Evangelist Hicks Comes for Revival at Ren Church
Revival meetings at the U B church opened with Rev J W Hicks in charge and strong attendance. Ministers praise Hicks noting his tact and orthodoxy and his ability to move souls forward. Topics listed include Personal Work Prayer Gods Love The Man of Galilee The Judgment Day Is it Wrong to Dance and Is There a Hell services start 7 30 PM nightly with public invited.
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U. B
J. W. Hicks
Hicks
C. Whitney
E. D. Whitlock
D. D
M. E. Church
Daily Register
Tola
Kansas
Iola
Evangelist Hficks
Galilee
Salem Church Annual Meeting and Revival Services
The annual meeting of the congregation will be held Thursday at 7 30 PM with election of trustees and other business. Reports of the work will be given and all members are urged to attend. Beginning next Sunday the pastor conducts revival services for spiritual uplift and promising prospects.
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Salem Church
Prayer services surge at Second Presbyterian church
Nightly services attract over ninety attendees, about twenty five more than Monday. Rev. H. M. Markley speaks each night on topics including The Passion for Souls Analyzed. First Presbyterian also reports rising attendance for both afternoon and evening prayers with The Church of Jesus Christ as this evening's subject.
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Second Presbyterian Church
H. M. Markley
First Presbyterian Church
Church of Jesus Christ
First English Lutheran Church
P. H. R. Muallen
Embury Church
The Shrimper depicts a daring sea rescue at Majestic
A fisherwoman helps a boy who falls from a wharf into rough seas, struggling to reach shore. She battles heavy waves to save him, returning with aid, as the plot shifts to the couple at their simple home and a well dressed pair arriving nearby.
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Majestic
County Callings From Surrounding Towns and Cities
Orangeville correspondent reports visits and returns from Pennsylvania and the east. Local residents attend Masonic lodge events and Eastern Star installation. A revival at the M E church continues while others travel or recover from injuries. Wm Bower and Dick Chilton visit from Freeport for the banquet.
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Orangeville
Daniel Mueser
Mary Elia Fenstemacher
Pennsylvania
Elias Heckmen
Harl Fahr
Clinton
S. Deeman
Mineral Point
Wis
Mick Myers
Dixon
Masonic Lodge
M. E. Church
I. G. Wise
Carrie Hoffman
Freeport
Ridott and Surrounding Visits Highlight Week
Ridott residents visited Rockford and Freeport relatives while attending the funeral of Mrs. Mallory in Berlin. Local families hosted and visited others as New Year gatherings occurred. A quarterly meeting is planned at the U B church with Rev Webb ill and Revival services starting tonight led by Rev Fry assisted by Presiding Elder Boggess.
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Ridott
Jan. G
J. T. Lease
Shepherd
Rockford
Mallory
Berlin
George Kurtz
Heilman
Susie Heilman
Ellen Fisher
Freeport
Fred Kerr
Chicago
H. Kruckenberg
Fry
Hizer
Dorothy
BE. Shockey
Eleanor Lamb
Clara Hunt
Waddams Grove
Eben Fisher
Jake Sheffner
Chas. Cotherman
Henry Mund
D. Cotherman
U. B
Webb
Boggess
From Our Own Correspondent Centennial Notes
Centerville correspondent reports New Year's visits and family news. Edward Koertner and Theo Koerner with family marked New Year. Sadie Goethe from Freeport visited her parents. John Rosenstiel welcomed a baby girl on New Year’s Day. Winters brothers from Freeport stayed with relatives. Amelia Koertner hosted by her mother. Mrs Schwarb of Freeport visited daughter Mrs Silberman. Mrs Charles Aspinwall and son Ralph from Watertown called. B Welsch and Henry Witte of Freeport were country visitors. German M E church holds special meetings each evening this week with Rev Panzlau assisting Rev Schlung.
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Centennial
Edward Koertner
Theo. Koerner
Sadie Goethe
Freeport
Roland Goethe
John Rosenstiel
Charles
Grant Winters
Amelia Koertner
S. Koertner
Schwarb
E. Silberman
Charles Aspinwall
Ralph
Watertown
Wis
B. Welsch
Henry Witte
M. E
Panzlau
Basswood
Schlung
Local club meetings and notices in Davis January 1831
Local option petitions circulate in Davis as clubs announce meetings. The C B S Thimble Club will meet with Mrs Charles Becker, Sr., January 11 from 2 to 5 pm. The C B C will meet with Mrs K E Cleveland, January 1831. Oliver Kraner bought Martin Sewalson’s half in the blacksmith shop. Sewalson moves to Iowa in February. John Mitchell of Beloit visits the Boyles. The Eastern Star held a New Year’s social and lunch for members at the first regular meeting.
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Davis
C. BE. S. Thimble Club
Chas. Becker
KE. M. Cleveland
Oliver Kraner
Martin Sewalson
Sewalson
Iowa
John Mitchell
Beloit
Boyles
Eastern Star
Local colors from Harlem Corners brief notes
Frank Shearer stock buyer passed through Harlem Corners. Mrs. Gillette and Miss Masters of Pleasant Hill visited R. Rosenstiel. Fred Fluegel and Frank Harris sold cattle to Lena buyers. Joseph Kratzer of Cedarville called on RK Rosenstiel. Mrs. Degunther and daughter Ea returned home after visiting Frank Rosenstiel’s family.
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Harlem Corners
Frank Shearer
Gillette
Miss Masters
Pleasant Hill
R. Rosenstiel
Fred Fluegel
Frank Harris
Lena
Joseph Kratzer
Cedarville
RK. Rosenstiel
Degunther
Frank Rosenstiel
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Lung Strengthening cure
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as preventing pneumonia by stopping coughs and healing the lungs. It notes the genuine product has no harmful drugs and uses a yellow package. Substitutes by J. J. Moogk and Wm. F. Jungkunz are mentioned.
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Foley
Eninge
J. J. Moogk
Wm. F. Jungkunz
For Rent and Help Wanted Listings Window
Too late to classify notice offering a hall of a double house for rent with modern improvements and inquiries directed to ouis Jungkung. Also a dining room girl needed immediately at Senate hotel and a frame maker with apprentice girl for spring season at Straub & pes.
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Ouis Jungkung
Janted
Straub & Pes
Water Supply Mishap Sparks Market Confusion
In a downtown office district a young woman on market day bought Sunday supplies near a coliseum site. A heated exchange with an Iceman escalates when a hidden stash of groceries is revealed, ending with a tearful apology and the man lighting a cigar.
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Indianapolis News
Miss Lamson Fights Secretary Role After Ten Years
Harvest Gleaners meeting sparks Miss Lamson to condemn renewed secretary nomination. Aunt Eunice voices sympathy as Miss Lamson complains of being passed over for a younger candidate, “Robins woman,” despite decade of service. Source tone mirrors Youth's Companion style.
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Miss Lamson
Eunice
Aunt Eunice
Miss’ Lamson
Robins
Not His Say Peggs What Do You Say To Your Wife
Comic dialogue features Peggs and Jages arguing over late night homecomings. Jages scolds a foolish man for assuming he can speak upon returning home. The exchange highlights domestic irony and a sharp quip about conversation dynamics in marriage.
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Peggs
Jages
Huss & Rinley Ladies and Children's Winter Underwear Sale
Special clearing prices on Huss and Rinley’s ladies and children's winter underwear and hosiery. Limited stock. Clearout event to move inventory with discounts across multiple sizes. Deals highlighted on warm garments and woven hosiery for the season.
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Huss & Rinley’s
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