Yellow Creek News and Local Notes: County Life
Local column shares community items from Yellow Creek and nearby towns including deaths, weather, meetings, births, marriages, and oddities. It notes subscription arrears offers, a new bridge for Yellow Creek, police incidents, a large pickerel catch, theater and lecture plans, and city expenditures for September.
No Market No Market in This Town
Dialogue reveals a rural exchange on debt and scarcity. A young man questions borrowing with little cash, a lawyer consults with a plan, and the pair discuss staying by the porch while market access eludes their town. The scene highlights hardship and local improvisation amid dwindling resources.
High School Literary Society Meets With Debut of Plans
The High School Literary Society held a well attended Friday meeting led by President Porter. Reports from Crite and the Secretary were read and approved. Programs included Review of the Week by Austine, a historical Q&A by Miss Byers, a declamation by Mr. Kirk, an essay by Miss Burbank, and a manuscript by Miss Blanchard. A special business session is planned for Thursday. Two members, Lewis Smith of Orangeville and Newton Kraemer of Loran, announce departure for Jewell City Kansas to engage in hardware and farm machinery business. The JOURNAL wishes them success and notes Jewell City gains two enterprising townsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Literary Society
Porter
Crite
Austine
West
Lewis Smith
Orangeville
Newton Kraemer
Loran
Sterling
Death of Rev Charles C Best in Freeport Illinois
Rev Charles C Best of Freeport Illinois died at about 7 30 PM on Friday October 11 1878 after entering his home following supper He was 86 years old and had been a prominent minister in the Pittsburgh and Rock River conferences He married Eliza Adams in 1838 and spent years in Wheeling Barnesville Blairsville Freeport Allegheny City McConnelsville Peoria Peru Galena Durand and Sterling before settling in Freeport where he practiced ministry and business for sixteen years His death is mourned by a large circle of friends and admirers with his family faithful to his long service in the church and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Best
Freeport
Best
Pennsylvania
Salona
Center County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pittsburgh
Franklin, Venango Co
Penn
Eliza Adams
Wheeling
Barnesville
Blairsville
Allegheny City
McConnellsville
Peoria
Ill
Rock River
Illinois
Peru
Galena
Durand
Sterling
Jesus Christ
Earth
Heaven
Lig
Marriage of Burt and Alice Ends with Eastbound Journey
The Oct 8 wedding at a church, performed by Rev. Jewett, joined H A Swanzey and Miss Alice Martin. A large crowd attended despite rain, and the couple left by train for the East. Friends expressed good wishes as they, once schoolmates, become husband and wife. Presents reflected broad regard. The Great Union Band disbanded due to Prof. D S McCosh lacking $300 yearly support. the paper regrets the loss and notes his move to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Jewett
H. A. Swanzey
Alice Martin
Burt
Alice
Freeport
D. 8
McCosh
Jie
Prof
Chicago
Court Proceedings Items From Estate and Civil Actions
Friday proceedings record inventories and appraisals for the estates of Wm. Runte and Martin Amberger. Saturday orders claim from Heije Reintz admitted. term adjourned. Monday actions include cases Stoskopf v Simmons stricken, Rhodes v Easter dismissed with costs, Richards v Fox garnishee dismissed, Markell Bros v Claus attachment dismissed, attached property delivered, and a $228.20 judgment against defendants with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Runte
Martin. Amberger
R. Reintz
Heije Reintz
Michael Stoskopf
Michael Simmons
Rhodes & Bradley
J.P. Easter & Co
A. V. Richards & Co
Clark, Fox, Friend & Co
Markell Bros
J. R. Claus
Temperance candidate declines county ticket nomination
J A Brennemann disavows a county ticket bid for the State Legislature citing temperance motives and public interest. The ad then shifts to promote the Crown Jewel base burner stove, claiming market leadership and high sales over three years, urging readers to visit FP Barriers at Stephenson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Brennemann
Davis
Walton Shop Sells Mackerel and Fashion Trimmings
Walton advertises large shore mackerel for breakfast and showcases a fine assortment of dress buttons fringes and maraboo trimmings as part of today’s offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrell
C. Wx. Walton
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Jim Killion
R. W. Crawford
Mineral Point Wis
Demowat
Wm. Trembor
Charlie Becker
Presbyterian Theological Institute
Rockford
Brick
Pomeroy
Telegraph
Excelsior Lodge
M. M. Degrea
Brethers
Wm. Asher
Delavan Lake
Brewster
Cork
M. Wibbard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cle
Griswold
Chapin
Pyot
Emerson
Beloit College
Swartzey
Martin
Prinster
Sam Rv
Bill E
C. ©. Best
D. S&s
Rohrer
J. Benson
Stephenson Street
Wilcoxon
Gartman
Germania Hall
Sanger Society
H. Rosenstiel
McNamara
Moore
Polo
Company C
Temperance Hall
J.H. Derr
The
Reform Church
Wallik
Mark
Bill
Stephesnon Cunty
Burrell Bros
Astf
Watrton’s
New Valencia
Owen
Walton
C. C. Wilson
Barbou
Tbs Fair
Japan
Tbs Fair Oolong
Young Hyson
Cronkrite’s
Allen
Messrs
H. A. Rife & Co
W. Frisby
Lena
van Brocklin
Leonard Sindlinger
Ee Allen
Chrismmas Presents
Diffenbaugh’s Forntain
Colby's
Allen’s
New
Higgins
Liverpool
GEO. Ruston
Cronkrite's
Wilson
Bergman Zephyrs
Cheneill
Embroideria
Bartlett's
Stephenson St
Bes
J. D. Diffenbaugh
Baltimore
J.D. D
Select
Ove
Wa. Warren
Meerschaum
Key West
Tbacco
GEO. M. Sheetz
Wells & Sheets
Tobacconis
Opposit Brewster House
Mrs. J. Benson
OTR
Poland
China
Prisby