Local Matters and Town Visitors In Seven Notices
Street cleaning on upper Stephenson street continues as town folk and visitors drop in. Rev T V E Sweet and wife from La Salle, editor W S Tallman from Davis, Dr and Mrs T R Hayes from Belfonte, and Mr and Mrs Chas H Knapp from Chicago are among recent in town guests. Events include Zion Church services, temperance meetings, and a grand musical entertainment. Local business notes cover burglaries, windmills, and a mining company meeting with stock-sales plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. V. E. Sweet
la Salle
SW. Tallman
The
Davis Review
Temperance meetings and minstrel notes in Salem area
The report covers a Salem Church Sabbath School excursion thanks to N. W. A. RB and Mr. Holder, a Temperance Hall gathering with Embury choir led by Miss Jizzie Bentley, and Col. T. J. Long speaking under Illinois Grand Lodge auspices. It also highlights Leadville Minstrels touring, a Lincoln Opera House review, and General Grant’s travel plans through Ohio, Illinois, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Church and Sabbath School
Salem Church and School
Holder
Temperance Hall
Embury
Jizzie Bentley
Col
T. J. Long
Illinois Grand Lodge of Good Templars
Leadville
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Opera House
Lincoln
Nebraska
Leadville Minstrels
Californias
Haverly’s
Skiff & Gaylord’s
Georgias
Chicago
Opera
Jesse Root Grant
Grant to Visit Boston for Grand Banquet
A Chicago Inter Ocean telegraph reports Boston will host a grand banquet for General Grant with governors from New England, Secretary Evarts, Attorney General Devens, senators Hoar and Edmunds, and many notable figures. A special train will carry Grant and party from New York to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Boston
Chicago
Devens
Hoar
Daws
Edmunds
Burnside
Hawley
Chamberlain
Banks
Commodore Ransom
United States Navy
Henry W. Beecher
Stoughton
Massachusetts
Congress
Gray
Eliot
Harvard College
Conkling
Resolutions of Respect for A J Runner
At a John S Addams Lodge meeting of the Ancient Order United Workmen No 28 resolutions mourn the death of Brother A J Runners former lodge officer. The body notes he was a devoted husband father and member and expresses sympathy to his family. Mourning drapes the hall and charter for 30 days and a record page is dedicated to his memory with copies sent to the family and city papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Addams Lodge
Ancient Order United Workmen
A.J. Runner
T. M. Brubaker
Je W
Killfox
C. C. Wour
Florence Garfield & Arthur Club rallies for equal rights in 1830
Florence Illinois Republicans report a well attended meeting at Hart's school house with Gen. Atkins addressing the club. He recalls past contests and urges unity to uphold the constitution and flag and to mobilize for a county rally at Florence Station in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Ill
Freeport Journal
Garfield & Arthur Club
Hart's School House
C. B. Wright
Ile
Florence Station
Henry Asspelwall
Garfield
Arthur
Stephenson County
Lincoln
Stanton
Sunner
Morton
Chandler
Rock Grove
D. H. Sunderland
Capt
A. V. Richards
Wapnams Center
M. Marvin
K. C. Stabeck
Cederville
Juin H. Addams
Berlin
C. C. Lathrop
BuckEye—Town House
Cochran
Louis Karcher
Lexa
Jon
J. C. Garver
Rockford
Davis
J.S. Goultian
J. C. Kean
Jefferson
Loran Village
Daily Journal Plans Freeport Campaign Daily Return
The Daily Journal announces its Friday October 1 restart aimed at becoming a permanent Freeport newspaper. It will be a five column folio delivered in the afternoon with telegraphic Chicago news, priced ten cents weekly in advance and subscriptions now open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Journau
Freeport
Daily Journat
Chicago
Treeport
Daily Journal
Republican meetings and land auction notice
Senator Don Cameron's new mansion is described as one of the largest in Washington. A private sale offers 80 acres in Rock Run township, near Ridott, part of the Reitzel estate, with executors Jno H Apps and Wm Youna handling inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Cameron
Washington
Rock Run
Ridott
Jno
H. Appams
Wm. Youna
Jonathan Reitzel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Local Matters
Upper Stephenson Street
T.R. Hayes
Belfonte
Rt. F. Tayes
Chas. H. Knapp
Wm. F. Shaffer
New York City
Zion Church
Italy
I. F. Kleckner
J. M. Buckman
Delavan Lake
Gav. W. Clark
Mooney
Margaret Newcomer
Greene
Iowa
Peter Wolf, Sr
Nies
W. D. Rowell
Finch
Milwaukee
Orin Crocker
Taylor's Driving Park
Gee 3
Col. J. T. Leng
Kentucky
Temperance Ifall
James Bell
Tremont
D. H. Cooley
Dubuque
Baptist Church
J. WH. Thomas
Carroll County Agricultural Society
Mt. Carroll
L. M. Devore
Moses
Thompson Lodge
Dexter
Goldsmith Maid’s
Rarus
Bonner
St. Julien
Maud S
Babcock's Wall
Ridett
Hidett Red Ribbon Club
National Mining and Siting Company
D. B. Byers
Embury Church
John van Dyke
Jacob Irvin
Orangeville
B.S Gardner
West
Omaha
Council Blufts
P. P. Porter
Lanark
Ida Gatas
J.S. Lereh
Cora
Storm Lake
Stephenson
Jacksonville
James §. Cochran
J.C. Kean
States Attorney
New Methodist Church
Oneco
Sanford Washburne
Reliable
New York Clothing House
Grand Lodge of Illinois
L. K. Munn
Jacob Krohn
John Kennedy
Kennedy
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph's Catholic
John Erfert
Ilenry Weishar
Journal
the Daily Journal
Hartea—Scofield School
O. E. Heard
Marlem
Damascus
D. Atkins
Lonax
Yellow Creek
Hoagh
R. H. Wiles
J. 1
Stearns
H.C. Hichel
Afonday
Harlem Centre
Jefferson—Loran Village
Coohrin
Wa. Walton’s
Wa Walton’s
Emmert & Burrell
Seeley & Read
Stevens
E. G. Rideout & Co
Banclay Street
New York
B.A. Yourz & Co
Exchange St
Galena
Cloaka and
Dolmans
Wa. Walton's
Japan
Burrell Bros
Patent Office
General Land Office
Presbrey & Green
Seventh Street
Washington, D. C
Castoria
Wes de Meyer
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