Marriage Of Elizabeth Werner To W H A Trundle
The Werner family reports a July 20 ceremony at St Peter's Church Chicago where Elizabeth Werner married W H A Trundle in an Episcopal service led by Rev. Henry C Granger. Guests, gifts, and a reception followed at the Werner home before the couple departed for a two week trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner
St Peter's Church
Chicago
Misa Elizabeth Werner
W HA Trundle
Mualo
Henry C Granger
Trundle
Fredrick County
Virginia
Admiral Schley
Mra ‘Trundle
Eureka Springs correspondence reports local excursions and notices
A Eureka Springs correspondent describes a six mile morning ride to Sanitarium Lake with T F Clover and A R Taylor, a 20 mile day trip to Oil Springs Natural Bridge and Pivot Rock, and plans for a large Lake trip and group photos. The note mentions weather, travel plans, a cake walk at Sweet Springs, and a party of relatives visiting. Also included is an advertisement for Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Grain-O promotion with local mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horera Springs
Ark
T F Clover
A R Taylor
Sanitarium Lake
Oil Springs
Natural Bridge
Pivot Rock
W J Bryan
Springfield
T F Olover
Joplin
Sweet Springs
Olover
Daily Times Echo
Letter from J R Veach describes prison, faith, and California travels
A reader in Claremont, California, James R. Veach writes of his imprisonment and release, his religious book project titled God Takes Care of All Children, and reflections on church support. He recalls Los Angeles and Redondo Beach visits with family, meeting a former acquaintance Levi Rich, and notes Southern California’s sights and urban growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Veach
Claremont
Cal
Jesus Christ
Supreme Court
Saylor
Christ
Paul
Jess Obriat
Los Angeles
Levi Ricb
Lone Tree
Hoesaya
Hannah
Redondo Beach
Redondo
Court House Tower
the Angele
California
Pasadena
Santimonica
Thesero
James R, Veach
Henry Postoffice financials and rent reports 1890
The Henry Postoffice financial statement covers the 11 year ending July 11 1890 showing total money received of 17078 47 with an increase over last year of 712 54. It lists Postal Orders Foes Orders and Box Rent by month and totals 17078 47 with increases and details for Postal and Box Rent receipts for year ending June 30 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Postoffice
Heart disease cure offer by Dr Miles
Chicago specialist Dr Miles offers a free course of heart disease treatment to readers of The Repubican. The letter cites a 26 year research basis and includes a testimonial from J. W. Stokeebury praising the therapy. Readers may request the free treatment and contact Dr Miles at 59 State St, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
J. W.stokeebury
Fairport
Milles
Wiil
J. W. Brokesbury
Property transfers and probate notices from Marshall County
Transfer briefs list numerous decedents and heirs with real estate moves among individuals and churches in Henry Belle Plain and Lacon areas. Probate mentions Wr Schwartz deceased and Mary Mobler deceased with final settlement notices and executor appointment of J H Adkinson, bonds of 28000, with September term for claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr Schwartz
Carrie Schwartz
Mary Mobler
Polly Davis
J H Adkinson
Havana Chautauqua Assembly at Riverside Park
Havana Chautauqua assembly runs August 3 to 14, 1899 at Riverside Park near Havana on the OP and StL rail line. Notable speakers include Rev T Dewitt Talmage and Sam Jones with many others on the program. The railroad will run suburban trains at frequent intervals to the grounds with low fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Judge offers land and water to Quakers for colonists near DeBaque
Judge J E Ong owns an irrigating ditch and a large tract near DeBaque in Mesa county Colorado. He plans a colony with five acres for a Friends church, five for a school, ten for a public park, and a perpetual water right for Quakers seeking a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J’ E Ong
DeBaque
Mesa County
Ocolo
Ong Han
Dr Carper Reports Yukon Gold Boom Amid Clean Up
Dr Carper of Dawson City, in Ottawa Free Press interview, corroborates reports that Yukon gold output may reach 15 to 20 million dollars. He cites new sluicing, drifting, dredging and hydraulic prospects. Eldorado, Hunter creeks exceed expectations. Dominion Creek expected largest next year. He praises officials, mail, and Dawson sanitary improvements. Carper, on Interior business, will visit before returning. He is son in law of Samuel Condit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carper
Ottawa
Can
Dawson City
Russell
Klondike
Free Press
Yukon
Eldorado
Hunter
Dominion Creek
Bonanza
de Carper
Benkler
Dawson
Wm Madden
Nova Scotia
Madden
Dr Carper
Interior Department
Samuel Condit
Putnam
Charles Condit
Spariand
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Beary
Republicas
Eureka Springs
Hall
F J Gheney & Co
Toledo
Cheney & Co
F M Jenks
Frenks
Anns Bart
Sloan
Maquokets
Rosella Stewart
Mary Kassick
Jackson
Mich
Mississippi
Savanna (Lil
Hood
America
Grand
Frank Aut Don
Omaha Bee
Republican
Hratolans
Franklin Miles
Marshall County Affairs
RO Moodey
Laura V Emerick
Henry Cemetery
Rufous O Poroh
Elizabeth Patton
Belle Plain
CN Poroh
Louis A Lenz
Polly Haletead
W Bf
la Prairie
Earnestine A Cotton
Presbyterian Church of
Peoria
Sparlend
Frederick Reinbeck
Oscar F Conklin
Seco
Saratoge
Theo Bickerman
A_ Bracken
Henry
Wm A Bracken
Nicholas Gillam
John N Shaw
Wm T Shaw
Long
Lacon
Chas Griffin
Chas J Devlin
Evans
Lewis Snyder
Joseph Manbach
Hopewell
Magnolia Cornet Band
Stallion&é
Hopples
Aeear
Frank
Don
Henr City
Frank and
Henry City Cornet
Jeffries
Fitz
Iad
Fie
M. L. Coan
Grocer
Henry, Ill
H. Y’s
Henry Yaeger
Edward Street
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