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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1893
Page
1
Abscriptio's per year is listed at $2.00 with a three month option noted. 500 copies are referenced in the pricing note.
The village marks the Don & Lambs new two story frame store with 60 by 90 foot main floor and 58 by 46 foot auditorium capacity. It houses general merchandise on the east, hardware and tinware on the west, bank quarters and an office in the rear, a large ball room, dressing rooms, and a fine hardwood finish.
Almsong mentions Samuel Wilson and other locals in Geneseo Osco. Mrs Porter Likon visited her father in Geneseo, while Snyder rents the Herman Poppleton farm in Osco for the coming year. Sleety weather affected church events and social gatherings. William Brown bedridden. prayers for recovery. Lawrence Lane visiting Geneseo relatives. Preaching at Munson M.B. Church next Sunday by Rev BE Anderson. Robert Busenbark recovering from grip. Presbyterian box social failed due to storm. husking underway for corn yet to harvest. Rev N Thornton to host annual treat at Munsoo Presbyterian church next Sabbath. Mr Kepsi invites all.
December 18 items report F H Cole and others ill or traveling, Adam Young wintering in Florida, Tom Graham and John Waddell managing aglo on the 2th, Home Forum oyster copper outdated, Bronks Camp MWA to elect officers December 23, car pad of fees for Chicago market, A Zsenleche loses a two year colt from a kick, Roy Talcott resigns as Columbian Guard, Nathan Brewer of Portland township dies at 87, Bollen Lodge AF and AM elect officers, special December 26 meeting to work in the M aree.
In Urean River December and Christmas plans are announced for this Saturday evening at the M E church. A cantata Crowning of Christmas Santa Claus and a grand Christmas tree are planned. Residents are asked to bring presents to the committee in the afternoon to avoid evening rushes.
Frank Whitten is ill. Ague of Osco seeks goods at the lowest prices from Vic Norton. Will Berney visited friends across the river Sunday. A runaway team injures Frank Webster Monday. Hilton and wife of Phenix visited Mrs. Evans Sunday. Chas Polson and family of Edndord visited C Webster Sunday. Jim Lavery traveled to Briar Bluff Sunday. Protracted meeting at Center School House each evening this week. Home Forums attendance after Tuesday supper at Cleveland. Lights should stay trimmed though not kept late at a house east of Cleveland.
Dec 19 notes greet Geo Smith and son Glenn visiting Masgara in Genceco. Leonard Richards and dentist Fitch plan Thursday hoops bouts with a fret visit on the 21st. Iat fir Inat Ienno Rapp returns home cheerful after a year away. Buoday Evangelical church school to hold a Christmas program Monday Dec 25 with a tree and invites all. Christmas observance set for next Monday night at the Regular Evangelical church featuring singing and speaking. Will Hilger returns from the western states with his brother Aliger, also back after work in Iowa. many friends welcome them.
Dec 20 updates note Shaefer sold an organ to Blair Ness. Larson rents Philip Smith farm. Hugh Norton of Havelock visits. Albert Smith moves to Dunham Waterman place. Rev Moser presides Pleasant Ridge church service next Sunday at 3 pm. Misa Cora Blair visits, Mrs. Jacob Weaver dies age 64 in Lorraine with funeral at Evangelical church. Christmas events planned at Pleasant Ridge and Swedish Mission Church with Santa and trees.
Dee neighbors report Mrs 8 Jacobson ill with pneumonia and Charles Anderson returning from Nebraska. Albert Jacobson came back from Webster Iowa and Freddie Peterson from Augustana attended his grandfather’s funeral. A Christmas tree and entertainment at the M E B church on December 23 invites all. Mr Lovequist died at 62 and funeral at the ME church. A Christmas festival at the Lutheran church is planned for December 2 with a program by Sabbath school children and a 10 cent admission.
Our public schools report highlights from the first term. Enrollment reached 682, up from 585 and 680 in prior years, with 340 pupils in current attendance and gradual expansion of first grade on the North Side. New building is in use with good heating and ventilation, and average tardiness remains low.
Morristown notes a Christmas chicken-pie supper postponed from last Wednesday to December 28 at George Smith's. Otis M. Stevenson dies December 15 1833 after amputation. He belonged to lodges 686 3OOF and 77 AOUW. Funeral held at his home at 1 o clock with Rev A Crane officiating. Burial in Orion cemetery.
