Pocket Book Found and Local Notices In The Daily Sun
Pocket Book containing a small amount of money found. Owner may claim by contacting Chas Cogan at his office and paying this notice. The Gospel Temperance Meeting announced for Ottawa Street M E church tomorrow at 3 PM with speakers. A meeting at the Court House Tuesday evening to organize county relief for suffering tenants and raise funds. Local notices note appointment of Freight and Ticket Agent T N Marvin for Burlington and Quincy Railroad at Ottawa.
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Chas. Cogan
Ottawa Street M. E
Parnell and Dillion Committee
D. H. Pinney
Court House
Joutet
Marvin
B.C
Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Ottawa
Knights of Pythias Mark 17th Anniversary Event
The Knights of Pythias lodge in the city celebrates its 17th anniversary on the 19th with a meeting at the hall Monday night to plan a programme. The lodge is thriving and hopes to stage a full uniform street parade on that day.
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Knights of Pythias
Stone City Pleasure Club Hosts Flourishing Munroe’s Hall Party
The Stone City Pleasure Club held a well attended party at Munroe’s Hall on Friday night with about fifty couples. Music pleased guests and Thos Creevy’s supper was a standout feature. It was the club’s first event in nearly two years, and organizers are urged to continue hosting similar occasions.
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Stone City
Munroe’s Hall
Thos. Creevy
Concert by Prof Kendall Fills Opera House on Feb Seventeenth
Attention is called to a concert by Prof O S Kendall on February 17 at the Opera House. Noted tenor Charles Knorr of Chicago, Prof Pratt Julia Moran Mrs Duerselen and other local talent will assist. Kendall has long entertained the public as pianist and vocalist. Seats are free.
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O.$. Kendall
Opera House
Charles Knorr
Chicago
Pratt
Julia Moran
Duerselen
Kendall
Agricultural Board
J.D. Paige
Paige
Meyers
Cook County
B.B. Mitchell
Rochester
N. Y
Blue Line
Reed
Pekin Road
B. Gnatt
Streator Free Press
M. Ruggles
Streator House
J. D. Waller
St. Nicholas Hotel
Joliet
Waller
Ruggles
John D. Waller
Man dies after assault in Rolling Mills saloon
Antony Murphy dies from concussion and ruptured blood vessel after an altercation with John McGowan in the Rolling Mills district saloon. McGowan surrenders to authorities as coroner and inquest proceed. deputy sheriffs calm a resisting brother. investigation ongoing. Separate notes praise Agricultural Board actions and revival meetings.
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Rolling Mills
Antony Murphy
Hugh Flinn
John McGowan
Rolling Mill
Murphy
McGowan
Flinn
Martin Murphy
Antony
Meiden
Moon & Moon
Searles
Hosmer
Hanna
Joliet business men seek cutlery plant deal with Mr. Cogan
A Joliet inquiry reports Mr. J. C. Cogan and his son Charles consider locating a West cutlery factory here. Proposals offer a free three year building, tax payment, 1000 cash for fit up, plus later options and rent after three years. Sanger & Moody may build a power ready plant near the Jefferson street bridge. A public meeting at the Court House next Monday urged by local merchants to secure the enterprise and spur a city boom.
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J. C. Cogan
Chas. Cogan
Wilmington
Apon
Cog
Ihs
Cogan
Chicago
Charles
Sanger
Sanger & Moody
Jefferson Street Bridge
Foundry
Juliet
Court House
Joliet
Duckle
Ory
Prient
Leap Year Party at the Youngs on Washington
A pleasant leap year party was held last Thursday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Young on Washington street. About twenty couples attended and the event was well arranged and carried out, showcasing what womanly effort can accomplish.
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Mrs. Young
Washington Street
Christening the Young Sheriff at Piepenbrink Day
Visitors will not be admitted to the County Jail tomorrow as Mr. and Mrs. Piepenbrink set apart the day to christen the young Sheriff. The celebration will be a day of rejoicing and ceremonies should not be interrupted.
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Florence Herbert
Joe. Murphy
Mr. Herbert
Mrs. Cotton
Mrs. Wentworth
Weidinger and McGinley Married in Chicago
In Chicago on February date Frank N Weidinger and Kate McGinley both of the city were married. Stansbury and Co have just opened a sale of steam dried apples and offer the finest syrup at 50 cents in town.
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Weidinger—Mcginley
Chicago
Frank N. Weidinger
Kate McGinley
Stansbury & Co’s
Rare sewing machine sale and clerical help ad
A short notice announces limited time bargains on New Home and Domestic sewing machines by Cas. CoGan at California Tea Store Ottawa Street. Also promoting Wolf's Shirt department, Jefferson street tea store, Chicago Bankrupt Store deals on boots and shoes, and a job offer for a young traveler with fair pay.
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Joliet
Cas. CoGan
Court House
Ottawa Street
City
California Tea Store
Jefferson Street
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