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Ashton Gazette

Location

Ashton, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1910

Page

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Amboy Lee Center Line Open Soon

Amboy Journal reports rapid progress on the Amboy Lee Center electric line with 3 miles laid and freight crossings arranged with Burlington. The road to Blackstone Street should be finished by Saturday and electric cars expected to run Lee Center to Amboy before New Year, with a paying freight service.

Ives Blackstone Street Burlington Company Burns Lee Center Binghamton Merrow Lee Centter Amboy Burlington Keefer Messrs. Burns

In Honor of Grandma Abel Birthday Reception

Mrs Susan Abel mother of Rev W J Abel marked her seventy seventh birthday with a church reception at the parsonage hosted by the ladies of the congregation. Grandma Abel, an invalid confined by rheumatism, welcomed friends and enjoyed the gathering.

Grandma Abel Susan Abel W. J. Abel Abel Morrison Sentinel

Closing Out Sale at H G Ciurs Farm Near Ashton

The undersigned will sell to the highest bidder on December 7, 1910 at ten o’clock a.m. at the J. C. Wetzel farm near Ashton a large lot of horses cattle pigs sheep and farm gear. Included are 12 horses 15 cattle 10 hogs 30 ewes 7 tons Timothy hay seed corn farming machinery and household goods. Terms: cash under $10 and credit 12 months for larger sums with notes. 3 percent discount for cash. Also reports Viola township Sunday school convention notes and A P Case re elected township president.

South Dakota H. G. Cluts J. C. Wetzel Ashton Franklin Grove Stone Barn Ashton Co Charton R. C. Goetzenberger F. D. Kelley J. D. Ciurs R. S. Charters H. G. Ciurs

Frank Rassler and wife guests at relatives’

Frank Rassler and his wife were guests of relatives at Franklin Grove on Sunday, according to a brief social item in the local column.

Frank Rassler Franklin Grove

New Lighting Plants Installed in Local Businesses

This week two new lighting plants were installed. Clifford Knapp placed a Detroit gas machine in J. A. Roseler’s grocery, now in operation and delivering good service. A. M. Moore installed an Arco plant in Philip Erich’s pool room and sold similar units to W. B. McCrea, G. A. Hamel, Gazette Book Store, the Davis Junction Methodist church, and Jordan and Paddocks’ blacksmith shop.

Clifford Knapp Detroit J. A. Roseler A. M. Moore Arco Philip Erich W. B. McCrea G. A. Hamel Moore

Thanksgiving Services And Local Events In Lee County

Thanksgiving services set in two churches with sermons by Rev. Alexander English and Rev. George A. Walter at 10:00 am. A 9:56 am westbound train time change of Sunday service noted. County Treasurer John M. Sterling to be replaced by Frank C. Vaughan on December 5. Illinois coal mine data show 890 deaths and 48,717,883 tons output. Epworth League led by A W Rosecrans on November 27 with a temperance topic.

Union Presbyterian Church Alexander English Ae United Evangelical Church George A. Walter John M.sterling Sterling Frank C. Vaughan Amboy Lee County Illinois Epworth League A. W. Rosecrans

Choir Boys Deliver Fine Program at Modern Woodmen Event

The Chicago Boy Choir with Sarah Wathena Brown opened the Modern Woodmen entertainment at the opera house to a grateful crowd. The boys dressed as a Scottish Highlander and in other national costumes, ending with American schoolboy and Base Ball songs. Mrs. Brown’s harp and sacred selections by the Episcopalian choir drew praise. Woodmen deserve praise for high quality entertainment for Ashton residents. Ticket sales were modest and a larger audience was hoped for. next, Nellie P Saunders Company performs December 6.

Chicago Sarah Wathena Brown Opera House Ashton Nellie P Saunders Company

Reliable Sporting News and The Record Herald

A promotional piece praising The Chicago Record Herald as a dependable source for sports news. It highlights a large dedicated sports staff, the four page Sunday supplement, telegraphic updates to press, and comprehensive coverage of baseball football racing athletics hunting automobiling yachting golf tennis boxing and more.

