Henry Reds Triumph Over La Salle Athletics in Swinging Sunday Tilt
Henry batted first in five runs as Glatz dominated with a spitball and 10 strikeouts. La Salle manager Jones fielded a makeshift nine, scattered by Henry's consistent hitting and weak fielding, leaving Jones lamenting a poor performance and hinting at a lineup purge.
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Jones
la Salle
Henry
Henry Reds
Pavilion Parl Diamond
Glatz
Athletics
Bridick
Reds
Manchuria
Warriors
Doll McNeary
Fitzgerald
Haines
McManus
Coe
Kerns
Frommel
Ponger
Sassar
Doll
McNeary
Schott
Harney
R H PO
Morman
Sb. Doll
Jee
Lassar
Lemons
Conley
A Bridick
P. Sos
H PO AE Haines
Van
Big Purchase and Mormon Missionary Visit Note
Edwin Ferris of Santiago Calif formerly of Bradford Tl bought a full house furnishings set from J Watercott Co including 178 yards Velvet Axminster carpet and lace curtains for his new home. Two Mormon missionaries Elder Atwood and Elder Sill spoke at Niece's corner outlining faiths and tenets and denying polygamy while praising obedience to law. The meeting featured a sermon like address and a short prayer with tract handouts and ended without entertainment beyond discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Ferris
Santiago
Gal
Bradford
J. Watercott & Co
California
Pomona
San Jose
Los Angeles
Ferris
America
Walter
Atwood
Murray
Utah
Charles Sill
Layton
Niece’s Corner
Sill
Jesus Christ
Ditto
Zion
Christ
Earth
Forrest
Powers Land and Loan Company Oklahoma Map Offer
An advertisement from Lawton Oklahoma by James M Powers manager promotes a colored map of Oklahoma and Indian Territory showing counties, cities, towns, population, railways and streams. It invites 10 cents and promises a free booklet about Comanche County Lawton minerals land opening and the capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Comanche County
Lawton
Powers Land and Loan Company
Okla
Board of Review Session Opens in Lacon Illinois
The Marsall county Board of Review sits in the county treasurer’s office in Lacon with Buck as clerk. Complaints must be filed by the second Monday in August and communications are confidential.
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Board of Review of
Marsall County
Lacon
Ill
Charles F. Buck
Clerk of Board of Review
Central Illinois Editors Outing On The Illinois River
Central Illinois editors from the Military Tract Press Association enjoyed a day trip aboard the steamer Illinois from Peoria to Chillicothe and back. The event featured addresses by E. F. Baldwin and Congressman Graff, numerous attendees, and thanks to Governor Deneen, Capt. George Williams, and Charles May. The group then toured Al Fresco Beach with amusements including a Figure Height ride, rail rides, and balloon exhibitions.
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Deneen
Bartlett
George Williams
U. S
Illinois
Central Illinois
Chicago
Ilinois
Herald- Transcript
Charles May
Chillicothe
Peoria
E. F. Baldwin
Peoria Star
United States
Baldwin
Congressman Graff
Graff
Roosevelt
O. L. Campbell
Republican
Knoxville
Will H. Taylor
Independent
Roseville
J. C. Shoop
Kodak
Abingdon
Addison Pacey
News
Brimfield
L. H. Larash
Citizen
Rushville
J. H. Bayliss
Star-Gazette
Blandinsville
P. N. Mason
Mayne
Rose
Plain Dealer
Buda
Howard F. Dyson
Military Tract Press Association
Peoria Press
Charles H. May
Herald-Transcript
William Curtis
The
Star-Courier
Kewanee
Myra Kingman-Miller
Herald Transcript
Republican of
Mary Davidson
Carthage
Ill
Miss Davidson
Mlinois
Will Curtis
Alfresco Beach
Calvert
Belmont Sisters
Mrs. Lewis H. Burnell Dies in Chicago at 26
Mrs. Lewis H. Burnell daughter of Albert and Matilda Earl and niece of Mrs. C. C. Barnes of Whitefield died in Chicago July 19 1905 after marrying Lewis H. Burnell on July 8 1897. She was a Baptist church member singer and left a husband and a seven year old daughter. Funeral held at Wilcox avenue home last Friday at 1 pm conducted by Rev. Manning with a large turnout. Burial in Forest Home cemetery Chicago. Age 26.
