Reynolds Area Women Remembered in Obituaries
Elizabeth Piper of Reynolds township died in Sabetha Kansas at nearly 87. She and J C Piper settled in Reynolds in 1855 and had 10 children. Also Lucinda Hill Smith an early Sublette Dixon resident died at 317 College Ave Dixon after 1857 settlement. eight children survive. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church and Evergreen cemetery Sublette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Piper
Sarah George
Reynolds Township
Maggie Krietzer
Sabetha
Kansas
Ashton
George
Elizabeth Shelley
Bedford County
Pennsylvania
J. C. Piper
Shelley E. Piper
South Dakota
Clara E. Stevens
Piper
Ro Ater Sa Oliver Buck
The
Brethren Church
R. L. MacWherter
Presbyterian Church
Milton Krietzer
Shelley A. Piper
Lucia Smith
Lucinda Hill Smith
College Avenue
Dixon
Horicon
New York
Minnesota
Nellie Hart
Illinois
Nettie Wiebke
Monrovia
California
Allen N
North Dixon
Smith
Sublette
Dora English
Dr. English
Ontario
Evergreen Cemetry
Treat Seed O ns Now for Smut Treat Seed O ns Now for Smut
Local ag columnist emphasizes seed testing, cleaning, and formalin treatment to reduce smut and boost oat yields. Recommends germination tests, thorough recleaning, and formalin treatment to protect seed in Illinois and Iowa. Also notes rail bids and Odd Fellows degree work upcoming in Ashton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee County
Iowa
Illinois
Griffith
Deputy Sheriff Killed in Rockford Shooting
A Rockford Iowa deputy sheriff was killed instantly by Frank Reams after Reams shot Dr. Charles O. Yenerich who narrowly escaped. Reams fled but was later confronted by a deputy and constable. the coroner’s jury indicted murder. The rest of the report covers a Woodmen of America sanatorium lecture at Colorado Springs and community notices about Mrs. Rachael Webster’s 84th birthday with family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Yenerich
Rockford
Iowa
Frank Reams
Reams
Dr. Yenerich
Yenerich
Ashton
Colorado Springs
Modern Woodmen of America
Ashton Woodmen
Ashton Camp No. 48
J. A. Rutledge
Rachael Webster
Lee County
John Trostle
Dixon
Dayaville Road
Brierton
W. W. Webster
Webster
Heibenthal Purchases Eisenberg Store In Ashton
Roy C Heibenthal takes over Frank P Eisenbergs store in the Commercial block after a closing out sale. The interior will be rearranged and electric lighting installed. Heibenthal formerly worked at Hamels and Dixon stores. Eisenberg retires after seven years to travel for Johnson Oil Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. Heibenthal
Frank P. Eisenberg
Eisenberg
Heibenthal
Hunter
Hamel
Dixon
Hisenberg
Johnson Oil Company
Old Board Members Chosen Tuesday in Village Vote
Village primary elections produced a close contest with 280 votes 187 from men and 93 from women The retiring council members Christ Kurth Herman Mall and Charles Tuck were renominated Women backed opponents but the men’s vote prevailed The tally lists votes for village trustee clerk and police magistrate with several write ins Also note a debt settlement notice from Johnson Oil Refining Co and a Dixon Tuesday social visit by Mrs Orpha Knapp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Kurth
Herman Mall
Charles Tuck
Christ Eurth
George Aschenbrenner
Frank
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Reynolds
W. H. Hart
Christian Endeavor
Mise Nellie Griffith
Tan Cupid
Agan
Squire T. Jennings
Lucile Jennings
Harold I. Stevens
Prophetstown
Stanley Jennings
Mary Hintz
Louise Smith
Raymond Stevens
Fred Graham
Methodist Church
Raymond
Ralph Stevens
Ray Jennings
Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Irwin Stevens
Ralph
Florence Stevens
J. O. Webster
Zetta Webster
Lucy Woodburn
Schaneberg
Klepke
Evangelical
F. Theiss
Bessie Schaneberg
Adam Schaneberg
Christopher Klenke
Fred Klenke
Roy
Gxo
W. Dillon
Presbyterian Notes
Miller
Mt. Vernon
Town Hall
S.C. GouLp
L. S. Griffith
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Baldwin America
Lima Locomotive Companies
Ashton Lodge No. 977
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Charles Yenerich
Frank Eisenberg
Sello Out
Roy Heibenthal
Roy C. Heidenthal
Roland P. Eisenberg
C. W. Vogeler
Steward
E. J. Randall
O. W. Griffith
Conrad Smith
Wm. A. Petrie
A. W. Rosecrans
Charles F. Heidenthal
Thomas Paddock
Henry Heinzeroth
William Lichty
Franklin Grove
W. J. Messer
Jesse J. Schafer
Henry Pfeiffer
Joseph Howey
Oregon
Frank Kersten
Mino Gerbers
Nathan Burhenn
S. T. Zeller
Clarence C
Kersten
Rochelle
Justus Wagner
Dill Tilton
M. M. Billmire
John Payne
George D. Baker
Alfred T. Miller
Jefferson
George W. Beach
Cornell College
Cornell Orchestra
Eldon Ramige
Julia Seiler Shaw
Lucile Randall
Roe Howard
Clara Schmickle
Gazette Book
Kurth, Mall and
Tuck
Netice
Johnson Oil Refining Company
Chicago Heights
Ilinois
Orpha Knapp
Santa Clara
A. W. Rosecrans & Comp’y