Local notes from Geneseo and Cambridge area
Osco Miss Dorothy Hopkins spent Sunday in Atkinson. Many residents and visitors are listed with brief updates on visits, illnesses, and social calls. A school heating project is noted and an accident report describes Frank Hamann's injuries after a farm machine incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hopkins
Atkinson
M. Morgan
Chester Stoughton
Axel Peterson
Géneseo
Bessie Henry
Cedar.Rapids
Iowa
T. H. Brown
Alex Henderson
Rio
T. S. White
Falinda Stoughton
Campridge
H. A.stoughton
Glenn K._Tracy
W. G. Hopkins
Hope HopEing
Geneseo
Cambridge
Amy
Florence Elm
F. O. Magnuson
Alice Nelson
Nelson
Moline
Florence Horn‘ecker
H. Brown's
Winnie Frederickson
John S. Soderburg
Aldin Hall
Galva
T.S._ White
Mr. White
A. Goodley
William Kilmer, Jr
Brookline
Orion Startles with July 3 Births and Visits
Orion residents welcome two babies born Monday July 3 to Claus Isaacson and Gilbert Swanson families. Charles Benell of Minneapolis visits Orion friends. Visitors include Mrs. Ben Millett and children from Jewell Junction, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm Crawford of Osceola. Harvey Foster of Maple Hill visits L A Bothwell home. Local residents Tom Anderson and Hugh Bam ae i ing home folks this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus Isaacson
Gilbert Swanson
Charles Benell
Minneapolis
Orion
Ben Millett
Jewell Junction
Iowa
Wm. Crawford
Osceola
Harvey’ Foster
Maple Hill
L. A
Local notes from Moline and Orion events and visits
A roundup of social visits and notes from Rock Island County towns. Entries include Dr J M Clark a tri city caller, Mrs F E Davis and Agnes Davis visiting relatives, Mr and Mrs McLaughlin from Galesburg visiting, transient visits by Deem and Gottsches, and a summary of Western cemetery policy limiting new lots and graves. Also reports on deaths Mary McKee and Anna Melin, a large Orion Fourth celebration with about 2000 attendees, a successful ball game, and a weathered parade of balloons and visitors with local merchants promoting straw hats at Lager Off erle & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Sundeen
Warren Cramer
Lodia
Cambridge
Frances. Ohm
Margaret Murphy
Moline
A.c.tomlinson’s
Elva & Mildred Carlson
Jamestown
N. Y
J. G. Johnson
Alomnd Hamelton
New York City
Emma Norton
Hampton
David McCutcheon
Rock Island
H. A. Stoughton
Frank Hamann
J. M. Clark
Tri-City
Ladies’ Aid
F. E. Davis
Chas; DeFleget
H—H—Deem
Chicago
J. J. Gottsche
Calamus
Town
B. B. McLaughlin
Galesburg
Edmondson
Charlotte Harless
DeKalb
H. Larson
Henry County
Board of Supervisors
Western Cemetery
Mary McKee
Frank
William Durmann
Maine
Patrick
Rock River Bridge
Husand
Shea i $ Tren
Warner
Anna C Melin
Peter Peterson
Orion
Ordination Anniversary Honors Rev Mennicke in Rock Island
Twenty five years after his ordination Rev A C Mennicke was honored at Emanuel Lutheran Rock Island with a district conference celebration. Five Rock Island delegates presented a $25 purse and voiced congratulations from the congregation. Mennicke, raised in the Rock Island parish, had aided his father in ministry before serving at Edford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A C Mennicke
Cc. A. Mennicke
Emanuel’s Lutheran Church
Rock Island
St. John's Lutheran Church
Mennicke
Messrs. R.L. Selle
Im. Kaspar
H. W. Horst
H Lange
Ph. Bruchmann
T. Kaspar
Agi Teland
Rev. Mennicke
Edford
Burlington Ends Public Cups on All Trains
The Burlington system adopts individual automatic drinking cups on all cars and stations to obey new laws forbidding the public cup. P Eustis, passenger traffic manager, says Wisconsin already bans death cups at state boundaries and Burlington will extend the measure system wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Iinois
Eustis
Wisconsin
Schedule of double-header dates across towns with notices
Dates list for Danville Springfield Peoria Quincy and other cities July to September with double-header notes. Informal offer to contact Mr. Anderson at the Republic office about building improvements and pure soft upper-cable-lightning materials for rodding needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Springfield
Peoria
Quincy
Davenport
Waterloo
Dubuaque
August Anderson
UBCO
Anderson
Republic Office
Peculiar case at Springfield court over mob assault damages
In a Missouri federal case six former neighbors face a $20,000 suit for injuring a plain tiff as a mob. The man fled after losses and later the real thief confessed. Mob members advertised apologies. the plaintiff returned and sued for libel. The column critiques mob justice and court delay. Auto duster ads end.
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Springfield
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Osco
Cora
Peterson
Erick Westerlund
Wasson’s
Glenn K. Tracy
H—Bestor
D.-O-Hinman Spen Tiday
Lizzie Purviance
Thei
Georgia, Bennett
Francis Ohm
Neville Home
Cleveland
Parsons
Gilbert Larson
Agnes—Davis
Orion Times
Gottsche’s Grove
Charles Deem
Chi- Taed
Mr. Deem
J. L. Deem
Offerle & Co
Enroth & Horberg, Osco, Iess
General Merchandise
Enroth and
Horberg
Hlinois
Theo
Sundeen
Illinois
International
van Brant
DeLaval
International Gasoline Engines
Columbus Warons
Argue Sco
Rom-Moregan
Osco, Illinois
Gertury
Columbia Buggies
R & W. Masoline
R. M. Morgan
USCO
Islanders
One Price Clothiers
J. J. Hadley
Chautauqua—Association
Saher
Mtor Tee Gagneksyenm
Vet
Ouarier Company
Benatod Bristow
Kansas
Weyburn-Halbrite District
Saskatchewan, Canada
Weyburn-Halbrite
Saskatchewan
Angus Mackay
Mackay
Indian Head
Dominion of Canada
Canada
States
Wreyburn-Halbrite
Cedar Rapids
The
Tuttle Land CO
Security Bank
Hosford
Woehr
Geneseo, Illinois
State
Idlewild