Miss Clara Reed and Cornelius Sullivan Wed in Quiet Service
Miss Clara Reed daughter of F A Reed and Cornelius Sullivan were united in marriage this morning at 6 O clock at St Marys church by Rev Father DuFour. Attendants were Mr and Mrs M J Seabrook. The couple to host a wedding breakfast at 200 Chicago Street then depart for Clinton Illinois before returning to establish housekeeping. The bride, a popular Freeport young woman, was educated in Alton Ill. The groom, a boiler maker in the I C railroad shops, has lived here 18 months. An earlier note recalls Mary Hancock and Chas Chapman’s 50th wedding anniversary in Freeport celebrated with family and a forthcoming marriage of Sadie Chapman to Milton J Hibbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Reed
F. A. Reed
Cornelius Sullivan
Father DuFour
St. Mary’s Church
M. J. Seabrook
Winegs
Claude
Rodenbaugh
Chicago Street
Clinton
Ill
Freeport
Q Clinton
Alton
I. C
Mary Hancock
Chas
Chapman
Philadelphia
Washington Street
Mrs. Chapman
Hale
Carroll County
Sadie Chapman
Milton J. Hibbard
Sacramento
Cal
Schultz
Shannon
M. K. Chapman
Salem
Ind
H. Chapman
Storm Lake
Grant Chapman
Bagely
Iowa
Gerome Boyer
Burlington
Parents to Celebrate Golden Anniversary
The couple, parents by marriage, will observe the golden anniversary of their marriage with family and friends gathering to mark the milestone.
Reception for Pastor Hosmer at Second Presbyterian
The Second Presbyterian church will host a reception this evening in the church parlors for Rev. Mr. Hosmer the new pastor. A large attendance is expected as parishioners gather to welcome him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hosmer
Second Presbyterian Church
Weather Forecast for Chicago May 23
Special weather bulletin from Chicago notes cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday with scattered showers. Highs and lows not specified, but the forecast emphasizes continued unsettled weather across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutcago
Ilinois
Market Quotations From Cuicaco and Chicago May 23
Closing Board of Trade quotes for July wheat corn oats and meats appear alongside Union stock yard figures for Cuicaco. Cattle hogs sheep show prices and movements with broker C W Killen supplying open high low close data and May to July spreads. Northwest receipts and New York stock market summary follow with daily car counts and price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuicaco
Board of Trade
Union
C. W. Killen
Fry’s Block
Chicago
Cxiongo
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
New York Stock Market
Frezefoft
Baileyville Notes From Our Own Correspondent May News
Baileyville reports funeral attendance for Mrs. H Van Deest from near Florence with local residents among mourners. Henry Van Deest of Iowa visits, a Decoration day plan forms at Scott's cemetery, and township caucus set for May 26 to nominate county officers. Baileyville baseball heads to German Valley next Sunday, gates damaged by youth, Heller begins remodel of Janssen house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baileyville
Henry van Deest
Iowa
H. van Deest
German Valley
Henry Heller
J. Janssen
B. Busker
A boy to learn the barber trade or a young man
A notice seeks a boy to learn barber trade or a young man with some experience, mentioning Ravrengeimer. The item is terse and appears as a brief classified helper ad from a historical page.
Hearts Are Trumps at McVickers and Roanoke at Grand
Big demand for seats as Shakespeare society members rush Hollister and Fargher’s for Friday’s As You Like It. Hearts Are Trumps, premiered in Chicago, features Amelia Bingham and a 40 actor company with lavish scenes and a climactic avalanche. Roanoke, praised, heads to Grand Opera House on May 29 with popular 25 35 and 50 cent prices. advance sales urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister & Fargher’s
Shakespeare Society
Grand Opera House
Chicago
McVicker’s
Amelia Bingham
Jessie Busley
May Buckley
Eleanor Moretti
Florence Robinson
Marian Gardiner
Marcia Treadwell
Nora Dunblane
Ellen Rowland
E M. Holland
Charles Frohman
Edwin
Carl of Burford
Maude St. Trevor
Old Virginia
Hal Reid
Roanoke
Thespis
From Our Own Correspondent Pearl City May 21
Daniel Ditzler is ill with inflammation of the bowels but recovering. The band plays Saturdays, sometimes not on the streets. Wm Olthoff tends bar for Charles Barrett. Several chicken pox cases, a scare due to a mistaken smallpox report. Postmaster Musser attended senatorial convention at Freeport as delegate. Mr and Mrs Soper of Eleroy visited. George Devore visiting from Freeport. A K Eby and John Saxby received kite invoices enjoyed by youngsters. Rev and Mrs Baker went to Galena. Mrs Baker stays for throat and stomach treatment. Mr and Mrs Wm Terry visited Freeport. Mrs Fred Kloster attended funeral of sister Mrs Markel. Mrs John Baker of De War Ind. visiting. Mrs Schuman visiting friends in Dakota. James B Timms built a new barn. A K Eby shingled his house. Maud Rush clerks in Tollmires store. Mr and Mrs S A Diehl of Davis visiting Diehl parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl City
Daniel Ditzler
