Local excerpted notes of social visits and events
Thursday and Friday itemized city news describe visits by numerous residents and guests from Apple River Chicago Fennimore Freeport Scales Mound Dubuque Winona Monroe Davenport Elizabeth and Cedar Rapids. Highlights include dances sign painting at Sullivan and Caille a Burton building project and several departures and arrivals for business and leisure across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Trieb
Dubuque
W. C. Geiger
Jos. Gladden
R. M. Churchman
Milwaukee
Bert McBride
Standard Cigar Factory
Monroe
Wrs
Lennie
Altha Messerly
Ft. Dodge
Bertha Kramer
Otto Sponheimer
Sullivan & Caille
T. M. Leckley
Chicago
Weirich
Thos, Sheean
Judge Baume
Henry Pierce
Mississippi River
Budden
Miss Stella Bench Spends Days in Winona Visit
Miss Stella Bench traveled to Winona Minnesota yesterday for a few days visiting friends and relatives. A note lists numerous locals including Miss Bernice Gillette hosting Miss Adelle Foster of Moline with other social visits and regional movements around Galena and Scales Mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Bench
Winona
Minn
Anton Loning
St. Louis
Thos. Hellstein
Bellevue
Galena
Camp 19
Myrtle Renwick
Warren
Bernice Gillette
Adelle Foster
Moline
Neta Eckstein
Ida Bachelder
Scales Mound
Jerry Kane
Maquoketa
Ernest Virtue
Rice Township
Beach Bros
Ladies’ Aid Society
South Presbyterian Church
W. W. Stillman
Des Moines
O. Stillman
Stillman
Capewell Horseshoe Nail Company
Robert
Frank Orcheid
Miller Bros
Geo. Woerth
Fred Powers
Prairie du Lac
Wis
Company M
Camp Lincoln
Mr. Woerth
East Dubuque
P. J. McGinnis
Northwestern
Madison
Northwestern Agents Association
Marshal Ware
James
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Twin Cities
James Ware
South Africa
United States
Local visitors and guests listed among Pearl City residents
Monday reports show H. Crooks visiting Pearl City while County Clerk J. C. Williams visited Pleasant Valley. Henry Parish stays in Madison Wis. August Maxeimer and family visit Bozeman Mont. Henning family spent Sunday with Michael Ebrer near town. Miss Pansie Carter from Monticello Ia hosts at O. C. Kraehmer residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Crooks
Pearl City
J. C. Williams
Pleasant Valley
Henry Parish
Madison
Wis
August Maxeimer
Bozeman
Mont
Maxeimer
Henning
Michael Ebrer
Pansie Carter
Monticello
O. C. Kraehmer
Galena Visitors and Local Arrivals Highlight Day
A long list of visitors and residents in Galena is noted from yesterday and today. Attendees include Bert Donovah, A J Shoemaker, R A McKinney, John Kerr, John Starry, John Churchill, and others visiting mines, churches, and family homes. The week also reports a Sabbath picnic plan, baseball fund efforts, and staff moves on the Northwestern line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Donovah
Dubuque
A. J. Shoemaker
Chicago
R. A. McKinney
Pittsburg
John Kerr
John Starry
John Churchill
Iowa City
Galena Friends
South Presbyterian Church
Alice Biel
Frank Hommelsheim
Michigan
Geo. Feeley
Gladden
William Wilhelmi
Dodge Street
Edw. Clark
Wm. Blewett
John Ryan
First Presbyterian Church
Fair Grounds
James M. Woods
Bloomington
Edw. Woods
Henry Westwick
Corning
Belmont
Wis
Ramsey Beaumont
John H. Childs
St. Paul
Herman Hollander
Wilburn Eckstein
John Eckstein
Frederick Sath
Alice
Pennsylvania
Marshal Ware
James
Minneapolis
Sidney
Galena
Frank DeSautelle
Northwestern
Madison
Mr. de Sautelle
Milwaukee
Kierchner Farm Sold At Public Auction In Guilford Township
The 60 acre farm of the late John Kierchner in Guilford township sold at public auction at the county courthouse to Rebecca and William Kierchner for 1300 dollars. Local harvest notes report blackberries appearing with good quality while farmers expect a heavy blackberry crop with rain. Michael Ehrler reports haying near completion, a strong wheat stand, and oats likely to yield a large crop. Malicious acts on Spring street hill damaged a resting seat, with youths possibly facing prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Day
Wausau
P. J. McGinnis
Northwestern Railway Agents Association
Madison
Wis
McGinnis
William Blewett
Buck Range
John K. Whalen
Denver
Colo
Baraboo
Whalen
Jerguson
Galena Junction
Marshalltown
P. H. Clark
Clark
James Powers
Rice Township
Powers
Bernice Jillette
Adelle Foster
Olive Simpson
Shullsburg
Margaret Daviess
Kansas City
John Kierchner
Guilford Township
Rebecca
William Kierchner
Michael Ehrler
Spring Street Hill
Men's 25 Cent Suspenders and Curtains Catalog Entry
Readable OCR fragment shows items priced at 2d 10c and 10c with 23e designation. Mentions men’s suspenders priced 25c and curtains, suggesting a retail listing or catalog snippet.
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McQuillem
Apple River
Thos. Bready
Caulkins
Fennimore
Ils
Prof
Shook
Freeport
John I. Pooley
Hlortense Guggenheim
C. O. Butler
Grant
Dr. Evert
Hazel Green
Hank” Bardell
Guilford
Carl Goldman
J. Guggenheim
Turner Hall
Fred Wagehauser
Mt. Carroll
Albert Engels
Burton
Upper Main Street
Henry Childs
Adams Express Company
William Stephens
Stephenson
Dixon
J. A. Adams, Jr
E. W. Montgomery
Geo. Rowell
Elizabeth
Gladys Holtcamp
Rockford
Katie Stevens
Wm. Bussen
Vinegar Hill
John E. Corwith
Meusel Bros
Mayme Hellstein
Robert Allen
Katherine Stevens
Anna Steigner
Francis Desmond
Burlington Depot
C. Lehner
C. B. Strohm
J. A Beil
Edw. McKillips
Hughlett
Bottoms
Vera Brainard
Cedar Rapids
Ray Stephan
Henry Watson
Law
Amos Ford
Council Hill
Effie Ford
J. F. Luthan
Platteville
Camillus Harney
Stockton
Clara
Julia Stephan
M. F. Johnson
Adele McHugh
Omaha
J. J. Jones
Beach Street
Robert White
Alvin
Ray Quick
William Sheply
Montfort
T. G. Brady
Phil Allen, Jr
Mineral Point
Catherine McNeil
Ill
J. A. Matlack
William Ginn
Perry
John Engels
Standard Cigar Company
Edw. Bondurant
Prairie du Chien
Phil Kittoe
Cory Pond
Burns
Missouri
M. Slattery & Sons
Main Street
James Franklin
Florence van Dusan
Messrs. A. Palmer
Huntington
Jos. Franklin
Montfort, Wis
ITY News
Axminster
Bagdad Wilton
Smyrna
President
India
Nottingham
Barry Brothers
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