The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 4

THE DE KALB CHRONICLE, MARCH 31, 1899. DAILY CHRONICLE CLINTON ROSETTE, Editor at the at DeKalt, Second Clan Mall of All: The News. Pablished Kreaing Ewept Sunday The J. F. GLIDDEN PUBLISHING CO.

At West Main Street. TERMS OF By Carrier a week, By Mall 900 a The BRACT- WEEKLY CHRONICLE, 81.00 year. trictly to Advance. The Chronicle was Established 1879 Subscribers are requested to rep prompti any carelessness on the part of the carriers, so that the same may be remedied and perfect servico riven. Sycamore.

Sheriff Dan Holm is in Chicago on business. Fred Love called on DeKalb friends Saturday. Roy Waterman of Chicago, spent Sunday bere, Mrs. C. Rosette was in town on bust ness Monday, A.

8. Kinaloe and wife were DeKalb visitors Sunday. Miss Susie Towne was calling on friends Tuesday, Attorney G. E. Stott of Genoa was in town on Tuesday, Prof.

Haight of Aurora, spent Sunday with bis parents. The Supervisors are holding special session today, Thursday. Attorney A. C. Cliffe left for Springfeld Monday on business.

Mr. Wm. Fleetwood is home from school in Chicago this week. Attorney Botsford of Elgin was here on legal business Wednesday, Mr. Ferd Rettig of DeKalb, was over bere on business Monday, Attorney Chatte of Sandwich was here on business Wednesday.

Mrs. Joseph Ronin is confined to the house with a siege of the grip. Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. West entertained eight friends at dinner Tuesday, Mra. John, Underdown has the mumps as also Susie and Cora Christen. George Hall, formerly of Chicago, is spending a few days with friends here. Mr.

and Mrs. G. Preston have been visiting their daughter for the past two weeks. Mrs. John Nelson of Washington Place who has been very ill is convalescent: Next Friday the schools of Sycamore will be closed for the spring vacation of one week.

Floyd Whittemore Asst. State is spending a few days with his parents at Sycamore. James Welsh sold his property in the north west part of the city to James Cambell for $1000. Mr. and Mrs.

James Maitland entertained a company of friends at dinner one evening last week. Miss Mayme Branen is home from Notre Dame spending the spring vacawith her parents. Nra. Harry Mitchell has been dangerously ill since the death of their baby that died last Monday. Min.

Hewes, Manager of Sycamore Light Company la spending a few days at Joliet, his former home. Miss Eva Hall, a teacher in the schools at Wilmette, is spending her vacation with old Sycamore friends. H. Albreight is moving this week into the Conder house recently purabased bo Mr. George Knipp.

8. W. Diller has bought of W. W. Much a lot, facing on State Street west of Mr.

Marsh's residence: Miss Myra McCarty came over from De Kalb Friday and visited Mrs. M. Kelly and other friends and- relatives. W. E.

Statenroth has been confined to the Bouse for two weeks with a soere attack of bronchitis and Ingrippe. Mr. Win. Dutton formerly of Syesmore, now rising Chicago lawyer, visited his brother George, over Sanday Mia. Elsie Dow.

teacher at the Wheaten College, has been spending the vacation this week at her old Sycamore home, Mr. V. Hicks, Miss Eva, Arthur Ex and Mr. and Mra. J.

E. Parker left Byeamore Tuesday noon for an extended trip to San Diego, Cal. Mrs. O. M.

Brown has returned from sun Antonio, Texas, where she called by her son's serious illness. He better when she left for home. Mrs. James D. Bockler is at.

the DeKalb County Abitract office ET Mr. O. Conrad the now proprietor takes up his realdence in Mick Joanie Courtright, of Somonank a belor of Mar. J. D.

Waterman, in paytag a farewell visit with Mr. and Mrs. for Waterman, new home previous in the to their west. leaving W. A.

Lindsay and wife celebrated. their Aftieth anniversary at the home of their Mrs. C. E. Walker, on West State Street, on Monday, March 97, A large number of guests were present both from and out of the eity; Invitations having been issued for a 19 o'clock dinner and reception.

Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay were the receptants of many handsome and useful presents. East Pawpaw. Geo.

Wangler's little girl is quite ill. Mrs. John Butt is very Ill with the grip. James Maredane is seriously ill at bis home near here. Mrs.

