Local events fill Warren fair with visitors from multiple towns
A long list of residents and guests were seen in the city for the Warren fair. John Funston Hanover and many others from Scales Mound Galena Chicago and Dubuque appear on the day’s social and business circuits. The notes mention miners lawyers and civic groups attending events and traveling to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rippin
Warren
John Funston
Hanover
Julia Stephan
Scales Mound
Wm. Edge
New Diggings
Wis
City sees a parade of visitors and local notices
A stream of visitors from Dubuque East Dubuque Elizabeth Nora and other towns were in the city today on business and social calls. Local staff note a special train planned from Cuba City for the harvest home picnic and a court of events at the Y M C A on Sunday. The piece also covers prairies chickens legal status set to 1909 and various minor local happenings.
Social Notes of Visits and Guests
Friday Geo. Gaffney of Pilot Knob was in Mrs. Edw. Brickler’s guest list at Warren. Geo. Willy visits Minneapolis. Miss Agnes Rabel from Chicago visits Miss Mattie Singer. F. L. Dawson attends SunDay school convention at Elizabeth. F. Moore attends Sun. Thos. McNeil goes to Warren for a few days. Timothy Dolan of Sinsinawa delivered live stock to Miller Bros. Miss Anna Felt departs for Spencer Storm Lake and Iowa points. Mrs. Chas. Look of Sioux Falls visits her mother Mrs. Uehren a few days. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lobeck and Mrs. Louis Machow to return from St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Raymond
Chicago
Eugene T. Bermingham
Kenosha
Frank Hartwig
Nicholas Hazen
Elizabeth
James Moore
Hanover
J. W. Westwick
Dorothy
Jack
Warren
Chas
Joplin
A. R. Murphy
Rockford
T. L. McDermott
Dwyer
Galena
Ellen Savage
Platteville
Nita Brown
Decatur
Horace MccConnell
Jos. Powers
Irish Hollow
Miller Bros
K. C. Hall
Beach Street
C. L. Pond
Cory Pond
Ohio
Frank Kelly
Pat Kelly
Galena Junction
Leslie Stephenson
Morrison
Ill
William Stephenson
Howard Rouse
Scales Mound
Frank Schepple
East Dubuque
Hattie Montgomery
Elizabeth Birmingham
Allie Fowler
Pheenix
Arizona
Anna L. Rogers
Cheyenne
Wyo
Shullsburg
Wis
Jos. Meneguin
Hanovers
M. J. Burns
Burlington
Lexington
William Spensley
A. W. Thode
Geo. Mann
H. B. Schillam
Freeport
James Newall
Denver
Col
Richard Callahan
Waterloo
Iowa
Nettie Langamass
Caroline Wiedemeyer
A. Wiedemeyer
Sheboygan
J. C. Beevers
W. H. Stahl
Mississippi
Jonanna McGown
A. Bohlen
Franklin Street
J. F. Burke
F. L. Dawson
J. T. Leckley
Sylvis
All
Rock Island
Moline
Illinois
W. A
Myra Biel
Norfolk
Colo
Valentine Schmidt
Capt. Vincent
Geo. LePert
Frank Murray
Thos
Trevor
G. A. R. National
Minneapolis
C. Fickbaum
South Street
Fickbaum
Ida Levi
Beatrice Gorham
Dubuque
Hortense Guggenheim
First Presbyterian Church
Bellevue
Sadie
Bertha Mutchow
John Ryan
Menominee
Ryan
Paul Geyer
Phelton
Del
F. Geyer
Geyer
Delaware
Michigan
H. GC. Becker
Wm. Rouse
East Galena
P.F. Monnier
M. EB. Meyers
Geo. Gaffner
Geo. Turner
Rice Township
W. H. Kendall
John H. Pearce
Nora
Lester A. Kelly
Dodgeville
William Chandler
Hazel Green
T. Bertsch
Maggie Bertsch
August Miller
Shot Tower Hill
Chas. Meller
LeRoy
Marie Griffith
Boscobel
Cuba City
Sam Caldwell
Anna O'Rourke
Alice Snyder
Ladies Whist Club
Florence Bryson
Teachers Institute
William Turst
Los Angeles
Cal
I. L. Ream
Robert Rippin
Wm. Rippin
Doc Rogers
John Beck
Benton
R. Barrett
Yokohama
Japan
Henry Smith
Dunleith Township
Jolly Dogs
Franklin Street Sluggers
Fairgrounds
E. Uehren
Chippewa Falls
C. Uehren
James M. Edwards
Galena Ironworks
Wiliam Kelly
St. Paul and
Min
Edw. Brickler
Geo. Willy
Agnes Rabel
Mattie Singer
I. F. Moore
Thos. McNeil
Timothy Dolan
Sinsinawa
Local Chronicle Notes Day of City Visitors and Events
Monday and yesterday brought a procession of visitors and residents in Dubuque county towns. Attendees include Robert White Council Hill Michael Quigley and Dennis Cocran with others from Galena Oelwein and Scales Mound as well as officials like City Attorney Dillon and Deputy Sheriff Bourquin. The column also mentions a Ringling advertising car Erie to East Dubuque a private dance at St Josephs hall and the Jo Daviess fair catalogue.
