The Death Reaper claims Joseph Greenlee in Saratoga township
A sudden apo plexy killed Joseph Greenlee of this city on Friday night around 10 o'clock while returning from a basket social at a school in Saratoga township Marshall county. He sat in the carriage in good spirits before collapsing. his wife steadied him and the community mourns his loss. Interment followed at Henry cemetery with a large turnout of neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Greenlee
Saratoga Township
Marshall County
Greenlee
Mildred Clift
Peter
George Nicholson
Thomas Monier
George Travis
Wesley Doyle
J. 8. Townsend
D. W. Horrom
Hiram Hunter
F. A. Raymound
Henry Cemetery
Joel Carson
Deceas
Death of Mr Greenlee in Marshall county Ill in 1902
Joseph Greenlee dies of apoplexy in Saratoga township aged 67 years 11 months and 16 days. He emigrated to the west in 1856 with McDonough brothers and became a prosperous farmer. He married Catherine Lytle in 1862 and is survived by his widow and son Charles. Funeral at Presbyterian church led by Rev R L Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Brown
Frank Clift
Joseph Ironmonger
Sociel
Saratoga Township
Marshall County
Ill
Illinois
Iowa
David
Robert McDonough
Great West
Illinois River
Greenlee
Charles
Joel Carson
Danville
Presbyterian Church
R. L. Campbell
William Payton Dies at 32 in Henry Illinois
William Payton born July 27 1869 at Henry Illinois died January 13 1902 at his parents home age 32 years 5 months 16 days after a sudden collapse while talking with his sister. He leaves parents three sisters and a brother. Funeral at St Josephs church conducted by Reg Ir Kinnery. Pallbearers named and visitors listed. Patrick Payron and Fasiny express thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Payton
Henry
Inl
P. Payton
Cromwell
St Joseph’s Church
Reg Ir Kinnery
Wm Green
James Keenan
Charles Motter
Isaac Harney
Geo Helper
Frank Krenz
Letter from S. H. Condit to Republicans in 1902 Los Angeles
S. H. Condit writes from Los Angeles about the city's rapid growth and climate. He notes 110,000 residents with projected 250,000 in a decade, booming construction, many tourists, diverse international visitors, and affordable living with day wages from two to seven dollars. He praises electric transit, oil-sprinkled roads, and hotel expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Condit
Los Angeles
Cal
Sunset
S. P
Illinois
New York
New Angelus
H. Conorr
Casto Bears The Kindra Ian Says Bought Si Locket
Casto reveals purchase of a silvery locket in Los Angeles amid public interest. The item linked to a local figure sparks speculation about personal history and future public appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casto
Ian
Peruna Protects the Family in Nebraska Ad
A Nebraska contractor Mr. Carl T. Roberts credits Peruna for curing his family of coughs colds grip and catarrh. He cites his three sons recovery from pneumonia pleurisy fever and malarial liver trouble and says nineteen bottles saved $500 in doctors bills. He calls Peruna the greatest medicine on earth and urges households to keep a bottle as a preventive and cure. Public letter from The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus Ohio.
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Nebraska
Carl T. Roberts
Mason
Hartman
James
Charlie
John
Peruina
Peruna
O. T. Roberts
Falls City
T. G. Walker
Carneiro
Kansas
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Roberts
Neb
Lee Gilmer to map United States in sectional plan
Lee Gilmer is constructing a sectional map of the United States measuring 16 feet, to show each state by state, all counties, railroads, and post offices. The map aims to be highly instructive for education and reference and will be the largest sectional map in the country when finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Gilmer
United States
Leach State
Henry and Yiemity Tailor Firm Celebrates First Season
Frank Johnson, merchant tailor, celebrates one season in Henry and announces rapid growth and high customer satisfaction. He promises careful work and asserts they make the best clothes for the money in town, aiming for widespread recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Yiemity
Frank Johnson
Merchant Taylor
Grand Rapids firm to enlarge stock for coming season
H. D. Watercott of J Watercott & Co. visits Grand Rapids to select furniture for the next season. The firm plans to enlarge its stock and buy in carload lots, aiming for a busy period ahead. The statement notes Michigan lacks margin here, indicating a large local furniture business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Watercott
J Watercott & Co
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Henry
Rock Island to Add Combination Coach on Accommodation
Rumor circulates that the Rock Island lines will place a combination coach on the accommodation train. If true, the move is long overdue and welcomed by observers who note improvement is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Church Notes Reflect Local Revival and Services
Many have joined the M E church since revival. Rev Nichols will preach at the Christian church next Sunday. Divine services in the Episcopal church also next Sunday. Rev Tullis preached well last Sunday. J E Parry sang a fine solo at the M E church. Wilber Moon played violin with Zella Kellogg on organ at the Presbyterian church. The ME church sabbath includes Sunday school and leagues. New song books at the Christian church. choir practice with Mrs C Rolley. Ninety young people joined the Presbyterian church last Sunday. The New Church Reading Circle meets at UC Bidwell’s with Swedenborg readings. The Presbyterian sermon topic will be The Value of a Man's Soul with special music. Epworth League welcomed Emma Panzer and Ora Bonham. Bible study sessions announced for next Sundays. The Presbyterian chorus leads singing with sixteen voices under Mr Andrews. Ladies Aid society officers elected at ME church. Presbyterian church annual meeting Thursday afternoon with plans for future work and supper. The Lord's Supper to be observed next Sunday morning. preparatory service Saturday. Edna Powers to teach singing to Sunday school members free. others may join for a small fee. Endeavor and CEB meetings recap. upcoming missions program led by Mrs Carpenter and Lila Humphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Rev Nichols
Christian Church
Episcopal Church
Tullis
Jesus Christ
J. E. Parry
MEB
Presbyterian Church
Wilber Moon
Zella Kellogg
Roy Tullis
Epworth
C. Rolley
Fawcett
L. G. Landenberger
New Jerusalem Church
James McAleer
New Church
Bidwell
Swedenborg
Emma Panzer
Epworth League
Ora Bonham
du Four
Mr Andrews
Ladies ‘Aid Society
Clift
Alice Ketchum
J P Hall
J P Sparling
Robert Hunter
Geo Helper
Presbyteria Church
Clara Williams
Clarence Clark
Caleb
Christ
Campbell
CEB
Carpenter
Lila Humphrey
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