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Ashton Gazette

Location

Ashton, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1913

Page

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Class No 6 ViolTs Starved Rock River Trip Delights Members

The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school Class No 6 led by Mr A W Rosecrans took 14 automobiles carrying 65 men from Mendota to Deer Park and Starved Rock. They explored canyons, rode a paddlewheel boat, swam in the Illinois River, and visited Salt Well and Council Cave with guides Editor A Richards and Father Quirk. The five mile upstream ride, the Horseshoe canyon sights, and the scenic Starved Rock summit provided a memorable day with no accidents.

Methodist Episcopal Sunday School A. W. Rosecrans Deer Park Starved Rock Mendota la Salle Matthiesen Illinois Illinois River A. Richards Ottawa Journal Richards French Canyon Illinois Tribe of Indians Glenn Rosecrans W. B. McCrea Lovers Leap Pulpit Rock Little Wild Cat Big Wild Cat Council Cave Mr. Richards Father Quirk Ottawa Catholic Church Simester Shaw Station Congregational Church

Strong Assembly Program Opens at Dixon Illinois

Rock River Assembly at Dixon opens Saturday July 26 with Governor Eberhart of Minnesota as speaker. He invites listeners with a national presence from the recent campaign. Sunday July 27 Rev. Wedderspoon of Washington DC will deliver a sermon lecture. Noted lecturers include Dr. Cook ex Gov Hanley Hillis and Father Nugent. Park and grounds praised as many plan to camp.

Rock River Assembly Dixon Gov. Eberhart Minnesota Eberhart W. R. Wedderspoon Washington,d. C The East Frederick A. Cook J. Frank Hanley Indiana Newell Dwight Hillis Brooklyn N. Y J. F. Nugent

Aged Pioneer Jane Brown Dies at Mt Vernon Iowa

Aged pioneer Mrs Jane Brown died Monday morning in Mt Vernon Iowa aged 84 years 11 months and 12 days Funeral held yesterday at the home of James Batchelor with Rev A E Simester officiating She was born in Ireland July 12 1828 married James Brown in Canada 1850 and spent years in Illinois before moving to Mt Vernon Iowa to live with daughter Mrs Persnes Survivors include seven children two daughters Mrs Persnes and Mrs T G Taylor and five others Also six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Her faith in Methodism remained strong throughout illness and she passed peacefully in the presence of loved ones.

James Brown Persnes Mt. Vernon Iowa James Batchelor A. E. Simester Jane Walker County Armah Ireland Canada Ashton Lee County Ill Persons Thomas Boone Nebraska T. G. Taylor Waterloo Brown Cada Methodist Church Penfield, Jones and Field Barton Cartwright Elizabeth Persons Mother Brown Mrs. Persons Mrs. Taylor

Dixon Fourth of July Celebration Plans Big Public Event

Dixon will host a grand Fourth of July with events from morning to night. An expert aviator will fly twice between 10 am and 6 pm, vaudeville acts will occupy elevated platforms, three bands from Dixon Morrison and West Brooklyn will perform, plus motorcycle races athletic contests and an auto parade. Two Dixon Sterl ing baseball games, dancing and merry go rounds are on the schedule. A Northwestern special train will run east from Dixon at 9 30 pm reaching Ashton around 10 pm for eastbound travelers as far as DeKalb. The Young Men's Commercial Club of Dixon organizes the celebration with ample resources and a cordial welcome to locals and guests.

Dixon Morrison Brooklyn Sterling Northwestern DeKalb Ashton

West Stone Road Finished In The Township

The western road project has advanced enough to move machinery to the John Ventler farm quarry. A new north road reaches Jacob Van Ness, and the west road nears the town line. The old hard road is redressed except for the east end to be covered from the Vender quarry. Work quality is good but slow due to labor shortages, and completion this year seems unlikely.

Dixon District Camp Meeting Opens July 10 at Franklin Grove

The Dixon Districts Camp Meeting begins Thursday July 10 at 2:00 p m at Franklin Grove. Bishop William Fraser McDowell delivers the opening address. The Dixon Methodist church chair leads the singing as a stereopticon lecture series starts in the evening. Cottages should be ordered now for ten days of pleasure and profit with a rally expected as autos are urged to join.

Dixon Franklin Grove William Fraser McDoweLl Dixon Methodist Church Association

Seibel Bros Circus to Visit Ashton with Two Shows

Seibel Bros. dog and pony circus returns to Ashton for two performances on Wednesday July 2. The act claims a larger show this year with new attractions and a top on the road production. The Paw Paw Times praises the visit as the best of its kind here with well trained animals, long and varied acts, and courteous staff. A grand free street parade will precede the show. residents are urged to come early.

Ashton Paw Paw Seibel Bros Our City

Will Canfield Takes Bride in Pemberton Minnesota

William M. Canfield of Pemberton and Miss Ida E. Hoffman of East Chain married at her father's home on June 18. Rev Gedye officiated with about forty guests. After a luncheon the couple left for the Twin Cities and the Dakotas, to settle in Pemberton where Canfield runs a mercantile business.

William M. Canfield Pemerton Minn Ida E. Hoffman East Chain Gedye Methodist Episcopal Church Twin Cities Dakotas Pemberton Canfield C. D. Frantz George Barden Fairmont Schools Wm. Hoffman Martin County George Hoffman Buffalo N. Y B. D. Frantz Kansas Barden Minneapolis Murphy Mamie Huntley Tobin Fairmont

Warns Against Peril of the Fourth in Illinois Fire Talk

F. R. Morgaridge, acting state fire marshal, urges cities to prohibit or limit explosive fireworks. He notes yearly fires and injuries from careless use and lists banned items such as cannon crackers and Roman candles. Citizens should clear rubbish, keep premises secure, and promote wary celebration ahead of Independence Day. Hunting licenses for 1918-14 issued. color white.

F. R. Morgaridge Illinois

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Owa Semester Methodist Sunday School Jesus West Stone Road Ventler Farm McDowell Seibel Bros. Circus Will Canfield Ashton Boy Pearl Thompson Chicago Edna Brayton Joliet Lakes J. B. Farver Roy Farver Mr. Farver Morgaridge A. W. Rosecrans & Comp’y
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