Charles Johnson Dies at 70 in Jefferson County
Charles Gustaf Johnson aged 70 2 months 5 days died yesterday at 2 pm at his brother Chris Johnson’s home five miles east of the city from heart and liver complications. Born Sept 29 1846 in Estergatlant Sweden he came to Iowa in 1880 later farmed near Salina and lived with his brother since July. He leaves four brothers and one sister Alma Sweden, Chris and August at his bedside Peter Denver Victor Portland. funeral tomorrow at Salina church at 11 am Rev Sandeen will conduct burial nearby cemetery.
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Charles Johnson
Jefferson County
Chris Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Charles Gustaf Johnson
Estergatlant
Sweden
Mediapolis
Iowa
Salina
Swedish Lutheran Church of
Alma
Chris
August
Peter
Denver
Col
Victor
Portland
Oregon
Augusta Aronson
Axel
Personal Notes From local view and hospital updates
Shaw returned yesterday from Lew Van Sask Canada. Mrs C Walker of Brighton has been very poorly and is at Jefferson County Hospital for treatment. Mrs M Gummere of Libertyville visits the city. Mrs E G Spencer of North Third Street shows slight improvement after being on the sick list. Election of officers scheduled for Wednesday evening December 6 with also work in the second rank. W R Baker C C
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WS. Shaw
Lew, van, Sask
Canada
W. R. Baker
C. C
Evangelist Peacock Preaches Against Liquor Influence
The sermon cites the cost of intoxicating liquors to the nation at 2.5 billion yearly and argues liquor harms health and families. A large audience pledge to fight the liquor business, with hundreds standing to commit to purity. Numerous rental and lost item notices appear after the sermon section.
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United States
Notice to settle bills for Peacock Evangelistic Meetings
All persons having bills against the Peacock Evangelistic Meetings should send them to R. F. Wilson promptly.
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Peacock Evangelistic
R. F. Wilson
Help Wanted and For Sale Notices from Court Hotel Ad
Classified column from Galesburg listing two dining room girl vacancies at the Court Hotel and an expert pattern maker needed. Also four sale items including dry wood by the cord or black wood, a family horse, a six room bungalow with seven acres on West Harrison Street, and dry hardwood cut for stove lengths. Contact Drawer 49 or phone numbers provided.
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Court Hotel
Galesburg
Gales
Harrison Street
J. EK. Flemming
Parsons College Ends 1916 Football Season Bright Prospects Ahead
The 1916 Parsons College football season closes with a successful run and no serious injuries. The squad, nearly intact, will return next year to build on the achievement as prospects for 1917 look strong. An oyster supper for the team is planned at Prof. Wirtz's this evening. Two new academy students, Hubert Kasowsky and Leo Braunshausen of Pleasant Plain, have enrolled.
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Parsons
Parsons College
Prof. Wirtz
Hubert Kasowsky
Leo Braunshausen
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