Central Illinois Methodist Conference names district chiefs
At Rock Island the Central Illinois Methodist Conference announced the upcoming year’s appointments. District supervisors include Kewanee Altona Bradford and Macomb with presiding elders and post offices listed for each locale. Additional districts cover Monmouth Normal Onarga Peoria Rock Island and several others with numerous pastors named or supplied.
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Rock Island
Andrews
Kewanee
M. V.B. White
Dtor
Altona
K. Barton
Atlanson
W.J. Merriam
Bradford
W. Cumming
Buda
Millsap
Galva
P. A. Cool
Henry
Garrigon
Whitefield
J. A. Rinson
Wyoming
G. M. Bassett
Macomb
Evans
Presiding
Elder
Postoffice
Bardolph
B. C. Dennis
Bentley
A. L. Morse
Blandersville
W. W. Carr
Burnside
Dunham
J. P
Bushnell
W. F. Wilson
Carthage
M. Z. Gilmer
Colchester
A. ©. Calkins
Dallas City
A. L. McDowell
Elveston
Hamilton
J. A. Sanders
Goodhope
D. Tasker
Spava
W.C. Randolph
la Harpe
J. H. Bandera
C. W. Ayling
Penington's Point
G. H. Shover
Pleasant Mound
Streeter
Prairie City
P. James
Galesburg
W.M. Collins
Gilson
L. B. Dennis
Hermon
BE. O. Raymond
Kethaburg
B. Seaman
Kirkwood
J. F. Williams
Knoxville
W. Arnold
Monmouth
G. R. Palmer
North Henderson
P. Smith
Oneida
W. A. Pratt
Oquawaka
D. M. Ellsworth
Roseville
G. W. Burns
Colfax
John H. Scott
Cropsey
C. W. Whorrall
Dear Crock
J. BR. Watson
el Paso
Walter
Eureka
J. W. McCord
Graymont
H. Tiffany
Gridley
H.C. Birch
Groveland
Thomas C. Moora
Hilton
H. Apple
Hudson and Danvers
Wiley
Lexington
van Pelt
Manito
J. James
Metamora
Low Point
B. W. Baler
Normal
Connpaney
Pekin
L. F. Cuttom
Roanoke
J. I. McLaughlin
Selma
M. P. Lackland
Sibley and Strawn
PB. Alford
Towanda
Feancia Smith
Washington
Wiliam McPhetors
H. B. Clark
Winnois Western University
Onarga
G. W. Guo
Presidin
Buckingham
C. David
Buckley
Gruber
Chatsworth
L. H. Eddlebate
Chobarre
W BE. Kerr
Clifton
J. C. Mercer
Crescent City
J. W. Otterman
Dorey
R. L. Vivan
Essex
Supply
Fairbury
J. W. Haney
Forrlist
Humes
French Mission
N. W. Devenue
Gilman
G. OC. Shaffer
Loda
Bu Pius Milford
W. Underwood
eCord
Piper City
W. BR. Warner
Roberts
Melvin
J. H. Anderson
Sannomin
L. E. Breele
Sheldon
A. J. Newell
Chillicothe
N. G. Clark
Elmwood
R. BR. Pearce
Fairview
W. D. Hitchcook
Farmington
G. M. Webber
Lewiston
William Woodey
Y. O. McCulloch
Peoria
J. W. Fizzel
Wesley Church
J. W. Diefendorf
W. H. Hunter
D. D
Princeville
H. M. Laney
Smithville
F Warder
Trivoli
N. Bentley
Yates City
Elba Center
W. T. Lewis
A. H. Morgan
Bidar
Aledo
J. D. Smith
Cambridge
B. 8Nodaker
Orton
B. F. Eckley
Oscoa
Munson
Post Office Department
Abriggdon Edo J
Afton
Lincoln
Amboy T Ohfleld
Annackport
Arcola Ween Ney Phe Macomb
Atlanta
Maron
Auburn
Marseilles
Aurora
Marshall
Karr
Mason City
Batavia
Mattoon
Cardstown
Maywood Belleville
Mendota
Balvidere
Metropolis
Alexard Brodmington
Milford
Braidwooder Woo Minoak
Bunker Hill
Moline
Monmouth Ave
Cairo
Morris Monticello
Cambridge Canton
Morrison Carbondale
Mount Carroll
Carlinville
Mount Morris
Carlyle
Oregon Oe
Collinsville
Ottawa
Danville
Pans
Decatur
Paris
DeKalb Center
Paxton
Pecatonica
Duquoin van
Pekin Ae Oy
Dwight Oe
Earlville
East St. Louis
Petersburg
Edwardsville
Itafeld Pane
Elgin
Lane
Polo
Pontiac
Princeton
Englewood
Pullman
Evanston
Quincy
Fairbu
Roche
Princess dresses dominate children fashion with velvet and satin
Harper's Bazaar describes imported children dresses from four to twelve years featuring princesse styles with separate waist and skirt, rich velvets, satin Sarah vests, and box plaits. It notes colors in dark browns greens and blues, ornate clasps, and matching coats, cravats, and puffed hip drapery.
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Silesia
Sarah
St Louis Melodrama of a Watch Theft Tale
A St Louis tale unfolds around a young boarding-school girl seeking watch repair. A man breaks the crystal, another promises to fix it, then a drugged cigar aids a theft including cash from a safe. The proprietor’s friend disappears with the alleged culprit, while the shopkeeper offers a costly watch in reparation. The account blends danger and romantic drama.
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St. Louis
Detroit Free Press
Our Young Readers: Pussy Cat and Robin Poem Verse
A playful verse from Youth's Companion features Miss Pussy Cat waiting in a hickory tree to ambush a robin. The robin retorts with swagger about wings and speed as Pussy Cat boasts claws and strength. The robin escapes, taunting the cat with its lack of wings.
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Miss Pussy
Robin
Pussy Cat
Mamma's tale of a milk-giving living tree
A mother tells Robbie and Harry of a distant land near Caracas where a magical tree yields milk from its hollow trunk. The wonder country features colorful birds and plants, and the boys plan to explore the atlas tomorrow to locate the Cordilleras coast.
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Robbie Wood
Harry
Mamma
Rob
Robbie
Mumma
Robbr
Cordilleras
Caracas
Papa
Hegard Robbie
Carbee
Christian Cron
Tiny Breton Sheep A Petite Pet With Large Heart
John Coryell in St. Nicholas describes the Breton sheep as the smallest breed, poor for farming but dear as a pet. The tiny animal hides behind a bucket, is gentle and affectionate, and mirrors human happiness or sadness with its responses. It responds to kind words and craves affection, contrasting with harshness.
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France
Mary
Pug
John Coryell
St. Nicholas
How to Travel Without a Ticket
A London reader recounts a tale of traveling without a ticket on a railway. A man pretends to show how it is done, loses his memory of the story, and later tries to bribe the ticket collector with a torn piece of ticket hoping to con his way free. The collector discovers the torn stub and grants the traveler a thousand pardons.
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London
Theentleman
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