Bloomington News
The Paris Post, Friday, 10 July 1908, page 4
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jarvis of Bloomington last Tuesday. A daughter was born to Alfred A Hart of Bloomington Monday.
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The Paris Post, Friday, 7 August 1908, page 8
The infant of Mrs. Elmo Dayton of Bloomington is quite ill with pneumonia. Walter Patton of Bloomington is suffering with a badly sprained wrist. A little son of Wm Thornock of Bloomington fell on a hay loader Monday, one of the tines entering his groin and inflicting painful though not dangerous injuries.
A son of George Thornick (sic) of Bloomington was painfully injured during a runaway last Friday. He suffered a dislocation of the shoulder and was also painfully bruised. He was mowing and the machine was badly damaged.
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The Paris Post, Friday, 11 September 1908, page 4
Levi Allen of Bloomington is ill with tonsillitis. Mrs. Roy Hill
of Bloomington is seriously ill with influenza. The infant of Mrs. James Dunford
of Bloomington is ill with influenza.
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The Paris Post, Friday, 9 October 1908, page 4
Grover C Dunford, son of Mr. and Mrs. A B Dunford of Bloomington, is taking the business course at the LDS Business College in Salt Lake City. He also plays the violin in the college orchestra and is making excellent progress in his studies.
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The Paris Post, Friday, 4 December 1908, page 4
A fine daughter was born Tuesday to Mrs. Joseph Patterson of Bloomington.
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The Paris Post, Friday, 25 December 1908, page 4
Lot Payne of Bloomington was taken to Ogden Tuesday and operated on Wednesday morning for appendicitis. He is doing nicely.
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The Paris Post, Friday, 8 January 1909, page 4
Mr. Moroni Dunford of Bloomington was a Paris visitor yesterday. He reports everything in first class condition. Also that the carpenters are busy remodeling the meeting house, on account of which the Walters Stock company is obliged to pass on. It is expected they will have the house completed about the middle of January.
W H Piggott of Bloomington, who has been very ill with diabetes for some time, is we understand somewhat improved. Born to Mrs. F Greenhalgh of Bloomington on Jan 2, a son and to Mrs. Wm Bee of the same place a son on Jan 3rd.
Miss Ross Welker and Cynthia Hulme, nurses from the Budge Hospital, came home to spend the holidays with their parents in Bloomington. While there Miss Welker took down with typhoid fever and is was necessary for Miss Hulme to remain and nurse Miss Welker, who is getting along nicely.
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The Paris Post, Friday, 27 January 1909, page 4
The five year old son of Joseph Thornock of Bloomington, has been quite ill with stomach trouble this past week. The baby of Mrs. Hyrum Nelson of Bloomington, is quite ill, with bronchitis.
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The Paris Post, Friday, 5 February 1909, page 4
Joshua Jarvis of Bloomington is quite sick with a severe attack of la grippe. John T Thornock of Bloomington cut his thumb very badly on a piece of tin the other day. He found it necessary to summon surgical aid.
Peter Rassmussen of Bloomington had the misfortune of cutting his foot badly while chopping wood last week and was obliged to get medical attention.
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The Paris Post, Friday, 12 February 1909, page 4
A son was born to Mrs. Parley Dunford of Bloomington Saturday. A daughter of L H Long, of Bloomington, is very sick with inflammatory rheumatism. Peter Rasmussen of Bloomington has been laid up the past few days with angina petros, but is on the improve.
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The Paris Post, Friday, 19 February 1909, page 4
The twin babies of Bert Payne of Bloomington, have been quite sick with bronchitis. Logan Dunford of Bloomington is quite ill with la grippe.
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The Paris Post, Friday, 26 February 1909, page 1
The stork is very busy these days. He visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bateman of Bloomington, a baby girl, to Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Thornock of Bloomington, a baby girl.
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The Paris Post, Friday, 5 March 1909, page 4
The stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jacobson of Bloomington, a boy and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haddock of Bloomington a boy March 4th.
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The Paris Post, Friday, 26 March 1909, page 4
Peter Rasmussen of Bloomington is very ill with heart trouble. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. George T Thornock of Bloomington is quite ill with bronchitis. A daughter was born to Mrs. Geo Alley of Bloomington Tuesday.
Mrs. Ann Thornock of Bloomington, has been quite ill lately. The lady is aged 89 years and has many relatives and friends who hope for her speedy recovery.
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The Paris Post, Friday, 9 April 1909, page 4
Mrs. Wm Broomhead of Bloomington is lying seriously ill with la grippe. Heber Nilsen of Bloomington sustained a broken shoulder Tuesday through his horse falling heavily with him.
Work is steadily progressing on the Bloomington meeting house, and when completed it will be on of the finest chapels in the valley. Dr. Hayward was called to Bloomington Friday to attend Oliver Jacobson, who fell from a ladder and sustained painful injuries to his head and arm.
Wm Piggott, Peter Ward, Alonzo Palmer, Steven Bateman, Quincy Welker, and Ezra Madsen of Bloomington left yesterday for Rock Springs were they will be employed shearing sheep for the spring.