Lockport Class Night Play Praised at Norton's Opera House
Last evening the Lockport High School graduating class presented Ladies' Choice Leap Year at Norton's Opera House to a large audience. The cast, coached by Dr. F W Shoop, received praise for costumes and performance with notable turns by Frank Milne Jr Howard Myers James Farrell Marold Snapp Elsie MacDonald Jay Kazar Clarence Wagner Marella Yost Helen Murray Violet MacDonald Ostrom Casilda Yost and others.
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Lockport
Lockport High School
Norton’s
Opera House
F. W. Shoop
James A. Freed
Frank Milne, Jr
Solomon Solus
Merry Widow
Howard Myers
Mouser
Howard
Jove
James Farrell
Dimple
James
Marold Snapp
Walker
Elsie MacDonald
Miss O'Leary
Jay Kazar
Joseph
Clarence Wagner
John Thong
Lakey
Diggs
Marella Yost
Helen Murray
Susan
Violet MacDonald
Betty
Ostrom
van Horn
Crisp
Fer
Flowerby
Casilda ‘Yost
Plainfield Notes Social Visits and Travel Updates
Plainfield daily notes list Ms Elda Smith at Plano. Mrs VanHorn visiting Dr Jump in Ohio. Dr Jump’s brother ill in Ohio. Mrs Avery Lambert and Mrs Frank Raton visiting Wheaton with cousins Dunlop. Mrs Sager of Chicago visits her parents Reeves. Mrs Mary Bucks of Naperville visits G B Smith. Mrs J P Rowe of El Paso Texas visits sister Mrs G S Wrightman. Ray and Verle Heintzleman of Plymouth Iowa visiting grandmother Mrs Ramer.
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Avery Lambert
Prank Raton
Wheaton
Dunlop
Sager
Chicago
J. B. ‘Reeves
Mary Bucks
Naperville
G. B. Smith
J. P. Rowe
Elpaso
Texas
Mra
Wrightman
Ray
Verle Heintzleman
Plymouth
Iowa
Grand Family Medicine Endorses Electric Bitters
Mr. Frank Conlan of 436 Houston York praises Electric Bitters as a grand family remedy in a short endorsement note.
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Frank Conlan
Houstone York
Wedding Bells and News From Lemont Parish
Miss Mary Jungles wed Joe Schumaker at Lockport with a large wedding dinner and gifts. Miss Sheppard lies ill at home under Dr Pickerel care. Otto Fisher visits Lemont from Joliet. Local graduates list ten girls and seven boys with colors green old rose and white carnations. William Sullivan the candy man marries Margaret Garity in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Vimpany welcome a baby girl. Lawrence Reed recovers from a second typhoid fever attack and is out.
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Lemont
Ill
T. J. Pickerlel
Wesley Hospital
Chicago
Sheppard
Wm. Sheppard
Mary Jungles
Peter Jungies
Joe Schumaker
Lockport
Rose
Lizzie Lynch
Agnes Heinz
Fanie Reis
Alice Martin
Mary Donahue
Hattie Shay
Arvard Olson
Edward Petzold
Math Ash
Elmer Lundeen
Sam Sundric
Willie Anderson
Clarence Murphy
Joseph Powaliscz
Walter Tedens
Billquist
Hasting School
William Sullivan
Margaret Garity
Sullivan
Vimpany
Lawrence Reed
Braidwood Notes Active Citizens and Socials
June news from Braidwood and nearby towns lists visitors from Chicago Joliet Rockford and Wilmington. Coroner C Z Joel and local residents, weddings plans and club meetings are noted along with picnic attendance and church group gatherings. The Portland cement output figure appears as a stray ending.
Pretty Naperville wedding fills Grace church with joy
Miss Gertrude Mottinger and Dr. Charles Mottinger of Akron Ohio wed in Grace church with pink and white flowers. A Northwestern College solo graced the ceremony as Ida Mottinger served as maid of honor. Reception followed for relatives and friends before the couple’s move to Akron.
