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Newspaper

The Joliet Daily Republican

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1908

Page

2

Funeral in Lockport for Lydia Bartlett

From nearby towns report the funeral of Lydia Bartlett, a Leekport High School graduate who studied at Joliet Township High, Northwestern Evanston, and was in this month's graduation. Her illness and death from pneumonia ended a life of usefulness, with Rev Frost delivering comforting words and the Lexington quartet performing. Pallbearers included Georges Farrell and Arthur Strawson, among others, as friends and relatives express deep sympathy.

Lockport Lydia Bartlett L. A. Robinson Leekport Joliet Township Northwestern University Evanston Lexington Quartet Chicago T. Tfrost First Methodist Church Frost M. J. Newell Mr. Gartlett Central Presbyterian Church Margaret Milne Arthur Strawson Milne

Cathlic church card party at Electric Park draws 300

Special to The Republican reports the Catho lic church ladies led by Mrs. Fred Self ridge hosted a card party at Electric Park with over 300 attendees. Prizes awarded to both ladies and gentlemen included china, plates, cigars, stein, and condiments. Proceeds will fund a new church. Also noted: Mrs. Geo Flagg Jr. hosted a party for Gerald and Marjorie with 26 children and a luncheon on the lawn. Mrs Ella Plett hosting S B Pletcher relatives from Hoopston.

Plainfield Catholic Church Fred Selfridge Electric Park P. V. Scully J. McCarty Stein Murray Geo. Flagg, Jr Gerald Marjorie Ella Plett Mra B. Pletcher Hoopston

Lemont Social Notes From June Visiters And Moves

Miss Helen Lynch traveled to Chicago to visit friend Miss Addy Keily for a few days. Harry Lashinsky, recently with his parents, also went to Chicago for work in a car shop. Miss Plla Graf of DuQuoin Illinois stayed with Miss Ida Decestray this week. Rev. Mr. Ciefe attended the tryon business Wednesday. Edward Thormahlon of Downers Grove visited relatives yesterday. Miss Irene Lizer of Lockport spent time with aunt Mr. Felk on State street. E R Tessem conducted Chicago business yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wright welcomed a baby boy at their Porter street home. Mrs. F E Cave of Morgan visiting her parents on North Brown. J Keegan and family moved into Shelly cottage on Custer street. Edward Bohn, now of St Louis, is in town repairing property on Stephen street. Ange Stewart visited friends in Joliet Wednesday.

Charles White Jim Kindness George White Henry Burch Romeo Peter Weese Waldvogel Chicago Lizzie Burch Harriettt Parr Sadie McCoy Jim Aspel William Tilsey Joliet Aspel Homer Irving Rowley Lockport George Rowley Kansas Grove Loren Aspel John Aspel Misa Marjorie Moore Maurice Reed Michigan Nancy Reed Robert Dnglewood Lemont Republican Helen Lynch Addy Keily Harry Lashinsky Plla Graf DuQupin Ill Ida Decestray Mr. Ciefe Edward Thormahlon Downer’s Grove Irene Lizer Mr. Felk State Street FE. Cave of Morgan Ll. Brown J. Keegan Pittsburg, Pa Shelly Custer Street Edward Bohn St. Louis Stephan Street Henry Hess Peart Mokena Emil Haass Irene Hall Lincoln Nebraska Colgies Blodgett Mra R. l. Eldredge

Local notices from Elwood June events and deaths

A summary of community items from Elwood includes Pomona Grange attendance in Manhattan, church services at Ly oe M. E. and Presbyterian churches, a school term ending at Drummond, an entertainment event, and a June 19 school library fundraiser in Albert Noel's grove. John Norton suffers rheumatism. Union Workers meet June 24 at Mrs. C. H. Loucks. Robert Winters, longtime Jackson township resident and a member of the 100th Illinois, dies June 15. funeral Tuesday at his home and at North Providence Ridge church, burial in the local cemetery. Mrs. H. E. Gifford and daughter visit Aurora. An ad praises Electric Bitters for digestive and liver issues. Round trip rail tickets with slight price excess to Canada and New England resorts go on sale after June 1.

