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Newspaper
Freeport Republican
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1882
Page
5
A fragmentary social column notes Mereiel Monae Vea as a central figure in a Tow landmark wedding with lavish display and noble guests. The piece shifts to a startling turn noting a two year marriage ending in divorce with Conover as the exclamation, highlighting socialaps and shifting fortunes. The tone mirrors old world elegance and scandal.
The Sunday School convention scheduled for Sunday October 22 188% will be held at Queen in St James Church with a program including devotions by Jod Daun gartner discussions on Sabbath school unity and attendance by D A Sehoch Jacob Schrack and others and a grand excursion via Illinois Central to Northwest destinations including Freeport Cherokee Wayne Norfolk Slayton Rock Rapids Salem and more with return tickets valid 30 days and sleeping car berth requests through the excursion agent. Nearby wedding announcements note the marriage of Lewis Kling and Emma Neidigh performed by Rev Mr Backs at the bride’s home with gifts and new household plans. Political matters appear quiet with calls for GOP meetings and recent church reassignments and ministerial updates including Rev J H Thomas and Rev C Towin.
A temperance column mocks naval and military drink issues. It cites Senator Anthony of Rhode Island criticizing officers retired for intemperance and notes many return to active duty then rise in rank. The piece calls for total abstinence across public service and contrasts Republican temperance positions with Democratic resistance, citing Indiana and New York figures and a complaint about liquor interests influence.
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