Grand Hotel roof likely by end of work
A jumble of brief notices reports the new Grand Hotel nearing roofing completion alongside multiple local deaths illnesses and accidents. Notable items mention Mrs Freok Schulte gravely ill at 1212 Park St and Rolonion Woteci dying at his daughter's Wheatland home aged 82. Other items record a bridge carpenter's foot injury, Mary E New's cancer death, and Captain T C Bailey's death in Salt Lake City. The era’s shifting moves include moving the Journal office. and local political notes with Yates supporters and a shift in agricultural management in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freok Schulte
Park Street
Rolonion Woteci
W. P. Latt
Wheatland
Sotro-M-Hottingeworth
T. H. Bridge Carpenter
Mary E New
Claremont
Illinois
Gherles—O'donnell, Jr
Joho
Capt
T. C. Bailey
Salt Lake City
Journal
Richland to absorb old light company by Hughes after Oct 1
Frank Powers a leading Richland citizen died Friday at 63 years. Born in Vermont, he was a pioneer traveling man and, until 1897, partner in McAlpin & Co. of Cincinnati. Mrs H M Bunn died at Bonpas township home age 50 after Mt Olive services. White of Noble is gravely ill and not expected to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Light Company
Hughes Company
Frank Powers
Vermont
Powers
McAlpip & Co
Cincinnati
Bunn
Bonpas Township
Mt Qlive
Ie White
Noble
Noble Times Reports Billings Bros Plant and Cattle Shipment
The Billings Bros built a new evaporating plant in Noble's north. Poff Bros shipped three carloads of cattle to Chicago, about 60 head, touted as the county's finest. Yearling calves weighing 1400 to 1600 pounds accompanied the lot and a 5 cent price was offered before departure. Also noted are the weddings of Ethel Emily to Clifton Clark Coventry and the couple to reside in Chicago at 6841 Yale Avenue after September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings Bros
Noble— Times
Poff Bros
Perth
Chicago
Haindchoe
Mreight
Ethel Emily
Clifton Clark Coventry
Yale Avenue
Wabash Kept: New Christian Church Dedicated at Kitchen's Bridge
Wabash reports the dedication of a new Christian church at Kitchen's Bridge on Sunday. The Aiendaville Odd Fellows bought their former hall, with the lodge expanding. A local debt case involves Forest Moore owing 14.75 to Police Magistrate Borkit for carrying a concealed slug shot. An accident near Maud injured Henry Alka and family, their wagon upset when the team frightened. Mt. Carmel plans to distribute for Standard Oil, installing a 20 000 gallon tire proof receiving tank near the YMCA on North Main. John Bedell lies ill from an asthma attack. Frederick Sever, a prominent farmer from our county, was recently stricken with apoplexy. The Mt. Carmel Unitarian church dedication featured a sermon by Qu Lice Te.