New Lenox Community Updates and Events
Special to The Republican Born June 20 reports a son for Mr. and Mrs. W Craven. Improvements include 4000 square feet of cement sidewalk by A Pfaff of Frankfort. A 4th of July celebration at Eli Buttons grove features races, tug of war, a clay pigeon shoot and fireworks. District bonds to add a schoolroom pass, two teachers to be hired. Local notes cover illnesses visits and social events among residents.
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New Lenox
W. Craven
A Pfaff
Frankfort
Joseph Mattes
Attes
Lenox
Eli Button
Local Visits Reported in Symerton Community
Mr and Mrs Thos Singleton of Lorenzo visited Symerton relatives for several days. William Wickman and son Harry visited Mrs Wickham at Silver Cross hospital in Joliet. Mrs Wm Blogg and Grandpa Dix spent time with Mrs Will Rice and Mrs Arch Mereese Rena.
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Symerton, Lr
Republican
Thos, Singleton
Lorenzo
Dan Singleton
Wm. Wickman
Harry
Wickham
Silver Cross Hospital
Joliet
Wm. Blogg
Grandpa Dixon
Will Rice
Arch Merece Rena
Progressive Republicans Dentropes At Iowa Convention
At Waterloo on June 25 the progressive wing controlled the Republican state convention endorsing Gov. Cummins and progressive railroad and corporate laws. They praised the Iowa congressional delegation and Senator Allison, pledged his re election, and elected a campaign committee by one vote. Judges Ladd and Weaver were nominated to the supreme court, with the party approving recent primary state officer nominations. A delay arose over W. S. Hart’s radical remarks, while a Cleveland death resolution offered bipartisan sympathy. A Manila cable reports the murder of H. D. Everett and T. R. Wakely plus four Filipinos by hill tribesmen. An endorsement for Dr. Detchon’s Relief for Rheumatism is noted.
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Waterloo
Cummins
Iowa
Congress
William B. Allison
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Reception for Rev R J Kyle at WILRATLAND church
The Republican A reception was given to Rev. R. J. Kyle and daughter Thursday evening at the church in Wheatland. A large attendance and pleasant time were reported. C Wright assisted J G Parker with farm work when a colt kicked him, lacerating his lip requiring stitches. FB Stewart and family attended the wedding of El Gale and Francis Thursman in Chicago. Nellie and Belle Muir visited Dellwood park Saturday. Mr and Mrs A G Griffin of Aaron and Mr and Mrs Chas Ladue and Gertie of Montgomery attended the reception here Thursday night. Mr Rance of Boston is visiting relatives. The U P S & will hold a Fourth of July picnic with games and dinner. Mrs Mable Lowrie of Detroit is visiting her sister Mrs Francis Stewart.
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Braidwood
Alice Moran
Chicago
Wm. Moran
School Street
Clarence Rankin
Rockford
J. B. Howatt
Main Street
C. Z. Joel
Joliet
John Stansbury
Gertrude Barr
Jollet
Louise Parson
Wm. Pettigrew
Fidelity Club
Joseph Peart
Union Cottage
Jeffrey
Church Street
Wilmington
John Hertel
Samuel Mather
Yankton
8. D
D. D. Gross
Philip Beckman
Ralph Kendall
Northwestern College
Congregational Church
Herman Boecker
Milwaukee
Wis
Congressman Snapp
Clarence Jakobi
Austin K. DeBlois
College Chapel
Canucks
Naps of
Here
Wheatland
R. J. Kyle
C. Wright
J. G. Parker
Charles
Stewart
el Gale
Francis Thursman
Nellie
Belle Muir
Dellwood Park
A. G. Griffin
Aaron
Chas. Ladue
Gertie
Montgomery
Mr. Rance
Boston
Mass
Mable Lowrie
Detroit, Mich
Francis Stewart
Markets Report From June 25 Prices and Quotations
The Republican daily lists producer prices for June 25 with figures for yellow and mixed corn, oats, hay, oat straw, butter, eggs, potatoes, lard, and hogs. Cassidy & Gray of Chicago Board of Trade provide cash wheat and corn ranges, noting quotations subject to change after 1:30 p.m. and firm reservations.