A. J. McCarty has a severe attack of the grip. David Cory was in town on official business last week. Wm.

Hampton is visiting friends in Rochelle this week. John Constable of Rollo was in town last week on business. Henry Hildebrant sold his bogs to Arthur Wells Monday, Chas. Finley is visiting relatives and friends here this week. The little birds report a wedding for the short, sweet bye and bye.

Miss Fannie cook is spending the week with Mrs. Ian Flewellin. Samuel Strogan entertained friends from West Pawpaw Saturday, Thomas Linch is absent from town this week baying bay. Tom is a bustler. Mrs.

Breese and her Grace Harper visited Eariville last week. Homer Day was out riding last week. Unele Wm. Stone is. quite feeble again.

Elmer Valentine has been engaged by Win. Farbel, to run his engine nex season. The Misses Helen and Hattie Smith visited the Goble family of South Pawpaw last Friday, Easter Services will be held at the Methodist church of this place next Sanday at 3:30 p. m. A.

Forman and Wm. Hampton report that at least one half of the seed will-not grow this year. West Pawpaw is having, a hot fight over her license question. Some of our young men have taken up their war cry "The saloon must go" and have been endeavoring to drink them out of bustness. The measels are now.

putting the finishitg touch on Ezra Reynolds, Clem Avery, Wendell Chapman, Leslie Valentine, Mamie Forman, Effie Stover, Golden Emmons. Darlene Hogue and Ruth Valentine. John McClara of Shabbona, and Mrs. Alma Frazer of Rollo, were married Tuesday and passed through our town on their way to the home of the bride's father Wm. Weddell.

A. very pleasant event took place on Wednesday at the home of Mre. Caroline Breese, when her grand-daughter Miss Grace Harper, was made the wife of Mr. Wilber Beemer, of Compton, Ill, by Rev. O.

Baumgardner of that city. The bride, one of our most ing and accomplished young, ladies, is the daughter of Thomas Harper of West Pawpaw. The groom is the BOLl of M. F. Beemer a well to do farmer near Compton.

They will make their future home on a farm near Compton. Only relatives were present at the wedding. The many friends of the happy couple wish them unlimited prosperity. P. Kennedy was a.

DeKalb trader Tuesday. J. W. Ward was a DeKalb trader Saturday. L.

Watson is entertaining bis mother from Aurora. S. S. Wheeler was in town on boat ness Saturday. Mike Kennedy was in Chicago day and Tuesday on business.

L. Watson and wife visited at the home of her brother Saturday. Mrs. J. V.

Bacon visited this week with her sister, airs. J. McDole. Miss Katie Mulroyan of Carlton, was calling on Elva friends this week. Mrs.

J. Rice is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Ward this week. Misses Bernice and Ava Maraton are guests of their friend, Ada MoDole this week. J. MoDule and wile were called to Kingston Monday to attend the funeral of his Charles Noble of Cortland, spent Sunday at the home of his parents Mr. and Mr.

E. Noble, Miss Mertie Noble who has been vis Iting in Chicago the past few weeks. returned home Friday night. Mike Edith Wilcox who has been spending a week with friends in Sugar Grove, returned bome Monday night. Mrs.

Bart of Sycamore, spent nenday night with ber sister, Mrs. Jas. McDole and her daughter Francis companied her home. J. E.

Wirts went to Chicago last Tuesday. Ernest Gibbons was a Hinckley visitor on Wednesday. Mra. James McAllister went to cago Wednesday, Miss Carrie Congdon went to Hinckley on Wednesday, Mrs. W.

E. Scoteld is visiting friends in Chicago this week. Frank Giles came home Friday from school at Beloit, Wis. Edwin Fraser was a Chicago visitor Thursday of last week. Mr.

Arnold from Iowa, is visiting his daughter Mrs. W. Farley. Mrs. Annie Ferris was visiting in An rora and Streator this week.

Miss Verna Ames of Aurora, was the guest of friends over Sanday. Misses Carrie Fuller and Grace Roberts went to Chicago Monday, Miss Jennie Morse visited relatives at Shabbona over the Sabbath, Charlie Dean and daughter Edna spent Saturday with relatives. J. 8 of Wheaton college spending his vacation at home. Miss Edith Weaver of Hinckley, was visiting relattves here last weak.

Mrs Elliott Pritobard is entertaining her mother from Chicago this week. Harry Bradbury and J. S. Kirkpatrick were Chicago visitors on Monday. W.

