Charles H Baddeley Weds Grace S Williams in Poynette
Charles H Baddeley of this city and Grace S Williams were married at the bride's mother home in Poynette Wisconsin. The ceremony used Episcopal ring service and was attended by relatives. Reception after from 5 30 to 7 30 with about 150 guests. They will be at home after February 23 at 211 West Vine street Champaign Illinois with a reception and journey to Chicago Washington and the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
South
C. H. Baddeley
Grace S. Williams
Mary A. Williams
Poynette
Wis
Dr. Greene
Charles P. Howard
Hattie Purdy
Portage
Edna Hughes
Mrs. Jamieson
Williams
West Vine Street
Baddeley
Republican Meeting Invites Champaign Leaders and Candidates
Royal Wright of the county central committee sends invitations to Republican candidates and leaders for a January 18 meeting in Champaign at Beardsley headquarters. The note urges all county Republicans to attend and energize for the presidential year, aiming for a large, spirited gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Wright
Republican County Central Committee
Republican Central Committee
Champaign County
Champaign
Illinois
Beardsley
Lieutenant Commander Francis Greene Death by Own Action
Washington reports from Admiral Schley at Montevideo that Lieutenant Commander Francis Greene of the U S Navy committed death by own action on Wednesday evening. Greene served since 1867 and left a widow in Janesville Wisconsin. He was executive officer of the cruiser Montgomery and his death is attributed to possible mental trouble. His friends mourn the loss of a brave officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Montevideo
Washington
D. C
Admiral Schley
Uruguay
Francis Greene
Janesville
Wis
Montgomery
Rock Nichols Nuptials Bring Local Nuptial Joy
Sadorus Illinois January 11 One of the gentlest weddings of the season took place at the home of Mr and Mrs H B Nichols when their daughter Lida became Mrs Charles Rock The ceremony opened with Miss Karcher Tolono at the organ Dr D W Dresser Champaign greeted the couple at the bay window under a large pair of hearts and smilax as a young niece carried the wedding pillow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bental
Gent
Sadorus
Ill
Nichols
Lida
Charles Rock
Miss Karcher
Tolono
D. W. Dresser
Champaign
Miss Gladys Styan
Wedding of Miss Karcher and Mr. Miller in Champaign
Miss Karcher wed Mr. Miller with Miss Mamie Nichols and Miss Pauline Rock as flower girls. The ceremony featured a ring ritual and a bridesmaids procession. Guests included William Chambers of Danville and Rev. D. W. Dresser, with the couple soon leaving for Tolono and Chicago before settling on White Street, Champaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Nichols
Pauline Rock
Mrs. Nichols
Miss Karcher
Tolono
Chicago
White Street
Champaign
William Chambers
Danville
A. H. Smith
Bement
A. J. Miller
Urbana
D. W. Dresser
Edith Miller
Stella Robinson
Wm. Styan
Mort McCown
Miss Flatt
Leverett
Isaac Miller
Hiawatha
Kan
Karcher
University of Illinois Campus Notices and Activities
University items report track team trainees under way Y M C A services set at Parks chapel with N M Pletcher leading meeting. A faculty committee organizes end of semester exams. Lectures by Prof C W Tooke and Col H G Prout noted along with music and theater events. Football and baseball prospects discussed. Wisconsin contract status and Michigan Chicago games noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks Chapel
N. M. Pletcher
C. W. Tooke
Quincy
M. M. Null
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Chicago
M. E. and
E. E. Society
William Esty
College of Literature and Arts
Ladies’ Glee Club
Walker’ Opera House
Reinecker
Shell
Lotz
McCollum
University of Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
School of Music
J. H. McClellan
Jessie Fox
John W. Foster
Washington, D. C
United States
Foster
Mexico
Russia
Spain
Col
H. G. Prout
Railroad Gazette
Prout
Art Club Entertained First Meeting of 1900
The 1900 first art club meeting occurred Wednesday at 4 PM with President Mrs H E Cushing hosting a Dutch tea. The program covered Holland history art and literature amid orange decor and delft ware. Members wore Dutch costumes as three ladies assisted and menu cards in Dutch announced traditional courses and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
H. E. Cushing
West Hill Street
Blutterdieen
Kaase- Koekies
Torte
Olykoeks
Pufferties
Nieve Yaar Koekies
Kesxttsmas
Soetjes
Thee
Kaas
Mesdames Cushing
Hatch
Cady
J. B. Harris
Mesdames Mattis
Willis
Cushing
Ricker
Carnahan
Wilder
Polk
Stewart
B. F. Harris, Jr
Clark
Porter
Swannell
Maxwell
Miss Finley
Officers Installed by Urbana Sons of Veterans
Osgood Camp, Sons of Veterans in Urbana held a Wednesday night installation with W C Creighton of Col Langley Camp officiating. New officers include H M Shuck captain Sol Reimond first lieutenant John Stockwell second lieutenant Frank McFarland chaplain Isaac Doney first sergeant H I Green quartermaster sergeant John Gray musician Otis Green corporal of the guard Isaac Spurgin color sergeant Will Booton sergeant of the guard Archie Golden camp guard. Champaign members attended the ceremony with short talks from Capt D H Clark of the University battalion and others, followed by refreshments and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood Camp
W. C. Creighton
Sons of Veterans
Urbana
Col. Langley Camp
H. M. Shuck
Sol Reimond
John Stockwell
Frank McFarland
Isaac Doney
H. I. Green
John Gray
Otis Green
Isaac Spurgin
Will Booton
Archie Golden
Champaign
D. H Clark
University Battalion
Roberts Coma Exclusion Debate Splits House Panel
Washington January 11 a report urging Roberts of Utah be excluded from the house is being drafted by Chairman Taylor as the committee remains unified on the facts while disagreeing on the method of action. The debate centers on exclusion versus expulsion and Roberts smiles at oath possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Washington, D. C
Utah
National
House of Representatives
Taylor
House Investigating Committee
House
Funeral and foreign affairs dominate early January reports
The dispatch notes a grave famine forecast in a district amid anti mission demonstrations, a solemn funeral for Rev. Dr. Edward McGlynn in Washington with crowds from all walks of life, and the U S State Department awaiting Britain's reply over the Delagoa Bay flour seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McGlynn
Washington, D. C
St. Stepher’s Catholic Church
England
State Department
Great Britain
Choate
Delagoa Bay
Battle at Tugela River Rumor and Muted Front News
London reports deny Methuen recall while Tugela River battle rumors circulate. Boer losses at Magersfontein and Stormberg listed. Resburg quiet. England grows impatient for front news as Roberts Kitchener arrival offers no relief. Cabinet reshuffle talk grows, with Rosebery urged to take premiership though he declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Military Club
Tugela River
Methuen
United States
War Office
Pretoria
Staats Courant
Magersfontein
Stormberg
Resburg
Cape Town
Resberg
Modder River
England
South Africa
Roberts
Kitchener
Rosebery
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Charles H. Baddeley
Poynette, Wis
Greene
University OF Illinois
Campus
Halle
ART
Holland
Urbana Sons OF Veterans
Senate
Montana
Whiteside
John Wellcome
Berlin
Reichstag
Toronto
Ont
Honan
China
London Military Club
Ayer
J.C. Ayer
Joseph Beifeld & Lo
Kersey and Melton
Cen
Fiannelette
Flann&lecee
le da Nord
W. A. Lewis
Prop
Neil Street
Champaign, Ill
Walker & Mulliken
Champaign, IN
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