Sunset Wedding Unites Gregory and Quinn in 1900
In September 1900 Jay Y. Gregory and Gillian I. Quinn wed at the bride's home under a canopy of white with Rev R L Campbell officiating. Invitations were issued for about 75. The couple will reside on Alfred Given's farm near Clear Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay “Y. Gregory
George Gregor Clear Creek
Te Marrin
Gillian I. Quinn
Barbara Quinn
Henry
R. L. Campbell
Mr Gregory
Mark Gregory
Miss Lee
RL. Campbell
Gregory
Crow Meadow Grange
Cmr
Peoria Usiness College
Ghee
Clear Creek
Messieurs and
Mesdames
Geo Gregory Id Dawson
Chae Lambourne
Willie Mills
Walter Griffith
Wm H Bell
RL Campbell
James Quinn
M Tracey Monier
Mademoiselles— Stella Giregory
Sara Gregory
Mary Quinn
Iedythe Quinn
Ada Harrison
Mary Merchan
Mayme Kelly Messieurs
J Bquinn
Elmer Quinn
Albert Quinn Francis
Quinn Luke Gregory
Roy Gregory
Guy Gregory
Frank Gregory
Asa Gregory
Clyde Gregory
Frank Wise
Grandma Gregory
Valparaiso
Ind
RH Gregory
Susie Harrison
Kansas City
LH Brown
Wilbur Kelly
Nekoma
Given
Mrs Mary Louise Park Dies After Long Illness at 1900
Mrs Mary Louise Park widow of George Shepard Park and mother of George A. Lawrence died at Mrs Jennie R. Brown’s home on Chestnut Street Galesburg IL after a prolonged illness. She endured years of infirmity, lived with her daughter and was cared for by Dr Humphrey and neighbors. Funeral held at Mrs Lawrence’s home in Galesburg and Parkville MO with extensive tributes. she left a granddaughter Rebecca Lawrence and supported Park College. She was born 1831 in New York City. married 1856 in Magnolia, Illinois. lived at Parkville MO and Magnolia. Funeral conducted by Dr McAfee with family and church members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Park
Mary Louise Park
George A. Lawrence
George Shepard Pars
Missouri
Jennie R. Brown
Chestnut Street
Galesburg
Humphrey
Park
Brown
Lawrence
Wequetensing
Miech
J.B Boggs
Mary Smith
Spence
Hopper
Corbin
Rebecca Lawrence
George Shepard Park
Texas
Parkville
Col Park
Union
Cal Park
Mra Park
Magnolia
Col
Park College
Mrs Lawrence
Presbyterian Church of
Ospital
Esses
C. J. Nash
Wwrene
Maanan
Rebecca
Presbyteran
Ladies'Aid Society
McAfee
Helen Carleton-Marsh
Marsh
J. DB. Boggs
G. C. Lescher
J. C. Fahnestoeck
T. B. van, Schaack
C. E. Carr
J. H. Z —Hir
Sirs—Bayrenee A
Alexander
Kansas City
Nebraska Visitor From Woodlawn Talks Politics Abroad
George Hartzenbeuhler of Woodlawn Nebraska visits his sister Mrs Wm Seiwers for a week. He is a farmer who left Nebraska twenty years ago and notes lively politics at home with crowds in streets discussing every wave of policy. A Mr Schwartz joined him in Peoria and they planned to travel west together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hartzenbeuhler
Woodlawn
Neb
Wm Seiwers
Bret
Nebraska
Schwartz
Peoria
West
Church Notes Highlight Local Gathers and Pulpit Change
Rev David Meleish former MEF pastor to lead next Sunday's service. Epworth League welcomes seven Junior League girls. Presbyterian Ladies Aid plans a milk social at B C Watt home Oct 8. St Marys priest Rev Emery at English sermon, church growth noted. Presbyterian parsonage near completion for Rev Campbell family. Varied church notices include Quaker meeting, congregational changes, and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Meleish
MEF
Cullis
Junior League
Epworth League
Ladies Aid Society
M. FE
Itartley
Ladies Aid
The
Presbyterian Church
B.C. Watt
Chrisian Church
W. B Deck
Orit Turney
Tullis
St John's Episcopal Church
Rey Wilkiovon
Farmington
Presbyterian
Rey Campbell
Presbyterian Sunday School
Quaker Meeting
Clear Creek Church
Henry
Mary C. Ninde
Ninde
Peoria
C. W. Ayling
Genesee
George Vail
Whitefeld
F. F. Emery
St. Marys Church
St. Mary's
Henry New Church
Undercliff
A. K. Tullis
Thie City
Insteria
Zumbuehl
Fr Kurery
St. Josephiy Ehurch
Campbell
Isvangeliat Bennett
Putnoam
Michigan
Eureka
Thasabbath School
W. J. Davis
Davis
Muale
M. E
Syle
G. M. Locke
St Mary’s Church
Tailor Made Suits and Overcoats Sell at Low Prices
The ad promotes high quality tailored menswear including suits from 8.50 to 22.60, overcoats from 10 to 20, and trousers from 2 to 5 with a lowest price guarantee. It claims fabric and hanger quality and urges customers to claim a lower price if found elsewhere.
Handsome boys suits priced to beat cheap clothing
It costs no more to fit your boy for school with a stylish all wool suit from our store. If not satisfied we will replace, with boys knee pants from 2.00 to .88.00 and 8 piece suits from 5. to 8.00, hats 25c to 1.45, school shoes 1.00 to 1.98.
Shoes sale offers boys and girls school footwear
Real $1.25 quality school shoes and odds and ends are priced for quick sale. Men’s box calf shoes with fashionable lasts, normally $2.60, are offered at $1.98. Limited stock across the city.
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Peoria’s
New York
Adams St
Tre Big Store
Peoria, Ill
Peoria, Il
the Republican
Daniel Harney Tits Shininel
Florenere
Mayme
Hely Mayne
Kiva Harrison
Faith Case
Mildred Clift
Frank Clift James II Case
John Mercian
Geo Harney Fd Harney
Chas Helman Dollar
Dennis Heal
Walter Harrison
Alexander Case
Michael O'’Marra
Church Notes
Lacan
Toluca
Varna
Congressman Graff
Kelsey
Graff
Garfield Boulevard
Chicago
Holmes
Mary Curran
Curran
Samuel McCoy
South
J. O. Dent
Jeff
Wenona
Florida
Ilinois
Kansas
Dent
John A. Spencer
John Herr
George Travis
A. W. Pepper
Nors
Springs
Iowa
John Travis
Mt. Palatine
Mra Bowden
Maneyfield
Ohioharles
Mary Davis
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