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Newspaper

Ashton Gazette

Location

Ashton, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1907

Page

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Sneak Thieves Loot Five City Stores Early Thursday

A light snow blanketed the city as five stores were burglarized early Thursday, about two hundred dollars in property stolen. Two men are suspected. meanwhile extensive theft included McCreas grocery and J A Roeslers, with coins, cigars, and small valuables taken.

McCrea Second Street Mads Hey Joe G. A. Hamel C. W. Joriker A. W. Rosecrans & Co Conrad Kliebe Kliebe Mr. Jonker Meister Ashton

Searchlight Club Holds Notable Meeting in YMCA

A successful Searchlight Club gathering was held at the Y M C A on Monday evening following a waffle supper. About thirty five Sterling business leaders attended and heard an excellent talk by A W Rosecrans of Ashton Illinois on Citizenship with wholesome suggestions and sound advice.

Searchlight Club Sterling A. W. Rosecrans Ashton Ill Sterling Standard

January Open Month Brings Winter Weather to Ashton

Weather observer Ira George reports January as an open month with fluctuating temps from four to ten degrees below zero early in the month. The coldest day was the 26th at seven degrees below zero, with two thunderstorms and minimal snow totaling one foot. Precipitation reached 4.13 inches, winds from the west, ground frozen hard, roads smoother after cold snap.

Ashton Ira George Department of Agriculture

Los Angeles Limited Train Service From Chicago

The Los Angeles Limited Electric Lighted train runs daily year round from Chi to Los Angeles via Chicago and North-Western Union Pacific and Salt Lake Route with modern equipment. Pullman sleeping cars double berths tourist cars price seven dollars from Chicago. Connections with North-Western Line from Wisconsin points. For information contact the nearest agent. Last week A G Graham improved his restaurant with a front awning.

Los Angeles Limited Los Angeles Chicago & North-Western Union Pacific Salt Lake Pullman Chicago North-Western Line Wisconsin

Mrs Smith Anderson Called Beyond

Anna Eliza Byce was born in Lower Canada on September 3 1829 and died in Rochelle February 17 1907 at 77.4.28. She married A Smith Anderson July 37 1855, who died January 24 1888. Surviving are Herbert B Anderson of Rochelle two sons twelve grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She joined the Methodist Church early and lived in Rochelle until illness after a late fire. Funeral Monday at eleven, Rev J X Hamilton officiating. Interment Ashton Cemetery.

Anna Eliza Byce Lower Canada Rochelle A. Smith Anderson Herbert B. Anderson Rochell J. X. Hamilton

Lent Season Starts Early This Year in Ashton

Lent begins fifteen days sooner this year than last, with events and society functions crowded between now and February 13 as Ash Wednesday nears. Gowns and wearables are put away for forty days, Easter falls March 31, post Lent social activity begins April 1, and Gazerrx Book Stork showcases a large line of post cards including Valentine and souvenir items in Ashton.

Stork Ashton

Miss Abbott to Speak for Missionary Society Bank Offering

At 10:30 Sunday morning Miss Abbott from India will address the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society during its annual bank offering. Sunday School at 9:30, Junior League at 4:00, Epworth League at 6:00. Presiding Elder Dr Traveler to be in Ashton for Sunday evening service February 17. Henry Gifford of Tracr Iowa visited O. P. Canfield's last week.

Miss Abbott Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society India Traveler Ashton Evangelist O. A. Miller Miller

Double Wedding Atkersten Kersten Home

Two couples wed in a six oclock ceremony at Hartman F Kersten residence. Miss Emma Kersten and Justus Hennert plus Miss Minnie Hennert and Arthur Kersten wore matching gowns of taffeta silk and carried red and white bouquets. Receptions followed with oysters at midnight. The couples depart for Iowa honeymoon tours and plan homes on Kersten and Hennert properties.

Hartman F. Kersten Emma Kersten Ustus Hennert Hartman Fersten Geo. Hennert Minnie ‘Hennert Arthur Kersten Hartman M. Kersten Wm. Storkman J. H. Johnson Dysart Iowa Justus Hennert Thompson Desi

Star Added to the Flag as Fourteen States Grow

Oklahoma will gain a star on July 4 next year when statehood is formalized adding forty six stars to the flag. The Navy and War Departments agree on a 46 star pattern with four rows of eight and two rows of seven to accommodate future territories and two more states. A separate note praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children, sold by G. R. Charters, and reports Clyde Goodman visiting his mother Mrs. Frank Bohart in Dixon last week.

Mrs. Kersten Neuman Nnert Oklahoma War Land Navy Department New Mexico Arizona Clyde Goodman Dixon Frank Bohart

Farmers State Bank to Open in Eisenberg Building

Farmers State Bank organized with 25000 capital intends to open in the Eisenberg building after refitting a fireproof vault and safety deposit boxes. Directors named are William G. Krug Charles Wagner August W. Kersten John M. Killmer and W C Yenerich.

Farmers’ State Bank Eisenberg William G. Krug Chas. Wagner August W. Kersten John M. Killmer W. C. Yenerich

Sale Bills and Local Notices Promote Advertising in Gazette

The Gazette urges advertisers to print sale bills with free notices in the paper. Bills are current and effective for reaching buyers, with reasonable prices and free sale notes. Chris Reinhart moved his household goods to a car for Rockford on Monday and is reportedly employed at a Rockford wire factory.

Gazette Chris Reinhart Rockford Chris

Your Harvest Comes With Our Preparedness

An advertisement touts prepared stock and low prices across cotton goods muslins embroidery carpets crockery and felt boots. Highlights include 8c yard for flannels 7c muslin 5c embroidery 10c medallion embroideries 2.98 for a dish set and 1.75 for felt boots. Emphasizes large stock and readiness for future demand.

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Mercury Zero A. G. Graham Mrs. Smith Anderson Post Card Headquarters Henry Gifford Tracr O. P. Canfield H. F. Kersten Tin Kankakee Presbyterian Notes Abram McKnight Chestero Marrill Stevens Lealer Noelsch Farmer Capital the Farmers* State Bank Eisel*berg Illinois
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