McKenzie to Tour Lee County with Two O'Clock Address
Congressman John C. McKenzie plans a two day tour of Lee County visiting Ashton next Saturday afternoon. He will address residents at two o'clock and supporters expect renewed backing amid his strong House record. The trip includes multiple town stops and hopes to mobilize voters ahead of the fall elections.
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Congressman McKenzie
Lee County
John C. McKenzie
Ashton
McKenzie
House
TWO FRANKLIN LADIES MARRY IN FRANKLIN GROVE HOME
Miss Ella Barkley and Oscar Stern wed at 5 PM in Franklin Grove with Rev. D L Miller performing. Attendants Miss Cora Barkley and Leonard Mattox. Reception followed by a lap supper. Ella Barkley previously resided with J E Wolf. The bride’s Arcadia/Nebraska connections noted.
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J. Emery Wolf
Franklin Grove
Ella Barkley
Oscar Stern
D. L. Miller
Mt. Morris
Cora Barkley
Leonard Mattox
Morris
Etna Trostle
J. E. Wolf
Ashton High School
D. M. Stern
Arcadia
Nebraska
Mt. Morris College
Chicago
Sona Farm
Spratt-Bates
Lucy Spratt
William Spratt
Ralph Bates
Albert Bates
Dixon
F. D. Stone
Eva Bates
Frank Fordham
Necedah Lodge
College Avenue
N. D. High School
Brown Shoe Factory
Local Pastor Is Returned at Roth River Conference
The Seventy Fifth Annual Session of the Roth River Conference concluded in Austin last week with Rev. Albert Ulrich returned to a second pastorate at the local Methodist church. The conference votes set two new Chicago districts Western and South, and Joliet district renamed Aurora. Dixon district appointments include Lucille Love. The serial nears its close as the 14th of the series airs next Wednesday night October 21.
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Austin
Sterling
River Conference
Albert Ulrich
Chicago
Chicago N
Chicago South
Joliet
Aurora
Dixon
Lucille Love
J. M. Phelps
Albany
Eadeda Steht
J Amboy
J. W. Ashton
A. E. Byron Esters
J. W. Beg Chadwick
Albert Hird
Clare Peeeee
Teen
Ener
Ewan A.A. Coleta
Eerreery
Warren Hutch
Compton & West Brooklyn
W. J
Otj Cortland
Ately
A. E. Sim Creston
Fred E
E. E. Hudson
Franklin Grove
Seeeeesa
Ulrich Freedom
E. C. Dewey Fulton
A. D. Moore
Genoa
R. E. Pierce Harmon
H. B. Green
W. W. Diehl
Hinckley
Hampshire
Kirkland
W. M. Kauffman
la Moille
Arlington
J. H. Williamson Lanark Sae
Eersee
E. Y. Knapp Leaf River
Adeline
J. W. Lowery Ngos Dane the
Eoistaitstyen
Laa
J. J. Hitchens Light House
Chana
F. K. Rich Lyndon Beeen Neereeee
Leon See E An
Samuel Mitchell Ladd
LaSalle, Bee
W. Hackley Malden & Zearing
Thomas L. Parker
Malta Gfe
Ais
Eretelyia Fite Winiee Oic
D. E. Curea
Maple Park Vereerse
A. E. Simister
Mendota
T. B. Brannum
W. B. Oldt
Milledgeville
Morrison
James Potter
Mount Carroll
H. W. Lawlor
Mount Morris
C. W. Thornton Nelson
J. H. Williams
Oregon
Peease I. P. Berry Paw Paw
O. T. Canfield
John E. Flack
W. L. Whipple Spring Valle
H. W. Dack Shannon
George Merrifield Sterling
W. B. Doble
Fourth Street
W. L. Collin Steward & Fertile Valley
F. A. Graham Tampico
C. D. McCammon Thompson & Argo
H. P. Barnes
Triumph
Seenweee
W. K
Horbury
Walnut
A. W. Otis
B. A. Dickens
Wyanet
Watertown
C. F. Graeser
Ashton Church
E. W. Oneal
Ottawa Street
L. P. Warrington
Newark
Lisbon
W. K Loofbourrow
Millington and
Milbrook
A. E. Simester
Maple Park and Cortland
Granite Shower for Mr and Mrs Edison Vogel
A granite shower honored Edison and Mrs Vogel with 60 friends at Mrs Lillian Vogel’s home Monday evening. Guests enjoyed music and games and refreshments of cake bananas Nabiscos and pickles. Also announced upcoming International Bible Students Association Bible pictures sessions with free admission Wednesday Thursday and Friday from 3 to 5 pm and 8 to 10 pm. Stove pipe elbows and furnace pipe offered at Louis J Sindlinger’s tin shop.
