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10 Feb 1893
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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1893
Page
1
The notice advertises subscription pricing: yearly $2.00, monthly $0.81, and a three month period $0.60, indicating rate options for the Heneses Republic publication.
Pred Spongier of Orion secures a patent and the village board travels to Pekin Illinois to study waterworks. Several local officials and citizens advocate for improvements as reports spread that water service will come soon. Dr W H Day named deputy coroner for east county inquests.
Pioneer Gene Samuel B Withrow died December 2 at Pink Prairie after three years of care by daughter Mary J Withrow. Born in Cumberland County Kentucky he came to Geneseo in 1835 and farmed while running a ferry on Hook River. Survived by four children Mary J Margaret A Julia and James N the family notes his Methodist beliefs and kinship to Daniel Boone. Mary thanks relatives and friends for aid.
Osco and surrounding towns report visits illnesses and local events. Frank Woodward and Frank J Hadley travel for cattle, Grace Church services conducted by Rev Dyer, and local families like the Browns and Webers noted. Henry County Farmers Institute plans Feb 14–15 with speakers on farming methods, dairy, education, and road work, plus a school central examination and a large cattle shipment by R W Fleming.
Feb and F M Hay were in Chicago last week visiting friends in Buda. Mr Hugh White was in Chicago in the latter part of the week. Mrs John Barker of Englewood is visiting with Mr and Mrs S N Barker. Mr and Mrs Co Paine are at home near Adair Iowa. Mr Hiram B had a sale Monday and will move soon to a farm. Boss Barker recently returned to the store after a fall. Remember the supper and fair at the G A R hall this Friday evening by the Ladies Aid Society.
The Analysis class discusses Pope's cosny on Man without gloves while the Mansion rooms fill before term. A social organized with Mr. Lieberknecht attracts many students. Mentions of Miss DeBord and Miss Toliencaro starting term work, chemistry lab setup, Rev. Stocking address, and February Normal Worker planning. Notes on staff, students, housing plans, and local happenings across Moline and Colona.
Last week at North Side the Ideal featured visitors Lucretia Dickson and Hazel Schnabet while a minor fire claimed a little girl's scissors from room three. The North Side school building burned, forcing grades to move to our building and church basement for the rest of the year. County Superintendent Russell held central exams Tuesday with about a dozen candidates for High School honors.
Feb Daria Bros haul corn to Barstow. Ed Bartlett to work for G HS next season. Albert Larson of Galesburg visiting A Pantelaon's. Nellie Webster spending Sunday at home. Oscar Norton from Hedding College came home. Mr and Mrs Evans attended Byron Taylor's dance. A sled load of youths attended the Syrian boy's lecture in Green River. Epworth League soda planned at Mrs Mary Stahl's residence Feb 18. Lucian Harris and family visited John Borney's. Lyman Harris and family visited Shemeld last week.
Local items report moves and purchases around Munson and Edford. F P Austin becomes president of Clough schoolhouse literary society. Gust Milter leases Berger farm for five years. Miss Mary Ristau and Eugene Fuller wed at Dritic parents home with warm congratulations.
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