Personal notices mix of engagements and local events
Mr. W H Landers to spend Sunday in Mineral Point Wisconsin. Thomas F Jones of West Point Stephenson Co and Miss Betty A Puckett of Rush to wed. Miss Helen Crowley and Miss Eleanor Rellis visited Dubuque. Mrs John Osterholt of Platteville visits her parents. John DeBord moving to Brown residence near East Galena school. Mr and Mrs Samuel Dower of Scales Mound in city. Mr and Mrs Sidney Sedgwick of New Diggins in city. Miss Clara Stevens of Scales Mound visits city. Miss Katie Cummings ill at home on Jackson Street. M J Burns, Burlington agent, indisposed Saturday. Misses Ross entertained friends at a thimble party. J J Nierling leaving for James Town ND. Richard Williams, 78, to move to county farm in East Galena. George C Hempstead of Chicago in city on will matters as executor. Charles Struhl ill at home. Levi Brothers, horse buyers, in city and secured draught horses. Spring tiredness remedy Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Indoor baseball and basketball at Turner Hall April 20 by Y M C A teams. Highland Wis zinc mills to start. water problems delayed tubing mishap.
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W.H. Landers
Mineral Point
Wis
Thomas F. Jones
West Point
Stephenson Co
Betty A. Puckett
Rush
Palm Sunday and Holy Week Services Across Local Churches
Churches in the city list morning and evening masses at St Marys St Michaels First Methodist and St Mathews Evangelical Lutherans with pastors and service times. Palm Sunday observances include palm leaf distribution and reference to Holy Week events. Thomas Morelli ill at East Galena after operation at St Marys Hospital with poor prognosis.
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St Mathew’s
Evangelical Luthern Church
John Klindworth
Galena to vote on 18000 bond issue for new school building
Public notice declares an election in Galena School District No 120 on April 24 1905 at Market House to decide issuance of 18000 in bonds for a new school building to replace the burned high school site. Polls open 7 AM to 5 PM with bonds dated 1912 1918 at 4 percent interest.
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Galena
Tribune
Illinois
Jo Daviess
A.D
Paul Kerr
O.C. Krachmer
Win. F. Biesmann
W. H. Stahl
T. J
News of the City Chronicle Listings and Updates
Death reported for Thomas Morelli. Furnished rooms for rent advertised on Park Avenue. Two men plan a merry-go-round opening April 27. Prairie Queen flour promoted by Mrs. M. Hallet. Vandervate to showcase 500 Easter lilies at a forthcoming show in the Caille building. Dr. P. F. Kittoe’s launch moved to season readiness. city launches being refurbished. Local notices detail Easter millinery displays and spring openings. town clubs planning dramatic events at Feehan hall. A spring tonic ad promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea. Community notices mention upcoming flower sale and K C lodge attendance. Berlin marriage statistics note 121 cousin marriages last year.
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Vandervates
Caille
P. F. Kittoe
Camp Nineteen
Offices to Rent in Horton Block
Desirable offices available for rental with reasonable terms. Inquiries invited of R. M. Spensley within the Horton Block building.
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Horton Block
R. M. Spensley
Illinois State Traveling Men in Session Opens in Quincy
The Travelers Protective Association annual state convention began in Quincy Illinois with about 400 delegates expected by Saturday. Friday evening saw delegates and their wives treated to a moonlight river excursion.
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Illinois State
Quincy
Ill
Travelers’ Protective Association
Old silver in circulation in Spain still used
Silver money dating 250 years remains in daily use in certain regions of Spain. The note highlights continued acceptance of old coinage alongside modern currency, reflecting historical monetary practices and local habits.
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Spain
Park Opened at Grant Park Opens Seasonal Duty
Custodian Marfield of Grant Park began duties for the season and distributed the settees on Saturday signaling the formal opening of this favored spot. The grounds present an inviting scene and Grant Park can be justly proud as a city asset.
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Marfield
Grant Park
Lincoln assassination remembered after forty years
The article recalls President Lincoln's April 14 1865 assassination at Ford's Theatre in Washington by John Wilkes Booth. It notes an attempted attack on Secretary of State William H. Seward that same night, and states four conspirators Harold Payne Atzerodé and Mrs Surratt were hanged. It also mentions daytime pearls as a gem.
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Lincoln
Ford
Washington
John Wilkes Booth
Wm. I. Seward
Harold, Payne
Atzerodé
Mrs. Surratt
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Frank Ortscheid
John DeBord
Brown
East Galena School
Samuel Dower
Scales Mound
Sidney Sedgwick
New Diggins
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Katie Cummings
Jackson Street
M. J. Burns
Burlington
Misses Ross
J.J. Nierling
Jamestown N.D
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Elizabeth
East
Geo. C. Hempstead
Chicago
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Charles Struhl
Levi Brothers
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Siinger
Turner Hall
Y.M.C.A
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Franklin Street
Wm. Bally
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Thomas Morelli
Morrelli
St. Mary’s Hospital
Park Avenue
BF. Vandervate
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Als Sisters
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Feehan Hall
Flick Sisters
Ruth Baume
Siniger’s Drug Store
K. C. Lodge
Freeport
J. A. Harney
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T. L. McDermott
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