Fair prices and town notices in Beardstown column
A collage of local items notes prices at The Fair, new goods at Deppe Bros and Kelley, repairs by Lou Selby, a B&Q train to Arenzville for a rally, and various ads for groceries, clothing, and shoes. Mentions a St Louis fair opening, naturalization papers for Pat Flyne, and a large sturgeon catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley's
Dr. Feltman
Deppe Bros
Arenzville
Laco Gortulis
Hall
Geo
James Gouldine
Fourth Street
Henrietta Goth
Jas
Avine
Decatur
Ofolumbus
Washington
St. Louis
Chase Thompson
Virginia
M B
Kelley
Palmer Cae. Club
Beardstown
Assis
Aieng
Ville
Thanés
Regu
Rene Eae
Virginia Visitors and Local News Roundup
Virginia area residents and guests are listed with frequent names and travel to and from nearby towns. Individuals from Virginia, Peoria, Decatur, Chicago, and Quincy visit, work, or attend events, with several attending funerals or trips to St Louis and Springfield. Local movements include spouses traveling, business visits, and participation in regional events and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden & Wester
Jefferson
Chicago
St. Louis
Pacts Are Mubvorn Things
The editor of the milk and watershed paper tries to prove a point but fails to clarify the contract issues. The writer defends the editor’s benefit and questions the value of dedicating space to the disputed material amid alleged tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris
Caus County
Funeral of Mrs Rose Danby in city church
The funeral for Mrs Rose Danby formerly Miss Rose Holzworth took place yesterday at 2 30 p m from the church at Sixth and Madison. She died Sunday in Pana and her remains were brought to her father’s home on Second and Monroe streets. The Rev B F Crouse preached the discourse and interment was at Oak Ridge. The leave taking at the church was very affecting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sample
Waverly
Jacksonville
Diers Bros
Ed Hagenor
Denver
C. C. Stout
Quincy
Pilger
Philip Miller
Ed Perler
Aixter
Springfield
Tlinois
Mra
W Stavernagle
M B Kelley
Virginia
Vigiia
Managadt
John Frank
The
Virginia Enquirer
Peblo
Breezs
Florida
John Schultz
Anton Rinkard
Theo, Schaar
A. H. Slelechott
St. Louis Exposition
Rose Danby
Rose Holzworth
Sixth
Madison Streets
Pana
Second
Monroe Streets
Springfield Journal
Danley
J. H. Danley
Patriot Captain Reports Banter and Political Outlook
Special Correspondence from Capt Lamb recounts trips to Madison Square Garden and Chicago gatherings with John M. Palmer. He imagines Abraham Lincoln on a Wabash train and notes tariff concerns as the people rise against injustice, with Cleveland and a banner signaling the people’s choice for 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt Lamb
Emerald Isle
Sea
Madon Square Garden
New York
Chicago
John M. Palmer
Transit House
Abraham Lincoln
Cleveland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pappmeilr & Suns
Greve & Sielschott
State Street
Main
Beardstowy
Illinois
HomeRaller Mills
Bearstown
Ill
Altman & Redkamp
Gor
Mainan
Statert
Tearestown
Hig Otill
Machine
Ames TN Sem
Lou. Selby
Turd Street
John Oetgen
H Nieman
Kicg
MFE
J H. Seegers
Olney
Cass County
Rice's
Kelleya
Republic
Deppe Bros 23
Beth Conne’l
Misa Kate Hurley
St. Alexius Church
This City
Teestar
Ees
Father Weigood
J. H Serger
Pat
Flyne
John D. McQuilken
Belleville
Griggs
J. H. Saeger
Bill
Oglesby
H Robinson
Geo Hunt
Hon
I L. Morrison
Jones
Rive's
Boys and Childrens Clothing
Atj Driesen
J . Reeves
Iis Fle
Kelleva
B&q
Leardstown
Arentville
Little Arenzville
Seever
Frank C Brunet
MLB
Bruner
Springfield Register
Seaacy
Kelleys
Farmora
D H Turner
O &M
Bratiam
Anj
Dr. Jones
Edwards
J F Mevin
Tion
Jor
Anderson, Ochooree, Ga
Robinsdn
Holpen & Wedater
Rice
Tenfilck’s Corner
BL Wood
O. Spring
Peoria
Tom and
John Finn
Thuraday
H. Knowles
John Dirreen
Marcus Hexter
A. F Steinchott
Mra . J. Stubbs
A Walts
Aurora, al
Geo. Schmidt
Henry Jockisch
BR. L. Duncan
Lou. Duwn and
A.C Butler
Bolevni
Ireland
Srenavtula
T B. Knopp
Tere Hante
Ind
Anton Greve
Lizzy Greve
New York City
Mr Greve
Henry Fsher
Fisher
Wm Hackman
Iapsonville
Ouhier
Fred. Huge
Clinton, Sk
Beach
Rose Danley
F. J. Gross
Beason
Opera House
Det. 18
Altman & Recamp
Moseley
eallPer
Ulinos
Tonatre
Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
Main and
Washington Streets
Harry Kawin
MOKF
Babs Aine
Hosiark
Children’ S.clothing
Qades
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