Personal seh photographs sale and ill reports mix
Photographs and sale notes appear mixed with daily ill health updates. Lewis and John Blair set for Chicago this morning. Freeman family quarrels with prevailing fees. George Fletcher ill on Ellwood Avenue. H Shaver slight bet not. Louise Heath home after illness. Anderson quarantined on North First Street. Mrs Rob erts critically ill. Perry Still recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap- Lewis
John Blair
Chicago
Th Mosher
Freeman
George Fletcher
Ellwood Avenue
H. Shaver
Louise Heath
Lincoln Highway
J& Anderson
Clothier
North First Street
Yarea
B. H. West
Frank Reynolds
Jelly
Hindenburg Ordered Signing of Armistice
Berlin Jan 21 Finance Minister Erzberger testified in a trial on political grafting that Field Marshal Hindenburg directed him to sign the armistice with the Allies even if concessions were refused. He rejected charges of acting against Germanys interests and said Hindenburg ordered the signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dbs Cassere Eenne
Berlin
Germany
Mathis Erzeberger
Hindenburg
Karl Helfferich
Erzeberger
Hinfdenburg
Heliferich
Grandmother of De Kalb Man Is Buried Today
Elizabeth Poorsey Murphy mother of Henry Murphy and grandmother of Bob Murphy of De Kalb died Thursday evening at Henry Murphy's Rockford home. Funeral at St William's Catholic Church in Rockford with burial in Catholic Cemetery. Mr Murphy attended services. Mr and Mrs Charles Rosine ill with flu on North Fourth Street. Robert Rowe of Creston visiting friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Poorsey Murphy
Bob Murphy
de Kalb
Henry Murphy
Rockford
Charles Rosine
North Fourth Street
Collin
Aurora
Chicago
Sycamore
Stark Farm
Local Church Supper and Wedding News in De Kalb
The Men’s class at the Methodist church plans its monthly supper and business meeting at the church tomorrow night with expected large attendance. A wedding at the First Lutheran church joins Miss Hilda Marie Collin and Morris Johnson in a simple ceremony, followed by a family dinner and future travel plans including Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
First Lutherane Church
Hilda Marie Collin
Ernest Collin
Morris Johnson
Sycamore
Fairlund
Bratten Returns to DeKalb After Wyoming Stay
J. H. Bratten former foreman in the Northwestern yards returns to DeKalb after leaving for a similar post in Wyoming. He cites intolerance of the higher altitude as the reason for coming back. Also noted are visits and illnesses: Mrs. George Scott and Mrs. William Westerberg of Chicago return home after visiting the O. Van Stone residence, Mrs. B Gallagher and son are recovering from the flu, and W. H. L. Rowe remains ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bratten
Barb
J. H. Bratten
Wyoming
DeKalb
George Scott
William Westerberg
Chicago
O. van Stone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chase McMullen
Willie Pinkston
Flint, Mich
McMullen
Harvey Pinkston
Ruth Bean
South First Street
Belle Roberts
Perry
Kid
Shelter
Blue Brother
Neasy
Robert Rowe of
Creston
DE Kalbociety
Edward Peterson
Frances Olson
Bertha Olson
Bert
Albert Wisted
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Bert Berger
Nature
Locust Street
8. Gallagher and
W. H. L. Rowe
Cascaras
Dack
Mr. Will
AU Drug
Sonora
Lewis & Palmer
Princess Theatre
Hart Schainer & Marx
Suis
Anderson Brothers
DE Kalb, Illinois
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