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Newspaper

The Joliet Weekly News

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1908

Page

14

Mokena Voters Urged To Support Barr In Primary

Local notice urges support for Barr in the upcoming primary election. It also reports on vandalism to Joseph Lenardt’s oats machine and notes political activity around Republican candidates including H. M. Snapp and Anson Fiexer’s campaign.

Ambitious Elwood resident seeks support for state attorney bid

George Barr of Will county aims for the state attorney position and asks friends to help nominate him next Saturday. The local notes mention crop yields, water shortages, a brick-yard accident, new sidewalks, visitors, and community events across Elwood and nearby towns.

George Barr Will County

Orland Barr for state's attorney named in election notice

Orland Barr is described as an experienced conservative candidate for state's attorney. The item urges voting for him and notes campaign details dated Aug. 13. The town community notes cover local activities from visits, picnics, a box social, band performances, travel plans, illness, and a Woodmen of the World installation.

Barr

Primary Vote Soon Promised by Local Leader

In the limited time at my disposal I have not been able to see each voter personally but I shall appreciate the support of the citizens of this township at the primary on Saturday. George Barr of O'Brien and n spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of Wm O'Brien of Channahon. Mr. and Mrs James Dunn entertained relatives and friends at their home Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Dunn's sister Mrs. Stewart of Chicago. Miss Grace Steele has returned home after two weeks vacation at Glen Park. Edward Conroy of Chicago is the guest at the home of Thos Dempsey this week. Mr. and Mrs Michael Hennebry and daughter Esther have returned to their home in Chicago after several days with Troy relatives. A large number of Troy people attended the funeral of Thomas Coulehan in Joliet. Burial was in Dresden cemetery, Tuesday. Byron Gaskel attended the Chautauqua at Dellwood, Sunday. Miss Pearl Gilbert of Chicago spent last week at the home of John Kinney. Troy, Aug. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Mar

Mikena Joseph ‘Lenardt Zomeone Frankfort Anson Fiexer Joliet Office of Recorder of Deeds Fiexer Recorder’s Office Will County Chase Liess Edith Peterson Chicago Mildred Brinkerholff J. J. Coady Muscatine Miss Brinkerhof Minooka J. J. Brinkerhoff Frank Moriarty Aurora Thomas Fulton John Eva Brinkerhoffft Mijpooka Martin Brinkerhoff Phoebe Lynch Troy H. M. Snapp Snapp Congress Washington S Mokena Henry Barnes Main Street John Liess John van Horn Cappel’s Grove Wm. Becker M. Lynch Eldredge Coady Lynch Scheiblich BE. = Jones St. Louis John Erickson Mise Helen Elmer Florence May Leroy Munner Manhattan Henry Munger Simon Hohenstein, Jr Thomas McCarthy Hellman Matteson George J. Hacker Howard Wallace Spencer Ella Laurine Rutz Julius Oswald Olson Henry Volek Chas, Zahn Frank Hirsch Mable Hirsch Blue Island Chas, Schmuhk Round Lake Henry Latz Myrtle Hirsch Fred Haase Ton Brothers Jessie Colton West Peotone C. & A. Company Jackson Creek Burnett Bridge L. Anderson Pauline Florence Roseland Andrew Peterson Elwood John Coldwater Kansas Fred Crampton Grand Rapids Mich Order of Gleaners Town Hall A. D. Miller Adrian Michael Moyer Cherokee Kan Harmon Deutschman Germany Grant Auburn Andrew Sorrenson Thos. Lacy Jessie Hutchin Beulah Lichtenwalter Jackson Cymbeline Chaloupka Henry Kirbis Rollin Nicholson Mra Orland John Yonker Martin Smith James.Jackson Taulbert Fairbury Lillian Grange Lettie Kettering Boo Anna Besch Lemont Endre Cleveland Orland Military Band Aspel’s Grove George Barr Tin O'Brien Wm. O'Brien Channahon James Dunn Esther Thomas Coulehan Dresden Byron Gaskel Dellwood Pearl Gilbert John Kinney Mar Bloom Lockport Homer Congregational Church L. N. Stratton Homer Sadie Mamie Louise Harriet Parr Lizzie Irene Margaret Burch Clara Collins Florence Purday Jennie Rowley Eleanor Kobliska Charlie Ellen Fred West Ellen Homer M. W. A Aspel Jerome Paddock Ruth Colorado

