Outing and Church Events Mark Lockport Village Life
Large crowds from St Johns Episcopal church traveled by streetcar to New Lenox for a church meeting. Epworth League event planned at the M E church. Lockport juniors hosted seniors at Woodman hall with music speeches toasts and roasts. Community notices include visits, illnesses, and a three month Alaska plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockport
St. John's Episcopal Church
New Lenox
Episcopal Church
Thomas Bayne
Oswego
New York
Fisher
State Street
George T. Dowse
H. Gooding Butler
Lock‘port High School
Woodman Hall
James Murray
North State Street
Plainfield Social Notes Highlight Summer Visits and Celebrations
Plainfield residents report visits from Joan Smith and son and Mr and Mrs Oneil and daughter from Joliet. Walter R Reeseman returns from the University of Michigan for the summer. A Twenty One party honors Guy Overman on Chicago Road with fifty one guests and a late banquet. Adele Newton and Grace Jarvis visit, while Chas Bartrum remains ill on Bartlett Avenue.
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Guy Overman
L. B. Overman
Chicago Road
Guy
Adele Newton
Yorkville
Grace Er
Jarvis
Bloomington
Chas, Bartrum
Bartlett Avenue
Local notes from Braidwood and neighboring towns
Special Republican Pete Yearly from Minneapolis visits his mother in Braidwood. Edith Pawling leaves for Wooster Seminary Ohio for graduation. Children’s Day services set at the Presbyterian church with a special evening program. Community notices include meetings for the Class on Mor Mons and various social visits and outings around Joliet Wilmington Braceville and Wil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jdwood
Ill
Pete Yearly
Minneapolis
Minn
W. J. Savage
Joliet
Presbyterian
Bert Murphy
Murphy
Edith Pawling
Ohio
Wooster Seminary
The
Presbyterian Church
Mabel Alderson
Braceville
William
Colombatto
Cecilia
Jas. Barnes
Wil
Wm. Hardy
Fred Morris
Wilmington
Ald Bociety
Wignall
Summit Skating Nights At Al Lemont Draw Small Crowd
A fragmented report notes weekly skating events at Al Lemont on Tuesday and Saturday evenings with Matty Jack involved. The text hints at a personal moment about spending last time before an unclear event.
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al- Lemont
Local notes from Lemont and Chicago area deaths
Ragina McDonald travels to Mercy hospital Chicago for serious operation. Peter Klos identified as the man found in the drainage canal with inquest verdict of accidental death. Funeral held for Nicholas Snyder at St. Alphonsus church, burial in German Catholic cemetery. Also social visits noted and roller skating at Alton Park Lemont.
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West 21St Place
Chicago
Jacob
Ford
Wayne
Ind
Davenport
Lil
Mathew
Alton Park
Lemont
George S. Walker
Nicholas Snyder
State Street
St. Alphonsus’ German Catholic Church
Father Bay
Green Garden society notes around Joliet visits
Special to The Republican reports local residents visiting Joliet this week and last. Wm Lankenau attends business fairs in Joliet. Jacob Kraft and George Knapp made trips to Joliet last week and last Sunday respectively. Christ Wieding and family visited John and Lizzie Wieding. Mrs Fred Kampe from Chicago Heights stays with her parents to care for an ill relative. Mrs John Hehberg and her three children visit with relatives in town. Laura Hasenjager hosted schoolmates for a pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Garden
Wm. Lankenau
Joliet
Jacob Kraft
Christ Wieding of
Monce
John and
Lizzie Wieding
George Knapp
Fred’ Kampe
Chicago Heights
Peter Knepper
John Hehberg
Harvey
Laura Hasenjager
A. A. Wiley Critically Ill in Hot Springs
Representative A. A. Wiley of Alabama, a member of the past four congresses, lies critically ill at his Hot Springs hotel. He suffers inflammatory rheumatism and general physical breakdown after 11 weeks of illness in Washington. His son Lieut. Noble J. Wiley is at his bedside.
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Hot Springs
A. A. Wiley
Alabama
Wiley
Washington
Lieut
Noble J. Wiley
Cuba
Spain
Lawton
Delegates for W J Bryan dominate state conventions
Reports from Roanoke Lexington Roswell confirm Democratic conventions instruct delegates to vote as a unit for William J Bryan at the Denver national convention. A Peoria case fines Dr Roy Richards for liquor law violation. Tiflis robbers kill customs chief and staff, loot 12000 dollars. Lusitania arrives at Sandy Hook in 4 days 20 hours 8 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Denver
William J. Bryan
Lexington
Jefferson
Kentucky
Roswell
N. M
Peoria
Roy Richards
Hopedale
Pekin
New York
Sandy Hook
He Was It and She Declares Marriage Choice
Fragmentary dialogue shows a woman asserting autonomy in marriage with playful defiance. The line captivates with a spirited exchange about whom she will wed, implying a light hearted social scene. No further names or clear events are legible.
