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Newspaper

The Joliet Weekly News

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1908

Page

12

Four held up Lockport men nab suspect gang

A group of five itinerant umbrella menders alleged to be burglars provoked fear in Lockport. Three men were captured after they attempted to rob Mr Meller, with a fourth arrested later and a fifth at large. Police promise a wide lookout for others as residents unite to clear the town of such marauders.

Lockport Bar- Tows Lock Company Ward North Lockport Lemont Mr. Beller Mr. Meller Rodighiero Jefferson

Minooka Ladies Plan Sale and New England Supper

The Minooka community sees the M E church Ladies' Aid organize a sale of useful articles and a New England supper at the Masonic hall on October 8. The note lists local arrivals, schooling, farm work, frost impacts on crops, and turnout for the state fair, with church services affected by conference Sunday.

Minooka Ladies’ Aid Society M. EB New England Masonic Hall L. A. Hamrick Isabel Kinney Florence Clark A. K. Knapp John Hanson William Day Plattville Addie M. Bailey Miles Gertrude Campbell Irving Bell Evanston Springfield M. E

Seventy second convocation of Southern Deanery held in Illinois

The seventy second convocation of the Southern Deanery of the Episcopal Church of Illinois meets October 13 14 at Grace church New Lenox and St John s Lockport. Tuesday includes Holy communion Harvest Home sermon and multiple clergy and laity sessions with addresses on faith life and parish life followed by supper. Wednesday travels to Lockport for morning services.

Episcopal Church of Ilinois New Lenox Lockport Grace Church St. John's Church Grace Episcopal Church Geo. W. Parrar Christ's Church Ottawa T. C. Ralise Momence W. F. Kenney el Paso J. D. McLauchlan Kankakee Siall Country Church

Funeral of Henry L. Bush Held in Lockport

The funeral for Henry L. Bush of Chicago who died Friday night after being struck by an electric car was held at 2 30 PM at the Congregational church. The service was to be conducted by the pastor of the Chicago church. local attendees included John W. Ard and other Lockport veterans from the Mercantile Battery.

Lockport Henry L. Bush Annah Finch Cornelia Lynk Chicago Chicago News Harry L. Bush Englewood Avenue Board of Trade Cottage Grove Avenue 57Th Street Washington Park Hospital Bush Atmots Buyaout de Eareo Arene Somme Norton Michael Fitzpatrick Allen Board ‘of Canal’ Commissioners Cottage Grove Ave Ard Bush Mema John W. Ard Sanford Parker Edward Henry Bush Mercantile Battery Kaush Numold Re

When two men on street meet a pretty woman passes by

A fragment notes men observing a passing pretty woman and one asks the other what he is looking at. The scene hints at casual street commentary and male reactions to female presence.

Spencer News Highlights Rail Work and Local Visits

The Theensther Traction Co received rails at Spencer and a locomotive steam engine to haul gravel from Gougar's Crossing to Summit Hill. Local residents, visits, parties, and weather noted, with several villagers traveling to Joliet, Frankfort, and Chicago Heights. Reports include a farewell party for Miss Edna Haynes and updates on area workers and railroad activity near Gougar's Crossing.

Theensther Traction Co. Co. Ooey Spencer Gougar’s Crossing Oat Walter, Elwood Joliet Raymond Walsh Geo. C. Hacker Edward Walsh Mokena Howard Wallace Edna Haynes Monce Annie Hoffman Annie Lydia Krohn Christina Emma Betenhausen Voss Hattie Laura Marie Pease Ruth Nelson Daisy Bemis Robert Nelson Henry Eddie Krohn George Hunt Chas. Pease George Nelson Barney Christensen James Morris Harold Johnson Ervin Schmuh Henry Weber Barney Christenton Joe Schultz Howard August Schnable Philip Werner Henry Peiper Chicago Heights

Community notes from Homer wells corner district

Local column records visits and social events in Homer and neighboring towns. Names include Edna Reed Florence Annie Weber Clarence Rowley Jr. Robert Burch Raymond Storm Henry Thornmahlen and I N Rowley. People attend prayer meetings ice cream socials and Dutch spreads while cattle shipments and weather updates appear amid illness and hospital news.