A. Congdon and John Roberta. went to Chicago with stock Wednesday night. Mr. Newcomb of Evanston, was guest at the home Mrs.

Greenwood last Friday, Miss Mary Faller who is teaching at Dundee is enjoying a week's vacation at botne. Misses Frances Merck and Ida Woods visited friends at Malta several daya this week Rev. O. Yates of the University of Chicago preached at the Baptist church last Sunday. Miss Annie Watson returned to DeKalb Friday where she is sewing for Miss Potter.

Mrs. Carrie Powers of Hinckley was visiting her father, George Martin last Wednesday. Mr. Noe of Sycamore, editor of the De Kalb County Democrat, was in town last Friday. Miss Harriet Brainerd went to her home at Ivanhoe Saturday to spend the week's vacation.

Miss Maggie Beveridge of Sandwich, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ralph Brown this week. Pref, and Mrs. Clark of Hinckley, were visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Dean Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. C. A.

Highfield enter: tained fourteen young people at their home last Tuesday evening. There will be an apron and necktie social at the home of John Hipple on Friday evening of this week. Packark, wife and daughter Susie went to Belvidere Saturday and will spend some time with relatives. Wm Howison and niece, Miss Flora Walls went to Chicago on Wednesday and will visit relatives for several days. Mrs.

Adelaide Greenwood went to Sycamore Saturday to spend a reek with her daughter, Mra Mare Chamber lain. Elmer Hipple arrived, home, Friday from Normal where he has been attend ing school. He will not return for the spring term. Mra. J.

S. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Will Androws and James Faller were among those who attended the lecture by El Perkins" at Shabbona last Monday night. G. E.

Congdon came home from the University of Chicago last Thursday. I receives the degree of A. B. at the spring convocation which is to be held aturday evening April 1st. William M.

Bigelow was born in Scipio, April 9, 1886, and died at his home south of Waterman at 11:90 nois in 1854 and January 98, 1850 at p.m. March 98, 1800. He came to Illi- Aurora, Ill, married Eliza A. Chilson, nee Wood. Besides the wife he leaves a brother in Missouri and a brother and sister in Seattle, Washington.

Maple Park. Waterman. Mrs Corrigan is ill. Warren Rand continues quite ill. Fred Snyder visited the elty on Wednenday, Mra Alfred Dobson was a visitor on Tuesday, P.

Boyle of Sycamore Sundayed with L. 0 Clyne. Walsh of DoKalb was a visitor on Dan Rowe returned from his western visit Monday, Mine Mame Crosby of Elburn is visiting friends here. Philip Ramer has gone to the Mud Springs of Indiana Peter Collepy of Sycamore was here the first of the week. Fred Molee of Chicago attended the funeral of Mr Britt on Monday.

Misses Kate and Nellie MeGarry of De Kalb attended the funeral of Mrs Clarez. Mr. Hennaghan of Chicago and other friands were here to attend the funeral of John Britt. J.W Walmaley beld a sale on Thursday, Mr. Wamaley and family will move to New Jersey.

Mrs Kate Dillen of Missouri who was called here by the death of her mother returned to her home on Friday, Mr and Mra Kennedy of Elva, Mrs Helena Riordan and daughter Julia of Elburn attended the funeral on Monday. John Britt who was struck by an engine while crossing the track last Thursday, died from his injuries on Friday night. He was 78 years of age and had been a resident of this place nearly 50 years. He moved from his farm north east of the town to the village a few years ago. He leaves four children, Henry of Freeport, and Misses Mary, Eliza and Charlotte of this place, The funeral was held on Monday at the Catholio church and many friends from Chicago, Elburn and De Kalb were present.

The funeral of Mrs Catherine Clarey was held on Saturday at the Catholic church, Rev Hartman officiating. It was one of the largest funerals ever held at Maple Park. Deceased was quiet, unassuming, kind hearted lady and posessed the esteem of a.l who knew her. She had- been a resident of this vicinity 48 years. Those from a distance to attend the funeral were: Mr and Butler and daughter Lynch and daughter and Philbin of Chicago; Sullivan of Elgin, Mr and Mrs O'Brien of Afton; Ryan and wife of DeKalb, Mrs Crowe, Mr.

and Mrs Gammon, Mr and Mrs P. McCabe, Mrs Miller, Mr and Mis Crosby, Mrs Flynn and daughter Rose of Elburn. Chicago druggiste attribute the recent advancement of 65 per cent in the price of quinine to the great consumption of quinine due to the Spanish war. The consumption of quinine during the last bubonic plague in India was also immense. It is saidthat many cultivators of cinchona neglected their trees when the price tell below a profitable and that this has caused the marked stringency in the market.