Odd Fellows Militant Gathering Details and Events
The article covers a large Odd Fellows Patriarchs Militant gathering with talks by Lt Gen M A Rainey and ornate dances at Adam Hall. It notes 500 attendees, decorations, and a sequence of degrees conferred, plus tours of the state penitentiary and a competitive prize drill with prizes of 50 and 25.
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Order
Oda
Adam Hall
Sweet
State
Iowa
Indiana
Odd Fellows
Dellwood
William Tell Hall
Powhyn Hall
Department Council
Illinois. Steel ,Co
Continental Casualty Co
Chicago
Fred Bennitt
F. Pearson
Fred . Whalen
Dave, Weiner
Louis J. Henderson
John D. Henderson
Stephen A. Goodspeed
W. A. Leighton
W. H. Berst
Wilber Beard
James Haddow
W. J. Deeming
W. H. McDonald
William Kuhn
F. C. Smith
Markets Reported Prices for Producers June 12
Prices paid to producers include hay at 13 50 to 18 50, oats straw at 6 00 to 7 00, butter from Elgin creamery and dairy products, eggs fresh 15, potatoes home grown 0 75, new potatoes 1 35 to 1 60, pure country lard 6 7, honey 12 15, packing levels 4 40 to 4 90. Cassidy & Gray, Chicago Board of Trade members, supplied the figures from the Republian daily at 1 80 p m noting potential changes after 1 30 and no guarantees on declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Creamery
Cassidy & Gray
Chicago Board of Trade
Jefferson Street
W. A. Telegraph Co
Chicago
Third Wednesday in June Date Notified
The notice specifies a deadline set on the third Wednesday in June. Details about the event or action are not provided in the readable text.
Grain Price Snapshot for Wheat Corn and Oats
Cash Wheat reports No 2 red at 91-92 percent No 8 red 89-90 14 No 2 hard winter 91-99 No 3 hard winter 89-96 No 3 spring 98-103 Cash Corn No 2 69 percent No 2 yellow 78 No 8 70 No 3 yellow 71-72 No 4 59-62 Cash Oats No 3 white 50-52 No 4 white 49-50
Grain and market notes from Chicago and New York
Grain and provisions prices ease slightly in Chicago with spring wheat lower and export bids up. Wheat futures mix with July and September quotes, corn weaker, oats higher, butter and eggs mixed, potatoes steady to higher, live poultry prices varied. New York prices show flour and grain steady with spot wheat mixed among grades and futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnesota
Étkeo
New York
Suwgeene
Military feat in object marching troops meet at one center
General Frederick D. Grant aims to coordinate ten detachments from distant points to converge at Pine Plains within three hours on Saturday noon. The annual maneuvers of the Department of the East involve over 15,000 soldiers, regulars and militia, in Jefferson county.
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New York
Frederick D. Grant
de Ferrats
Jefferson County
Grant
Pine Plains
Department of the East
Radicals in Dress Debate Put Off at Brethren Conference
In Des Moines, the Church of the Brethren presiding elders and the standing committee refused to discuss radical dress changes, postponing the issue to the next annual conference. The session saw no action on the issue despite visible fashion, including merry widow hats and bright bonnets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tell Hall
Department Council
Ruth N. Chamberlin
Anna Ross Lapham
Chicago
Grand Fortress
C. M. Lytle
Sterling
B. D. Parrish
Mattoon
W. H. Bean
Des Moines
Church of the Brethren
Rheumatism Cured in 24 Hours by Dr. Detchons Relief
Pittsburg merchant T. J. Blackmore praises Dr. Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism claiming relief within 24 hours after nine months of suffering. He states five physicians offered little help and endorses the remedy for other sufferers. Sold by J. D. Brown & Co. and druggists. The Preacher Partics is a peculiar game and the Politician Yes remarks on office fees.
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T. J. Blackmore
Haller & Blackmore
Pittsburg
Dr. Detchon
Detchen
J. D. Brown & Co
Never Concealed. A Quip From Mrs Henpeck
A short comic exchange features Mrs Henpeck stating a tongue is a weapon while Mr Henpeck notes few women are arrested for concealed weapons. The banter ends with a pun where he calls her treasure and she replies with a quip about being his treasurer.
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Carl Focht
Alaska
Elizabeth N. Ayer
John R. Pitts
Plainfield
Braidwood
Matty
Jack Aid
A. A. Wiley Critically Ill
W. J. Bryan
Virginia
New Mexico
Tiftis
Tiflis
Lusitania
He Was
Cnt
M. A. Rainey
Adam. Hall
Grand Lodge
Powhan Hall
J. P. Ellicot
A. J. and
P. Anderson
State Penitentiary
Lee
M. ‘Truby & Son
T. J. Coyne
J. C. Adler
Lave Hogs
Oata Wiscce
Live Springs
Cash Markets
L. A. Raub CO
Insurance Co’s
L. A
D. C
Monarch and
Emery
Adler
Ipsitfo
Pointe
Dunkers
Partics
Chicago St
California
Eer
W. A. Gustafson Ophthalmologist
Cass Street
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