Briar Bluff residents discuss returning home by dark and staying late, jury excusal for C A Rugh, and Christmas plans. A casual town column mentions local ailments, office mischief, and a cautionary tale about a slipping man blamed for a fall and its social sting.
Fred Spengler recovering after accidental hunting shot. Elderly Thomas Jordan and M A Henderson are ill. Community plans Christmas events and Santa visits. Local industry hopes for wagon box factory growth led by Anderson's invention. Arrests in Colona for larceny. Oatar Bernard former resident dies after yearlong illness. Otis Stevenson dies from septicemia after foot amputation. funeral services held with A O U W and Odd Fellows participation. Reverend Clarke officiates.
Mrs John Clark is convalescing. Fred Borland of Orion visited on Tuesday. Magnuson made a short tri city call last Tuesday. Teachers met at Lynn last Saturday afternoon. Chas Peterson of Galesburg conducted business there last Wednesday. Gust Anderson of Orion shipped a hog carload Monday. Rev J Gabrielson of Andover called at Lynn last Friday. Candy Paul sold Christmas candies here last Saturday. Mrs C J Swanson of Andover greeted friends Tuesday. D Stevenson and Nellie Bollen of Orion visited Lynn last Saturday. Peterson of Cable, a sewing machine agent, traveled there last week. Ella Robinson of Andover visited Thursday. Augusta Vollmer of Cable visited Thursday. Mrs Lindahl hosted tea last Wednesday. Gansert visited Saturday for candies and cookies. Mrs N A Lemon of Greensburg Pa visiting Thomas Longs family. Mrs Jacobson of Anvers is very ill with grippe. daughter in Moline contacted Friday. Mr D Stevenson, our school teacher, closed school last Friday due to sister illness, not expected to recover.
The article lists classes starting January 24 including Piano A and higher algebra. It mentions the Class of '86 preparing for February pupil recital, choir plans by Prof. Jackson, Bible studies, and various student activities. Final exams run through Friday before a one week break.
Surns reports a sick horse recovering, neighbors feeding corn to cattle, Frank Simonton visiting Iowa with family nearby. John Fell plans to manage his brother’s washing machine venture while farming. Ebenezer brethren host an oyster social at Will Leonard’s residence next Wednesday. Christmas time approaches with gifts and cheer. East Cambridge plans a Christmas tree. A neighbor jokes about stealing turkeys and light versus high flights. Mr and Mrs David Conner host relatives from Whitewater Wisconsin and Thayer Iowa including Sir Len Dufer, now a hotel keeper in Thayer.
Christmas entertainment planned at Edford Center schoolhouse Monday night. Reports on local families, illnesses, and visits plus church services at Grace church next Sunday. A carload of bran and shorts arrived at Osco for farmers, and olive meal prices are rising amid high costs.
The report from the Board of Health notes water from a Geneseo well contained typhoid bacilli and organic residues. It states sewerage contamination is recent, with about 200,000 typhoid bacteria per quart and recommends removing contamination sources, cleaning the well, and using an alternate water source for four to five months.
Examinations on Friday start homeward note and ten days vacation. Prof. Philips and wife drove to Cambridge and back Monday afternoon. The Seniors delivered their second term examinations on Wednesday evening. Felix Herman starred as Santa at the Social Saturday evening. Mina Jensica Howell read a Christmas selection. Miss Margaret Raser of Chicago visited with her cousin Miss May McHenry. The next term begins Tuesday Jan 3 and lasts eleven weeks to March 16. One thousand presents passed through Santa’s hands to Normal children and friends. Bookkeeping, Arithmetic and Commercial Law courses offered for eleven weeks starting Jan 2. Prof. Cook concludes dehorning is not humane. Old Normalites seen at the Christmas social, including Charlie Young and others from ten years ago.
News items mention 2 percent figures in Cleveland and river crossing on ice. Wm Grantz visited Moline and Keck Island, while B L Shuey traveled in the tri cities on business. Mel Bunnell remains ill in Geneseo and A W Danielson moves to Weatherhead Farm west of Barstow.
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