Hattie McCune Drummond Albert Noel Grove John Norton C. H. Loucks Robert Winters Jackson Township North Providence Ridge Church Winters H. E. Gifford Fannie Aurora

Local Market Prices Reported by Cassidy & Gray

Prices for June 18 list multiple commodities including yellow corn No 3 mixed corn No 3 and No 4, hay baled and loose oat straw butter eggs potatoes pure country lard and poultry. Quotations come from The Republican daily at 1 30 p m with notes that prices may change and firms reserve rights. Cassidy Gray brokers of Chicago Board of Trade provide the data from 27 Jefferson Street Chicago dated June 17.

Cassidy & Gray ,Qearners of Chicago Board of Trade Jefferson Street W. Uy Telegraph Co

Frankfort Neighbors and Events Chronicle June

Frankfort notes show relatives visiting from Joliet Aurora and Chicago. church christenings include Lester Ernest Koerner and Wilhelmina Mager. Misses Lillian Craig Lizzie Reimer Sabina Branday Irene Hall travel for vacations and visits. Local brass band event planned at Froehner grove. church services paused for conference in Peotone.

Social notes from Channahon and Joliet visitors

Miss Jeanette Kipp of Chicago visited her mother and sister in Channahon on Sunday. Several Joliet residents and Chicago visitors stayed with relatives, incl. Mrs. Brownall of Lowell Indiana and Mrs. William Zarley. Mrs Chas Connell's party after graduation at the M E church included several Joliet and Blodgett residents.

Two Topers A Teacher's Experience

A Minnesota school teacher known as the Postum Preacher describes how switching from coffee to Postum improved her nerves, sleep, and health. She recounts nervous prostration from coffee in girlhood, her husband’s similar issues, and their conversion after trying Postum. The ad ends with a cue to read The Road to Wellville.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Cash grain price ranges across wheat corn and dates

Cash Wheat prices range No 2 red 91 to 93 percent No 3 red 89 to 92 No 2 hard winter 91 94 No 8 89 to 92 No 1 spring 95 to 100 Cash Corn ranges No 2 70 percent No 2 yellow 73 No 8 70 No 3 yellow 71 to 72 No 4 59 to 66 Cash Date No 2 51 No 8 white 50 to 58 No 4 white 50 to 51 standard 62 to 53

Neptune Naples Man Praises Dr King’s New Discovery

Lester M. Nelson of Naples Maine writes that he has used Dr King’s New Discovery for decades and believes it saved his life. He says it is a reliable throat and lung remedy and essential as food in his life.

Lester M. Nelson Naples Maine Dr. King

Death of Green Garden resident Mrs Knepper

Mrs Knepper died last week after months of illness. Born February 14 1850 in Germany she immigrated in 1869 with her parents to America and settled in Green Garden. Survived by husband Peter Knepper five children and one grandchild. Funeral held at Green Garden St Peters church officiated by Rev C Berger.

Knepper Melklenburg Schwerine Germany America Green Garden Peter Knepper Chas Mia Fred Kampe Philip Franer Lena Knepper Green Garden St. Peter's Church Rev. C. Berger

Ownership and safety in marriage discussed.

A dialogue notes a man owning his home but suggests it may be safer if the wife owns it, reflecting views on domestic property and security.

Final Special Assessment Notice for Joliet Water Main

Final notice in Will County court concerning Joliet Illinois Street water main improvement under Ordinance 2313. Docket 446. Board of Local Improvements will hear July 13 1908 at 10 am. Interested parties may file objections and appear to defend.

Improvement of Allen Street Sewer Project Proceeding

Docket No 459 of Will county court records show a certificate of cost for Allen Street sewer improvement under Ordinance 2329. The case notes substantial conformity to requirements and a hearing set for July 18 1908 at 10 o clock, with parties given right to appear and defend.

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