Chicago Record Herald Sunday Record-Herald Telegraph Record Herald Record-Herald

Luxurious Long-Distance Trains Compare With Hotels

The piece highlights the Overland Limited the Los Angeles Limited and the China and Japan Fast Mail as luxuriously equipped travel options. It advises buying Chicago & North Western Ry tickets and directs readers to ticket agents for details. 3818 James Conklin of Bureau County files for divorce citing his wife's refusal to dress fashionably and costly disagreements over attire. The Wash ington Grove Christian church Ladies Aid Society to hold all day meeting at the parsonage on Thursday December 1. Frank Aschenbrenner his wife and Miss Mae Hutchinson visited Sterling for Thanksgiving with the Fletcher grandparents.

San Francisco James Conklin Bureau County Ladies Aid Society Washington Grove Christian Church Frank Aschenbrenner Mae Hutchinson Sterling Joseph Fletcher

Gasoline quality complaints and local sales notes

Local dealers and customers report very poor gasoline quality with dirty oil and clogged lighting plants. An oil company cuts prices, possibly offsetting the lower quality. Also reports Booth farms sales near town with per acre prices. Ernest Kersten buys the Ewing newspaper route from November 1.

Booth Drew Fell Frankton

Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Backed by Guarantee Offer

Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are advertised as a permanent relief for indigestion and dyspepsia with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. The ad highlights Bis muth Subnitrate and Pepsin, plus carminatives, claiming scientific formulation and safety. Available in 25c 6 5c and 1.00 sizes at The Rexall Store.

Rexall Geo. R. Charters

Chiropodist Dr Stanley to Visit Ashton Saturday

Dr Stanley, foot specialist, will be in Ashton on Saturday November 26 until 4 pm. He offers treatment for coins bunions ingrown nails and foot troubles with free citywide calls and a new Cushion Arch Support. Leave orders at Kelleys Hotel or local drug stores. Mrs Emily J Walker sold her millinery business last week to Mrs Ernest Meister who now runs the store.

Stanley Ashton Kelley’s Emily J. Walker Ernest Meister

Illinois press association pushes bills to punish misinformation

The Illinois Daily Newspaper Association at its Decatur meeting urged a new law to penalize knowingly false news given to papers. A draft bill would impose up to 30 days in jail for falsely reported wedding announcements and up to one year for misinformation leading to libel. The push aims to curb deceptive reporting. Farmers near Sterling and Whiteside county expect grain shipments to rise as canal and river navigation expand, alongside new terminal elevators. Miss Hattie Brown visits Champaign for Thanksgiving with sister Roberta at the University.

Illinois Daily Newspaper Association Decatur Springfield Illinois Hennepin Canal Whiteside County U. S Sterling Rock River Janesville

Free agricultural course at DeKalb announces six day session

Northern Illinois State Normal School DeKalb invites young men and women to a free six day agriculture short course starting January 2 1911. Leading University of Illinois agriculture professors and Normal School faculty will teach with no fee. Boarding is available nearby.

Northern Illinois State Normal School DeKalb Northern Illinois Department of Agriculture University of Illinois Normal School Illinois

Surprise Party Honors Mrs. Klenke on 58th Birthday

A surprise party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klenke Friday evening for Mrs. Klenke's 58th birthday. Guests socialized, refreshments were served, and a token of remembrance was given as they wished her many more happy birthdays.

Fred Klenke Mrs. Klenke

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Amboy Lee Burlington Road Viola Township Fertile Valley Ethel Kay Dixon F. W. Nazarene Steward E. H. Wiener A. P. Case Will Killmer Faust Boyd Hartford Wisconsin Chas. Gonnerman Glenn Rosecrans State Board of Equalization California Medh E. S. Crans Edwin Ernest Kersten Ewing Ette Book Store Est Gazette Kersten Henry Strude Hattie Brown Champaign Roberta Brown A. W. Rosecrans & Comp’y Ashton, Illinois
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