TAKEN FROM THE HENRY REPUBLICAN, HENRY, IL October 1, 1874.
Caleb Mathis will hold a public sale on Saturday, at this place, one mile northwest of Caledonia. His aged companion was buried at Magnolia recently and now that he is alone, he breaks up keeping house. He too is like a shock of corn fully ripe, almost ready for the kingdom.
TAKEN FROM THE HENRY REPUBLICAN, HENRY, IL April 8, 1875 Magnolia Township, Putnam Illinois.
Caleb Mathis, one of the oldest of the settlers about Oxbow prairie was buried on Sunday week. He has been feeble some time. One of his daughters married David Boyle, and another is the wife of Senator Dr. Wilcox of Minonk. Mr. Mathis was a good citizen, and generally respected.
Caleb Mathis will hold a public sale on Saturday, at this place, one mile northwest of Caledonia. His aged companion was buried at Magnolia recently and now that he is alone, he breaks up keeping house. He too is like a shock of corn fully ripe, almost ready for the kingdom.
TAKEN FROM THE HENRY REPUBLICAN, HENRY, IL April 8, 1875 Magnolia Township, Putnam Illinois.
Caleb Mathis, one of the oldest of the settlers about Oxbow prairie was buried on Sunday week. He has been feeble some time. One of his daughters married David Boyle, and another is the wife of Senator Dr. Wilcox of Minonk. Mr. Mathis was a good citizen, and generally respected.
TAKEN FROM THE HENRY REPUBLICAN, HENRY, IL October 1, 1874.
Caleb Mathis will hold a public sale on Saturday, at this place, one mile northwest of Caledonia. His aged companion was buried at Magnolia recently and now that he is alone, he breaks up keeping house. He too is like a shock of corn fully ripe, almost ready for the kingdom.
TAKEN FROM THE HENRY REPUBLICAN, HENRY, IL April 8, 1875 Magnolia Township, Putnam Illinois.
Caleb Mathis, one of the oldest of the settlers about Oxbow prairie was buried on Sunday week. He has been feeble some time. One of his daughters married David Boyle, and another is the wife of Senator Dr. Wilcox of Minonk. Mr. Mathis was a good citizen, and generally respected.
Caleb Mathis will hold a public sale on Saturday, at this place, one mile northwest of Caledonia. His aged companion was buried at Magnolia recently and now that he is alone, he breaks up keeping house. He too is like a shock of corn fully ripe, almost ready for the kingdom.
TAKEN FROM THE HENRY REPUBLICAN, HENRY, IL April 8, 1875 Magnolia Township, Putnam Illinois.
Caleb Mathis, one of the oldest of the settlers about Oxbow prairie was buried on Sunday week. He has been feeble some time. One of his daughters married David Boyle, and another is the wife of Senator Dr. Wilcox of Minonk. Mr. Mathis was a good citizen, and generally respected.
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