Redline heads to Indiana to lead Lanark band next season
Ed Redline leaves next week for Indiana after securing a contract to lead a band. He says the Lanark orchestra will be stronger and better than ever on the turf next season. The Lanark electric light system lights up the town for the first time, with new chandeliers and a Masonic ball setting an example. Burglars emptied M Dupuis & Son lumber office in Savannah last Wednesday night, blowing the safe with dynamite and taking about fifteen dollars in silver and some rare coins, with no clues to the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Redline
Indiana
Lanark Orchestra
M. Dupuis & Son
Savanna
Lanark Notices and Local Advancements in 1900
John Bowers returns to Lanark from Whitten with his family as Mr Towers health declines. Noble & Pfoutz form a real estate and insurance partnership listing Carroll County lands and western properties. Post office unclaimed letters notice. Steamer line to resume Milwaukee to Grand Haven service. Fishing outing for Miss Risley classes. Odd local anecdotes and a wedding. Illustrated Hymn Social planned at M E Church with program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joln Bowers
Lanark
Whitten
Towers
Noble and
Pfoutz
Noble & Pfoutz
Carroll County
John K Knede
Hoga, P.M
Local notes and events from a Pratt County town
Elder Rodgers preached at Bethel to a large crowd after a welcome visit. Oil tanks planned by Standard Oil at the depot to supply dealers nearby. Aurora viewed from clouds on Saturday. Many local names and scattered incidents including vandalism, horse injuries, May baskets, phonograph exhibit, Decoration day speaker, and church notices. Community updates cover residents, schools, politics, and social happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cbe Rodgers
the Bethel
Ledge
Pratt County
Heweoe Hoffman
Standard Oil Company
N Ht
Halderman
Delia Lebkicker
Little Son
Old
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Wreebkicker
Carvity
Duncan Eley
Community Notes From Pear City and Nearby
Mrs Kahl of Pear City spent Sunday with Spring Valley friends. Sunday school scheduled for ten o'clock next Sabbath followed by preaching at eleven. Miss Emma Backer returned home Saturday after visiting her sister Mrs Henry Bremmer. A Tuesday evening business meeting was held to discuss church repairs. Flo Elmer, recently in Freeport, returned Saturday. Epworth League members plan their first sociable at Walter Foust’s home on Wednesday evening the 15th. Miss Doty visited her parents at Hickory Grove. John Moll and wife from Shannon visited the Garrisons Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Rahn
Anna V. Boddiger
Brookville
Kate Myers
Forreston
H. Stephan
Rahn
Oakville
Will Swartz
Chadwick
George Valatt
Oregon
Ed Reece
Stiteley
Eskelson
Clinton
Young Ladies Guild
Volney Armour
GL Hoffman
Armour
Nose
Rey Loveland
JA Ehmer
Lanark
John Dresbach
Wr Ehmer
John W Stiller
Pennsylvania
Rockford
Jeremiah
Ida Renner
M. M. Mitchell
Chicago
K. L. Mitchell and Son
Pearl City
Elie Boyd
Cherry Grove
Miss Boyd
Jena Sleer
St Peter
S. & Carter
Will Klipping
Samuel Beardsley
Lancaster
Koch
F. B. Speck
Kahl
Pear City
Spring Valley
Emma Backer
Henry Bremmer
Flo Elmer
Freeport
Epworth League
Walter Foust
Miss Doty
Hickory Grove
John Moll
Shannon
Miles Garrison
Local notes on farming, estates and a daring race
David Zuck paints his barn amid farm work while Jacob Zuck improves. Howard Mullin buys a high grade racing bicycle to challenge Carroll county. Local court matters include Lanark Bank suit against Amos Wolf and executors reports for several estates. A jury finds Amelia Schwass insane. The Chicago Times Herald praised by The Railway Conductor as a fearless independent paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Zuck
Oscar Moll
de Wales
Lanark
F T Rose
Mt. Carroll
Cherryrove
Howard Mullin
Carroll County
the Exchange Bank of Lanark
Amos Wolf
Alonzo Heath
Jacob Lashell
George Lashell
Charles F. Truckenmiller
Samuel Ludwick
Margaret D Ludwick
Lucas Douglas
Mary C Douglas
Mary C Douglas, Adm'r
Henry Slifer
Scott Snively
Adm'r
Amelia Schwass
Chicago Times-Herald
Times- Herald
Auction Sale for Late John Wolf in Lanark
On May 9 1806 at the east half of block 14 in Stover's addition Lanark the Wolf estate auctions land in two lots with half cash and the rest in one year by note at 6 percent interest. Personal property includes hay straw buggy cutter and lumber with six month credit on sums over five dollars. A Plano binder and Champion binder plus a Howe hay scale are offered at a warehouse near Tavenner's livery stable. Amos Ware executor serves notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stover
Lanark
John Wolf
Tavenner
Amos Ware
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Tuk
Aliemong’s Drug Store
Lan SE
the Lanark Gazette
W. G. Winn
Pub
Than G. Este
Gazette Building
Broad St
Lanark, Il
Wounn
Boyd Zuck
Morrison
Whiteside County
Morrison Poultry Association
Hess’ HanowaAnn
Henry Walker
J. P. Brown
BE. Dubble
W. OU. Porerpaven
Freedom School
Dist. No. 1
CP. Pererpaven
Church of God
M. BE
Oregon Independent
Heath & Robinson
L. A. Sprecher
G. C. Taber
Hegeman
Hearth & Ronson
C. M. & St. P. Company
Geo. Mitchell
Kittredge
County Farm Committee
Board of Supervisors
Winnie Miller
Alice Chaffee
Columbus
Ohio
Hess
Detroit
Grand Haven
Milwaukee
Grant Haven
Fredericka Risley
Miss Lyle
Ramsey’s Slough
Fshing
Sterling Standard
Rahn—Boddiger
M. E
Leona Hess
Addie Gault
Nellie Galpin
Maud Weary
Jacob
Georgetown
Connell
Cherry Grove Charch
Keltner
H. O. Noble
D. C. Pfoutz
Nove
Proutz
Fire and Life Insurance
First National Bank
Arkansas
Lonoke and
Prairie
State of
Union
Joel Sweitzer
Florence
Jacob Zuck
Circuit Court
Sheller
J. G. Sheller
J. Erisman
Post Office
Lanark, Illinois
Ny’s Worth
Oxfords
Jackson Corset
Irccofmick
McCormick
GC. H. Little & Co
St Louis
Burlington
Caldwell
Hogan
Henry Siifer
Henry Silfer
Court House
J. Scott Snively
Maggie J. Hager
Maggie d Hager
Mount Carroll
A. D
George A. Rover
Renner & Smith
Greeley
Fr. Whitney
G. N. St
the Wilbur Lumber Co
W. H. Ritter
S Cove « Co
T.c
J. S. Cole & Gas
Clothiers & Furnishers
Stephenson St. Reef Orrit
Ill
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