 
 Root Crops.- 431 
 
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 Sangamon County Farm Directory. ... 18 
 
 Sangamon County Historical Sketch. . . 13 
 Sanitary Measures for Farm Live Stock: 
 
 Disinfection 419 
 
 Light 419 
 
 Ventilation 419 
 
 Scab in Sheep 431 
 
 Scours 43i 
 
 Silage 405 
 
 Soiling Crops '. , . 404 
 
 Sterility, or Barrenness 424 
 
 Straws 404 
 
 Sunstroke 431 
 
 Swine Fever 431 
 
 Tetanus, or Lockjaw 431 
 
 Texas Fever 432 
 
 Thrush 432 
 
 Total Dry Matter and Total Digestible 
 Nutrients in 100 Pounds of Common 
 
 American FeedstufCs 408 
 
 Transmissible Diseases of Farm Live 
 
 Stock 418 
 
 Tuberculosis 432 
 
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 I Water ' Feeds ................ 403 
 
 4 Wolff-Lehmann Feeding Standards. . . 406 
 
 F retain ir Feeds 403 
 
 Your Duty to Your Community 305 
 
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