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Edison Vogel
Lillian Vogel
International Bible Students Association
Louis J. Sindlinger
Apples Call for Orders as Stock Stands Fine
Apple sale brief notes orders taken and stock praised as ample for all. Root and Randall highlighted in the terse message as contact points for purchase.
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Root & Randall
News of the City Tells of Social Visits and Local Happenings
Philip Yenerich and family visited W. C. Yenerich's home near Meridan. Editor Ralph J. Dean and family stayed with relatives in La Moille and Mendota. Various callers and events include a Christian Endeavor topic on a saloonless nation, eighth grade party at Joseph Roesler Jr's, and outings to Dixon and Chicago. A large chicken supper at the Presbyterian church netted over fifty dollars. A tramp's inquest in Amboy, road work on hard roads, and multiple visits among residents marked the week, along with a new Farmers Telephone directory and a 38th wedding anniversary in Dixon.
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Philip Yenerich
Meridan
W. C. Yenerich
Ralph J. Dean
Robert
la Moille
Mendota
Clarerice Colwell
Eunice Gilbert
Franklin Grove
E. B. Arnould
Christian Endeavor
George B. Garrett
Myrtle Shaver
Dixon
Ashton
Maggie Luckey
Ross G. Bratton
The
Presbyterian Church
Henry Freadolf
Misa Dollie Johnson
Lee Center
Jess Johnson
William Farrer
W. W. Bates
Chicago
Collge
J.S. Noffsinger
Lee Courte
Martin Hewert
Naperville
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Evangelical Church
Henkel
Amboy
George B. Stephan
Earl Howey
Bradford Township
George Fernald
St. Charles
Ella Beshaar
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Charles Ross
E. H. Chadwick
Farmers Telephone Company
Casper Krug
Senator Sherman Addressed Ashton Crowd in Temperance Context
United States Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman spoke to more than 200 people in Ashton last Friday afternoon, preceded by the Amboy band and brief notes by County Chairman Harry Warner and Adam C. Cliffe. He urged farmers, voiced strong temperance themes, and highlighted victory of the saloonless nation as a national battle, with a follow up meeting announced at the United Evangelical church. Lewis Wood, an agent for Coe Converse Edwards Company of Fort Atkinson, advertised fruit No. A in an additional note.
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United States
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Ashton
Amboy
Senator Sherman
Harry Warner
Dixon
Adam C. Cliffe
Sycamore
Senate
Sherman
United Evangelical Church
Iam
Coe, Converse & Edwards Company
Fort Atkinson
Wisconsin
Lewis Wood
Local Apple Sale Promises Quality and Variety
Bert Moore announces a carload of No 1 New York apples, mostly winter varieties with good eating apples included. Quality and price guaranteed. orders invited now.
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New York
Bert Moore
Water Works Bids Set as City Plans Connections
City council set October 27 at two o clock for opening bids on water works contracts. Eight prospective customers have already asked to connect to the mains, with more likely once work begins. Council adjourned to Monday to finalize details.
Arm Injury Leads to Surgical Operation for Harold Cheadle
Harold Cheadle, son of Dr. and Mrs. C M Cheadle, suffered a wagon accident five weeks ago that crushed his elbow. The arm swelled severely, and a pus-filled elbow necessitated an operation in Dixon on Saturday evening. He rests quite comfortable now. Several local residents attended the Mission Feast in Dixon, including Gonnerman and Reitz families and Mollie Reitz.
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Harold
C. M. Cheadle
Symptons
Dixon
William Gonnerman
John Vent Jer
Adam Gonnerman
Tony Reitz
Mollie
Fred Gonnerman
Henry Semmler
Emma
Lillian Reitz
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Arend Roukena
William Schuster
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