Custer Park News Highlights From September

Local residents report on social events and visits in Custer Park. Ruth Swords returns from Chicago. Mrs. Palmer plans California trip. dances and church socials draw crowds. A theft at Philips Brothers’ potato pit nets about four bushels. notices announce a farm rental near Symerton and upcoming Symerton White Sox vs Custer Cubs game.

Rae Mye Yon Coyle Owen Ses Eares Mick Elwood Gus Williamson Mrs. Highly Wilmington I. T. Palmer Ruth Swords Chicago Wabash Road J.H. Swords Palmer Essex Henry Baker Custer Katie Burt Pearl Morse Laura Neth Grace Reinike Walter Moore Albert Belleau Quigley Michael Scott H State Symerton

Blodgett Residents Travel to Springfield Fair

Blodgett residents M F Riley and George Woods joined James Connell of Channahon in leaving for Springfield to attend the fair. Mrs Edward Collins was hospitalized in Chicago for rheumatism treatment. Mrs Henry Kelly visited Chicago last week. Robert Demfsey of Troy visited his brother John in Blodgett Sunday. Minnie Connelly spent weekend in Joliet. Miss Florence Haley of Joliet visited her parents here.

Grace Wells Irene Burch Lockport George Reed Chicago Bessie Legg King's Daughters Clara Collins Myra Reed Lillian Murray King’s Daughters Austin Morton Bentley Joliet Erwin Homer

Plainfield Social News Highlights Sept 30

County Clerk Mottinger travels to Springfield for the state fair. Mr and Mrs Geo Herzog of Seattle visit relatives. Mr and Mrs B Chrisman of Rushmore MN are guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Thompson. Rev B A Dickens goes to Chicago for the Rock River Conference. Chas Swarts moved from his sister’s to St Joseph's hospital Joliet for care. Miss Fannie Barnett of Chicago returns home after visiting friends Mrs Wit. Wond and Miss Jennie Ferguson.

Plainfield A -E. Mottinger Springfield Geo. Herzog Seattle Washington B. Chrisman Rushmore Minnesota Frank Thompson B. A. Dickens Chicago Rock River Chas. Swarts W. Davis St. Joseph’s Hospital Joliet Fannie Barnett

Devotion to Blessed Sacrament Planned in Symerton

Symerton observer reports a forty hour period of adoration in the Catholic church from October 8 to 10. Morning rites include a solemn high mass and procession with the Holy of Holies, while evenings feature rosary, sermon and benediction. Father Burke of Chicago and visiting priests to preach, no fee or collection. Non Catholics welcome with seating.

Symerton Father Burke Chicago

Frankfort Notes On Travel Hospital Visit And Local News

Frankfort reports Miss ny Elsner attending school and visiting relatives. Gusta Gullickson underwent an appendectomy in Chicago and is recovering well. Redlin becomes telephonist with Martha Klepper back at work. Missionary services set at the German church with speeches by Rev. Berger and Rev. Sieveking. Mrs. George Addemark of Matteson stayed with her parents. Bros. Folker deepen and clean their pond as the town supplies the engine for track work. Olive Koblhagen ill. nurse from the city called. Breidert's workers at Fred Geuther's building. John Son's residence nears completion. Amelia Schram from Joliet visiting family. Peter Scheer seriously ill. Rev. Lambrecht assisting. Frankfort brass bands host final moonlight picnic Oct 10. Freda Schroth of Joliet visiting, Walter Baumgartner and Hattie Zechlin in Chicago. Emma Sippel near top of News contest standings and thanks supporters for gold watch prize.

Martha Klepper Berger Sieveking George Addemark Matt Folker Bros Conrad Sippel N. Scheer One 4 Chicago P. Knater Peter Scheer Lambrecht Frankfort Freda Schroth Joliet Suday Walter Baumgartner Hattie Zechlin William Folkers Emil Krapp Emma Sippel

Man Denies Divorce Claims In Circuit Court

Iron worker Le Johnson and his wife Ail tude seek divorce in circuit court alleging cruelty sulkiness and repeated immoral conduct. She charges he admitted young men in their home late at night and aligned with others to embarrass her while he planned to marry another woman.

le Johnson M Leable Iron Works Ail Tude Second Avenue Esther Byrd

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