Wm. Olthoff
Charles Barrett
Musser
Freeport
Fred Kloster
Markel
John Baker
de War
Schuman
Dakota
James B. Timms
A. K. Eby
Maud Rush
Tollmires
S. A. Diehl
Davis
Local Notices From Spring Valley Area
Miss Libby Sturdevant visits at Jack Sturdevant’s home while relatives attend a Mooney funeral in Shannon. Mr and Mrs Wierick of Stockton guest at J H Barklow’s. C Mishler of Mt Morris visits brother John. Mrs James Collier travels to Orangeville for her nephew’s funeral. New depot bridges moved to erection sites. A man sells balsam pillows to local businessmen, one mother discovers a trick pillow under her husband’s pillow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby Sturdevant
Spring Valley
Jack Sturdevant
J. Sturdevant
Mr. Mooney
Shannon
Wierick
Stockton
J. H. Barklow
C. Mishler
Mt. Morris
John
James Collier
Orangeville
P.T. Barnum
Local Notes From Dakata May Correspondent Visit
From Our Own Correspondent Dakata May 21 Mrs Chapman of Freeport visited Mrs K Bru baker on Wednesday Rea Butterfield son of Dr F A Butterfield Chicago guest of relatives Rev H A Stinson Monmouth preached in Presbyterian church yesterday morning Mrs Ww McCalmon had a paralytic stroke since Wednesday Will Mack McCalmon called from Sioux City Ia on Friday due to grandmother's serious illness Mrs Fred Shuman Pearl City guest of Mrs J R Chambers Wm Askey wife and daughter Bertha attended Mrs Levi Markel's funeral at Davis yesterday Rev G A Irving who attended the General conference of the M E church last week returned home on Saturday Mrs R M Telfer Shannon up to see Mrs McCalmon on Saturday J A Foster and J H Graham
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakata
Chapman
Freeport
K. Brubaker
Rea Butterfield
F. A. Butterfield
Chicago
H. A. Stinson
Monmouth
Presbyterian Church
Ww. T. McCalmon
Will Mack McCalmon
Sioux City
Fred Shuman
Pearl City
J. R. Chambers
Wm. Askey
Bertha
Levi Markel
Davis
G. A. Irving
M. E. Church
R. M. Telfer
Shannon
Rock City
J. W. Twitmeier
Manchester
Iowa
Dumont
Harold McCalmon
Fred Meyers
Council Bluffs
E. L. Bobb
Cyrus Rote
Salona
S. P. Rote
Ada Butterfield
L. Mack
McCalmon
J. O. Garbrick
Sarah Meyers
West
Minnesota
Dakota
Geo. Gitchell
Adam Weiler
Mt. Carroll
The
Union Sunday School
Lutheran Church
T. C. Andre
J. F. Smith
L. P. Lembert
Community notices from Rock City and surrounding areas
Local residents and visitors are listed with travel and social details. J W Twitmeier returns from Manchester after Mrs Dumont's funeral with Harold McCalmon. Ada Butterfield visits from Chicago. Memorial Day plans in Dakota set for May 29. Ice cream festival May 29 at the Lutheran church. Residents include Mrs J O Garbrick recovering from pneumonia and visits by Lembert family from Freeport.
Social notes and local arrivals at Centennial May 19
CentennisL May 19 social updates from Pearl City include J C Fisher and family attending. Miss Minnie Aspinwall to Bolton. Aaron Winters and M Lulu Heitter of Freeport visiting relatives. Mrs B F Hogins credited with turkey eggs. Miss Clara Koerner aiding brother Albert at Charles City Iowa for a forthcoming wedding. Mrs Henry Berg injured by a cow. James Conley and wife hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Wm Dunlap and others. Charles Beat and Bertha Kohl engagement announced. Local business in Freeport mentioned. Ed Brady from Eleroy. Clarence Billings hooked by a fish line accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial
Centennisl
J. C. Fisher
Pearl City
Minnie Aspinwall
Bolton
Aaron Winters
M. Lulu Heitter
Freeport
B. F. Hogins
Clara Koerner
Charles City
Iowa
Albert
Henry Berg
James Conley
Wm. Dunlap
L. L. Earnest
Mra
Lida Couell
Ida Diffenbaugh
Fred Near
W. van Dyke
Florence
Charles Beat
Bride
Bertha Kohl
J. E. Aspinwall
Chas, Beck
Grant Winters
Ed Brady
C. Winters
Clarence Billings
Stockholders Meeting At Stover Manufacturing Company
A special meeting of the stockholders of the Stover Manufacturing Company will be held at the office Saturday June 9 1900 at 2 o'clock p m for the purpose of voting upon increasing the capital stack of said company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stover Manufacturing Company
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Clara Read
Will Jungkunz
William F. Jungkunz
Carroll Street
Mr. Jungkunz
G. E. Rawleigh
Elsie Oswald
Justice Goddard
Squire
G. I. Euchre Club
Chas. Reiger
Winnishiek Street
Chas. McPherson
Eid. Curtain
Lydia Couel
Paul Wagner
High Street
Martha Washington Garrison
Orphan’s Home
Clare Atchinson
Brooklyn
A &Q
Parssreeves
Picoseveredoas
Union Pacific Eueree
Union Apis Pfd
Weat. Union
Veenee
Vicker’s Theatre
W. J. Bryan
Wichita, Kan
New York Tribune
Rock Grove
L. Thoren
J. C. Bennehoff
B. M. Noble
Monroe
Wis
Orf Reed Ane
Afalkey
Wm. Wells
Rich Stocker
Grandma Ho
Ladies of Hope Garrison No. 59
K. of G
J. A. Foster
J. H. Graham
East St. Louis
North-Western Line
Illinois
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Pany
W. A. Mernikeep
A.S. Herp
Old
Stephenson St
Space
Gumbiner Brothers
Old Hub Corner
Stephenson Street
C. A. McNamara & Co
Bongye & Parks
Bongye
Pari Cor
Exchange
Sta
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