Cupid's Work and Double Weddings in City and Vicinity
Eight young couples are mentioned in multiple weddings and notices. A double wedding at G William Messer home unites Anna Messer Marcus Albrecht and Clara Rex Henry Messer with plans for future homes. Other weddings include Arthur Gehant and Mabel Canfield at the Huguet hotel Dixon, and Mary Anderson John Crawford of Franklin Grove. Community events, court actions, and local notices follow with various local names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. William Messer
Schuster
United Evangelical Church
Anna Messer
Marcus Albrecht
Clara Rex
Henry Messer
Chicago
Messer
Ashton
Huguet Hotel
Dixon
Arthur F. Gehant
Mabel Canfield
I. E. Honeywell
Mary Anderson
John R. Crawford
Franklin Grove
T. E. Stevens
Presbyterian Church
Crawford
William Nailer
Matthias Herwig
Mr. Herwig
Germany
United States
Adam
Dysart
Iowa
Will
Harry
Kolbe
John Gleim
F. Burhenn
H. F. Schmid
Probate Court News Estate of Catherine Michel and Others
Probate records show Will of Catherine Michel filed for hearing March 6. Effie E. Girton estate settled with administrator discharged. George Franklin ward discharged at age. Guardian's final report approved for George W. Hamilton. Other estates noted include BE Chase and Pearl H. Smith with claims allowed and widow's award approved. Conservator for Gabriel Salte reported real estate progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Michel
Effie E. Girton
Guardain
George Franklin
Guardian
George W. Hamilton
Ward
BE. E. Chase
Connecticut Fire Ins. Co
Hartford
Conn
Pearl H. Smith
Mary E. Turney
C. C. Hunt
Haley & Drew
Mary E. Fane
Elizabeth Brautigam
Beier Bros
M. Gaffney
C. Gonnerman
Gabriel J. Salte
Ashton Gazette Enters Tenth Year Of Publication
The Ashton Gazette marks ten years since its founding with notes on changes in local business firms births marriages and deaths over the decade. It highlights growth from a four page issue to a larger paper and thanks subscribers and advertisers for loyalty while expressing hopes for continued success. Card of Thanks from Ralph Luckey and family expresses gratitude for support during illness and death of their daughter and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publica
Promi
Gazerte
Henry Stephan
Geo.harters
A. L. Clark & Co
Ashton Bank
Griffith Bros
D. A. Glenn & Co
W. Rosecrans & Co
Gazette
Ashton
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Ralph Luckey
Illinois Coal Output Leads and Local Nuisance Report
DeKalb County reports no total blindness saving $150 in costs. Illinois ranks second in coal production with 37 077 898 tons from 278 017 054 mined in 1904. Amboy tackles dog nuisance as business leaders seek abatement. Illinois Iowa and Minnesota Railroad began daily passenger runs Kirkland to Aurora. Dixon forms militia unit Company G Sixth Illinois National Guard with Capt Frisbe and lieutenants Erwin and Dornblaser. James Kirby of Alto Township attended a state Supervisor Clerks meeting in Galesburg as a Board of Supervisors delegate. The Ashton Gazette price is $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
James Kirby
Alto Township
Galesburg
Mr. Kirby
Board of Supervisors
Lee County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cupid
Methodist
Gehant
O. P. Canfield
Mr. Gehant
Arthur T. Mellen
Robert Bradley
Neil Bradley
Thomas Dailey
Darius Sawyer
Royal Jones
Stackpole
Smucker
First Street
A. W. Rosecrans
M. N. Glenn
A. M. Moore
J. &. Carlson
LaSalle
H. A. Seceiiae
Carlson
George Batchelor
California
A. E. Hutchinson
Caspar Kiug
H. E. Chadwick
Wheaton
Geneva
W. A. Schutte
The
Evangelical Church
Reynolds Church
S. L. Neubach
Northwestern College
Naperville
Parker
Box Social
Gilbert School
Dist. No
Bradford Township
Maud O'Riley
George Garrett
Edith M. Fuller
C. KE. Drummond
Aydelotte
Jerusalem
Wagner School
Alice Roosevelt
Washington
Geo. Voegler
Bible School
Home Missions
Lyman Booth
Robert Knapp
East End
Byers
Knapp
Probate Court News
Ashton Gazette
Louis
A. W Rosecrans & CO
Ashton, Ill
Lamy See
A. W. Rosecrans & Retailers
Mer and
DeKalb County
Amboy
Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota Railroad
Kirkland
Aurora
Illinois National Guard
Charles E. Frisbe
John E. Erwin
John S. Dornblaser