Motorists Dine Today in Mansion
Where Abraham. Lincoln Often Ale
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Me;orists on Illinois Highway No. 4.
between Chicago and St. Louis, see an
old-fashicned signboard in Lincoln.
HI., proclaiming the Latham tea room,
but few realize It Identifies a home
where Abraham Lincoln visited often
as the guest of Colonel Robert
Latham, whose son. William, owns the
mansion today and presides, with nis
wife, over the tables where casual
; tourists are welcome to sit and hear
countless unprinted stories of the
Emancipator. The great historic
mansion is a treasure house of relics
pertaining to the martyred president
who christened the townslte by break
inn a watermelon on a rock.
In the house is a massive rose
wood bed in which both Lincoln and
Grant slept. On one wall hangs the
original o’.at of the town, with the
name wr.v. n in by Lincoln after he
' had consented to christen it.
i Year-rur.ci hospitality is dispensed
now in the b;g rambling structure,
which cent, in = eighteen rooms. Prae
; e; ry ra i has a fireplace, in-,
i was
.1 was cheap and abun
r y cue cr two fireplace®
; u eJ r.ow and then, “for lochs."
- • * ethers have been given n
r.ent vacation by an oil burner
■ i o cheap oil fuel was regard'.;!
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' ns medicine in the days when Lincoln
visited this historic home,” said C. U.
Williams, president of the Williams
Oll-O-Matlc Heating Corporation, in
the nearby city of Bloomington. 111..
when he motored over to inspect his
ril burner Installation, "yesterday
and today could not meet with
‘--.•eater contrast than they do here,
where a Civil War mansion derives
Its comfort from a device available
for any cottage or bungalow today."
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Inch less all around than actual size
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