Sunday Services Draw Large Crowds in Mitchell
Sunday proceedings at the Inthe national church drew large audiences with Rev. S P delivering a sermon contrasting biblical wine with modern use. Col C J Bolt attracted many at the Baptist church in the afternoon and the evening service was crowded to the doors with some standing throughout. A collection was taken to cover meet expenses and personal donations followed. The event featured humor, story and solid argument on temperance. Also notes a House Seeker's Excursion with round trip fares offered by the C St P M & O Ry on select dates to southern points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
C. J. Bolt
Baptist Church
Col. Holt
CL. McKinley
Aged Mrs Blakeslie Dies Suddenly North of Town
Mrs. Martin Blakeslie died very suddenly Friday night at her home two miles north of town. She had seemed well during the day despite years of invalidism. Her husband, upon returning from the farm, found her unresponsive in the kitchen and life extinct. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the residence with Rev. C. M. Peck officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Blakeslie
Blakeslie
C.M. Peck
Dare
Uous
Public School Notes And Local Health Remedies
Public school notes register twenty two bands in the high school. Washington’s Birthday celebration planned Friday afternoon with public invitation. Winter term ends in three weeks. Teachers held regular meeting Monday afternoon. High school boys reorganized their literary society last Friday. Various health and patent medicine advertisements and claims appear, including Dr. Warner's White Wipe of Tar Syrup and Winslow’s Soothing Syrup marketed for children. Teacher examinations to be held March 1 at Court Hall in Mitchell, overseen by Jessie C. West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capt
Kocher
Feo
Bortie
Weiheme
Ima
Warner
Im. H. Fa S. Cho. Ba. Tp
Wilton, Monroe Co., LL Vis
Court Hall
Mitchell
Jessie C. West
Last Rites for Joseph Kindelan Arrive in Colorado
The south Milwaukee train brought the remains of Joseph Kindelan to the city Thursday afternoon. A K of P detachment met the procession at the depot and the cortege moved to Catholic Cemetery where he rests beside his wife. Pallbearers included S. H. Scallin and others. many friends followed to the grave. Kindelan, formerly a roadmaster on the Milwaukee road, authored The Trackmen Helper and left 32,000 in insurance with plans to care for his children aged five to thirteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Milwaukee
Joseph Kindelan
K. of P. Lodge
H. Scallin
R. T. Robinson
C. C. Bras
W. B H. Coayes
Carles
Windelan
Milwaukee Road
IT. D
C. A. Cosgrave
Nindelan
University Nuggets and Local Notices Among 1896 Items
The page lists university notes on enrollment and student events, notices about Miss Helen Sourhead and Mark Benet, dormitory activities, and plans to honor W rton's birthday. It also includes a long medical ad for Hood's Sursapariila, a post office uncalled letters list, a tithe note, and excursion ticket sale details by the Ry Co.
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Erie Medical CO
Buffalo, N.Y
Rothers
Illinois Central
R. R
Chicago
Paliman
New Orleans
Romeseekers
LeMars
Cairo
Mephitis
Florio
Illinois Ceatin’ BR
Holly Shrings
Birkrinshwa
Atlinta
Barles- Ton
Savin
Raliforne
Utho
Derrietiaale Aire
Cine
Scientific American Agency
CNN &C
Scientific American
M. Uelishees
Souper
Sieker
Columbus
Leona
Ferrys
Ress
Ferry
Rm. Mootitis Pennyroyal Eeeel
OR. Motts Ben, CO
Cleveland
Ohio
L O. Gale
Sy Company
Phat Delphi
Tm. Co
Rochester
Peniveovar
Hester
Leon Square
Sif
Er's
Mair
Balsam
Pss
Acme Cycle Company
Elkhart, Ind
Public
Winslow
D. Wil Creek
N.Y
Chamberlain
Colorado
University Nuggets
James Rogan
Locke
Mark Benet
Helen Sourhead
Chanel
Drake and McCahts
Ethan & Ing
Students Association
As &S
Carson
Dunham
Hasey
G E Garretts
Kate Mairsham
J G Posey
Wil Smith
Della Welsh
Welsh
Saml
T. Green
P. M
Unus
Hood
Sr P Ry
Oa Bey
Jerryt
Gyen Electric
ST. Chicaco
Vol
Katy
Lee
Em Iror Ionic
Carlson
Seallin
Twen
Dr. J
Tome
MIT
W.H. Knowles
Sapolio
I.e Boeb
M.D
Security Bank
Secole - 7
South Dako
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