Local Chautauqua Talks Invite All to Learn

Thur A sit tones terian church inviting all to hear talks by Mr. ca Mrs. Tewin on life in Siam. A ten cent lunch will be served. Nearby social notes mention Miss Sarah Linton and Miss Catherine Linton visiting Mrs. Chas. Gifford, and several local visits, arrivals, and weather quirks. Elwood markets report corn 78c oats 44c butter 18c eggs 15c.

Terian Church Tewin Imiss Siam Sarah Linton Wilmington Catherine Linton Spencer, Neb Chas. Gifford Bruce Harley Lake Christy Mich Maud Spotts Dellwood Park Lewis Nicholson E. H. Gifford Will’ Keith Gilbert Ed. Peterson Stork Express George McAllister Joliet Eva Reed Dellwood Elwood

Homer community notes and announcements from Homer Chronicle

Local items cover political appeal by Geo. A. Barr for August primary. Aug. 2 Aurora outing for Mr. and Mrs. Frantina and family. Chautauqua at Dellwood with King’s Daughters. revivals with L. N. Stratton absence. schedule changes at Homer Congregational church. farmers threshing oats. social visits in Chicago Iowa Wisconsin and Council Bluffs. moonlight picnic by Homer M W A Camp. numerous visits and travels by residents. painting drive for church. Carter Harrison boat outing. prayer meeting for C E society.

Barr for State’s Attorney Faces Tough Primary

Geo A Barr runs on experience integrity and public trust promising fair treatment and hard work. He highlights loyalty to Joliet and Will County and advocates a salary based office while urging voters to place a cross before his name at the Saturday August 8 1908 primaries.

Joliet Will County

threshing progress and local social notes at Cana street

The report notes Cana street threshing company starting work with solid results. A 10 pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaw, and Fred jokes about not needing gardeners. Visitors from Joliet and Millsdale are mentioned, with several locals camping along the DuPage River. John Dollinger threshes wheat showing turning yields.

Birds Bridge Canastreet Threshing Fred Shaw Fred C. Grest Joliet B. Mathes Webster Fred Calais Reuben Willard Louise Bridger Millsdale DuPage River Vreeland Elwood John Dollinger

Also Mentioned on This Page

Will Grundy, Kendall Cook Counties Raymond Warning Plainfield Mrs Charles Hanqn G. H. Sieveking H. Sieveking Coxppayen America Mr. Sieveking Europe Henry Lang Moriarty Lydia Oswald E. Oswald Frauen Verein B. S. Church Frank Schack Forick John Christenson Thomas Kinky Pena Henry Brinkman Frank Sievert Kohlhagen Ebert Batavia Christ Knapp Cin Ort and Huntington Ind Knapp Viola Zahn Cap- Sasetek Basal Et Obimaes Christ Bechstein Daniel Knapp Recorders of Deeds W. H. Bechstein Bertha Schiess Lillian Pfaff Fred Braun Peru H. Braun Amanda Wanamaker Englewood Hospital Julia Schick Morris Carrie Klein Isabel Helier Canada Richard Hill Dick Krohn Gus Seifert North Dakota Eliza Cleveland The Woodmen of the World Woodmen Hall Geo. A. Barr Wm. Frantina Frank B. Society George Reed West Lockport Hal. Reed King's Daughters Dellwood Chautauqua Laura Austin EB. Carol Wm. Hank Carter H. Harrison Hank Capt Rolson C. E. Society Grace Wells BIRDS
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