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Robert White
Council Hill
Michael Quigley
Dubuque
Galena
G. Oelwein
W. F. Lobeck
Minneapolis
Miss Donahue
West Diggings
Ringling
W. B. Nelson
Hattie Davis
Hanover
Bourquin
Apple River
Edw. Wise
Geiger’s
Edith Millhouse
M. J. Dillon
St. Joseph's Hall
Thos. Harney
Chicago
St. Paul
Anna Steigner
Scales Mound
T. Barrett
J. J. Ruehling
Mineral Point
Wis
Wm. Vincent
Martin Kennedy
Vinegar
Henry King
Waters Mine
A. J. Knuckey
John Eckstein
James Carr
Peoria
John Sullivan
F. J. Sullivan
Sullivan & Caille
Nellie Collins
M. F. Collins
Carrie Jonas
Denver
Colo
J. J. Jonas
Myrtle Renwick
Warren
Donald McCarthy
Northwestern
J. W. Hollander
Sheldon
Chas. Geiger
H. A. Thompson
Belvidere
Rockford
Knights of Columbus
Camp 19
Standard Oil Company
M. H. Cleary
Prominent Janesville Men Inspect Local Mining Scene
Janesville business leaders Chas S Putman W P Richardson W H Greenman and Geo D Simpson visited the city to review mining prospects. Professors Taylor Bray and others attended the teachers institute. A large fly wheel was moved to Hazel Green mine from Galena Iron works drawing attention. Residents discuss carrier for new rural free delivery route with several applicants.
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Chas. S. Putman
W. P. Richardson
W. H. Greenman
Geo. D. Simpson
Janesville
Wis
O. Br. Taylor
East Dubuque
Prof. Bray
Scales Mound
J. B. Howard, Jr
Springfield
Hazel Green
Galena Iron Works
Irene Trieb
Dubuque
Wallace Geiger
Fred Grimm
Bertha
Chicago
Milwaukee
Grimm
City Mall
West Hill
Alderman Popp
Waters
Mary Weinschenk
J. Weinschenk
William Obermiller
Mathew Mellen
Camp 19
Otto Sponheimer
Dubuque Hospital
William Woolweber
William
Amanda Schweitzer
L. Schweitzer
Marshal Field's Department Store
Convention Adjourns After Two Day Sunday School Session
The thirty third annual Jo Daviess county Sunday school convention adjourned at Elizabeth after a two day session with about one hundred delegates. A resolution urged legislative support for the local option bill. East Dubuque favored for next year. Officers for the coming year include R M Spensley Galena president and Miss Mattie Lewis Warren secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Daviess County
Elizabeth
East Dubuque
Galena
I. F. Moore
Geo. Millhouse
M. Barlow
Hattie Davis
F. L. Dawson
Dr. Stryker
R. M. Spensley
Woodring
Naperville
Mosier
Hanover
Association
Jos. Virtue
Woodbine
Mattie Lewis
Warren
Alice Lynch
Rev. Strife
Stockton
Muskmelons Delivered by Anderson Bros in City
Anderson Bros of Sand Prairie delivered muskmelons to the local trade on Monday. They report a large crop this year but not as large as last year due to hail damage early in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Bros
Sand Prairie
WANTED: F B Warner Seized By Clinton Police
F B Warner, arrested by Clinton Chief Lorenz, is a sought man in Tipton East Dubuque Morrison Harmon Erie and Dewitt counties. Cedar county asks for his surrender, while Sterling Illinois authorities credit him with bank thefts and other Whiteside towns report similar swindles as he poses as head of Warner Produce of Manlius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Warner
Lorenz
Clinton
Warner
Tipton
East Dubuque
Morrison
Harmon
Erie
Dewitt
Werner
Cedar County
Sterling, Ill
Whiteside
Warner Produce Company
Manlius
Plans for Armory Include Opera Hall in City Building
A Friday meeting of business leaders and Company M Illinois National Guard members at the YMCA formed plans for an armory in the city. A committee will survey the public to gauge subscriptions for stock to fund a possible combined armory and opera house on a site on upper Main Street. If enough funds are raised the company may incorporate under Illinois law.
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Company M, IL. N. G
Tary
Arme Fl
Upper Main Street
Company M
Ilinois
Market Glut Causes Farm Produce Dump at City Market
Market officials report an unusually large stock of garden and farm produce Saturday leading to a glut. Potatoes rot amid overproduction while late crops seem healthy. apples sell well but shelves empty by 9 am. Wild grapes begin to ripen and are offered for sale though still green. Dun’s Weekly Trade Review notes broader economic strength with higher wages and robust exports despite rail congestion and rising dry goods trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun
New York
United States
Plans to win backing from city financiers praised
An interviewee Saturday asserted strong confidence that the proposed plans will receive approval from the city’s moneyed men and that obtaining investment for the project will be straightforward.
Insect Plague Hits Crops and Streets Alike
Crickets and grasshoppers swarm the countryside and clog city streets at night eating crops. Farmers report extensive damage to corn and cabbage while ground moles add to field deterioration. Trapping and poison have limited success as pest numbers remain high. Croquet sets 4 ball full sets 49¢ a set at Coatsworth's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatsworth’'s
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Robert Smith
Stellenburg
A. L. Hathaway
Neapolis
Union Depot
W. N. Smith
Havel Green
Robert Burton
Geo. Gaffney
Pilot Knob
J. R. Morgan
Tribune
Edgar
Jo Daviess County Loan- School Convention
Armory
Tlen’s
Elgin
Oak
W. Coatsworth & Co
Jewelers
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