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Cassidy & Gray
Chicago Board of Trade
Jefferson Street
W. A. Telegraph Co
Chicago
Probate Notice for Roy J Carrier Estate Illinois
In Will County Illinois the administrator Wedden Buck announces September term probate court in Joliet to adjust claims and settle debts for Roy J Carrier deceased. Creditors must file claims and debtors should pay promptly as of June 24.
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Eistate
Roy J. Carrier
Roy-J.carrier
Tate
Follet
Will
Illinois
Will County
Joliet
A. D. Werden Buck
Public Bridge Contract Offered in Custer County
The Bridge committee and Commissioners of Highways of Custer town Will County Illinois invite proposals for a Horse creek bridge on Section 25. The 90 foot by 16 foot structure offers three styles fire concrete two arches wood with two abutments and three piers iron two abutments one span. Bids due 3 PM July 6 1908.
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Bridge Committee
Commissioners of Highways
Custer
Will County
State of
Illinois
Horse Creek
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in bankruptcy
In re Thomas Rogers bankrupt case No 15 573 in the Northern District of Illinois the first meeting of creditors is set for July 6 1908 at 9am at 50 Young Building 411 Jefferson St Joliet Will Illinois. Referee Morrill Sprague presides. Mahoney is attorney for bankrupt.
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United States District Court For
District
Mdlinois
Thomas Rogers
Joliet
Young Bldg
Jefferson Street
County of
Will
Illinois
Joliet Dog Leash Ordinance Enforcement Period
City ordinance restricts dogs from running at large in Joliet June 1 to October 1 each year and during other specified times as set by the council.
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Joliet
Cuticura Heals Severe Skin Rash Says Household Use
Letter from Gores B Farley of Con N May 14 1907 praises Cuticura Remedies after severe skin outbreak left him unable to sleep or walk. He recalls applying other treatments with no relief before using Cuticura and experiencing complete recovery. He urges others to keep the remedies in his household.
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Gores B. Farley
St., Con N. i
Potter Drur
Cupenra
Bellevue Hospital Medioal College
New York City
United States
Ihot Charity
Bellevue Hospitals
Alsc
Tolic
Seieetee cel id J and Appleman court address
Fragmentary OCR mentions J and Appleman with an address 6146 Prairie Avenue and a curcaco term, suggesting a legal or notice context. No clear event, date, or organization fully identifiable from the readable text.
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J. & Appleman, M. da
Prairie Avenue
Curcaco, Ti
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Plano
Mma VanHorn
D. W. Jump
Ohio
Otto Fisher
Mrs. Garrison
Anna Ci‘notto
Jephs
George Schwartz
Mrs. Schwartz
Mrs. Smock
Messrs
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John Greenan
Coal City
Alice Healy
Lincoln
T. J. Sheridan
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South Wilmington
James Wilson
Wm. Adams
LaSalle
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Godley
Keann
Nellie Dwyer
Braceville
A. C. Jeffrey
Portland: Céament
Ealentiay
Grace Church
Gertrude Mottinger
Noah Mottinger
Charles Mottinger
Akron
Kirkup
Ida Mottinger
Byron Mottinger
H. H. Rassweiled
A. ,Mottinger
Ezra Miller
H. M. Storms
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James Montgomery
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Addison Collins
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Fred Rathke
Kankakee
John Brugsel
Wisconsin
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Edith and
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Thus
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Peotone
Yeounker
J. W. Dallenbach
Sarah
Alice
Willie
Jas. Kennedy
Willie Quigley
Bernice and
Maud Jackson
Hattie Bells
Chas, Dixon
Wm, Brant
Symerton
Gov. Cummins
Allison
Manila
Island of
Negros
H. D. Everett
T. R. Wakely
T. J. Blackmore
Haller & Blackmore
Pittsburg
Dr. Detchon
Shem
Jas. S. Kirk & Co
Julie
Vance-FitzGibbons Furniture Co
van Buren St
Wilratland
U. P
M. Truby & Son
T. J. Coyne
Adler
Elgin Creamery
Fionof
Ceorseee
Republican Daily
ARRON
Live Springs
All
Jayne
Ato
Joliet, Ill
Morrill Sprague
John J. Mahoney
N. B
Cuticura
Duncan Hotel
Jolt
To & P. Rm
DR. Appleman
Ryan Gto
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