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Newspaper

Ashton Gazette

Location

Ashton, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1910

Page

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Ashton Evangelical Church Dedication Set for December 1910

The new United Evangelical church in Ashton, costing about $10,000, will be dedicated starting Friday evening December 2 with Bishop R Dubs of Harrisburg presiding. Rev. W K Loobourrow and Rev. Alexander English will speak. services on Saturday and Sunday will be in German and English, with Bishop Dubs preaching. The building features brick veneer, opalescent glass, golden oak pews, frescoes, chandeliers, a Schiller piano, and a basement plan. The project is praised by Rev. George A. Walter and the congregation.

United Evangelical Church Ashton R. Dubs Harrisburg Pennsylvania W. K. Loofbourrow Methodist Episcopal Church Alexander English Presbyterian Church Dubs George A. Walter Schiller

Realty Transfers and Rural Purchases Report

Christian Reinhart transfers part lots 6 7 8 9 block 19 Ashton to Anna Nelson for 1600 dollars. Henry Salzman buys the C H Stiteley farm, 138 acres, west of Eldena at 135 dollars per acre. Mrs Carl Witzel and daughter visited Rochelle on Friday and Saturday.

Christian Reinhart Anna Nelson Ashton Henry Salzman Reynolds Township C. H. Stiteley Eldena

Kannally May Contest in Morrison Record Report

The Morrison Record jots rumors that W. A. Kannally may contest his defeat for Illinois general assembly. Alleged ballot counting errors in three precincts, plus questions about counting Kannally votes, are noted as potential grounds. A contest would seek ballot and paper returns in Springfield, with risk of no change if fraud or mistakes aren’t proven.

Morrison Record W. A. Kannally Burr B. Smiley DeKalb County Kannally Morrison Illinois General Assembly Springfield House

Notice against ashes in streets by village ordinances

All persons are warned not to throw ashes in any street or alley as it is against village ordinances and they will be enforced. F A Richardson President.

Ashton Bank F. A. Richardson

Illinois population gains as 13th census tallies 1900s

A Washington telegram reports Illinois total population at 5,638,591 in the 18th census, up 817,041 since 1900. Cook County accounts for nearly half the increase, while 40 of 102 counties show declines. The state gains four extra congressmen if current apportionment holds, with shifts in St Clair and Peoria counties noted among others.

E. Dana Durand Washington, D. C Illinois Ohio Cook County Washington Springfield Middle West Michigan Indiana Asland St. Clai County Peori County East St. Louis St. Clair County Peoria Sangamon Madison Kane Vermillion Kankakee Lake and Macoupin Alton Elgin Danville Hardin County Putnam County Calhoun Henderson Counties

City News Briefs From Dixon Rochelle and Surrounding Towns

Mrs. Clifford Knapp and others visited Chicago and Dixon on Tuesday while several residents like Adam Messer John H Griese and wife were in Dixon Rochelle or Franklin Grove for business or calls. Events include a concert next Tuesday, Thanksgiving visits with Casper Krug family, church activities and a West End house sale an oyster supper and a Farmers Institute at Sublette with a December 7 9 schedule and 1910 crop premiums.

Clifford Knapp Chicago E. J. Venerich Dixon Adam Messer John H. Griese C. W. Jonker Kendall Rochelle Round Oak A. M. Moore Will Hart Earl Howey Cris Gross Franklin Grove Coral Albertson Howard Quick Ruth McMillan DeKalb John Sloggett H. A. Dierdorff Opera House Casper Krug Clifford Luckey Ladies Aid Societyg Methodist Episcopal Church T. “Eller Sr Bowers Shabbona Epworth League Gazette Book Store A. J. Orner Edwin Fannie Grace Williams John Boat Home Amboy Minnie Moon Lake Benton Minnesota St. Paul Presbyterian Church Belle Evens Sara Batchelor Queen Esther Circle William C. Schaffer California West End F. C. Smith Farmers’ Institute Lee County Farmer's Institute Sublette

Nellie Peck Saunders Concert Company At Opera House

The Nellie Peck Saunders Concert Company performs next Tuesday evening December 6 at the opera house. The three member group features Mrs Saunders a celebrated impersonator, Bertolli a baritone, and Miss Mary Barney a soprano and pianist. Reserved seats go on sale Saturday at Gazette Book Store with prices 35 cents for adults and 25 cents for school children.

Opera Nellie Peck Saunders Saunders Bertolli Mary Barney

Chance to find wife for Bureau county farmer

A 52 year old, wealthy Bureau county farmer, owner of 186 acres, seeks a wife through M. G. Love for 100. He has never married, is industrious and desires a medium sized woman with black hair and eyes but will not consider widows with children. He reportedly believes a gypsy fortune foretold a suitable partner.

Bureau County M. G. Love

New Officials Ready to Assume Duties in Dixon County

On Monday the newly elected Lee County officials will take office at the courthouse in Dixon. County Judge Robert H. Scott begins his third term, William C. Thompson starts another term as county clerk, and Sheriff A T Tourtillott hands over duties to deputy Clarence P Reid. John M Sterling exits to Frank C Vaughan in the treasurer’s office, while L W Miller succeeds Edward as county superintendent.

Court House Dixon Robert H. Scott William C. Thompson Lee County A. T. Tourtillott Clarence P. Reid Tourtillott Reid Mr. Reid John M. Sterling Frank C. Vaughan Amboy Vaughan Edwards L. W. Miller

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Bishop Dubs E. S. Rosecrans Knapp Royal Lighting System Lee Center Wo. S. Frost, JR Carl Witzel George Walter Clinton Clemons Wil Hart Adams Lee Alexander Epee Seeeee Eee Boone Meberough Brown Ane Meet Bureau McLean Macon Carroll Macoupin Ass Sete Ison Champaign Marion Christian Marshall Clarksseeee Mason Cones Clay Wees Massac Clinton Menard Coles Mercer Cook Monroe Crawford Cumberland Montgom’y Or Reign Kaneee Eee Ayne White Wees Whiteside Knox Scan Ill Lake Key la Salle Winneb Williamson Lawrence Woodfo News OF the John Grove Paines Point Clarence Sanders Benton Drummond A. W. Rosecrans Fred Tilton THE Congert Company Nellie Peck Saunders Co Fort A. W. Rosecrans & Comp’y Ashton, Illinois
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