Moline church notices and local updates from October 2 1894
Local notices from Milan area churches report Rev Hayes preaching at Waltons Chapel next Sunday with Sunday school at 9 30 and devotional services at 2 30. Updates include itinerant Elder James Johnston visiting, D S Wendell licensed, and Amos and Minnesota chief remarks. Also mentions boot seller Turner Turner at 1712 2nd Ave Rock Island, and upcoming Milan Democratic rally with Ed Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Hayes
Sr.um
Waltons Chapel
Davenport testimonials praise Mrs Dr Keck cures
Long illness praises how treatment cured consumption and catarrh. Letters from Davenport residents Rudolphus Hoffman and John Roinfeldt credit Dr Keck with dramatic recoveries after hospitals failed. Endorsements claim years of weakness resolved, with offers to provide more letters and histories on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Klichting
Davenport
Dr. Keck
John Roinfeldt
DR Keck
Pleasant Valley Dance Protests and Rail Road Accident
In Pleasant Valley Mr Sam Heagey from Hampton aided the rail road site when Harve Tracy’s horse bolted. Tracy was hurt, but not fatally, and Heagy’s buggy was wrecked. A local dance notice and a minor court case at Nostons office dated Oct 1 1884 are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Heagey
Hampton
Harve Tracy
Mr. Tracy
Tracy
Mr. Heagy
Riverside News Briefs and Local Notes
The two year old son of James Dilts died Tuesday evening. Mr D Bradley has stocked his hardware and is shelving it. Miss Effie Adams won last night’s rink prize for fastest skater. May Schooley placed second. prize was two dozen oranges. Grand Democratic mass meeting set for Main street this Saturday Oct 4. Mrs G H Howens returned from Kansas reporting her daughter improved. Mrs A G Smith of Toledo Iowa visiting her parents. husband touring baseball. Mr W E Johnson plans a return to Dixon Business College. Yesterday’s rain highlights need for roof repairs. Mr George Dickson to replace his. Mr M E Whitehead and wife visited. they return to Yates Center Kansas with Eveline Anderson joining in Kansas City. Reverend B E Coffman has been re
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James Dilts
D. Bradley
Effie Adams
May Schooley
Main Street
G. H. Howens
Kansas
Rathburn
A. G. Smith
Toledo
Iowa
W. E. Johnson
Dixon Business College
Goo. Dickson
M.E. Whitehead
Yates Center
Kansas City
Eveline Anderson
Moline
B. E. Coffman
Republican Jubilee Plans In Doubt As Blaine and Logan Committees Meet
Weather readings show morning 10.80 inches and 67 degrees, noon 10.80 and 81, evening 10.75 and 68. Blaine and Logan executive committee held a session. No steps yet on the Republican jubilee in Moline, but planning continues. McNeil spoke at headquarters in Jackson Blackburn's absence. D O. Reid added remarks. Saturday evening's meeting will feature local Republican addresses. A caller asked Grover Cleveland's age. official note says Cleveland is not at suitable age for presidency. George Skinner returns from Kansas claiming more than enough Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine and Logan
Moline
McNeil
Jackson Blackburn
Rocky Island
D. O. Reid
Republican Party
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daniel Hains
D. D. Wendell
Geo. Johnson
Minnesota
Wendell
Robert Kay, Sr
Joseph Greenwood
James Johnston
Savana
Mary Blacksmith
Milan
Milton
U. B. Church
J. Weaver
E Turner
Rock Island
Rock River
Diltschild
M. E
Ed. Thompson
Peoria
Hennepin Canal
Democrats
J. M. Frey
DEERX
Bloce
Blue Grass
Scott County
Rudolphus Hoffman
Dr. Keex
Bfe
Bayne
Second Street
E. W. Brady
Robert Moore
Brady Street
Adam F. Stafenbiel
American Express Companys
Alice Whisler
Perry Street
Mra Dreck
Illinois
Pleasant Valley
Seph Evens
Seph
Mr Wilson
Ned Carey
John Rudic
the Vailey
Hardwood
Goeasy
Consubie Salior
Mr. Amida
Mississippi
J S. Keator
Ten Broeck
Grover Cleveland
Enquirer
Cleveland
The
United States
George Skinner
Iie
H,. Carse
R. Wright O.E. Adams
Carse & Company
Cho. A. Pethrson
Second Ave
Baw
Sully
Gilpin
Moline, Illinois
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