Joliet Bottling Co Sues Joliet Citizens Brewing for 100000
The Joliet Bottling Co sues Joliet Citizens Brewing Co in Circuit Court for 100000 claiming termination of a contract to handle Citizens beer caused heavy financial losses. Praecipe filed. declaration to follow. Lawyers named include McNaughton Garnsey Woods. Offices at Van Buren and Scott Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet Citizens Brewing Co
Joliet Bottling Co
Schlantz
Call McNaughton
Donahue, McNaughton & McKeown
John H. Garnsey
Harvey E. Woods
Citizens Beer
Brewing Company
Joliet Bottling Company
van Buren and
Scott Streets
W. O. Bates
Bates Machine Co
Robert M. Adam
Ident
Concern
Owing
Repretatives
Colored man threatens family in drunken episode
William Lynn, described as colored and an ex convict, caused panic at 65 South Desplaines Street last evening threatening his wife, family, and boarders with violence and possible death. He was arraigned for drunkenness and fined one dollar. authorities planned to notify prison officials about his prior record and potential return to confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lynn
Desplaines Street
Lynn
Lizzie
William
Carlson
Allen
Williams
Ware
Robinson
Bridgewater
BBI
Cleo Schultz
Bs Robinson
Lockport
Iewood Park
Cowing & King
Decatur
III
Mrs George Geissler Hosts Veassee Kraenchen Club
Mrs George Geissler entertained Veassee Kraenchen club members yesterday afternoon at her home 720 Hast Washing. The event featured a pleasant social gathering with members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Geissler
Veassee-kraenchen
George Geis
Concert Favorites at Richards Street M E Church
Miss Florence Ackley soprano and piano, Miss Gertrude Miller reader, Miss Hianche Deering violin and piano, and Ross Hickerwell soloist perform tonight in a Richards Street M E Church concert. The program promises an unusual repertoire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Miller
Deering
Ross Hickerwell
Richards Street
M. E
Florence Ackley
Gertrude Goodwin Miller
Hianche Deering
Quiet Wedding for Priges Hanley and Carl Provins
Miss Priges Hanley and Carl Provins of Ottawa were quietly married at St Marys parsonage at noon yesterday. The bride wore a white gown and no attendants. A wedding dinner for immediate families was served at the bride’s parents home, and the couple will travel to Joliet before moving to their future home in Buhl Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priges Hanley
Carl Provins
Ottawa
St.Mary's Parsonage
Hanley
South Hastern Avenue
Provins
Street department resumes work after rain delay
After a one day delay caused by heavy rains yesterday, the street department resumed work today. The force lost two horses to illness, reducing available manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Department
Out of town marriage reported for two residents
John Bianchetta of South Wilmington aged 25 and Lucy Boetta of Cardiff aged 18 were married by Justice Blood yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bianchetta
South Wilmington
Lucy Boetta
Cardiff
Justice Blood
Three Elements of an Education Highlighted by Blair
The Horticultural Society gathering at the High School featured Francis G. Blair, state superintendent-elect, outlining three educational elements. Emphasis was placed on observation and memory, accurate recording, and an active mind through varied activities, with notes on work, home life, and the role of girls in education.