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Albert
Matilda Earl
C. C. Barnes
Whitefield
Baptist Church
San Francisco
Cal
Lewis H. Burnell
Chicago
Wilcox Avenue
Manning
Forest Home Cemetery
Well Being and Medical Help Promoted by Dr Fruth
Health is wealth and an ailing person should seek proper medical aid. Dr Fruth the Chicago specialist visits monthly to treat nervous and chronic troubles including debility and weakness. He will consult at the Camp House next Wednesday forenoon.
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Fruth
Chicago
William Gallaher dies after surgical operation in Los Angeles
William Gallaher longtime Henry lawyer and Santa Barbara resident dies in Los Angeles hospital after a bladder illness and a surgical procedure. He was born 1818 in Pennsylvania and served in the Mexican War. He practiced at Henry Illinois before moving to Santa Barbara 25 years ago. He was a friend of Lincoln and other notable figures, married in Illinois in 1855, and his widow died earlier in Santa Barbara. Funeral will be private.
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Henry
William Gallaher
California Hospital
Los Angeles
Gallaher
McGowan
Frank M. Gallaher
Pennsylvania
Henry, Ill
Lincoln
Douglas
Yates
Trumbull
Oglesby
Santa Barbara
Ilinois
Montecito
Mary Ashley
Cottage Hospital
Cal
Thomas
Henry and
Vicinity
City News Bits on Guards by Telephone and Local Events
A column notes telephones deter vagrants as a practical guard in busy districts and praises a preacher. Rev W H Pumphrey is favored as Bethel church pastor successor while Rev Todd leads Henry church after resigning Peoria post. The New Era floating palace impressed crowds with vaudeville on river, plus a Royal Neighbors outing at Pavilion Paris with a large local group and a picnic day full of socializing.
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W. H. Pumphrey
Milton E. Todd
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Todd
Presbyterian Church
Henry
Peoria
Pumphrey
Bethel
Delavan
Peoria Journal
New Era Floating Palace
Royal Neighbors of
Magnolia
Pavilion Paris
R. W. Spencer
Bobbitt
Bessie
Anita Roberts
Ed A. Mathis
W. L. Mathis
Dr. Weathers
Harry Morris
J. S. Phillips
Ed Phillips
Ralph and
Mary Pax
Mr. Smith
Miss Wilkins
Sherman Glenn
Frank King
Frank Funk
Lulu Otto
Arba Law
van Martin
Ada Potter
Charles Ransom
William Ransom
Harry Small
Old Settlers Picnic Set For August 24 In Marshall County
A meeting at Lacon s last Friday organized Marshall County s Old Settlers Picnic with Mayor George F. Wightman as president. The group elected officers, formed committees on speakers and finance, and selected August 24 as the picnic date after debate on timing.
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Lacons
Marshall County
Old Settlers
George F. Wightman
John S. Thompson
Charles F. Hacker
Old Settlers’ Picnic Association
W. H. Ford
Homer Barney
la Prairie
Richard Davidson
Steuben
William Monier
Saratoga
Thomas O'Brien
Whitefield
GC. Barnes
Henry
George Burt, Sr
Hopewell
I. M. Forbes
Roberts
A. Stateler
Evang
J. H. Taggart
Bennington
W. W. Twist
Belle Plain
Henry Zilm
Richland
Samuel Buck
Lacon
John Hutchins
Thompson
J. H. Franklin
R. H. Maxwell
George W. Hutchins
L.A. Lenz
John Heim
L. T. Wood
David Hexter
Epley Fisher
John Han Jley
C. H. Smith
Louis Boers
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LA Salle Athletics
Illinois River
George Burt
Lacon Democrat
Sorrels
Henry Lock
Tllinois River
Senachwing
al Fresco Park
Henry Republican
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