The quinine market is controlled in London and it is said that combine to control the present situation is not improbable. A train load of machinery has arrived which is soon to be installed at the big gravel pits on the Wheeler place at St. Charles. A South Chicago company will mannfacture artificial stone on 8 large scale, employing three or four hundred hands when the plant is installed. COMING Not that they love bread less, but crackers more.

The marked increase in the consumption of crackers which is to be seen the country over, is solely due to the edtication of the people to the fact of the cracker's great adaptability and wonderful food value. The news cent package has much to do with the success of the cracker campaign. It insures that what starts right arrives right at the table of the consumer. Try Uneeda Biscuit at your grocers and see. Homeseekers Excursions, On April 4 and 18th the Chicago Great Western will sell round trip Homeseekers Excursion tickets to points in the following states at one fare plus $9,00 for the round trip; Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Kentacky, Lonisiana, Manitoba, Michigan, British Columbia, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indian Territory Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico North and South Carolina, Oklahoma, North and South Dakota, Oregon, Tennessee, Texae, Utah, Virginia, Washington, and Wyoming.

These tickets are limited for return 21 days from date of sale. For full information call on any agent "Maple Leaf Route" or address F. H. Lord, General Passenger and Ticket agent, 118, Adams Chicago. ditw apr18 Ladies and Childrens trimmed walking hats at Shenk's, Beaupre Minnegan, managers.

d3twit This coupon and 10 cents sent to The Chronicle, DeKalb, is good for one copy of "Beautiful Paris." Send Today. The GEORGE CONCERT Maude Winklebleck Gaudreaux, Alma Jones, Pianiste Charlotte S. Tarrant, Harpiste, Edward C. Kuss, Basso Former Leading Basso of Royal Carl Rosa Company, England Grand Opera Company, Heidelberg, Germany Grand Opera Company, Berne, Switzerland and Soloist with Thomas Orchestra at the Omaha issippi Exposition. CHRONICLE Wed.

Ev'ng. April ADMISSION 50c Tickets at California Tourist Car. After March 14, the through Tourist Car to Los Angeles, California, via the Chicago Great Western in connectiod with the A. T. S.

F. will run every second reek instead of every week. This is the best route to Callfornia points and prospective travelers will cheerfally be furnished all information regarding rates, time, date of car leaving their stations by addressing any agent, "Maple Leaf Route" or F. H. Lord, General Pass, and Ticket.

Agent, Chicago. d8tw May28. For Sale. A new house in shoe town. All modern improvements.

Inquire at this office. dtf. Get Away for a Couple of Months From BAD WEATHER and visit ASHEVILLE or HOT SPRINGS, N. 0., AIKEN, S. C.

AUGUSTA or SAVANNAH, GA. or the many FLORIDA RESORTS. Tourist tickets 01 sale via SOUTHERN RAILWAY by all Ticket Agents, For schedules or further information write or call en, WM. H. TAYLOE, A.

G. P. A. Louisville, Ky, C. BEAM, N.

W. P. A. No. 80 Adams St.

Chicago, Illinois. re CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY. "The Maple Leaf Route." Trains leave Deltalb as follows: GOING WEST. Express for 8t. Paul, Minneapolis, Dee Moines and Kansas a PO Limited for St.

Paul, Minneapolis, Dee Molnes and Kansas 1.45 GOING HAST. Chicago Suburban. a Chicago 7.20 a Chicago Suburban. 7.20 a 13.01 Chicago LEAVE DEKALE. ARRIVE SYCAMORE.

6.45 a 6.00 1.90 a 1.85 a 12.15 me 8.06 LEAVE SYCAMORE. ARRIVE DEKALE, 1.00 1.15 2.45 8.00 p.m... p.m.... p.m.... 8,85 m.

except Sunday, All others daily, H. JACKSON Arent. DeKalb DAYTON CO. Soprano Elva. and Cantante Trans-Miss- HALL, 5th Browns Drug Store.