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Blair
Glee Club
Castle Brown
Virgil Brown
Francis G. Blair
Charleston
Grand and petit juries named for January term report
Grand and three petit juries are drawn for the January term of the Circuit court. The first petit panel reports January 7, the second January 21, and the third February 4. grand jury also reports January 7. Names by precinct listed for Channahan to Wilton with jurors and alternates named for two weeks each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehlantz
Channahan
Dollinger
Crete
John Meier
Custer
Joseph McGuyre
DuPage
Jud
W. Davis
Florence
Andrew Baskerville
Frankfort
Otto B. Herschbach
Green Garden
Albert Engelhardt
Homer
John D. Frazer
Jackson
Frank Brown
Joliet
E. B. Butterfield
Lockport
Richard G. Baldwin
Manhattan
Joseph Lawlor
Monee
George Schirra
New Lenox
Conrad Hoffman
Peotone
D. H. Morrison
Plainfield
Geo. B. Smith
Reed
Robert Cox
Troy
John Bieth
Washington
Fred Becker
Wheatland
John Grey
Will—Chas
Willie
Wilmington
Thomas Gunning
Wilton
Andrew Quigley, Sr
Election of Officers St Francis Court Foresters No 119
St Francis Court of Catholic Order of Foresters No 119 held its annual election of officers at St John’s Society hall. Elected were Joseph Kellar chief ranger Peter Bingen vice ranger Joseph Hauser recording secretary John Pubentz financial secretary Michael Moyar treasurer Otto Hammerding Aug Kameboge and John S Stein trustees Anton Racher delegate to State Convention Joseph Braun alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Court of Catholic Order of Foresters
St. John's Society
Joseph Kellar
Peter Bingen
Joseph Hauser
John Pubentz
Michael Moyar
Trensurer
Otto Hammerding
Aug. Kameboge
John 8. Stein
Anton Racher
Joseph Braun
Local police start crusade against after hours saloon keepers
Fred Bagnell and James Bartholme were arrested and fined $10 with $2.25 costs for operating after hours. Erick Ryge paid the same total for keeping open on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bagnell
James Bartholme
Erick Ryge
Flood Threat Strikes Joliet as Creek Floods Plants
Heavy rains push Hickory creek over banks flooding Slough drains and many cellars in Joliet. Wm E Pratt Manufacturing suffers major loss estimated 4000 to 5000 dollars as foundry floods. Gerhart Plant Co building basement flooded. pumping station remains safe but further rain could worsen damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Hickory Creek
Wm. E. Pratt Manufacturing &Co
Gerhart ‘Pland Co
Henderson Street
van Fleet ‘Manufacturing Co
Robinson Divorce Sparks Chicago Scandal In Court Fight
Senator Farnham of Chicago, Mrs. Robinson’s brother in law, backs her divorce case with Attorney Cantwell and Urbstein. Robinson allegedly lists seventeen alleged intimates and offers cash to drop the bill. Local secret societies threaten action as Mrs. Robinson faces expulsion from social circles and possible scandal in Decatur and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnum
Chicago
Robinson
Baka
Farnham
Frank Farnham
Tfon
Raph
Cage
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Itizen Grewing Gi
Joliet Botting Works
Ree
Recorder Geists
Vewing
Michael Kahn
Jamus Herbert
John
J. Welinitz
Messrs. Welinitz
Kahn
Mames L
Kollman
J. F. Arnold
D. Spelter
Theodore Mertens
J.-G. Wilhelmi
Amos .Galass
J. Steiner
M. H. Dorn
B. Volts
P. Pruening
P. Ferschberger
William Wunderlich
Schuessler
Mesdames Rigg
A. Olhaver
Ead
Veassee-Kraenzchen
Frances Farney
Carl Proving
Til
Dean Davenport
the Horticultural _ Society
Francis G
H. T. Thompson
Marengo
W. R. Soverhill
Tiskilwa
Guy 4Bel Bryant
Charles Hey
Dixon, IL
Boverhill
Turner
Grand Jury
George Daniels
Chas
Klemme
Orr
Fred Leppla, Jr
Paul Weber
Jottet
Chas. Heun
S. P. Avery
J. B. Hart
Anton Redman
John J. McCarthy
A. Lundstrom
M. H. Freeman
Jas. Carson
J. B. Monahan
Aug. Norstedt
Wm. Cline
Werden Buck
J. B. Gleisner
Frank Birkey
E. W. Coppage
John Etting
Frank Miller
August Johnson
John Ward
Farmer
Patrick Walsh
Charles Hohmann
P. M. Collins
Isaac Fouser
Thos. Chadwick
Nick Koen
Arthur Aiaeh
Will-Henry Schmidt
B. D. Jones
Herman Paulsen
Channahon—@co
Hess
Herman Bruns
John Erickson
Christ Kohlhagen
John Harrington
Henry Roderick
Oliver Flint
Frank Lower
Thomas McLaine
A Ricketson
Wm. Doubleday, Sr
Henry Wolfrum
James Chaffee
Geo. Malone
Wesley
Wm. Henneberry
Will—Henry Paul, Jr
Frank Crate
Dan Smith
Henry Heldt
Joseph LeDoux
Frank Rhemer
Mose Mante
Leroy Dutchman
Fred Gillett
J. M. Ulrich
James Richmond
Henry Jungels
B. F. Lumley
C. W. Thompson
Jacob Basset
Win. E. Pratt Company
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