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03 Nov 1893
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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1893
Page
1
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The page notes hogs sold at Woodhull over 550 pounds each, George Emery named Chicago & Alton train dispatcher, and a popu list speaker Gillette visiting Kewanee. It mentions a coal price drop in Galva, a minor armistice, hospital updates, and a fire at Main Street in Kewanee causing about four hundred dollars in damage with insurance.
John Orr of Orr North Dakota visits annual. Georg Trekell from Cortland Nebraska passes through on way home from fair. P D Ransom and wife welcome a son last Sunday. Hugh Yager and family return from the World’s Fair. Mrs S B Allen heads to Buffalo for winter with daughter. Dr Adama starts brickwork for new house as foundation is laid. Many locals attend Cambridge court this week.
The column notes a Nov 1 birth to Mr and Mrs F and Edwarda, with a boy born last Sunday to Mr Thomas Cala on the Hock Taland road. It mentions farmers planning to QSish the freor Pi kiow, a copy of Schofield Standard, visits by Bert Gilbert and Mrs McWhinney, a church Thursday reading and a debate program, and the death of Mr James McWhinney at his home near Snony Hill with funeral and burial details in Homestead cemetery. It also references longtime resident Mr Wootnoey and family, and a brief obituary noting bereaved relatives.
The Senior class held a week of events with October examinations and lectures. Miss Amy Funk led a prayer meet while Misses Gilman Pasne and Harvesta Howard presented rhetorical pieces. President Maj J M Hosford addressed students as the board's remarks concluded Monday morning.
Oct 31 notes show Shaffer to preach Sunday at 23 p wp. Miss Millie Bonham spent the weekend at home. Alvin Stickland of Ualva Iowa visits Jessie at Mr Jean's. Mr and Mrs Wom Joboston and Mrs James Johnoston travel to Chicago. Arthur Johoston of Kansas visits grandmother Mrs James Johoston and relatives. Mrs Elffett Clara Plekting Susie Schreck Allison Myers return from World's Fair. Hans Larson shows a handcrafted center table. J.O Hughes, recent visitor in Kevanes, dies suddenly in Chicago last week.
Oct. 81.9 Mrs J P Clark called at Swedena Tuesday. George Johnson of Moline buys up hors. Chas Rodell of Moline visits P J Lindahl. Squires Larson of Andover calls Lynn friends. A cheese party at Andover today. Gust Anderson of Orion ships hogs from Lynn. Williamson family from Creston Iowa visiting Thomas Long. Pierce of Monmouth Maple City soap salesman calls. Exposition trip by Henoing Westerlund and Alfred Anderson. Brant to preach at Lio0 school house next Sunday eve Nov 5 at 7:30. Krapp returning from Decatur to bride’s home. Best wishes to the Lembkeys.
A late night accident as a bachelor driver misses a bridge and crashes into a ditch. Neighbors and school-marm helpers bring light and aid, untangling the mess until the traveler is unhurt. The tale recalls a long ago autumnal event and a public joke about oil and luck.
The council approved bond nods for several individuals and issued beer licenses for six months. It transferred cases, debated dismissing and prosecuting suits, and read ordinances on sidewalk obstruction and public health with votes recorded. Adjournment followed by City Clerk J Fligberknecht.
John S Long discovered his favorite family horse dead in the stable on Tuesday morning this week, throat cut by an unknown assailant. The incident is treated as a crime and investigation is underway.
Nov 1 notes Wim Schiedel visited the fair last week. Miss Mabel Hill visits her aunt Mrs J Calender. Mr and Mrs Chas Baird toured Chicago Monday. Miss Mate Finlee teaches in Maple City spent weekend at home. Samuel Liken sprained ankle from 4 runaway. Wm T Brown not well. Warden Wilkinson and family travel to city on lake train. Jim Callender and sons witness White City closing scenes. Another dance planned Friday for select guests. Lincoln Nebraska air gun washers agent Charles Atwood wintering there. Hog weight talk cites 500 pound hogs sold in Cambridge and Osco examples. P 8. Champion can beat us at catching rata.
Ed Zincer and Edn Lebman are ill while Lee Brown visits from Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Simon Kapp return to Iowa as Mathias of Walnut visits. Anna Swanson of Chicago visits Hoop Pole area with her parents. Hubert Mathis recovering from scarlet fever. Geo Mathis of Topeka makes a trip. John Goatyam and family spend Sabbath with Hoop Pole friends. Locals attend Geneseo dedication of a new church. Messrs Mitchell of Chicago guests of Fred Shiniuber and return. Fred Brantz and Mary Franks marry amid well wishes. North Dakota district evangelical events planned for Hoop Pole on Nov 7 to Nov 9, with church dedication Nov 5 at 10am led by Bishop W H Fouke. services Friday and Saturday preceding.
Oct events include Oct . New Cady preaching at M B church Sunday and m Str A McCurdy visiting from Pennsylvania. Miss Grace Widney ends fall term at Dothan schoolhouse. Mr and Mrs Calkins and Peter Frewell fished at New Boston returning with about 300 fish. Epworth League prepares a Longfellow entertainment at M E church on Nov 8. Bible lectures illustrated by Bilder A P Adams of Beverly, Kians, at Woodmen's Hall Oct 2th, 2th and 2th on God's Rise of Creation.
Ontario 21 reports Fred Gotthardt building latre corn crib Julius Parapet nearing completion G A Billa and wife visited Geo Hoffs Cornwall last Sunday Geo Pobanz harvesting clover seed quality good Miss Jonnie Dirston New Windsor visiting Edford Frank Wilson buys Asa Crook farm Edford to lose 200d citizen There is a farm lease dispute between Gust Marerkaurt and Julius Haisner C M Bills feeding Hereford cattle regarded as fine for this region
Felix Hermans returns after illness joining new students in Geneseo while Misa Josie Fuller and Hubert Harper enrolls. Faculty and students resume duties as two brothers and sister attended earlier terms. World events cut attendance but Adenlon notes promise of a productive year with letters answered promptly.
Mra Anderson Croster entertains friends this week and a birthday party is planned at Erie. Geneseo residents await George Gilson’s wife’s return from a visit near Chicago. Wild geese and ducks remain scarce in this locality while crops look better than expected. Rev Mr. Smith preached at Sharon church last Sunday and services are planned each Sabbath this year. A troupe of Genesee merry-makers passed through on Saturday en route to Spring Bill and remained quiet on return.
Seniors finished Der Neffe als Uokel and submitted weekly essays while Miss Nellie Hanson returns after an absence. Seventh graders took exams for High School admission as Lestie Brown, Sarah Gutzier and Charles Goest gave rhetoricals at Gen Ex Monday. The Senior German class works on poems and anecdotes as Alphabetical Rhymes delighted the Ideal Society.
Local notes from Annawan describe boots and winter goods at Burke's, a knee injury, visitors from Silver Lake, Minnesota potato prices, new births, and a new elevator. All Saint's Day celebrations, a runaway accident, and common illnesses are mentioned. W. W. Slater to auction November 18 with cattle horses equipment and farm gear at village stockyards. Joseph Johnson, auctioneer.
A jittery local page records are from Eight Nile Grove North Artichoke. J R Clements notes days of the Fair War. People travel to Peoria and Leon. Nora Hudson from Duluth visits old friends. A mix of farm changes, church plans, and fair wrap ups follows with several names and small notices.
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