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New Christian
Kitchen’s Bridge
Odd Fellows
Aiendaville
Forest Moore
Allendale
Borkit
Henry Alka
Maud
Mt. Carmel
Standard Oil Company
North Main Street
Register
John Bedell
Frederick Sever
Wrou County
Mt. Carn
Sromony
Local death notices and civic changes in Palestine area
James Simons an Annapolis settler dies. Mrs. Frank Cuuctner of Palestine passes away. Mrs. Caroline Myers, formerly of New Hebron, dies near Porterville and is buried at Mt Pleasant. Married couples list brisk with several weddings. Ed E. Lindsay to retire as county clerk. J H Price to succeed. Carl Brahop to start new Hutsonville paper. Argus comments two papers may be too many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Myers
Regit
New Hebron
Portervile
Mt. Pleasant
Ed E. Lindsay
A. W. James
C. Q. Harper
Ratire
J H. Price
Nhaos Central
Mr. Lindsay
Carl Brahop
Hutsonville
Argus
Huteonville
Dawn of the Century March by Paull Out Now
A newly released march by E. T. Paull titled Dawn of the Century captivates with a lithographed title page and five color printing. Paull, famed for Ben Hur Chariot Race March and Charge of the Light Brigade, is hailed by critics as presenting one of the market’s best new scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Pauil
Panis
Charge of the Light Brigade
America
Dixie
Paull
Personal notices from Sumner and vicinity
Local readers list social calls and travel: H Bann in St Louis. Christy in Oley. Ray Green church services at Calbouo. Joneses on county business. Mabel Jones from Olney. Kingsbury with Dr. Murphy family. Fred Brian to Cairo. Christy visit in St Louis. various visits among families in Sumner, Neosho, and surrounding towns. Rev D Breeze to Centralia. Miss Keplinger to St Franciaville to teach. Mra J W Marks and Mra Lizzie Phillips in Sumner. Miss Lilly Wood to Edwardsville. M S Dean Clark to Dixon. Mrs. Mountz and children to Springfield. State Fair plans and church conference notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
N.C. Green
Calbouo
Gee
Lawrenceville
J. P. Jones
T Thureday
Mise Mabel Jones
Sanday
Olney
Kingsbury
Murphy Thureday
Fred Brian
Cairo
Visst
St. Louie
Chae
Pixley
Probst
Weat Salem
Sumner
David Smith
Clemma Perkins
D. Breeze
Centralia
Fred Lagn
Mary Balmer
Uttey
J.J. Stoll
Andy Combs
Tol Clark
St-boure Sanday-ai-e-ebort
Joe
Osborn
Pri
Searcy
Ark
Mra
Mise
Blanche Purdy
Lawrence- Huebner
Ellen Roberts
Ole
Carms
Neice
H. M. Fenis
Henrietta Keplinger
St. Franciaville
L Jones
Mise Lou Wolf
Newton
T. QO. Jones
Harry May
Flora
Charley
Dean Clark
Dixon
Legiona
Margaret Gillespia
Jennie Smith
S. P. Groves
Edwardsville
Judge Forces Courthouse Stand Down In Georgia Gun Case
A Georgia judge suspends a trial and orders the sheriff to lock the courthouse doors. He warns that a man with a pistol will face a fine, while other defendants place nineteen pistols and nineteen dollars on the stand. The judge identifies a man with the black whiskers as the original gun carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beorgis
Georgia
Inestinens
Laster
Grand Jury
New York Press
Railroad doctor praises Buckleo'n Arnica Salve
A fragment notes Dr A Kellett of Wilkle cites arnica salve as wonderful for injuries. The text mentions a world champion and a Buckleo’n Sherulan product, reflecting an old time ad or testimonial fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kellett
Wilkle
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Dunphy’s Groceries
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Wm. Dunphy & Son
T.M. Stevens
Nade
Ae Een
Re. Lawakos
Val
Mutpe
A. P. Henderson
Redwood County
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Albion
Sameville
Richland
Wabash
Grawforl
James Simons
Annapolis
Seaway
Frank Cuuctner
Palestine
Linton
Ind
W. BR
Plew
Liezie Batey
Natc Red
Clifford Shears
Lionie Martin
Thureday
Harvey Smith
Georgia Walters
Tay
Meadern
Larenc
Bond
Loaia Hospital
HE. T. Paull
Bt. Loaia
Train Music Co
New York
H. Bann
St. Louis
Christy
Oley
Roy Phillipa
Weat Liberty
Thos. P. and
Lee Gillespie
Denison
Pinger
Jas.Hollister
Jas. K. Roney
Our City
M. Christy
LS. Christy
Wilney Dunphy
Little Eons
C. H. Gordon
J. W. Marks
Lizzie Phillips
Vernon
Dollahan
John Richey
Petty Town
Fairbury, Neb
Lilly Wood
W.H. M.S
M. E. Chareh
Dr. Mountz
Chauncey
Springfield
Euenie
T W. Evans
Mngland
Shoreditch
Stants
Evan i
Mies
Orme
Tory
Jor
Mesera
Geo
Anil Victor Rigg
Belnant
Samera
Isit
Reai- N Ding
Crawford County
Peur
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