Big Dress Goods and Silk Sale at Local Store
The shop promotes a new up-to-date selection of dress goods and silks. Customers are invited to watch the show windows starting Thursday to preview the offerings and styles on display.
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Newspaper
Galena Tribune
Location
Galena, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
6
The shop promotes a new up-to-date selection of dress goods and silks. Customers are invited to watch the show windows starting Thursday to preview the offerings and styles on display.
In Galena an outbreak of pink eye infects many residents. The illness is highly contagious but not fatal, with red irritated eyes, swelling lids, and a filmy coating. Sickness and deaths are unusually high, blamed on wet weather. experts warn the disease will worsen until dry, warm weather arrives.
A well known city resident went on a drunken spree in a Dubuque saloon on Monday. He tried to “clean out the town” but was arrested and jailed for the night. Tuesday the police magistrate fined him for disorderly conduct, and, unable to pay, he was jailed for thirty days.
John McHugh, longtime Galena high school teacher and prominent resident, will move with his family to Omaha for health reasons. He has sold his Galena home to Richard Nichol of West Galena and will depart when weather permits. The move reflects his advancing age and desire to improve health after many years in education.
A horse owned by 8 Hawkins and driven by Cleaver Collins fell through a four foot sewer hole near the Illinois Central depot Tuesday as the team passed to meet passengers. Rescuers freed the animal after difficulty. the horse was very lame and possibly badly injured. Witnesses blamed defective sewer covering for the accident.
A special meeting of Jo Daviess County Board of Supervisors is set for March 20 to elect a county superintendent of schools to fill the vacancy caused by J W Wilcox death. Potential candidates include Roscoe Spensley, Fred Seubert, and former resident O E Taylor though salary concerns may affect the choice. the appointee will serve about one year.
Emil Gustafson testified Monday in Rockford before Circuit Clerk Lake as a key witness for Richard son in the $25,000 damage suit against Black Hawk Mining Co of Elizabeth. The case, filed in Daviess County, centers on damages alleged by the plaintiff.
Tafson leaves for Victoria as 4 E Richardson sues the company for injuries from a fall of 85 feet. Richardson has been in a plaster cast since the accident. Plaintiff needs his testimony, and Gustafson, who witnessed the incident, provided the tale. The deposition will be sent by Lake to Jo Daviess courts.
The Darlington Democrat endorses Hon. T. L. Cleary of Platteville for circuit judge. He is described as eminently qualified with judicial temperament, steadfast honesty, strong legal knowledge, wide attorney acquaintance, and independence ensuring respect from attorneys and trust from the people.
In a compact note the article recalls how individuals who first crossed paths under unusual circumstances in Cuba later reencountered each other years afterward, illustrating how chance meetings echo across time.
Dr. Hoffman of Rockford, a Spanish American War veteran who served in Cuba, visited Galena recently. He had trained with Company M and Company K in the same regiment, recognizing many faces from service. The encounter sparked memories of both pleasant and tense moments from the war.
I Pleased with Dakota J. W. Martin of Bridgewater South Dakota was in the city Tuesday. He says his family is happy with their Dakota home and farming since moving about a year ago. He notes a mild winter, good stock, and rising land values as emigrants move in. He adds that large tracts of tillable land could make owners wealthy in a few years. The country is improving despite winters being less a drawback than expected.
A movement seeks a memorial window in First Presbyterian Church for the late Rev. David Clark who died in St Louis. Several have offered donations, including non church members, with funds collection via J S Helm. Rev Clark preached here for years and was a well known local figure.
Notice states the East Galena Democratic Caucus will meet at Town Hall on Saturday March 17, 1906 at 2 p m to nominate candidates for township offices and handle other business. By Order Democratic Committee Erve Claver, a former resident, will enter hotel business at Ft Aykins Wisconsin soon. William Neihls of Platteville was in the city yesterday on business.
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