Picnic plans and local election in 1899 town
Paul C. Mantz says Old Settlers picnic will be the greatest ever with new funds and a fruitful lease. the group eyes Bryan as a drawing card. Frat letters discuss a long winter camp high in the mountains, while rail traffic and pork markets shift as June 1 1899 election for a major vacancy in the 32nd regiment I N G approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Mantz
Old Settlers association
Bryan
a.G. G
JOHN MCKEAN
Co. B. Sana R
LN. G
Day of Union Service at Christian Church Next Sunday
Air services to be held at the Christian Church next Sunday for a memorial and baccalaureate. Address all night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the
Christian Church
Post Meeting and Cemetery Decoration Plans
A call to order announces a movement from Fwmarchiat Street to the cemetery. The Rev Rosenberger and Coffman Quartette are noted. Flowers will be laid Tuesday morning May 39 at Union Hall. A called meeting is set for Post room Saturday evening May 21. All old soldiers urged to attend.
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Male ‘Quartette
ander
of. Rez, Brown
Rowlison
Rosenberger
Coffman
brig
Union hall
Post room
Notice to Odd Fellows Assembly Also Memorial Service
Odd Fellows are requested to meet at LO O at half Sunday May Bari o'clock to attend Memorial.
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Odd Fellows
LO. O
Letters and ads list from Peru May 16 1899 and sale offer
A fragment shows a weekly list of letters remaining at the Peru post office for the week ending May 16 1899 and a sale notice for a 3 room house with nearly half an acre. Also an advertisement for a book The Life and Achievements of Admiral Dewey by Murat Halstead and a Chicago contact for Dominion Company offering large commissions.
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P. O
Peru
abotexs
Borys
A. Black
South Sixth street
ADMIRAL DEWEY
Murat Halstear
Halstone
Enormouusdemand
Dominion Company
Caxton
Chicago
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Brussels
Ingrain
Jace
Milwaukee
Frank Dodson
henib“Ribexy
MELICK BROS
Cash Grocers
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